Ratt Tops Hard Rock Scene Amid Metal Revival
Los Angeles based band Ratt rides a metal revival as top 10 albums by Ratt Motley Crue and Night Ranger boost the genre. Crosby says MTV radio support and melodic sound drive success while fans crave the arena rock lifestyle. Ratt formed in San Diego in 1981 and broke through after moving to Los Angeles leading to 2.5 million copies sold of Out of the Cellar driven by Round and Round video.
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Wichita
Stephen Pearcy
Warren DeMartini
San Diego
Juan Croucier
Bobby Blotzer
Los Angeles
Atlantic Records
Doug Morris
Beverly Theatre
Milton Berle
The Family Circus Tour Ends Permanent Residency Shifts
The Family Circus by Bil Keane notes that constant touring has left Crosby and Pearcy without permanent homes. The comic emphasizes the impact of constant travel on family stability and residency status.
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Pearcy
Cheerleader Clinic Planned at Odessa High Field House
A cheerleader clinic for elementary and junior high squads runs 11 am to 1 pm or 4 pm to 6 pm Mondays through Aug 16 at the Odessa High School field house. Sponsored by the Odessa High cheerleaders, the cost is 10 per person. Call Janeen OConnell or Jan Norwood at 368-5197 for details.
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Odessa High School
Janeen O'Connell
Jan Norwood
Kaleidoscope awards honor youth theatre leaders 1984 85 season
Playhouse Youth Theatre Director Scott Richard Klein presented the Kaleidoscope awards for 1984 85. Shanna Shafer won Outstanding Apprentice while Shannon Summers and Christie Flynn shared Outstanding Kaleidoscope Member of the Year. Sharp presented two special awards to Mike Lawson and Jeannie Summers for their work and Snowangel acting at the Dallas Theatre Centre state festival. The President's Award was presented by the current
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Scott Richard Klein
Shanna Shafer
Shannon Summers
Christie Flynn
Sharp
Mike Lawson
Jeannie Summers
Playhouse
Snowangel
Dallas Theatre Centre
GA Playhouse honors volunteers with Director’s Award
Board President Bill Holm presents the Director's Award to Anne Caldwell for outstanding volunteer service. The Playhouse notes about 500 volunteers contributed to the 1984-85 season across onstage, backstage, maintenance, box office, and governance. The 1985-86 season opens at 8 p.m. September 13 with Cabaret.
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Playhouse Board
Bill Holm
James Wesley Hunt
Sharp
Anne Caldwell
The
Playhouse
Representation Abroad at Hirshhorn by Joe Shannon
At the Hirshhorn Museum Joe Shannon curates Representation Abroad a personal survey of representational painting and sculpture from Europe South America and Australia The 147 works span 16 artists most unfamiliar in the United States including one American expatriate whose style reveals her nationality The exhibit emphasizes subjectivity and avoids a strong didactic premise with Shannon designing the show rather than asserting a trend or majority position The group is mainly European male middle aged or older with few under 40 and only two women.
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Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
United States
Joe Shannon
Europe
South America
Australia
Shannon
Hirshhorn
David Hockney
Avigdor Arikha
Rodrigo Moynihan
New York
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