Toccatas and Flourishes Triumph Amid Bat Interruption
The Cedar Rapids Paramount Theater hosted Toccatas and Flourishes with Rich ard Morris on the Rodgers Touring Organ and Martin Berinbaum on piccolo trumpet. A nocturnal bat disrupted the audience briefly before the duo delivered a highly successful final concert for Community Concerts.
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Paramount Theater For the Performing Arts
Richard Morris
Martin Berinbaum
Cedar Rapids
Morris
Rodgers
Stiff bidding for convention attracts heavy offers
Democrats face intense competition for the 1980 convention with Philadelphia offering 1 million dollars and Dallas talk of 3 million in services. Detroit and New York trail with less cash as selection teams may visit four cities, decision due June 28. The piece then reviews a concert program featuring organist Morris and trumpeter Berinbaum with Bach, Mendelssohn, Mouret, Clarke and a humorous hymn spoof. A note recalls Dartmouth students jailed a decade ago for seizing a campus building.
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Dallas
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Friday Night TV Lineup Highlights and Airing Lineup
Area listings show a packed Friday with news shows, game shows, and prime time dramas. Highlights include The Incredible Hulk and Dukes of Hazzard at 7 00 and 8 00 respectively with news programs and specials interspersed throughout the evening, plus late night sports and the Midnight Special.
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Sam Sheppard
Smith and Jones
Mad Magazine to Become Film With Alfred E Neuman Lead
Hollywood reports Mad Magazine will be adapted into a feature film with Alfred E Neuman in a prominent role. Screenplay by Rudy DeLuca, noted co author of High Anxiety and Silent Movie with Mel Brooks.
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Hollywood
Mad Magazine
Alfred E. Neuwman
Rudy DeLuca
Mel Brooks
Madison surgeon Dr. Anthony Curreri dies at 70
Dr. Anthony Curreri a Madison cancer surgeon died May 3 after an apparent heart attack at his home. He was respected for his work in oncology and served patients across Wisconsin. Curreri led cancer research initiatives and taught at local medical schools. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Madison, Wis
Anthony Curreri
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