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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 2013
Page
7
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Mark 10 Theatricals schedules Murder at the Telethon for 7 p.m. today and Saturday at Dee's Bistro and Grill, 622 N. Lee Ave. Tickets cost 35 dollars for the show dinner and dessert. More information at mark10 theatricals.com.
Gary Allan plans the August 22 Midland stop of his Wired Tour at Citibank Ballpark. The Southern California singer known for Nothing on but the Radio and Watching Airplanes released Set You Free in January, a hopeful album reflecting failed relationships after recovering from vocal cord polyp removal. He co-wrote many tracks with Sarah Buxton and Hillary Lindsey, and produced and played lead guitar on the album.
Gary Allan performs at Citibank Ballpark in Midland on August 22 at 6 p.m. Tickets are $50 and available online at tinyur .com/kwin8p7. For more information, call 432-520-2255.
Country legend Loretta Lynn brings her sold out West Texas show to the Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center on August 22. The four decade star rose from Butcher Holler Kentucky to The Grand Ole Opry in 1962 and has over 50 top 10 hits, iconic duets with Conway Twitty, and a life chronicled in Coal Miner’s Daughter. Her career spans hits like Dont Come Home a Drinkin and One s on the Way with a Broadway musical in development and Van Lear Rose latest.
Loretta Lynn performs at 8 p m on August 22 at the Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center 1310 North FM 1788 Lincoln County. Call 432-552-4430 for tickets. Jack White collaboration noted with Lynn referencing the closing track Story of My Life.
Lancaster's Skylue Drive-In owner Walt Effinger says digital conversion is mandatory to survive as 50 to 60 theaters nationwide have already switched. The $70,000 per screen cost pressures mom and pop operators, with some choosing closure rather than investment. An 80 percent reimbursement helps but many rely on summer profits and small margins.
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