Lincoln cafe to feature
reading by local writer
From Staff Reports_ Cafe Shakes, said the performance
would consist of poetry, prose and
Students looking for a little cul- short story readings. Kalinsky is the
ture might want to check out tonight’s editor of a nationally published po
featured act at Le Cafe Shakes, 1418 etry journal, “The Blind Horse Re
O St. view.”
Todd Kalinsky, of Lincoln, will
be giving a free spoken word perfor- He will be joined on stage by
mance at 7 p.m. Lynda Klause and Paul Tisdale, two
Trixie Truex, an employee at Le other local artists.
Many accidents are caused by car
drivers who didn’t see the cyclists.
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clothing. And keep your
evening from being ruined.
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Who’s prettier? Tristan Ludlow (Brad Pitt) and Susannah (Julia Ormond) share a mutual
ogle in “Legends of the Fall.”
Cast clicks in tragic ‘Legends’
The Facts
Movie: “Legends of the Fall”
Rating: R
Stars: Brad Pitt, Anthony
Hopkins, Aidan Quinn
Director: Edward Zwick
Grade: B
Five Words: Tragic film,
depressing but
compelling.
By Joel Strauch
Senior Reporter
With enough tragedy for a
Shakespearean play, “Legends of
the Fall” doesn’t have a happy
ending, or a happy middle, or a
happy beginning, for that matter.
But it is well-filmed and well-acted
and presents an enticing tale.
Col. William Ludlow (Anthony
Hopkins) retires from the Army
after he fails to change the
military’s ill-treatment of Ameri
can Indian tribes.
Ludlow builds a ranch in Mon
tana and raises his three sons with
out the help of his wife.
When the youngest son, Samuel
(Henry Thomas), brings his beau
tiful bride-to-be, Susannah (Julia
Ormond), back to the Ludlow
ranch, problems arise with his older
brothers, Alfred (Aidan Quinn) and
Tristan (Brad Pitt).
After Susannah arrives and the
three brothers enlist in World War
I, the Ludlow family meets with
tragedy after tragedy.
It seems that no one can ever
find happiness or contentment, and
everyone’s unrest revolves around
the middle brother Tristan and his
wild, untamable spirit.
Aidan Quinn is very good as the
willful elder brother Alfred, whose
own political ambitions conflict
with his father’s hatred of the gov
ernment.
Julia Ormond is exceptional in
her role as the idealistic Susannah,
a woman from the East who ends
up touching each brother in a dif
ferent way.
And Brad Pitt, whoisnowpopu
lar enough to get top billing over
Anthony Hopkins, lives up to his
reputation. He nearly perfectly cap
tures the essence of the indomi
table and unpredictable Tristan.
But it is Hopkins who puts in
the best performance. His portrayal
of the rigid Colonel, a man whose
sense of equality and justice is
frightfully ahead of his time, is
captivating. Hopkins gives his all
to the role, getting even better after
the powerful cavalry officer is re
duced to a hobbling, near-speech
less old man.
The movie was well-filmed,
showing a wonderful contrast be
tween the natural splendors of iso
lated Montana country and the
horrific trenches of war-torn
France. There were also many ec
centriceameraangLes,andlighting
adding to the film’s drama.
Although the plot was very en
grossing, it seemed arfti-climactic
and dragged a bit in the latter half
of the film.
But it jumped back in there and
gave the audience an ending pro
found enough to tie the film in a
sensible knot.
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1995
SUE TIDBALL AWARD
Nominations sought for UNL students, faculty or
staff who go beyond role or job expectations to
make the campus more humane, just and liv
able.
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February 13,1995
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