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The oldest existing theater in Lin
coln, the Stuart, 12th and P streets,
tries to get movies that will be popular
for a long time, according to Edward
Sell, Its manner.
"We make money on films in the long
run," he said.
The theater keeps first-run navies
that still make money until a better
movie comes dor.;!, he added.
Currently, the Stuart is showing
"Return cf the Jedi," which still is mak
ing money alter 1 7 weeks.
It probably win play until The Right
Stuff," which features "Riclsy Business"
star Tom Cruise, opens on Oct 21, he
He said the Stuart's best year was
last year, during which it ployed only
three movies: "On Golden Pond", which
ran for 17 weeks, "Tootsie", which ran
for 21 weeks, and "E.T." which ran for
27 weeks. "E.T." continued to do busi
ness riht to the end," Sell said. "E.T."
ran longer, and made more money
than any other movie theyVe screened,
he said. ' . '
Lcn-pSay movies
The . average movie runs 3 to 10
weeks, Sell said. In 1G34, the theater
will run about eight to 10 movies, Sell
said, but he said that the theater might
cut that number if it was running a box
office smash. ;
A scene frcn ths vc-cratl3 "Zcttura cfCe Jcdl." Tie C!n tzs plrycd tt
He said sometimes it's "hit and mbs"
on selecting hit movies. Even
Paramount Pictures didn't know
much about "Raider3 cf the Lost Ark"
because Steven Spielberg, the film's
director, and George Lucas, its execu
tive producer, didnt tell anyone much
The Stuart usually shows movies
that are family-oriented, Sell said.
"It cant be' porno," he sold.
In the last few years the Stuart has
1 shovn crJy one R-ratcd nol2, which
Lrot year, the Stuart sold out 23
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. The Stuart gets more first-run
novics because the movie companies
know that it is the best-established
theater in Lincoln, Sell said.
' Cc'J said "On Gcldsn Pond" brought
the middle-assd an3 older people back
to the movies and said they have con
tinued to come back. '
The theater's success can be attrib
uted to its quality, Sell said. Two prints
cf "Return cf the Jedi" were sent back
because they had scratches or inferior
sound, he sold.
At, the end cf "E.T." 's long run, the
movie had no scratches on it, he said,
because the stall is careful when han
dling the Elms.
Sell said the theater gradually' i3
changing its format from 35mm
movies to 70mm movies, which have
better quality picture and sound.
The next major first-run m'ovie the
Stuart will show is "Terms cf Endear
ment," which will premiere November
23. , :
Actress Dcbra Winder, who starred
in the film, has d she will attend the
premiere. , : J. ; .
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In Thursday's Daily Nebraskan' the article about
Professor Larry Lusk incorrectly stated he would be
giving a recital today. The recital will be Sept. 29 at 8
,p.m. at the Kimball Recital HalL f
Our apologies to Professor Lusk and anyone who
was inconvenienced by this error.
African nmsiecdrs Sunday
"Lyrics and Styles in Traditional African tluoic"
will be aired Sunday at 6:30 p.m. en KRNU, 3.3 I'll.
" ' The 30-minute program hiilight the many facets
ofllsusa music. The show, which was produced by.
Yusuf Jibo, a UNL graduate journalism studrnt fca-:
tures discussions by Ahmed Gorbo, a j Durr.oll: with '
the Federal Radio Ccrpcratbn cfK:;;.:rio,and David
Ilofstad and Lawal So!lau Jwfya, who are with the
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Little had changed In Kariey Davidson's estab
lishment in the two weeks since we last saw him. His
living room had grown ecldsr and he sipped hot
for the National Intruder on his faithful
Emith-Ccrcna.
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wrote. "In a spectacular technological leap, Japa
nese computer specialis have bred their super
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that computers become cbaalate in that rpan cf
time? This tyrr.vritcr is prehtsterie by the ttaad
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