Blue Oyster Cult rocks Five Seasons Center without lasers
Blue Oyster Cult delivered a hard driving set at the Five Seasons Center after a laser truck crash in New York delayed equipment. About 7 500 fans learned lasers were unavailable but the band still delivered heavy metal with impressive lighting and a finale of Born To Be Wild. Brownsville opened with frantic, nonstop rock n roll.
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Mike Gebauer
New York
Blue Oyster Cult
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Steppenwolf
Eric Bloom
Donald Roeser
Joe Bouchard
Allen Lanier
Cult
Columbia
Brownsville
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The Brink's Job film review at Eastown Cinema II
A Praiseworthy caper with Peter Falk as Tony Pino and Peter Boyle co starring. The article notes strong performances by Falk and Warren Oates and criticisms of pacing after the heist. Hoover is played for laughs and some plot threads remain unresolved. PG rating suits mild language and light humor.
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Peter Boyle
William Friedkin
Universal Studios
Eastown Cinema
Tony Pino
Brink
Boston
Falk
Marvelous
Warren Oates
Sheldon Leonard
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Hanover Street film review packs romance with wartime peril
The Stage 2 Theatre presents Hanover Street starring Harrison Ford and Lesley-Anne Down with Christopher Plummer. Ford plays Lt. David Halloran in 1943 London under bombardment while a nurse named Margaret becomes entangled with him and her husband’s spy work. The review calls the film campy yet oddly appealing, blending earnest love scenes with perilous missions and melodramatic plot twists.
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Hanover Street
Harrison Ford
Lesley-Anne Down
Christopher Plummer
Lazarus/Hyams
Columbia Pictures
Stage 2
Leslie- Anne Down
David Halloran
London
Down
Hitler
Margaret
Paul
Paradise Alley review rips Stallone film for self indulgence
New York critic savages Paradise Alley a phony B picture set in 1946 Hell's Kitchen. Stallone writes directs and stars as Cosmo with Armand Assante and Lee Canalito, highlighting formula roots and weak execution. The piece faults tone, pace, and self promotion while noting potential if wit and point existed.
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New York
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Paradise Alley
Yesteryear
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Lower East Side
San Francisco
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Lenny
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Victor
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Evening Theater Listings and Movie Timings
Theaters list current showings with ratings and start times across venues. Notable features include Blazing Saddles at Theater Times and stage runs like Manhattan at Plaza, with multiple screenings for titles such as The Deer Hunter and Battlestar Galactica.
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Plaza
Manhattan
Hanover Street
Paradise Alley
Eastown
Collins
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Twin East
Blazing Saddles
Missouri tops billion in 1978 mineral production
Missouri's 1978 mineral production valued at about 953 million dollars, up 5 percent from 1977. Lead, cement, stone, coal, lime and zinc accounted for 90 percent of value. Missouri led in lead and ranked high in barite, zinc, lime, stone and cement.
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Rolla, Mo
UPI
State Department of Natural Resources
Missouri
Wallace B. Howe
First American Red Cross Chapter Organized
On this date in 1881 Clara Barton organized the first American Red Cross chapter in Washington DC marking the birth of the national relief society.
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Glenn Curtiss
American Red Cross
Washington, D.C
Clara Barton
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