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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2003
Page
2
The School of Rock starring Jack Black opened to 20.2 million as audiences praised its mix of rock energy and comedy while Out of Time with Denzel Washington earned 17 million. The top 12 grossed 82.2 million, down 19 percent from last year’s weekend. The Rundown and Under the Tuscan Sun also posted strong showings.
Pecos based lawmaker Griego criticized actor Val Kilmer after Kilmer told Rolling Stone he carries a gun and lives near Pecos. Griego said Kilmer is shooting from the hip and knows little about San Miguel County while Kilmer’s ranch and neighbors are referenced.
Best Bets Cold joins Revolution Smile for a 9 p.m. show at The Bottleneck located at 737 North Harrison Avenue. Local booking notes this pairing as a late evening rock bill with doors opening earlier.
The Granada hosts Homegrown Allister and Early November at 7 p.m. Senses Fail headlines a 7 p.m. show as part of Today The Starting Line. Davey’s Uptown presents Swill at 11 p.m. Blue Room features Dunn Freeman Mix at 7 p.m. with sets by Ma. Kansas City venues highlight jazz and rock performances downtown.
On October 6 1973 Egypt and Syria attacked Israel igniting the Yom Kippur War. The Moulin Rouge opened in Paris in 1889. The Jazz Singer debuted in 1927 signaling talkies. In 1939 Hitler asserted no plan for war. In 1981 Sadat was assassinated during a parade review.
Today's notable birthdays include Joan Gruffudd at 30, Britt Ekland at 61, Kevin Cronin at 52, Elisabeth Shue and Matthew Sweet among others. Also listed are Tommy Stinson at 37 and Kitty at 32, with lottery numbers for Saturday Powerball and Super Kansas Cash.
Best selling author Danielle Steel opens a new gallery in San Francisco to showcase bright, uplifting works by 16 Bay Area artists. She selects pieces that “speak” to her and aims to offer joyful art that contrasts with her late son Nick’s mental health struggles and tragedy.
A Salvador Dali crucifixion sketch stolen during a midnight fire drill at Rikers Island jail was replaced by a fake. Four prison officials including Mitchell Hochhauser Benny Nuzzo Timothy Pina and Greg Sokol allegedly planned the heist to loot about 250000. The sketch was destroyed later by Nuzzo amid ongoing investigations.
Film critic notes Ken Burns’ range from Civil War to jazz and baseball. The piece highlights Horatio's Drive as his new shorter format film airing at 3 p.m. on PBS, with other primetime listings across PBS ABC CBS NBC and cable networks.
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