Mass Murderer Protests Movie Made Of Life
Henry Lee Lucas, who confessed to 600 killings then recanted, fronts a legal scam claim and protests a controversial film Henry Portrait of a Serial Killer. The movie opened in Dallas Fort Worth and Houston and earned an X rating but was released unrated. Lucas on death row says the violence is outrageous and condemns viewers as crazy.
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Unicorn Showcase Forms in Aiken for Dinner Theater
Unicorn Showcase, a new nonprofit dinner theater, forms at Gene' Gap on Pine Log Road in Aiken. Led by Drew Davis, an Evans High School math teacher, the group aims to present current releases as touring productions across the country. Their first show will be A Coupla White Chicks Sitting Around Talking, opening around November 3, at Gene' Gap facilities.
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Want To Go A Coupla White Chicks Dinner Theater
A dinner theater event titled Want To Go A Coupla White Chicks offers shows on November 2 and 3 at 8 p.m. and November 4 at 2 p.m. at the Gene' Gap Center, 905 Pine Log Road E. Tickets are 15 dollars for Nov 2 and 3, 10 dollars for the Nov 4 matinee.
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Vandross Aims For New Album After Best Of Love
Luther Vandross talks from Manhattan about The Best of Love, a lush 1989 hits collection, and plans a duet with Aretha Franklin for her next album. He recalls backing for Bowie and others, notes seven straight million sellers since Never Too Much, and says he will start work on five of his own songs in November.
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Will Cole Directs ACP Season Premier in 1952 Era
Will Cole again directs the Aiken Community Playhouse opening selection Come Blow Your Horn on October 5 marking the 38th season. He previously directed the ACP 100th production in 1988 and the inaugural shows in 1952, with his long cultural impact celebrated by a 1987 Will Cole Day. He is also an author of The Many Faces of Aiken, 1984.
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Come Blow Your Horn at Aiken Community Playhouse
Neil Simon comedy Come Blow Your Horn runs Oct 5 6 12 13 19 20 at 8 pm and Oct 14 at 3 pm at Aiken Community Playhouse. Cast includes Norman Shore Ginger Ingram Kenneth Seay Tamara Matlock Bradley Watts Christen Costello with Joan Silverberg as stage manager.
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Randy Travis to perform in Augusta at Civic Center tonight
Country star Randy Travis headlines Augusta visit at 8 p.m. Tickets sold at Aiken Drugs in Aiken and at Civic Center Home Folks Pyramid Music and Uniformals Units in Augusta. His awards span from 1985 ACM Top New Male Vocalist to 1990 AMA Favorite Male Vocalist and Favorite Single for Deeper Than the Holler.
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