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Daily Nebraskan
Friday, April 24, 1987
Magic Theatre to air 'Future Soap, '
a fictional tale of life tomorrow
The Magic Theatre will open a
new science-fictionplay, "Future
Soap," on May 1. "Future Soap,"
written by 1987-88 Rockefeller Fel
lowship winner Megan Terry, will
have original music by Omahans Bill
Farber, Frank Fong, Mark Nelson
and Eric Goolsby. It is directed by
Gerald Ostdiek.
"Future Soap" is the second
offering in the Magic Theatre's pro
gram of sharing with audiences
some of the wealth of new workds
created in the '60s that changed the
face of the American theater. Ter
ry's "Future Soap" was produced on
National Educational Television in
1968 and 1969.
Do you wonder what life on earth
might be like a thousand years from
now? See "Future Soap" at the
Magic Theatre. In "Future Soap,"
Terry's characters live, work, eat,
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play, dream and die in a small cubi
cle under the constant surveillance
of "Central Control." According to
Ostdiek, "You saw 1984 trap human
ity under the gaze of Big Brother,
look against as "Future Soap" burns
in the eye of Central Control."
The futuristic set was designed
and created by Judith and Daniel
Shepard. The Shepards were selected
from many area visual artists and
sculptors who submitted proposals
as a part of the environment instal
lation competition sponsored by the
Magic Theatre.
"Future Soap" will play at the
Omaha Magic Theatre, 1417Farnam
Street. All performances begin at
7:30 p.m. and will be played Friday,
Saturday, Sunday and Monday nights
May 1,2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10,11,15,16,
17 and 18. Seating is limited at the
Magic Theatre; make reservations
in advance by calling 346-1227.
Downtown circiaG paz&de
opens week's f estivitie
Performers from the 42nd Sesostris
Temple Shrine Circus will parade in
downtown Lincoln on Monday, at 7 p.m.
Many acts and some animals from
the Shrine Circus will be featured. Uni
formed units of the Sesostris Shrine
also will participate in the parade. The
circus is scheduled for Tuesday through
May 3 at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum.
The parade will form at 15th and N
streets and will proceed:
O west on N Street to 1 1th Street.
O north on 1 1th Street to 0 Street.
O east on 0 Street to 15th street.
O south on 15th Street to M Street.
Performances will be at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday through Saturday, with mati
nees at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. Weekend matinees are
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at noon and 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, and
1 p.m. and 4:30 on Sunday.
Tickets are available at the Sesostris
Shrine Temple, 1717 Yolande; at the
gate or from the following merchants:
Youngtown, Gateway; Dallman's IGA,
56th Highway 2; Save-Mart, 11th and
Belmont; Lincoln Bank South, 4100
South 27th; B&R IGA, 1709 Washing
ton; West A Food Center, 501 West A;
Havelock Bank, 6145 Havelock and
70th and Adams; Hinky Dinky, Van
Dorn Plaza; West Gate Bank, 1 204 West
O; Latsch's, 1124 O and 7041 O; and
Russ's IGA, 66th and O, and Russ's
Bishop Heights, 27th and Highway 2.
The Shrine Circus is produced by M
& M Circus International and directed
by Grace Macintosh.
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VISA MASTERCARD
2 COUCHES lor sale, flood shape 489-7629 after 5 00.
RADIO SHACK computer and daisy wheel (Tinier with
word processor, accounting program, electric Webster
and other programs. Will accept otters. Call 483-0210 or
1-800-247-1748, ask lor Jane.
REASONABLE 2-bedroom trailer. Close to campus. 475
3321 alter 5.
AUTOS FOR GALE
1976 VW RABBIT. Runs great. Good school car. 467
2508. 64 DUICK ELECTRA 225
CLEAN CLASSIC CRUISER 71,000 orig. mi. 4 DR. HT AIR,
TILT, CRUISE, PS, PB, very good condition. Driven
daily. $1600 0B0 922 So. 11th St. 477-7524.
3-BEDROOM DUPLEX, dishwasher, fireplace, close to
campus $350month. 475-3162.
2222 VINE
Spacious 2-bedroom, 2 bath, large rooms. Most utilities
paid. Start at $370. 464-4862, 483-5750.
2-BEDROOM 24th & Vine. Stove and refrigerator
included. $245 plus utilities. 476-1927.
HOUSE FOR RENT
4-bedroom, well located, washerdryer, 2 bathrooms.
John 435-7515 or 435-3273.
REDUCED RATES
SUMMER LEASES
Walk to campus, 1-bedroom furnished, newer building,
laundry facilities and parking. $225 plus deposit plus
utilities, or any reasonable offer.
CAPITOL VISTA APARTMENTS
ACROSS FROM THE GOVERNOR'S MANSION
1425 G Street
488-6889
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
TWIN MATTRESS boxspring, clean, firm. $40. 1 com
plete twin bed, firm, clean, good shape, $65. Call Duke
474-4565 anytime
"FOR SALE: '86 Suzuki Intruder, VS 700, 3,400 miles.
477-1614, ask for Eddie.
BARGAIN BIG Bike. Yamaha XS850, very good
shape. A 1980 with less than 13,000 miles. $700.
467-4068, keep trying.
LOTUS EXCELLE woman's 12-speed, good condition.
Asking $175. 474-7922.
MUST SELL! Bunkbeds for dorm room. Nice - $50. Call
Vicki, 472-8569
STORAGE UNIT SALE -1701 S. 1st St. KU-25. Attractive
but simple couch, also nice waterbed waccessones,
other household furnishings including kitchenware. Sat..
April 25 - 9 00-5:00.
1-WA V FEMALE ticket from Lincoln to Oakland May 19.
Cheap472-3467464-3704, Julie.
SUMMER HOUSING
On campus at comparable rates. Call 476-7719 or 474-
6163.
DUPLEX CLOSE TO CAMPUS
Unfurnished 3-bedroom, 1 12 baths, living room with
fireplace, kitchen with all appliances. Request year lease.
1417 N. 20th. Call (402)292-7686.
LARGE 1 BEDROOM, $220month. heat paid. Tub
shower, access washerdryer. No lease. Carpeted. $150
deposit.
Extra large 1-bedroom $225month, heat paid. Tub
shower, AC, new carpet. Access washerdryer. No
lease. $150 deposit 476-1912 - H: 435-2157 - W.
3 BEDROOM house, 1117 new Hampshire; 4 bedroom
house, 1 136 Nw hampshire. Call 435-5565 after 4 p.m. for
appointment.
ROOMS FOR SUMMER RENT
Under $125month. For more information, call 474-2415.
SUBLET FOR SUMMER
1512 No. 25th Stieet, 3-bedroom duplex, turnished or
unfurnished. $350 plus utilities. 476-1196.
EAST CAMPUS 3533 BALDWIN
Brick 4-plex, 2-bedroom, fireplace, balcony, central air.
appliances, parking, laundry. Low summer rent. 489
9916. 810 H., TWO BEDROOM, $305 plus deposit. No children
or pets. 467-3145. 488-7755.
2411 LYNN
2-bedroom apartment, upstairs, near campus. $275
month. 474-2848.
FINDING AN APARTMENT THIS FALL?
No problem when you turn in your application BEFORE
going home for the summer at Huntington Square apart
ments. When you return for school in the fall, an
apartment could be waiting for you. Call HUNTINGTON
SQUARE TODAY for an application.
3300 Huntington Ave.
466-8611
16th & "E"
Furnished apartment, girls. 2 large bedrooms, air, car
peted, all utilities paid. Laundry, parking, no children,
pets or waterbeds. $325. 483-2141.
CHECK WITH US FIRST!
Get your applications in NOW at Willowhaven BEFORE
you go home for the summer. Then, when you return in
the tall, an apartment could be waiting for you no
hassles, no problems. CALL WILLOWHAVEN TODAY
for an application!
1800 Knox
476-6200
NEWLY REMODFLED 3-bedroom, close to campus,
summer discount. Call Chuck, 466-5191 or 483-4151.
SUMMER HOUSING
Reasonable rents, well maintained, excellent location, all
conveniences. 483-4600.
SUMMER SUB-LEASE
2-bedroom apartment close to campus. Available May 9.
Phone 435-1371. '
THREE BEDROOM duplex, fireplace. 1 12 baths, washer
and dryer, great location between campuses. Call 476-1146.
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APARTMENT FINDERS
Look what we found for you!!
1948 "Q" St. Delightful studio. 210 $225.
1821 "A" St. Redecorated 1-bdrm. $279.
2130 "J" St. Terrific 1-bedroom. $299.
2323 "D" St. 2-bdrm. with balcony. $349.
Call now for summer savings on these apartments! 435
5555. A service of Joseph E. Kean Co., 474-1666.
HUNTINGTON SQUARE
Sun and fun in our beautifully landscaped courtyard. 1 or
2-bedrooms with central air, close to East Campus.
Special summer leases and referral discounts. CALL
NOW!
3300 HUNTINGTON AVE.
46S-8611
or Joseph E. Kean Co., 474-1666
SPLASH & TAN
AROUND OUR POOL & SUNDRENCHED REDWOOD DECK!
Near both campuses, 1 or 2-bedrooms available. Special
summer leases and referral discounts. CALL NOW!
WILLOWHAVEN APARTMENTS
476-6200
1800 Knox
or Joseph E. Kean Co., 474-1666
640 S. 20th
SUMMER LEASES AVAILABLE
Select carpet to match your decor andor budget. 2
bedroom with shag, $300; new carpet, $325. Pool opens in
May 475-7262 or 477-8347.
THINK SPRING
Pool opens soon. 1 bedroom $260 up. 20th & G. 475-7262.
SUMMER LEASES AVAILABLE. One & two bedroom,'
newer, spacious, all electric, free cable, laundry, parking,
no pets. 521 N. 25th & 1900 Knox. 435-7770 or 477-7684.
DON'T CART it home. Store it here in Lincoln. Cheap
rates, security storage. 475-6144.
1020 "C" 1-bedroom, $225 plus deposit. Call Kim
421-1871,489-6258.
EAST CAMPUS
1-bedroom furnished or unfurnished. Just 1 block from
campus. Laundry facilities, off-street parking, central
air. Rent $265. Call Mega Corp. Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00.
475-8407.
HAYWARD PLACE
1 & 2 bedroom, available immediately. Excellent location,
walking distance to university. Dishwasher and micro
wave. Laundry facilities. Calf 477-1535 or Mega Corp.,
Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00, 475-8407.
FOR THE "EXECUTIVE STUDENT!''
Microwaves, dishwashers, air conditioners, all in im
mediate UNL area. 3 & 4 bedrooms, $345 to $445. 423-1535.
ONE BEDROOM, newer building, all appliances. Six
month lease. $250 plus deposit. 469-7000.
LARGE 2-bedroom apartment, heat paid. $295 per
month. 483-2034.
3-BEDROOM, newly remodeled, extra nice, close to
campus, 1325 N. 21st. $450, available July 1. 479-1579
days 488-0061 evenings.
2504 VINE
Unfurnished, nice 1-bedroom apt., heat paid. $275. 464-
4862.
2627 VINE
Unfurnished studio apt. in quiet 7-plex, clean. $245. 464-4862.
IIELP TAMTED
MALE & FEMALE students We are takino. applications
for summer help filling and packing customer orders at
our warehouse. Apply at 724 "0" St. between 9:00-11:00
: tor wooi
a m., M-F. Ask I
Voody.
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT
Need caregiver for two children ages 6 & 8 in South
Lincoln. Must have car. Hours: 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Call
after 6 p.m. -477-1397.
THE UNIVERSITY of Nebraska Foundation is seeking
applications from mature, responsible students looking
for challenging summer work. Good communication
skills a must. Join an experienced team of phonathon
canvassers, working flexible schedules. Evening hours
Mon.-Thurs. Starting pay is $3.50 per hour. For an
interview, call 472-2151.
SUMMER BASEBALL coaches needed for the Babe Ruth
baseball league in Lincoln. Mornings and afternoons
available. Salary. For more information call Bill Fagler,
488-1865 evenings
COULD YOU BE A BOSTON NANNY?
Are you a loving, nurturing person who enjoys spending
time with children? Join the network of over 300 people
who have come to Boston to care for children through our
agency. Live in lovely, suburban neighborhoods, enjoy
excellent salaries, benefits, your ownliving quarters and
limited working hours. Your round-trip transportation is
provided. One year commitment necessary. Call or write:
Mrs. Fisch, Childcare Placement Service. Inc. (CCPS), 149
Buckminster Rd., Brookline, MA 02146 (617) 566-6294.
FRAT COOK
Full-time. Must have previous experience, must under
stand young men. Call 477-2632 after 7 p.m.
SUMMER HELP WANTED
Full and part-time counter help and fry cooks. Apply in
person Monday-Friday. Branched Oak Marina & Snack
Bar, Raymond, NE.
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"Are you kidding? Go to a string
quartet? I can't stand all that artsy
fartsy stuff 1 1 I like to go to the bars
on Thursdays and get rude and crude
on the weekends. I couldn't believe
Kimball could change my mind about
getting a little culture, but it did."
Mark Butler
Pre-Med
Junior
"On cool autumn evenings, I like to go
to the lake and stare at stars. I enjoy
driving fast late at night with loud
music blasting from the radio and the
windows open. I never do anything
early. Casablanca and feather pillows
top off a perfect evening. I do
Kimball."
Kelly D. Casey
Physics
Freshman
"People get a chance to see unique
entertainment that they may not get
the opportunity to enjoy once out of
school. It's a relaxing, fun break from
the rigors of studying."
Brad Ropp
Pre-Med
Junior
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" 'How 'bout them Huskers?' I never
watch Husker football. I do like to eat
Vic's popcorn, read Bloom County,
and go to Kimball series events."
Wendy Whalen
Integrated Studies
Junior
FREE! FOR SEASON
BROCHURE COME TO:
THE KIW3ALL
BOX OFFICE
Room 1 13 VYW3
11th & R, or
Room 2CO NE Union
Kimball Lied
Performing Arts Committee
Supported by crants from the.Nebraska Art! Council and the
Pid-Amenca Arti Alliance and the National Endowment for
the Arts; from the Jelinek Thompson and Seacrest Endow
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