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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1982
Page
19
Coppola says critics guard territory as new cinema tools threaten old modes. He highlights One from the Heart and Apocalypse Now, praising electronic video systems that let him view, edit, and adjust scenes on the fly, claiming three days replace three months of work.
Francis Ford Coppola vents about major studios and the industry focus on quarterly reports. He defends labor as forward looking and notes Zoetrope has not flopped, while lamenting lack of conglomerate backing and power. He cites future releases and ongoing financial commitment.
Sheena Easton says sincerity is rare in entertainment and she guards her inner circle. A divorcee, she admits weak moments in love, then vows to stay closed off while focusing on a spring American tour movie offers and a new album.
A fuzz guitar opens Burn Up the Night delivering a strong instrumental bridge and hard beat. Checker's gritty vocal about an all night man seeking action is boosted by Peterson's rock n roll saxophone. The track stands out as the album's best cut with a solid, driving groove.
Lucille White of Bingham Township, aged 73, known as a tough gal, was sentenced by Leelanau County Circuit Judge Charles Forster to 1 to 15 years for perjury in a case tied to a $7.50 hospital bill. The judge said she must be taught a lesson but expected she will be released in about 60 days.
A 1982 analysis questions the ethics of a published map and guide listing Hollywood celebrities homes and addresses. The piece notes stalker risk and privacy loss, contrasting Mary Pickford era modesty with modern star gazing and public curiosity.
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