Wednesday, august 20, 1975
daily nebraskan
page 22
entertainment
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more than apt to describe the plethora ot
NU entertainmeni: r .i
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everyone
TVia ,,. rf 1Q7S-76. available free
next week around campus, gives box office
information and descriptions of the
hundreds of events.
Howell Memorial Theatre . features
classic dramas such as Tennessee Wdhams
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and sponsors the
innovative Studio Theatre etu
Politician Ju Han Bond, feminist
GeSneCGer and Star Trek
Gene Roddenberry are three of me
speakers in varied programs sponsored by
Prno'nm TounCll.
The nrocram council also is bringing to
campus the National Marionette Theatre,
mi mist Keith Berger, comedians Harrison
and Tyler and- second Winter
. Walpurgisnatcht, an all-night open house of
activities. '
' The Nebraska Union Foreign Films
Series offers 15 of the finest films for their
Xtm 8CB3UU. Uliviuuu I urn tuuiic will
feature documentaries, classic American
WIHU1UCU vu p. J 4
Brownville features fiddlers
Ynn are cnrdiallv invited to attend the
Fifteenth Annual National Fiddle and
Country Music Contest at Brownville,
Nebraska, August 29, 30 and 31, 1975.
Informal attire requested.
The Brownville festival, sponsored by
the Brownville Historical Society, is a
gathering of fiddlers, banjo pickers and
country singers demonstrating their
musical ability in competition. Charles
Hahn, coordinator of the festival, said the
participating musicians come from
throughout the Midwest with occupations
as varied as their hometowns.
The weekend-long contest begins with
the junior division Friday evening at eight
o'clock. , .
Bluegrass and country music
competition is divided into four general
categories: singers, fiddlers, pickers, and
combos.
Each division is governed by specific
and binding rules to guarantee
authenticity. According to the official
rules, fiddlers must, "play a hoedown, a
waltz, and one other not a hoedown, a
waltz, i.e. rag, schottische, foxtrot, blues,
clog not in hoedown tempo, or jib 68, 98
rhythm, provided a jig was not played for
their hoedown." Such professional lingo
perhaps is best translated on me iiaaie.
Saturday afternoon the singers division
will compete until six o'clock followed by
a .concert headlined by Lincoln's Blue
Grass Crusade. Sunday morning is
scheduled for pickers and the afternoon
competition includes fiddlers and combos.
Finals begin at six-thirty Sunday night
with the top three contenders in each
category competing.
Hahn said a newly developed
site has been designated for this year's
gathering. The contest grounds are just
north of the Brownville State Recreation
Area on the river front. He also assured
ample camping ground, food stands and
restrooms.
The Fiddle and Country Music Contest
in Brownville is gaining national fame,
according to Paul Moss, master of
ceremonies for the festival.
He said the event is listed in many
national music magazines. He also said he
knew of several participants and country
music fans who attended the contest from
the Carolinas, Minnesota and southern
states.
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