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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2004
Page
14
The listing notes show 642 Mass with evening shows at 6.50 and early shows at 4.50. It references Shrek 2 and Raising Helen, with a contact or note dated July 49 to 1972. The item presents a film theater schedule and pricing details.
The film updates Ira Levin's tale with a witty cast led by Walken and Midler, delivering sharp humor amid a faltering suspense arc. Despite funny moments and stylish visuals, the finale overexplains twists and undercuts the premise, failing to sustain camp.
Briana Lane, 22, who lost part of her skull in an auto crash, had the skull removed and stored in a freezer for three months while negotiations with Medicaid delayed reattachment. The skull was finally reattached on April 30 as Lane endured severe pain and wore a protective helmet. London’s The Mirror lists Gunther IV the dog as the wealthiest inheritable animal at US$320 million, ahead of Kalu the chimpanzee at US$95 million.
The band formed with Richard On and Benj Gersh in a dorm room, released The Wanderer in 1997, and built a fan base around That Was a Crazy Game of Poker. Jerry DePizzo joined at Ohio State, cementing the lineup. On tour since, O.A.R. previews a busy summer opening for Dave Matthews Band and headlining festivals, aiming for a vivid live pulse with fans.
Nepali writer director Nabin Subba presents Numafung at 7 p.m. Saturday in Woodruff Auditorium Kansas Union. The film follows Limbu woman Numafung and clashes with Limbu marriage laws while exploring culture and tradition. It has won the Public Choice Award at Vesoul and screened in Delhi and Fukuoka. Tickets are $7 at Hawk Shop and Zen Zero.
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