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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2002
Page
30
Wednesday evening TV listing note hints at a comprehensive Friday or Saturday TV Vision page. It mentions complete VinFo on today’s listings and directs readers to Saturday’s TV Vision for full details.
Rumor spread across entertainment sites that Dick Clark would host the syndicated version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. Publicist and Buena Vista Television deny the claim as untrue while noting Clark’s May 3 Bandstand anniversary project remains his current focus.
Readers excerpt correspondence with Roger Ebert and Bruce Davis about a Diet Pepsi Oscars promo that used Bob Hope voice and a Mamet Heist exchange. The note defends use of Hope material and jokes on promotion ethics, citing humor in war literature and politics.
A roundup of Internet offerings includes a CNBC chat with Maria Bartiromo on tax forms at 6 p.m. and live American Stock Exchange trading floor video with reports. Also featuring Rocktropolis musician interviews, UN daily press briefings, and Hollywood weekly previews.
Times list for Death to Smoochy ET Blade 2 Bloodhunt Ice Age Panic Room In the Bedroom Clockstoppers and more at Carmike Cinema 7 5245 Northland Ave NE with showings throughout the day and night.
The bulletin lists cinema locations Iowa City Campus 3 Old Capitol Town Coral Ridge 10 Coralville with film lineups. Titles include The Royal Tenenbaums In the Bedroom Sorority Boys Am Sam We Were Soldiers The Time Machine Ice Age Gosford Park Panic Room Lord of the Rings A Beautiful Mind Black Hawk Down 40 Days and 40 Nights ET Resident Evil Showtime Clockstoppers Death to Smoochy The Rookie and more showings with varying start times.
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