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George Carlin proved that
there are still links between
young and old.
. Flaying to a full house at
Omaha Orpheum Theatre Fri
day, the greying Carlin remind
ed the audience of all those
funny thoughts most people
have but would never say out
loud. Carlin is the master of
disgust and the creator of the
definitive List of dirty words.
Most famous for that list of
seven dirty words you cant
say on television, Carlin has
expanded the list to hundreds
of words no self-respecting
mother would mutter. But
young or old, they all laughed
at him.
Carlin's material ranged from
store clerk to clowning, pets to
prophecy and childhood to
motherhood. He ah-iibbed to
his topics of everyday situa
tions and came up with sev
eral not so usual ones. -
"Next time you go through a
toll booth, bargain with the
attendant," Carlin said. Or bet
ter yet, he suggested that a
person should pay the toll of
the car behind them. That will
keep them alert," he said.
The class clown never stood
still, constantly shuffling a
round and making stranger
than strange gestures. After
each he would reminisce of a
person vhy did the something
once and the tragic harm which
came to them.
"My grandmother did that
once and we shot her," Carlin
said.
Carlin said he was worried
about all of the recent scares
with people tampering with
medicine.
"What if someone put crazy
glue in some "Preparation H?"
he said.
He wondered why there were
no black balloons. He didni
think it was racist, and he
thought they would be great
funeral decorations.
He said he thought the real
purpose of heaven was to reu
nite people with things they
had lost like, lighters and
wallets but not good judg
ment or virginity.
He would swear to everyone
from his own mother to Good
Most laughs came from saying
nasty things everyone always
wanted to say.
Although Carlin offered no
encore, no one screamed and
hollered to bring him back on
stage. Most people were able to
keep control. Refreshingly
classy.
Opening the show were Tra
vis and Shok, two musicians
with promise. Playing parody
songs like a Don Ho version of
Quiet Riot's, "Come on Feel the
Noise," they prepared the
crowd for Carlin.
Everyone probably left the
Orpheum with sore riba.
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Winterfest' programs
continue, raise money
for Nebraska public
"Winterfcst," a Nebraska public
television fundraiser, will continue
with f pedal programs on Chan
nel 12 or 13 through Dec. 10.
Some of Wuitcrtcit a prcgrama
include:
"Politics of Love" Speaking
before a capacity crowd at the
University of Illinois Chicago Pa
.vilicn, Dr. Leo Buseaglia eprcads
the word that love and vulnera
bility are valid emotions on Mon
day at 8:05 p.m. During the pro
gram, Buscaglia abo explains
what makes people lonely and
what makes a relationship work.
"Liberace in Las Vegrs"
The personification of the spar
kle and glitter of show business is
presented when master enter
tainer Liberace reveals the epec
tacle of his musical revue on
Monday at 9:10 p.m.
"Following the Tundra WolT
Actor Robert Bedford narrato
a lock at the extraordinary predator-prey
relationship between
the wolf and the caribou as they
travel through the Canadian
Northwest Territories on Tues
day at 8:16 p.m.
"Barbershop Jamboree"
Barbershop quartet singers from
throughout the Northeastern
United States perform cld-time,
four-part harmony on Tuesday
at 0:15 p.m. The special program
was taped at the 33rd Annual
Barbershop Jamboree In Lake
Winnepesaukee, N.H.
"Children Sing Christmas"
Several adult and children choirs
perform popular holiday carols
such as "Away in a Manger," "An
Igeis We Have Heard on High,"
and "The Twel ve Dap of Christ
mas" in "Children Sing Christmas,"
videotaped at Salisbury Cathed
ral in Wiltshire, England, on Wed
nesday at 8:10 p.m.
"The Nutcracker" Mikhail
Baryshnikov, Gelsey KirMand end
the American Ballet Theatre are
featured in the perennial en
chanting Christmastime ballet
about a young girl whose Christ
mas Eve dreams coryure up danc
ing toys, battling toy soldiers and
a prince on Wednesday at 9:15
p.m.
The Making of Indiana Jones"
Lavishly illustrated with film
clips from the hair raising motion
picture "Indiana Jones and the
Temple of Doom," this show is a
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behind-the-scenes look at how
the fUm was conceived. The spe
cial program, narrated by produ
cer ilrcetcr Steven Spielberg, airs
Thursday at 7 p.mand Saturday
at b p.n.
"Har.k" The stcry of the
rii z and fdl of country singer
Hank WiEbx,iS on Thursday at
G3 p.m. Itiis special musical
documents ry features Jim Ovrsn
In a one-man fhov perfarming
many of the late singer's most
famous compositions.
More country music is fea
tured when a compilation of
"Marty Bobbins Spotlight" and
"Austin City Limits" programs,
featuring performances by Roy
Acuff, Roy Clark, Marty Bobbins
and Hank Snow, airs at 0:20 p.m.,
on Thursday, s
"Christmas a t Peps" Visions
of sugar plums and reindeer are
conjured up on Friday at 8 p.m.
when John Williams and the Bos
ton Pcp3 Orchestra perform an
evening of unforgettable holiday
songs for the entire family's enter
tainment in this Christmas gala.
"The Corn is Green" Ac
claimed Actrcs3 Katharine Hep
burn stars in this made-for-tele-.
?ision motion picture on Friday
at 0:15 p.m. Based on Emlyn Wil
liams' pky set in turn-of-the-cent-tury
Wales, the film focuses on an
eccentric Englishwoman who
turns an awkward but brilliant
Welsh misfcg youth into a pol
ished candidate for Oxford.
"Glen Miller: A Moonlight
. Serenade" features songs'Iike
"Serenade in Blue " "Little Brown
Jug" and "Pennsylvania 6-5000"
Johnson hosts this special record
ed at Glen Island Casino, where
the legendary trombonist and
bandleader first attained star
dom. "Chisum" Tills 1070 West
ern, featuring John Wayne, will
be telecast on Saturday at 9:05
pxn. Cattle baron Chisum recruits
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid to
help thwart the plans of a cor
rupt landgrabber in this action-'
packed adventure. Also featured
are Forrest Tucker and Ben John
son. "Vanishing Giants" Actress
Loretta Swit ("MA3H") des
cribes efforts to save endangered
whale specks In thh dscumen
tary on Sunday at 5 p.m.
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