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There will be a variety of live
music available for those opting to
remain in town over the weekend.
The American String Quartet, one of
the country's most respected cham
ber orchestras, will perform at the
Sheldon Art Gallery, 12th and R
streets, tonight. The show begins at
8 p.m.
Acoustic folk duo Newton and
Sayre will appear at the Skylight
Bistro, 235 N. 1 1th St. Local rock 'n'
roll favorites Charlie Burton and
the Cut-Outs will be putting in a
weekend appearance at the Zoo
Bar, 136 N. 14ht Street. Holiday and
Digital Sex, two local new wave
bands, will appear at the Drumstick,
547 N. 48th St., Friday night. Disco
Ranch will be performing Saturday
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Lincoln lovers of music have
many options this weekend
Kiddie Corzilraoliere
Friday, March 23, 1934
Sarah and Job are the only children
in town who are not involved with the
religion. They often play in their old
house, listen to records and draw,
which is forbidden. Isaac protects them
because Sarah has the "gift of sight"
she can predict things before they
happen. Sarah predicts the arrival of
Burt and Vicky. The children are ready.
Children of the Corn is heavy on the
blood and guts. Too much so. It is hard
to see through it all and see the best
thing about the movie suspense. The
same point could have been reached if
the audience hadn't seen any of the
slashings, something that was accomp
lished in the Psycho shower scene.
There was one such scene where a boy
was being cut in a corn field and all
that was shown was a suitcase with
drops of blood dripping onto it. It was
very effective.
The acting was surprisingly good.
Everyone seemed to be very sincere in
their situation, from the callous
Malachi to the innocent Job.
The special effects were also good,
especially 'the man behind the rows"
who was portrayed by a moving bump
of soil between corn rows.
And the slashings looked realistic.
Too realistic.
This could have been a good movie.
Now, it's just another B-grade horror
flick.
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