Philly soloists
perform at Lied
From Staff Woporto _
The Concerto Soloists of Philadelphia will
welcome two guests this weekend at their Lied
Center performance.
Ignat Solzhenitsyn, son of Pulitzer Prize
winning author Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, will
perform and guest conduct the ensemble Sat
urday night.
“If his name were Jones or Smith, it
wouldn’t make any difference,” said Marc
Mostovoy, the group’s founder and musical
director. “He’s a unique musical talent and my
prediction is he’s going to be among the top in
the world with a few more years under his belt.”
Although her name is less familiar,
Lisamarie Vanna is excited to perform in Lin
coln, Mostovoy said. It’s her hometown.
The two musicians join an unique group that
performs as a modern orchestra, Mostovoy
said, but upholds early traditions.
The Concerto Soloists of Philadelphia will
perform Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are $26,
$22 and $18 and half-price for students.
Ed Wood
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livers a truly Oscar-caliber performance as the
washed-up, drug-addicted vampire legend,
Bela Lugosi.
The realism with which Burton treats
Lugosi’s habit adds a needed dimension of
humanism to an actor who was never really
given a fair shake by the Hollywood jungle.
Landau gets all of the movie’s best lines —
most of which are unprintable here — and
bears an uncanny resemblance to the Hungar
ian prince of darkness.
Tim Burton comes through for his fans yet
again. Employing black-and-white photogra
phy, and an obvious mastery of lighting for
this medium, Burton outdoes himself by bring
ing the feel of film from the 1950s into the
1990s with satisfying results.
Look for the brilliant lighting employed in
a bar scene and a great reflection shot of
Lugosi’s track-marked arm in a car windshield
as just a sample of the overall effectiveness of
the cinematography.
Burton is dark and brooding in many scenes
(a shocker), and employs a miniature Holly
wood of the ’50s for his opening and closing
credits. The effect is enough to make B-movie
fans think the genre is back.
Movie: “Ed Wood”
Rating: R
Stars: Johnny Depp, Martin Landau,
Sarah Jessica Parker, Patricia Arquette,
Bill Murray
Director: Tim Burton
Grade: A
Five Words: Burton’s homage to
Hollywood’s worst
Fans of Wood particularly will enjoy the
clone employed to portray wrestler-turned
thespian Tor Johnson, fittingly played by
George “The Animal” Steele.
While holding a penchant for angora sweat
ers and women’s underwear, Wood struggled,
and failed, to produce a great film. He never
gave up, and even the death of his “star did
not deter him from continuing to try.
While the worst director of all time made
the worst film of all time in “Plan 9 From Outer
Space,” Wood holds a special place in the
hearts of those fans who enjoy a big slice of
Horrors
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entailed much work.
“It keeps me really, really busy,” he
said. “I only get to catch my breath for
about 10 minutes during the whole
show.”
The play has a smaller cast than most
shows. This is beneficial for both the
director and the cast members.
“It makes for a pretty tight unit,” he
said.
Trutna said the smaller cast gave him
a chance to get to know everyone.
“People get more of a chance to talk
to others intimately,” he said.
The show opened up on Wednesday
night to a large and appreciative crowd.
“The opening performance went re
ally well,” Trutna said. “It was nicely
attended, and the audience was really
receptive.”
“It was a sellout crowd,” Adams said.
“It was wonderful, exactly what we
hoped for.
“The audience was very responsive.
They loved it.”
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Kka. an international flin will be showing Oct. 9th at 3.6.
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we would Hka to thank the ladle* ot Kappa Delta lor the
wonderful dinner exchange.
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Congratulation* to Lydon Mhceevet, Brad Dunbar and
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KICKS FOR KIDS
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The Men of Sigma Phi Epsilon.
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