City of Angels Dominates 1990 Tony Awards With Six Wins
City of Angels captured best musical and six total awards at the Tony ceremony. It won best actor in a musical James Naughton, featured actress Randy Graff, best scenic design Robin Wagner, best original score Cy Coleman and David Zippel, and best book Larry Gelbart. The Grapes of Wrath won best play, Steppenwolf’s The Curse of the Dust Bowl adaptation directed by Frank Galati took directing honors, and Gypsy earned best revival with Tyne Daly as best actress in a musical. Michael Jeter won featured actor in a musical for his dying-clerk performance, while misc upsets favored City of Angels’ team.
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Paul Gallo
Florence Klotz
Tyne Daly
Bo Diddley’s guitar fire fuels rock legacy and legal battles
Bo Diddley defined the electric guitar with his square guitar, influencing Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley. He laments being ripped off by promoters while continuing a demanding touring life to support his family at his Hawthorne Florida home. He notes imitators profit from his riffs but lacks enthusiasm for touring. He is a Rock Hall inductee from 1987.
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Theatres Schedule for Westcott Area
Readable listings show two films and two plays with times and venues. Steel Magnolias plays at 7 15 and The Guardian at 9 30. The War of the Rosas shows at 7 and 3 30 with venue codes Westcott 479 9911.
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Turner bans word foreign from staff under fine rule
Ted Turner ordered staff to replace the word foreign with international or face fines from 50 to 100 dollars, with proceeds to UNICEF. The policy drew mixed reactions, but a single $100 fine was reported for Ed Turner after using the offending term in an interview.
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