Hunchback Opens Strong but Trails Eraser at Box Office
Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame debuts to about 21 million in North America, ranking second to Warner's Eraser. The family tale with Quasimodo and Esmerelda drew a mixed response and lower grosses than Pocahontas or The Lion King, while audiences favored bargain matinees. The top 10 list shows Eraser leading with 24.6 million, The Hunchback at 21 million, and space for The Rock and The Cable Guy among others.
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Los Angeles
Disney
Pocahontas
Victor Hugo
Paris
Quasimodo
Frollo
Seductive Esmerelda
Exhibitor Relations Co. Inc
Warner Bros
Hunchback of Notre Dame
Columbia
Paramount
Universal
Eddie
Moll Flanders
MGM/UA
Advice proves costly to a dear friend in distress
Dear Abby counsels that sending cash with a thank you note crossed a line in a friendship. The writer’s husband suggested paying back the advice giver, but Abby says a small gift would suffice and the recipient found cash insulting. The reader’s grocery store dating tip and the graduation envelope issue are also addressed with concise guidance.
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Abby
Red
Yakima
Wash
Exercise helps posture despite genetics and aging
Dear readers discuss posture improvement through exercise, noting genetics influence but emphasizing personal responsibility. A tailored therapy program is advised, as joints may become stiff from arthritis or muscle disuse, with small gains possible even later in life.
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DR. Donohue
J.M
Cezanne Exhibit Tour Across Philadelphia Museums
Travel writer David Zuchowski notes major Cezanne displays in Philadelphia institutions. The Philadelphia Museum of Art features Mont Sainte Victoire studies and portraits of Hortense, plus two major Les Grands Baigneuses versions. The Barnes Foundation houses the largest Cezanne collection, with 65 works in Merion. Additional exhibitions include To be Modern at the Museum of American Art, alongside ticket discounts and hotel packages.
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France
Cezanne
L’estaque
Provence
Mont Sainte-Victoire
Hortense
Madame Cezanne
Philadelphia Art Museum
National Gallery
London
Walter Annenbergs
Barnes Foundation
Merion
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Museum of American Art
N. Broad St
Georgia O’keefe
Thomas Hart Benton
Joseph Stella
Mann Music Center
Philadelphia Orchestra
Billboard magazine weekly top charts snapshot
Readily readable charts from Billboard list top 10 singles LPs country and modern rock, adult contemporary, R&B, video sales and rentals plus children's titles. Names include Bone Thugs N Harmony Toni Braxton Tracy Chapman Celine Dion, 2Pac Madonna and others with multiple labels and placements.
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Billboard Magazine
Bone Thugs-N Harmony
Ruthless
Toni Braxton
LaFace
Tracy Chapman
Elektra
Mariah Carey
Columbia
Celine Dionawaneke
Platinament
California
2Pac
Dr. Dre
Roger Troutman
Death Row
Adam Clayton
Larry Mullenpene
Tony Rich
You
SWV
RCA
Alanis Morissette
Maverick
Metallica
Ruffhouse
Jimmy Buffett
Margaritaville
Celine Dion
Ora
Lost Boyz
Universal
Soundgarden
A&m
Fairweather Johnson
Hootie & the Blowfish
Atlantic
Tracy Bonham
Reaching For Stars
Tony Rich Project
Gloria Estefan
Epic
Jann Arden
Ram
Whitney Houston
CeCe Winansome
George Michael
DreamWorks
Lionel Richie
Mercury
Bone Thugs N Harmony
Tony Braxton
KC and
Jojo
Pure Gold to headline Swinging 50s Party at St John’s Hall
Pure Gold the Pittsburgh based vocal group will perform at St John’s Recreation Hall 725 Pearson St at 8 p m July 3. The act features Ron Crawley Frank Czuri Susan DeLuca Sidney Hill and Robert Peckman with Don Garvin Nick Gimiliano and Larry Siefers. They perform 50s 60s blues standards and originals. Tickets cost 10 available at Colin’s Dry Cleaners and Gary Joseph’s State Farm Insurance. Sponsored by John Roth Productions.
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St. John’s
Pure Gold
St. John’s Recreation Hall
Pearson St
Ron Crawley
Frank Czuri
Susan DeLuca
Sidney Hill
Robert Peckman
Don Garvin
Nick Gimiliano
Larry Siefers
Peckman
the Silencers
Jaggerz
Gary Glen
Smokey Robinson
Chuck Berry
the Tempta
Tions
Four Tops
Beach Boys
Jerry Lee Lewis
Three Dog Night
Colin
Gary Joseph
State Farm Insurance
Call
John Roth Productions
Double Trouble concert fuels country club crowd energy
The Double Trouble pair headlined a lively show with Stuart and Tritt sharing the stage. Tritt sang The Restless Kind and Country Club as Ricochet opened, delivering high energy performances and crowd singalongs. The audience, devoted to traditional and modern country, cheered through hits and new material alike.
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Tritt
Stuart
Country Music Association
Ricochet
Double Trouble
Down Home Country Angels
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Penn Tower
University of Pennsylvania
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Cezanne Artswest
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Paul Cezanne
Tracy Lawrence
Toby Keith
Collin Raye
Bryan White
Asylum
Clear Sky
George Strait
Mindy McCready
BNA
David Lee Een
Terri Clark
Mercury Nashville
Alan Jackson
Arista
Mama
Brooks & Dunn
Pretty Noose
Pepper
Capitol
Salvation
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Cranberries
Island
Stone Temple Pilots
Verve Pipe
No Doubt
Trauma
Goldfinger
Mojo-Universal
Crash
Nce
Jonica
Rowdy
Case
Foxxy Brown
Def Jam
Jodeci
Uptown
Total
Bad Boy
Keith Sweat
112
Columbia TriStar
New Line
McA-Universal
Miramax
Playboy
Fox
Jumanji
Goldeneye
Mgm-Ua
Braveheart
Columbia Tri- Gann
Otar
Madison County
Warner
Balto
Dualstar
Mary-Kate & Ashley
Robin Williams
Nick’s Auto Body, Inc
Poland Rd
Orner Southern
Gwen
S. Water St
Sharon
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