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day, October 18, 1985
Daily Nebraskan
former glee club members
o sing in reunion concert
Page 9
The 60 male singers dressed in red
jyester sport coats emblazoned with
j "N" insignia are part of a tradition
ling back to the university's earliest
p, said NU Men's Glee Club director
y Miller.
This weekend, Miller, director of the
up since 1BC8, will welcome about
former glee members who will join
Is year's group in a reunion concert.
tThe concert, called "The Big Sing,"
31 begin at 8 p.m. Saturday night in
bball Hall.
iKUON TV (Channel 120) will film the
mcert for broadcast later at an un
Jheduled time.
The alumni group will perform five
traditional glee club melodies, includ
ing Marshall Bartholomew's arrange
ments of "De Animals Acomin," "Hum
ble" and "Old Tom Wilson" and Roger
Wagner's arrangements of "Shenandoah"
and selections from "Paint Your Wagon."
Together the glee members will per
form such songs as "Aura Lee," "Viva
L'Amour" and "There is No Place Like
Nebraska."
The combined glee clubs will be
joined by University Chorale, the UNL
Women's Glee club, directed by Caro
lee Curtright.
The chorale will sing songs ranging
Courtesy of Gary Propper
Gallagher
Gallagher brings antics
;o rershmg baturday
Gallagher, once the top name in
tmpus comedy before the current glut
jf young comedians, will perform Sat-
Eday at Pershing Auditorium.
Gallagher still does consistent cross
untry sell-outs and has been the star
jf eight comedy specials for the Show
me pay television network.
Gallagher's sagacity and sometimes
Lirreal observations of U.S. middle
lass have always appealed to an irrev-
ent streak in college students.
Gallagher was thrown out of Plant
gh School in Tampa, Fla., and lost his
rst job at Allied Chemicals. He was
red for arriving at work in a pin
striped suit and a toy machine gun and
jokingly "wiping out the whole secret
arial pool."
Many of Gallagher's best routines
are part of comic history by now. Wield
ing his trademark Sledge-O-Matic, a
prehistoric mallet, Gallagher parodies
the Veg-O-Matic commercials by pul
verizing everything from cottage cheese
to crab quiche.
Gallagher's Saturday show starts at
8 p.m. Tickets are $11 and $12.75, avail
able at the Pershing Box Office, Bran
dies outlets, Nebraska and East unions
and Pickles and Dirt Cheap records
stores.
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CENTENNIAL BALLROOM OCT. 21 7:30 PM
Tickets available at Pickle's Records,
Dirt Cheap Records, and the Student Union
City and East Campus
from the sassy, sliding "Girl Talk"
(featuring six soloists) to Lekbcrg's
lesson in musical astronomy, "Let All
the World in Every Comer Sing."
The present glee and chorale mem
bers also will sing a special arrange
ment of Loesser's "Standin On the
Corner (Watchin all the Girls Go By)."
The UNL glee club was formed in
1910, Miller said. It was disbanded dur
ing World War II and then reorganized
in 1955 by Dale Ganz, a UNL music
professor. The women's chorale wasn't
organized until the 1960s, Miller said.
Most of the returning alumni are
Nebraskans, but others are travelling
from Louisiana, Wyoming, Colorado and
Missouri, Miller said.
Two of the returning members sang
in men's glee from 1922-24. Another is
from the class of 1932, Miller said.
However, most were members after
1966 theyear Miller began directing
the choir.
Miller said he organized this year's
reunion for nostalgia's sake.
But, Miller said, now that all the
alumni are back in town, he might try
to persuade them to help buy some new
red polyester coats. A few of the coats
have been around for 19 years, Miller
said. Tickets for Saturday night's con
cert, available at the door, are $2.50 for .
students and senior citizens and $4 for
adults.
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