Coming Attractions at Whiskey Junction and Comedy House Theater
Admits for Friday at Whiskey Junction with Tokyo Joe and River Tones over the weekend. Memberships are $5 with a 24 hour waiting period. call 649.0794 for details. Augusta Hearn at Comedy House through Sunday shows 8 and 10 pm. reservations 736-9190. Soup free show today at Red Lion Pub Walton Way. Open mic Sunday. call 706 738 4243.
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Tokyo Joe
Whiskey Junction
River Tones
Augusta
TP Hearn
Comedy House
BET
Comic View
HBO
Def Comedy Jam
Augusta — Soup
Red Lion
Walton Way
Figure Four
Foul Mouth
Marine Corps Band Tops Hopeland Gardens Concert Night
The US Marine Corps Band headlines the Hopeland Gardens Summer Concert Series Monday at 7 pm. Attendees should bring a lawn chair or towel. no alcohol. If rain occurs, the concert moves to Thursday. Call 642-7631 for details.
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US Marine Corps
Hopeland Gardens
Aiken Community Playhouse Announces 1998 89 Season
The Aiken Community Playhouse unveils its 1998 89 season with Scotland Road directed by Drew Davis running Aug 28 30, Wait Until Dark directed by Will Cole Oct 2 16, A Tuna Christmas Nov 20 29, Lost in Yonkers Feb 26 Mar 13, Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf May 28 Jun 12, and Stop the World I Want to Get Off Jul 16 24. Performances for the Youth Wing and Studio II shows are noted along with contact numbers 641-9861 and 502-0707.
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The
Aiken Community Playhouse
Scotland Road
Drew Davis
Will Cole
Marcia Harris
Phil Porter
Angie Fitzgerald
Independence Day events brighten CSRA weekend lineup
Holiday activities include an Independence Day Children's Parade and Picnic at Virginia Acres Park on Whiskey Road from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday with fines, raffles, and prizes for kids, plus a Riverfront Fourth Celebration in Augusta with music, dancing, and a 1812 Overture cannon salute at the Jessye Norman Amphitheater. The weekend also features Riverwalk Special Events and a Summer Concert Series at Hopeland Gardens with the US Army Signal Corps Band.
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Finlay Park
Columbia
Robert Newton
Lotusfete
Pantasia Calypso Steel Band
One Step Ahead
the Roaches
Sourwood Honey
Ross Holmes
Mystic Vibrations
O’kaysions
The
Columbia Action Council
CSRA
Virginia” Acres Park
Whiskey Road
Aiken County
Open Land Trust
Carolina Bay Park
Taekwondo Plus
Cliff Patton
Flo Carter
Armageddon aims to outdo Deep Impact with blockbuster scope
Hollywood bets on a July 4 release, Bruce Willis, a $140 million budget, and a NASA backed spectacle to end the world with a bang. Producers argue Armageddon differs by aiming to prevent the end, while Deep Impact stalls at the box office with a similar comet plot.
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Hollywood
Bruce Willis
Paris
Shanghai
Ben Affleck
Liv Tyler
Jerry Bruckheimer
Aerosmith
NASA
Willis
Affleck
Disney
Touchstone Pictures
Virginia Beach
Fox
Bruckheimer
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John Hunter
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David Olney
Richard Thompson
Steve Watson
Anson Funderburgh
Rockets
Sam Myers
Blues
Charleston
Cracker
Music Farm
Gold Soundz, LLC
Capricorn Records
Widespread Panic
Joseph P. Riley
Ashley River
Gates
Kevin Wadley
Gold Soundz
Carter McMillan
University Theatre
University of South Carolina Aiken
Etherredge Center
Ginny Southwor
Aiken Mall
Life Hall
Parris Island Marine Corp
Dick Flash
Dr Freeband
Footloose
US Army Signal Corps
Jessye Norman
U.S. Marine Corps Band
Parris Island
City of
Weeks Center
Tom Cruise
Eddie Murphy
Michael Bay
Grand Central Station
New York
Alcatraz
Ray
Earth
Ivey Bekey
Bay
Bekey