friday, October 20, 1978
daily nebraskan
page 13
Yodeler . .
Continued from page 12
Topped with a black
cowboy hat, Bovee looked
like a folk singer should. His
faded blue jeans and worn
boots obviously have
accompanied him on his
many travels.
Tour beginning
Bovee said he is begin
ning a tour that will lead
him to Laramie, Wyo.
before he continues to Den
ver, Utah, Oregon and Wash
ington. If all goes well, he
said, he hopes to be home
by Thanksgiving.
"Folk singing is all I've
done for a living for seven
years, and it's pretty meager
living sometimes," Bovee
said. One of the luxuries he
couldn't always afford was
transportation, he added.
When he was getting
started, he said, lack of
transportation forced him
to hitch rides on trains. A
student of hobo music,
Bovee displays his affinity
with the hobo lifestyle in a
tune that begins:
"I've traveled East, I've
traveled West, I've been in
every state, a member of the
knights of rest with dues
paid up to date. There 's just
two things that I despise;
two things I always shirk.
First thing is a cake of soap,
the other one is work. "
"I'm glad there are a few
bum lovers out 'there,"
Bovee said after the crowd
showed its appreciation of
the tune.
According to Bovee,
musical appreciation and
sophistication among
Lincoln audiences is com
parable to audiences in
Seattle, San Francisco, Chic
ago and Boston-which he
called the folk music centers
of the world.
Lincoln well known
Bovee said Lincoln is be
ginning to be nationally
recognized as a good place
to perform.
"There are good audi
ences here, good people to
luiiifinj
tilltl
LAWYER
Stanley A. Krieger
1004
City IMat'l Bank Bldg.
Omaha, Ne
68102
(402) 342-8015
Member, Assn. of
Immigration and
Nationality Lawyers
1111
i J ' . ,
meet," Bovee explained.
Bovee, who now lives in
Minneapolis, is a Bellevue
native and a UNL history
graduate.
"I come back here and
play pretty often because I
have friends here."
Opportunities to perform
in Lincoln for folk musi
cians have multiplied since
Bovee was first active in the
Lincoln music scene around
1964.
Bovee said he left
Lincoln in 1969 but comes
back often for performances
at UNL, Wesleyan Univer
sity and local bars.
Although proficient
performers are attracted to
Lincoln's musically aware
audiences, Bovee said, "It's
a hard town to make a living
in.
'The music here is fine,
unfortunately there aren't a
lot of places to play here,"
Bovee added.
But he said Lincoln is
nationally recognized as a
home base for many articu
late artists.
"Oh, yeah, incredibly,"
Bovee said enthusiastically,
when asked if the folk and
country music following
had expanded in Lincoln.
Bovee credits Lincoln
banjo player Steve Hanson
with the increased local
interest in folk, bluegrass
and acoustic country music.
"He is the best all
around musician I know,"
Bovee said.
Ten years ago, when
Bovee lived in Lincoln, he
said he knew all of the local
country and folk per
formers. There only were 10
to 20 at the time.
A
I I
PI
riii mi mi ii n
STEREO 102 FM
KMiES radio
FRIDAY NIGHT MIDNIGHT MOVIE
"ALICE'S
RESTAURANT"
ADMISSION $150 (R)
5JII 1 1 llll l ir
A new comedy thrilSer
from creators of
"Silver Streak."
Gokffe Haiun
Chevy Chase
ill
1 )
PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESBffS A HLLER-MUQS COLI HGG9S PCTURE
simhcGOLK HAWI CISVY CHASE F8U. PLAY saawBiSSESSIGEOTIi DUDLEY KOCflE
mat r THOMAS L MILLER EDWARD I MLKtS COH HSSS niS BillES FOX
Read tte JoveHBJ Paperback Soumltiack aflain avaBe M Ansta Recortts aod Tapes.
Mam Tide Song Sung by Barm Maoto AimiTTIirl
DAILY AT 1 :05
3:10-5:157:30
AND 9:35
eehe funniest
IPiluuTi of
the year'9
CHICAGO TRIBUNE SOW WEEKLY NEWS
SACRAMENTO UNION SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER
DAYTON JOURNAL HERALD
"If you're in high school, if
you're in college, if you're
out of college. If you've
ever heard of college,
a National Lampoon fan.
a Saturday Night Live fan.
or you're just ready for
some wild college
humor you will have
a toughing good time
at Animal House.'
- GENE SHALfT NBC TV
"Frenetically funny ...a
raucous remembrance
of things past and
passionate Good
innocent fun mixed
with enough
wickedness to
give it some
character."
- HONA BARRETT.
V Aflc-rv
if a or
AKfltJAIL OEGiu
A eonwdy tan UnMwtal Moan
jRgnilCTtKj
THE MATTY MtHOfi rVAN R0TMAN PRODUCTION
KATKLMPOON5ANIWAlMOUy JOMNKLUSHMAIHOON JOHNVCTNON
.rvN BLOOM THOMAS MU Q and DONALD 5LITHERLAND
I0TH SMASHING
KEEK! ! !
TONITE 7 15 & 9 20
SATURDAY & SUNDAY:
"We would all gather at
my place every Friday night
and play until midnight,"
Bovee said.
"At that time there
wasn't anyone (folk singers)
playing bars," he added.
"I think what happened
was a big blossoming inter
est in blue grass that
branched into folk and
western swing," Bovee said
of the expanded interest in
Lincoln.
But Bovee describes his
music as "folk music; old
time country music before
country became commercial."
pooo
mm
2nd
SEEN IN AUGUST PLAYBOY
LINDA WONG HUSTLERS COVE RGIRL rrCek
LESLIIE BOVEE HUSTLER S CENTE RFOIO GIRL
t
ANNETTE HAVEN
0 f-f N.
Iks
M If m I hmd mmmm
TOP
QUALITY
Bottom Prices
and fast
service, too.
SENSATIONAL AND EROTIC.
MOVIEGOERS WILL CASP WITH
WONDER AND TINGLE WITH
SEXUAL DELIGHT.
Al GOLDSTEIN S MAGAZINE
Lincoln's Quality Adult Theater
Plus 2nd XXX Rated Feature
TEENAGE BIRTHDAY BALL
Continuous shows from 11am
Late shows Fri. and Sat.
Must be 18 -Have I. D.
AAdiA Jna A ioiiAiAi An A iifii tli
In
KANSAS CITY
ART TOUR
Thurs, Nov. 2
A one-day bus trip to
Kansas City to view the
Kansas City Art Institute
and Gallery or the Richard
Estes Painting Exhibit at
the Nelson Art Gallery.
Shop at Country Club Plaza
Cost: $18 per person
Sponsored by
University of Nebraska
Lincoln Division
of Continuing Studies
Call Ms. Joy, 472 3265 for
hformattonReservations.
Matinees Sat. & Sun
5:15-7:15-9:15
THE mystery-comedy that tastes
AS GOOD AS IT LOOKS
George Segal Robert Moriey
STARTS
TODAY!
& UUP IV,
9
Lonmar Presents
GEORGE SEGAL JACQUELINE BISSE7
m a TED KOTCHEf f FILM
WHO IS KiLLlNG THE OHEAI CHEFS OF EUROPE7
Co Starring ROBERT M0RLEV Ueculrve Producers MERV ADELS0N and LEE RICH
Producer WILLIAM ALORICH Director IED K01CHEFF
Screenplay by PETER STONE Music HENRY MANCINI
Based on the novel Someone Is Kng the Great Chets ot Europe by NAN and IVAN LYONS
An Awreh Company Lorimar Production
PGiNKmi GUOAICE SUGGESTED m, cmJTZ
TTTTr-TW I lPT1W
lUthfp t -477-IM4
Starts Today at 7:10, 9:40
Saturday and Sunday at
2:15, 4:45, 7:10 and 9:40
There im more than one secret at...
L
(:
aiiiwiiu
AWIDWMG
KSIAKNAZJK. CAMX0UKNETT GEMlDWf OUPUN HOWAADDUFF
MAFAMOV vmOWO GA5VAAN UUJAHGTSH LAUHEH MUTTON
VTVECAUNOrOfU PATMcCOKMICK DtNAMEKMi NINA VAN PAUANOT
IMC AMOUOHKWS ittwl cnMMOmwii.
TOMMY IMOVON HOKR' AltMAH
IOHN CONilWNI PATRICIA (UiNtC Al LAN MIC.HOII S HOOCRTAIIMAN
mm
ROOf rU AlTMAWO lOMNCONWXNt
jPU;
Mtaini
w
I -00.3:05 5 10-7 15 9:20
