Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, August 24, 1983
Pago 58
Bureaus offer entertainment ideas
Entertainment can
transform an ordinary
event into something ex
traordinary, and the Lin
coln entertainment bu
reaus offer a wide variety
of services to students
and Lincoln residents.
Martha Bixby, Applause
Attractions agent, said,
"You name it, we have it,"
to describe the variety of
acts the firm books.
The agency, 2817 T St.,
handles from 60 to 100
bookings of bands across
the Midwest, Bixby said.
Bands play anything
from rock'n'roll to reggae,
she said, and the variety
of music is as wide as the
price range which runs
from $400 to as high as
$3,000.
Jack Downs, agent for
the Richard Lutz Enter
tainment Agency, 5625 O
St., also stressed the many
types of entertainment
available through the
agency.
"We handle just about
anything and everything
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Midwest state area.
Recently the agency
booked the Louise Man
drell concert in Omaha.
Special occasions may
call for a disc jockey, ma
gician, speaker or even a
male go-go danger, and
Downs said he's booked
them all.
CID Productions, 1410
Benton St., handles bands,
musical entertainment
and variety acts, Bob
Kodr, owner and mana
ger, said.
Country, rock, Top 40
and polka music can all
be booked through the
agency, Kodr said, with
prices ranging from $250
to $25,000. Disc jockeys
may also be hired
through the agency.
Kodr said the amount
of time for advance book
ings varies considerably.
"With school starting
there's a lot of things hap
pening, but a good band
could be available
because of a cancella
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Video arcades few,
but offer long hours,
snacks, 'Dragon's Lair
Students with a pocketful of quarters and an urge
to blast alien invaders or rescue a damsel in distress
can find plenty of adventure within walking distance
of campus at video game centers.
The Game Gal-ry, 1349 Q St., has about 45 games
for the video game expert, including the new Dra
gon's Lair, Star Wars, Q-Bert and Ms. Pac-Man.
All gmes at the Gal-ry are token-fed and the
arcade gives six tokens for $ 1 and 40 tokens for $5. A
snack bar offers sandwiches, snacks and soft drinks
for the hungry video warrior.
The Game Gal-ry is open from 1 0 a.m. to midnight,
Monday through Saturday, and from noon to mid
night on Sunday.
Tommy's, 1229 R St., has 25 games, most of which
give players two games for a quarter.
The game room is open seven days a week, 24
hours a day during the fall semester, including some
holiday hours.
Tommy's provides a study "Loft" for customers
wishing to take a break from the rigors of Pole
Position and Popeye, two of the games awaiting
patrons at Tommy's. The arcade also serves 22
different submarine sandwiches and other smacks.
W.C. Franks is more of a restaurant than a game
arcade, but 17 games are on hand there to challenge
video game enthusiasts.
Popular games at W.C. Franks include Galaga,
Joust and Ms. Pac Man. All games are coin-operated.
The restaurant's menu features hot dogs and
polish sausages served with a variety of toppings,
chips and soft drinks.
On campus, students can find video game fun at
the first floor game rooms at Abel and Harper
residence halls, and the Nebraska Union.
At Harper Hall, the game room and the snack bar
have been combined in the food service building.
The game room includes pool tables, ping pong
tables and foosball tables.
Abel Hall's game room has more video games than
Harper and also has pool tables. A separate snack
bar serves food and drinks.
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