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Lincoln gets Romantic
National pop recording croup The Roman
tics will appear Nov. 10, at the Royal Grove, 340
VV. Cornhusker. The band will appear in Lin
coln as part of a national tour.
Tickets $7 and are available at Dirt Cheap
record stores and both Pickles stores, as well
3 at the door.
Opening for the band will be Nebraska.
Playhouse auditions soon
Auditions for "Terra Nova and "Looking Glass"
will be at 7 p.m. Nov. 13 and 14 at the Lincoln
Community Playhouse, 2500 S. 56th St
Parts are available in "Terra Nova" for six men and
one woman, age 20 and older. "Looking Glass" has
parts available for eight men and three women, age
18 and older, one 13-year-old male and two 8- to 10
year-old females.
Scripts are available from the Lincoln Community
Playhouse. They can be checked out upon payment
of a refundable $3 deposit. For more information,
call the Playhouse at 489-7529.
Downtown
13210 St.
477-S567
FREE DELIVERY AFTER 6 PM
4 Szndwkh minimum
Odo to Ernie :
wings difjktii
non-contest
A mysterious contest
ant named I. Zadd h the
lucky winner of non-contest
number eight. The
elusive Zodd composed
the f olio wing -ode, to be.
sung to the tune of "From
the Halls of Montezuma,"
From the hulls cf the
stzie capital,
To the pages of the
press,
Ernie Chambers c
pious underdoes,
But he dcesnt know
how to dress.
He will fight for causes
unpopular,
His opinions he will
blurt
I am glad he's estate
senator,
But I think I'll buy him
a shirt
Non-contest number
10 asks for the best
durned joke you've ever
heard, keeping in mind,
of course that this is a
family newspaper. Send
your puns, puzzles and
knock-knocks to Arts
and Entertainment Edi
tor, Nebraska Union 34,
1400 R St, Lincoln, Neb.
63583. The deadline for
non-contest number 10
b Nov. 1 1 . Winners will be
announced Nov. 17.
Abo, keep in mind, the
deadline for non-contest
number nine is Friday.
Winners will be announ
ced next week. .
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JhQ following b a list of local events
for the coming weekend, beginning
tonight
Ai;TE:;ninrr3 ' " - .'
VizillllzT'a CluilD Five, 720 0 St.
Acrj'lic paintiro by Judy Grcff,
; quilting and batik by Sammy Lynn and
watercolors by Lydeile Etonecipher, on
display through Saturday.
tlZzr Gallery, 50th and Huntington
Streets Painting and sculpture by
David W. Seylcr, on display through
Nov. 15.
FcdalErJIIL 15th and 0 streets
Photography by students from UNL's
School of Journalism and Fachhoch
schule of Bielefeld, West Germany.
Great Flaiaa Ctsdlcs Art CcSlec-,
tisn, Love Library 205 "Prairie Print
makers," an exhibition of 44 traditional
American prints on display through
Sunday.
Citliaa Art Gallery, 12th and R
streets Photography from the per
manent collection prints by Gordon
Holler and faculty art display through
Sunday. Oil paintim by Dan Howard
on display through Dzz. 4.
UztezTzitf Tlzz2fzt Gallery, 4222
Cleveland Ave. Pastels by Carlos
Frey and ceramics by Cherian Frey, on
display through Nov. 17.
UVSCATID3 ' v '
ALu Till, 5200 0 St. Great Impos
ter3, tonight through Saturday, no
cover charts. v '
245 No. 13th St. Last Call, Friday
and Saturday, no cover charge
Drcnctici, 547 N. 4Sth St. Up
town' Rulers, today and Friday, $3 ,
cover charge, ilkstakcs Saturday, $3
cover charge.
Green Fr2 1010 P St. vicious
Rumour, tonight through Saturday, $ 1
cover charge.
Jchsry's Lciigs, 2G04 Park Blvd.
Model Citizens Club Friday, $3.50
cover charge includes free beer.
Jeyo, C012 Havelock Ave. The
Hag3, Friday at 8 p.m., ".$5 admission
charge. , "
Jcf3, 2S30 Cornhusker Ilfchway
LIcr.tcrey tonight through Satur-
day, t2 cover charge (includes enter
telnn&Rt at iittb Bo's).
Uttls Ed's, 2S30 Cornhusker High
way Justin Morgan, tonight through
Saturday, $2 cover charge (includes
LIcGLVs, 1012 P St. - LinccLn
Jzzz Society tonight, no cover charge
Tts Ha-3,'200 N. 70th St. Jin
Salestrom, tonight through Saturday.
CsspcrsaldaKey, 1200 N St. llc
Gufrm Friday afternoon, no cover
charge.
TLaZso, 136 No. 14th St. - VLzz
Slim and' the Teardrops, 12 cover
charge tonight, $3 Friday and Satur
day. .
IIAJ02 EVENTS'
Itotau cccitai Kan, mn ana it
streets London Early Music Group
Friday at 8 p.m. Alicia de Lorrocha,
Sunday at 8 p.m.
LIOVIE3
Clsema 1 s 2, 13th and P streets
"Dead Zone," 7:20 and 0:20 p.m.' "Rich
ard Pryor Here and Now," 7:40 and
0:40 p.m.
Cocpqr, 54th and 0 streets "Brain
storm," 5:30, 7:40 and 0:40 p.m., ends
tonight. The Right Stuff," 4:30 and 8
p.m. begins Friday.
Duscs Sf 13th and P streets
"The Big Chill," 5:20, 7:20 and 0:20 p.m.;
"Under Fire," 5:05, 7:25 and 0:45 p.m.'
"Zelig," 5:45, 7:20 and 0:20 p.m.
Eart Pari 3, GSth and O streets
"Deal cf the Century," 5:30, 7:30 and
0:30 p.m. begins Friday, "Flashdance,"
5:25, 7:25 and 0:25 p.m. "Mr. Mom"
50, 7:20 and 0:20 p.m.' "Romantic
Comedy " 5:30, 7Q and 0:20 p.m. ends
Jcjo, 6012 Havelock Ave. "Psy
cho," 7:20 p.m. ends tonight; "Popeye,"
70 p.m. begins Saturday.
Flrra 4, 12th and P streets "Deal
Friday, "Educating Rita," 5 and 7:15
p.m.; "Never Say Never Again," 6:30, 7,
0:30 and 0:40 p.m. through tonight, 7
and 0:10 p.ra. starting Friday; "Oater
nscn Veskend," 4:45, 70 and:0:45 pjn.
begins Saturday; "ni:ly Business," 6:1 5,
7:15 and 0:15 p.m. through tonight,
0:15 p.m. only beginning Friday.
C!;r!"aa Fila Ttaatrs, 12th and R
streets "One From the Heart," 7 and
0 p.m. through Saturday; "Yol (the
Way)" 7 and 0:15 p.m., beginning Sun
day. :
Ltl2t 1415 0 St. "Vacation," 70
and 0:20 p.m. ends tonight; "The Prodi
gal," 7 and 0:10 p.m. beginning Friday.
Ci'":t, 13th and P streets "AH the
Right Moves," 1:30, 3:30, 7:30 and 0:30
p.m.
' Cctr.tr IIarlta:;3 Birder TLsatrs,
1510 N. Cotner "The Mikado," Friday
and Saturday. Dinner at 6:30 p.m.,
shov at 7:30 p.m. "
Lk'C n Ccm,n,tl.?yF4'iaias, 2500
Candle," tonight through Saturday, 8
p.m. .
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