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''What price life liberty, limb?" a mem
ber of the peanut gallery quipped.
"Surrounded by wimps. Ualf-hcartcd,
yellow-bellied, lily-livered invertebrates "
Boo Boo opined, narrowly missing a bus
shelter. "Let's hear some testimony from
you, Nash. You're our expert on the bul
let. Yogi, tclJ them about justice."
"The old monk says to the young
monk, 4 101 Buddhas constructed a bridge
between mountains, It was faulty. A
Buddha fell 1,000 feet to an ugly death.
Find justice. The young monk says, 'The
100 Buddhas must each fall 10 feet. That
would be just.' 'And just that.' the old
monk says. 'Pull up a mountain and think
Midnight movies. . .
about it some more.' "
"Yes, folks. Once again, Yogi baffles
the audience with his uncanny skill for
seeing spades for what, they are. Cards.
1 need cigarettes."
"I got to take a leak."
"Pepsi, please."
"Hey, there's a new issue of Soldier of
Fortune we should pick up while we're
here."
When Ciiairman Boo Boo and troops
rolled into the Qwik Shop, the company
man hosing litter off the walk appeared
concerned. The man was King, defrocked
and besmocked secret agent.
By David Wood
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He said the cable television industry has
made many people decide against going to
the theaters for late night entertainment.
Another factor contributing to the
decline in popularity of the Stuart's
midnight movies is that the Plaza 4 theatres
also starting showing midnight movies on
Fridays and Saturdays.
An official with Plaza 4 Theatres said
the midnight movie busines is doing well
and they plan to continue the midnight
showing.
Farrington said KFMQ and the Stuart
are discussing other options for next
September. Among those options are
only showing movies every other week
or possibly once a month with more
promotion before each.
to play aft local bars
The Zoo Bar and Larry's Showcase are highlighting
two special acts this week.
Appearing Wednesday at the Showcase is Marshall
Chapman, called "the cowgirl with hot blue blood"
by Rolling Stone magazine.
Chapman has earned a position as the South's pre
miere female rock 'n' roller, with her throaty vocals
and lean guitar playing.
She's released four albums since 1977, the latest -Take
It On Home being a self-produced effort on Rounder
Records.
Appearing the next night, Thursday, at the Zoo is
Mose Allison, a singersongwriterlyricistpianist with
his own brand of jazz and blues.
Allison has recorded more than 20 albums on Colum
bia, Epic, Prestige and Atlantic. The latest, Western
Man, met with positive reviews in Rolling Stone and
Downbeat, where it rated five stars.
He also has done extensive touring, playing in Eng
land, Denmark and Sweden and almost every major
nightspot in this country.
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Introducing our new
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Contact Tim for information about screen printing
and custom glassware.
Ask about our quantity discounts!
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