Wednesday, November 23, 1933
Daily Ncbraskan
Pago 9
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Television . .
As usual, the networks are psych
ing up for mother exciting holiday
weekend of football, pexmie end Christ
mas specich. Among those on the
egenda are:
Mscys Thanksgiving Day Parade,
8 a.xn., Thursday, channel 3.
All American Thankr-iving Day
Parades, 8 a.m.f Thursday, channels 6
end 10.
St. Loub Cardinals vs. Dallas
Cowboys, 2:00 p.m., Thursday, chan
nels 6 and 10.
Detroit Lions vs. Pittsburgh Steal
ers, 11 am. Thursday, channels 6 and
10. -
Army vs. Navy, 1:30 p.m., Friday,
channel 7.
Alabama vs. Boston College, 12:30
p.m., Friday, channels 6 and 10.
Nebraska vs. Oklahoma, 1:30 p.m.,
channels 6 and 10.
On Stco .... , - :,
The hite House Murder Case," .'
by Jules Feiiler, opens up the 1C33-84
Gallery Theatre season at the Lincoln
Community Playhouse. The Playhouse
describes the production 3 "a biting
satire of political conspiracy and mil
itary cover-ups." Cast members in
clude Tom Dowd, Barbara Svoboda
and UNL associate professor in eco
nomics Jerry Petr. Performances run
Friday through Monday at 8 p.m.
There also will be a 2:30 p.m. matinee
on Sunday. Tickets are $3 for students,
$4.50 general admission. You can get
reservations by calling 4S3-CCQ3.
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"Say Amen, Somebody," the mov
ing documentary on gospel music in
America is being held over four addi-
Madmen and Englbhdogs
tional days at the Film Theatre. The
film will show Friday through Monday
at 7 and 9 p.m. There aho will bemati
neca cn Saturday and Sunday at 3 p.m.
Tickets are $3. According to Dan
Ladely, director of the Film Theatre, in
"Say Amen's" first three days at the
Sheldon, 600 tickets were sold. So, you
misht want to get there early.
Around Tovm
In Tuesday's Cards and Letters
column, senior Erin Jensen raised a.
valid point: "Shouldn't we be doing our
best to promote new talent in this
area? Shouldn't we be fixing local
bands prime coverage? . . . TeczArion,
Crcccfire, Vicious Rumour, Tiht Fit,
Justin Morgan and Tomboy are all
excellent bands that deserve more
coverage." We apologize for our over
sight. In the rush to give visiting na
tional acts coverage, we tend to forget
about the many fine local outfits. We will
try to remedy this problem in the com
ing weeks.
And so, speaking of local bands,
two of the best will be making weekend
appearances. The Star City Players will
appear at Judges, -2630 Cornhusker
Highway Friday and Saturday night.
Cover charge is $2, and that includes
the cost of admission for Peter Z next
door at Little Bo's.
. Meanwhile, Charlie Burton and
the Cutouts will appear at the Zoo Bar
thi3 weekend, 136 N. 14th St. Cover
charge is $2.
IRS recording artists Lords of the
New Church will be at the Drumstick, ,
547 N. 48th. Cover charge for this criti
cally acclaimed new wave group is $5
in advance, $6 the night of the show.
Tickets are available at the Drumstick
and Pickles, 230 S. 10th St
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if you just ask yourself a
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. ing: Will your stomach
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lock? Will you be able to
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breathe?;
. Powers later offers his
solutions, and the female
singer thanks him for it.
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learned the way from
Will lie showed me kiss
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an acquired skill).
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goes: a problem is presr
ented, Will offers his
solution, and the singers
thank him, In fact, Will
believes his own power so
much that a whole song
is called "Will Powers,"
with a chorus of "Will,
Will Powers there's
Will to show you the
way." The monicker is no
coincidence.
While it's doubtful that
this album will improve
your kissing, confidence,
self-image and save a fal
tering relationship as ,
Will claims it can, it does
serve as a great comedy
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album. The background
music is new wavish and
jumpy enough to be a
pretty good party album
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Although no credits
are given per song, Sting
cf the Police co-wrote "Suc
cess," while Meat Loaf,
Carty Simon, Robbie Shakes
peare, Alannah Currie,
Stephen Bishop, Ellen Fo
ley, Andy Summers, Mar
tin Fry, Steve Winwood,
James Brown, Robert Pal
mer, Nile Rodgers, Ian
Hunter, David Sanborn
and Warren Beatty and
producer Rundgren are
all given credit as Will
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