Pee Wee makes a grand bow in Adventure
Pee wee Herman in Pee wee's Big Adventure shows a deft comic beyond the laugh as Paul Reubens. The film follows the stolen bike plot through eccentric set pieces and a Tim Burton visual style with Hartman Warhol and Reubens writing and Burton directing.
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Simone
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the Alamo
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Michael Warhol
Tim Burton
E.T
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Peewee
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Multiple Theaters Schedule Wide Release Movies
A dense listing of showtimes across numerous theaters for various films including National Lampoon's European Vacation Cocoon Fright Night E T Back to the Future My Science Project Summer Rental and more with times ranging from matinees to late night across venues such as Camillus Cinema Fayet teville Mall Cinema I II Penn Can Mall Shoppingtown Westcott Oswego Civic Arts Center and others in a regional schedule memo from an old newspaper.
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Camillus Cinema
St. Elmo’s Fire
Cinema-North
Fayetteville Mall
Genesee
Goonies
Hollywood
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Shoppingtown HI
National Lampoon
Tri-County Mall
Silverado
Westcott
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End of the World spoof at Hangar Theater in Ithaca
Arthur Kopit’s End of the World satirizes nuclear proliferation through a Philip Marlowe spoof. Michael Trent, funded by eccentric financier Philip Stone, accepts to craft a doom tale with government angles. The Washington visit introduces two “wargamer” youths who lampoon escalation and limited war in engaging performances.
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Arthur Kopit
Hangar
Andre. Ernette
Kopit
Philip Marlowe
Michael Trent
Philip Stone
Trent
Stone
Washington, D.C
D.C
Kopit's The End of the World features dual intriguing figures
The play introduces two vivid characters including The Shadow resembling Deep Throat and a Soviet defector scholar who condemns his homeland. Rick Oquita delivers Trent with urgency while Brian Rose sharpens Stone into Kopit’s menacing figure. Performances run 8 p.m. nightly through next week at Cass Park theater with tickets $6.50 to $9.50.
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Connecticut
Trent
Brian Rose
Stone
James Clow
Syracuse University
Drama Department
Matt Bennett
Cass Park
Elizabeth Livesay
Mitchell Gossett
Hangar Theater
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