Madeline Kahn Plans Bold TV Leap After Brooks Years
In a candid interview Madeline Kahn discusses work with Mel Brooks on Paper Moon Blazing Saddles High Anxiety and Young Frankenstein. She credits Brooks with liberating her comedic range while noting her shy private persona and readiness to enter more prominent television roles.
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Ryan O’neal
Mel Brooks
Miss Kahn
Brooks
Peter Boyle
James Slogan
Madeline
Kahn
Lucille Ball
Theater listings and showtimes across regional venues
A dense schedule of films across multiple theaters including Theater Times Plaza Eastown Westdale Twin West Twin East Garden and Odeum. Notable titles include The Return of the Jedi Flashdance National Lampoon's Vacation Risky Business Nightmares Mr Mom Private Lessons Homework Chained Heat Man from Snowy River Max Dugan Returns Twilight Zone and Blood Beach with varied evening and Saturday matinee times.
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National Lampoon
Eastown I
Westdale Mall Cinema
Mom
Westdale Mall
Blood Beach
Snowy River
Max Dugan
Garden
Marion
ODEUM
Mount Vernon
Bob Hope Special Omits Astronaut John Glenn
NBC will air a Bob Hope season premier with a photo of John Glenn but cannot show pictures of the former astronaut who is running for president. The 90 minute program will feature Glenn’s Mercury capsule, marking his orbit of Earth. Also noted is Shawmut's 1630 renaming to Boston.
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Hollywood
Bob Hope
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hope
John Glenn
Sena
Glenn
Earth
Wonderland and Other Tracks by Lofgren and Company
The excerpt highlights four standout songs: Wonderland with idealistic lyrics and harmony by Louise Goffin, Confident Girl a mid-sixties rock influenced by Tommy Roe with a sharper edge, Deadline a dynamic rocker built on a looping guitar riff about daily deadlines, and notes promising tracks Daddy Dream Room Without Love and I Wait for You as worthy listens.
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Louise Goffin
Lofgren
Tommy Roe
Roe
Billboard country hits for week ending September 24 1983
A list of the top sixteen country singles for the Billboard issue week ending September 24 1983 led by Crystal Gayle Ronnie Milsap and B J Thomas. Other featured artists include Charly McClain Mickey Gilley Charley Pride Moe Bandy Johnny Rodriguez Shelly West Don Williams Gene Watson Kenny Rogers Louise Mandrell Alabama John Denver Emmylou Harris Ricky Skaggs Willie Nelson Reba McEntire with titles such as Night Games Scarlet Fever and Lady Down on Love.
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Billboard
Billboard Magazine
Billboard Publications, Inc
Crystal Gayle
Warner Bros
Ronnie Milsap
RCA
B.J. Thomas
Cleveland International
Charly McClain
Mickey Gilley
Epic
Charley Pride
Moe Bandy
Columbia
Johnny Rodriguez
Tennessee
Shelly West
Viva
Don Williams
MCA
Gene Watson
Kenny Rogers
Liberty
Louise Mandrell
Alabama
Montana
John Denver
Emmylou Harris
Ricky Skaggs
Willie Nelson
Reba McEntire
Mercury
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