Michael Gross on Family Ties and train hobbies
The interview traces Michael Gross personal tastes like railroad artifacts and a dream of a private railway car. He discusses family dynamics on Family Ties, his view of the show’s focus on inter personal relationships, his Vietnam era stance, and life in New York and California.
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Nash leaves Hollies for personal growth and future plans
Graham Nash, founder of the Hollies and member of Crosby, Stills & Nash, explains leaving the Hollies in 1968 to pursue personal musical growth. He discusses the reunion with the Hollies, the group’s image, and the ongoing Crosby, Stills & Nash project with Neil Young absent. Nash notes audiences now span teens to adults and tickets for the CSN concert are $13.50 and $12.50.
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Iowa Theater Listings Show Weekend Showings Across Multiple Venues
The listing details movie titles, ratings, and showtimes for theaters including Plaza, Stage 1 through Stage 4, Eastown I and II, Westdale Mall Cinemas I through IV, Garden Marion, and Odeum Mount Vernon. Titles range from Annie and Time Bandits to E T The Extraterrestrial and Pink Floyd The Wall with matinees on Saturdays and evening screenings throughout the weekend.
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Elvis Presley Anniversary Set Sells Below Expectations
The eight record 25th anniversary edition of Elvis Aron Presley has moved to cutout racks at under half price after limited pressings and a gold autograph on the cover and vinyl. It originally listed around seventy dollars, now about thirty in some stores, with booklets included. Also appearing in cutouts is the Who album Who Are You picture disk. A Cedar Rapids store manager discarded several copies of the three record Beatles flexie discs, now destined as future collector items.
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Billboard Top Singles for Week Ending November 20 1982
Billboard lists the week ending November 20 1982 hot singles with Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes leading Up Where We Belong at number one. Lionel Richie Truly follows, Olivia Newton John Heart Attack sits third, and Laura Branigan Gloria ranks fourth with the rest including Neil Diamond Heartlight Men at Work Who Can It Be Now Daryl Hall and Jon Oates Maneater Joe Jackson Steppin Out and Diana Ross Muscles.
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Loretta Swit Records Children's Album The Land Where Dreams Are Made
Loretta Swit announces recording a children's album for Open Sky Records with an adaptation of Oscar Wilde's The Happy Prince. Veteran John Carradine and son Keith will also appear on the project. The album title signals a collection aimed at Enlightening children with moral tales.
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