Surprises pop up in list of top films
Box office notes list surprises as 1996 film season margins, with Tom Cruise led by Mission Impossible topping $200 million. Mel Gibson powered Ransom into sixth, The Rock and Con Air-like titles near top ten. Jerry Maguire and Notre Dame remake hold strong potential.
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Tom Cruise
Mel Gibson
Sean Connery
Nicolas Cage
Kall
John Grisham
Hollywood
Cruse
Notre Dame
Actor turns author in Confessions on CTS stage
Richard Hams, famed for Camping With Henry and Tom, reads his new play Confessions of a Child of Destiny at 1 pm Sunday during CTS Second Sunday readings at Happy Endings Cake and Coffeehouse. The piece, sparked by Harding era research, pairs with Immigrant Garden by Carolyn E Wood, a three character drama about an American woman and two British correspondents.
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Richard Hams
Henry
Tom
Contemporary Theatre of
Syracuse
New York
Hams
Happy Endings Cake and Coffeehouse
CTS
Harns
Warren G Harding
Harding
Fuller
Wives In
Miss Harding
Carolyn E Wood
Nature education centers cited at Baltimore Woods event
The report lists Centers for Nature Education at Baltimore Woods and Beaver Lake Nature Center near Syracuse, noting related activities and events. Several names and numbers appear in the fragmented OCR text, indicating a community outreach effort with readers and poem works referenced in a local nature program.
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Baltimore Woods
Coer Cai Cara
Guta
Bane AP Ase
Ais
Music industry faces a retro crisis in 96
Steve Morse reports a sour 1996 for music with CD sales down and concert tickets weak. He cites overproduction, fuzzy radio formats, and lack of new star development as the core issues. Juliana Hatfield and other artists warn of an uncertain future amid fading consumer loyalty and floundering major chains.
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Billy Joel
Pink Floyd
Rolling Stones
Juliana Hatfield
Bose
Alamis Morissette
Hootie and the Blowfish
Fairweather Johnson
United States
Rem
Pearl Jam
Bob Seger
Sponge
Gin Blossoms
George Michael
Spin Doctors
Sheryl Crow
Bryan Adams
Crash Test Dummies
Candlebox
Snoop Doggy Dogg
Phil Collins
Prince
Billboard
Cary Baker
Discovery Records
Capitol
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Orleans debut on CBS offers Hagman a richer judge role
In a six episode tryout on WIVH TV CBS presents Orleans with Larry Hagman as Judge Luther Charbonnet a powerful New Orleans figure. The two hour premiere aired with revisions delaying its momentum though Hagman’s performance adds depth beyond his Dallas persona.
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Dallas
Orleans
CBS
Wivhtv
Channel 5
Hagman
JR Ewing
Luther Charbonnet
New Orleans
Hasman
Charbonnet
Dynasty
John Sacret Young
China Beach
Seariesy Ub
I Dream of
Jeannie
Wtvh-Tv
Orleans opens with shady riverboat plots and a sidelong judge
The premiere threads a judge in New Orleans with a son who is a lawyer and a network of crime around a floating riverboat casino. Paulette plans larger schemes with Otis as bodies drop on the Mississippi. The judge drifts through scenes, taking bribes and declining them, but Hagman brings potential in a busy, authentic setting.
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California
New Orleans
Orman
Harley Charbonnet
Paulette
Starbucks
Otis
Judge
Mississippi
Charbonnet
Hagman
Los Angeles
Orleans
Larry Hagman
Syracuse Arts and Crafts and Gallery Events Tonight
Wednesday program listings in Syracuse showcase "Plays in Progress" with Donna Stucne Lenny Free and Christine crafting segments at Barters Books Musc Gare Center. Multiple regional galleries open with works by Ron Parker Jerome Haneman Glenn Murray and others including Lakota Lodge Oswego and Village Artworks featuring watercolors ceramics and glass from local and regional artists.
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Christine
Frameworks & Wildlife Art Gallery
Brewerton
Fiard
Bartel Road
Ron Parker
Sonng
Great Blue Heron
Ena Limited
Jerome Haneman
Glenn Murray
St Oswego
Pwairy 2Ra
Susan Spencer Cnettes Golden One
Ken Anbor
Jans Matthews
Brooks Dunn Join Ansta Nash In Peace in the Valley Project
Ansta Nash site Records President Tim DuBois groups Brooks & Dunn with Ansta Nash stars for Peace the Valley a 12 song gospel collection blending country and gospel. DuBois says it feels natural for these artists to explore heritage with the lineup highlighting strong country gospel roots. The feature notes Mark Bralczak’s Music Notes column and promotes the tune That Song No More.
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Jesus
Ansta
Nash Site Records
Tim DuBois
DuBois
Mark Bralczak
Brooks & Dunn
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