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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1994
Page
14
Broadway prepares for the Tony Awards with star power and a 8.1 million attendance, the highest in six years, while concerns linger about costs and trends. The ceremony airs at 9 p.m. on WTVH Channel 5 amid discussions of health and decline in the industry.
Listings include concerts at Ca ster Dome and Wise Guys Comedy Room in Syracuse, movie night at Cinema, theater and musical events across Syracuse area venues with ticket prices, times, and phone contacts for reservations. community meetings by local clubs and groups. outdoor activities at Highland Forest. and a TV documentary on Rikers Island airing on HBO with helpline numbers.
Channel 24 WCNY General Manager Richard Russell backs easing corporate underwriting limits at PBS amid declines in corporate giving. Proposals include longer credits, use of sponsor announcers, and incentives for airing network programs. Auction fundraiser and guest speakers listed for Syracuse events.
Metallica storms the Empire Expo Center in a hard edge two hour set as fans scream along to favorites from Master of Puppets and Breadfan. Review notes the band's evolution from a German sensation to mainstream metal with a wild crowd and explosive stage show.
Metallica headlined with Danzig as opening act at the Empire Expo Center grandstand drawing 12,500 spectators for a 3 hour 5 minute show. The band delivered crowd favorites including Harvester of Sorrow and For Whom the Bell Tolls with a high energy medley and encore, while bassist Newsted and guitarist Hammett showcased standout solos.
Toni Childs began recording The Woman's Boat in 1992 while visiting India. She describes Indian music as liquid and moving, reflecting life as constantly changing. NewsLine listeners can hear a cut by dialing 472-2111 and entering TUNE to hear Mark Bialczak's Music Notes with today's tune Lay Down Your Pain.
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