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Ilaris Gincna cr.tcrt3 tt Fcrs!i3 Auditorium.
Saturday at the Howell Theatre, 12th and R streets.
Tickct3 are $4 for students and $5 for the general
public. The play runs Tuesday through Oct. 29.
The Metropolitan Opera celebrates its centen
nial with a lavish eht-hour extravaganza. Some of
.'the world's foremost opera singers are featured in
the program, including Luciano Pavariotti, Roberta
Peters and Placido Domingo. To make viewing this
special easier, Channel 12 ha3 divided it into two
parts, one airing at 1 p.rx Saturday, the other at 7
p.m.
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KUCV (0.9 FZ1) A special four-hour edition of
"A Prairie Koxna Companion" airs Saturday ni"J;t at
8 p.ra. The special is part of the Beethovan Bash
fund-raising evsnt
KZU!.! (3.5 Ft!) Earscapcs is an ambitious
radio theater project, produced by various non
commercial stations across the country. It airs on
KZUI1 Sunday at 7:0 port Thi3 week, The Servant
by EianLlaw Lcm -esarainca the master-servant
relationship in the year 2CO0. The program was orig
inally produced at Lcs Angles.
It all cornea to an end this weekend. Today's
activities are hihied by the parade, scheduled
to begin at 6 p.m. on ICth and S streets. A pep ray h
scheduled to begin at 70 p.m. and a street dance
featuring the Star City Ka:crs to scheduled to t-t
.underway at 0 p.m. -TLs pep ral and xlancs bath
take place in the Memorial Plaza, just north of the
Nebraska Union. ,
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"Karaikaae TO, which stars the late German
director Itainer Werner Fassbinder is showing to
night and Saturday at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. A special
matinee shows Saturday afternoon at 3 pjn. Admis
sion is $3. Banning Sunday, the British fim The
Long Good Fridsy," wiU show at 3 p.m., 7 p.m. and
9:15 p.m. Admissisn to 2X3 for students.
Around Tot?
7hat do state senators do when the Legislature
isnt in session? Some are night club performers. All
right cne is a night club performer. Lincoln Sen. .
David Landto will appear at Patoot's Lounge, 803 P
St tonight and Saturday. The show begins at about
10 p.m. and there is no cover charge.
Johnny Reno and the Sax Maniacs are one of
the most lively outfits around the country right now.
The seven-member band specializes in a lively com
bination of swing, pop and jazz known as "Jump"
music. They play tonight at the Zoo, 136 N. 14th St
Cover charge to $4.
Lincoln-based band, The Jettsons, will play this
afternoon. Cover to $1.
The Drumstick 547 N. 4Cth St, to featuring the
MsdsLrCltizcns Club Saturday night The band has
' just rc!carad its first EP, It s tha Rcndszarxe. Cover
charc to C2. ' " ;
They're finally here! Donny and Marie Osmond
wiU appear at Lincoln's Pershing Auditorium as
part cf the Lincoln General Hospital Auxiliary
Kru2 Friary nl'ht at 0. Thkct prices benin at $10.
Iron Maiden wU appeal Sunday at 7:0 p.m. at
Pershing. The concert had been postponed last
'. month.
And they say Lincoln doesnt have diverse enter
tainment -
Sign language
interpreter
to perform
Susan Freundlich, a na
tionally renowned sign lan
Curgs interpret sr, will pcr
fena her one-woman show
tonight at the Nebraska
Center for Continuing Edu
cation. Freundlich's show com
bines dance and mime
with sign lar..7,:age to inter
pret song.3 for both deaf
and hearing audiences.
She has performed
throughout the United
States and Canada and
has interpreted songs for
the deaf at concerts by
Holly Near, Pete Seegcr,
Arlo Guthrie, The Weav
ers and many ethers.
. She also ha3 worked as
a sijn language coach
and interpreter for the
cast cf the Broadway show
"Children of a Lesser
God."
The Lincoln Registry of
Interpreters for the Deaf
sponsors the show, which
begins' at 8 p.m. Tickets
are $5 for adults, $2 for
children. They can be pur
chased at the door.
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