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By Scott Ilexx&h
U&Sy NelrasSuta Staff Exporter
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the U.S.A.": Springsteen, para
digm cf the working czss and
God to some UNL students, reit
erates his usual themes cbout the
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downtrodden in this concert and
concept composite. He demon
strates lots of power end pan
ache ca stage in this clip, but the
unemployment line end hot rod
car sequences are too hokey tc be
convincing. Still, the best thing
about this video is that one
dcesnt need to camp out for a
week in front of the union to see
it.
Gestsrsl Public, 'Tenderness':
Anyone who saw this British duo's
concert here at UNL last week
can tell you it was nothing less
Auditions scheduled
for 'Little Mermaid'
Auditions for The Little Mer
maid," a Lincoln Community Play
house Children's Theatre produc
tion, will be Dec. 10 and 11, at 7
p.m. at the Playhouse, 2500 S.
56th St.
Parts are available for actors
10 years to adult and include 8
women's roles and 5 men's roles
with possible extra parts. Scripts
are available for 24 hour check
out with a $3 refundable deposit
Auditioners should prepare a
short musical selection, plan to
read from the script and come
dressed for movement.
Productions dates for "The Lit
tle Mermaid" are Feb, 8 through
10 and 16 through 17.
than a vivacious spectacle of vir
tuosity. This promo, for tne first
single from their .AM the Rage LP,
i3 also endearing eye candy. Dave
WaJkeland and cohorts bring the
song to life with shots of chortling
children, moans and their unique
stage presence.
Eveiy&lss? This guru of gaudy
attire, disgusting make-up end
campy anthems appears looking
like a candidate for Miss Glad Bag
U.S A. in this live concert footage.
Despite her disheveled appear
ence, Cyndi maneges to display
so much energy and ardor that
you almost feel like you are in the
audience. Loopy Lauper proves
once again that when it comes to
verve in videos, she leads the
league. .
BlOy Jcel, "Keep tSi Faith":
If only Billy would keep this loser!
It seems as if he has spent so
much time posing for photos in
gossip magazines with his latest
lovebird, Christi Brinkley, that he
has forgotten how to make a
video or music. In this insipid
concept promo, Joel appears ?n court
before a jury to to see if he h truly
Innocent" This is just another
cheap plug to drain more dollars
out of his pseudo-nostalie Inno
cent Man LP. As he performed
inane dar.ee numbers in this video,
the verdict came quickly Billy
is guilty of boring us all with this
slap cf stupidity!
ford gave us a new use for wire
hangers, Joan Collins gives us
sleaze and seduction and Joan
Jstt gives us indigestion with her
latent video. She traipses around
a seedy eld building, shows cf?
her leather and displays her
"voice," which bears a striking
resemblance to a German
. Shepherd's. Jett constantly chants
"I need someone" throughout this
piece. Joan, what you really need
talent
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