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Carlin to perform at Orpheum
From Staff Reports
Faster than a speeding Scud mis
sile, stronger than vodka and able to
scare small children in a single bout,
it’s comedian George Carlin and his
“Void Where Prohibited” show.
From disc jockey to stand-up co
median to author to film and televi
sion actor, Carlin has spread his caus
tic wit across five decades.
His most recent success, “The
George Carl in Show,” a weekly sitcom
on Fox, put Carlin into the television
lineup. The show will reappear for 13
episodes during the winter of 1994.
In 1956, a 19 year-old Carl in start
ed his career as a disc jockey at KJOE
in Shreveport, La. In the early ’60s,
Carlin worked as a stand-up in night
clubs across the nation developing his
uncanny sense of bizarre humor.
Through the ’60s and ’70sCarlin’s
humor changed with the times; how
ever, it never lost its sting as Carlin
became part of the social “countercul
ture,” stepping off the beaten path.
“Void Where Prohibited” is testi
mony to Carlin’s growing penchant
forbringing the nasty things in society'
into a different light.
Carlin will be performing at Oma
ha’s Orpheum Theater on Friday at 8
p.m. with special guest Dennis Blair.
Tickets arc $19.75. All scats reserved.
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