Wednesday, November 23, 1933 Daily Ncbraskan Pago 9 Funk 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. Aft? fll'f"! - " "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. 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