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The amazing Elton JoHn,
rock'n'roll star and leader in the
spectacle fashion field, h re
turning to Lincoln for one per
formance only on Friday, Sept.
21 at 8 p.m. in the Bob Devaney
Sports Center.
Tickets go on sale Saturday at
all Brandeis outlets, all three
Pickles stores, Dirt Cheap
Records-East Park Plaza and
the Nebraska Union. Tickets will
go on sale at 9 a.m. at the Neb
raska Union. Mastercard, Visa
and checks will be accepted at
the Nebraska Union with two
forms of identification. There
will be a 50 cent handling charge
per ticket at all outlets.
All seats are reserved.
To order tickets by mail, send
a self-addressed, stamped enve
lope along with a money order
or cashier's check (add an addi
tional $1 for mail order) to:
Elton John
co University Program Council
220 Nebraska Union
Lincoln, NE 68583
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There is a 10 ticket limit per
person.
For more information, call
472-5252.
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'Never Ending Story
pleasant fantasy tale
By Ilsrk Hendricks
Daily Nelumskait EtiSWrltsr
The "Neverending Story is a
Warner Brothers movie about
a 10-year-old boy who is ad
justing to the recent death of
his mother. Produced by Bernd
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Eichinger and directed by
Wolfgang Peterson (who also
directed "Das Boot",) the film
parallels the mood of Walt
Disney's animated classics,
where good and evil duel to
rule an imaginary realm.
The story begins as Bastian
Bux (played by Barret Oliver)
escapes being "canned" by
ducking into a bookstore. The
owner of the store, after
questioning Bastian about his
motives, tells Bastian about a
magic book and cons him
into taking the book by telling
him not to take the book.
Bastian proceeds to school
to find out that he is late fora
math test and decides to cut
class and start reading the
book in the school's attic. He
reads of a land called "Fant a
sia" where an evil "nothing" is
spreading rapidly to destroy
"Fantasia." He reads of magi
cal creatures such as giant
blue-eyed rock chewers, who
dine on gourmet quartz, and
of bats used as hang-gliders.
He also reads about a young
Indian boy who hunts purple
buffalo, who Bastian identi
fies with, and is shocked when
he screams and finds his
scream integrated in the book
he is reading.
In the end Bastian manif
ests himself into the story to
save "Fantasia."
The movie has nice Ger
man overtones, apparent in
the development of the char
acters of "Fantasia". The
Gnomes and the Luck Dragon
look as though they could be
illustrations from "Grimm's
Fairy Tales," and like the fairy
tales, the "Neverending Storf
has a moral never give up
on yourself and never stop
dreaming: Thsre are no bord
ers of the imagination. That's
sound advice for audiences
of all ages.
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