Big River shines at Auburn's Mean-Go-Round Playhouse
Auburn's Mean-Go-Round Playhouse stages Big River with Eric Jordan Young as Huck Finn and David Ponting as Duke. The show uses inventive design to evoke the Mississippi and features strong performances by Bertha Adams and Annette Adams Brown. Some casting flaws and budget constraints are noted, but Sayles and the cast earn praise for their bold production through July 10 at Emerson Park.
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Mean
Roger Muller
Huck Finn
Mark Twain
Huck
Jim
Sita
MGR
Michael Hottoi
Ed Sayles
Mississippi
Tom Zumchak
Sayles
Eric Jordan Young
David Ponting
Duke
Bill Molesky
Ponting
King
Bertha Adams
Syracuse
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Paul Rotfson
Ars Company
Annette Adams Brown
Anthony L. Brown I
Mgris
Big River
Sayles and Company
Emerson Park
Out of Body Echoes in MCA Studio Demo Process
A fragment from a music notes column describes 1980s studio work for MCA and Columbia with Roy Hyman noting the demo to final studio transition. The feature highlights the release Out of Body and hints at a new tune Boys With Be Boys. It invites listeners to call NewsLine for Mark Biakrak’s daily Music Notes.
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Columbia
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Young
Soul Asylum drummer roused from sleep in North Carolina
The band Soul Asylum, rising after Grave Dancers Union, plays to massive fame from Minneapolis to MTV and SNL, touring with Screaming Trees while backstage at a North Carolina hotel at 7 p.m. Young answers a call about waking and an awkward day on the road, recalling late arrivals from Orlando and a poker filled bus trip.
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Soul Asylum
Columbia Records
Grave Dancers Union
Minneapolis
MTV
Screaming Trees
Spin Doctors
Fame, Fortune
North Carolina
Young
Orlando
Soul Asylum Plays Weedsport On MTV Tour Night
Soul Asylum frontman Dave Pirner discusses life on tour and the band’s steady goals while promoting Grave Dancers Union as they perform at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Cayuga County Fairgrounds in Weedsport on MTV's Alternative Nation tour with Spin Doctors and Screaming Trees. Dracula Jones and Mexican Mud Band open at 3 p.m. Tickets are 20 in advance and 22 at the door.
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Soul Asylum
Weedsport
MTV
Black Gold
Runaway Train
Grave Dancers Union
Cayuga County Fairgrounds
Spin Doctors
Screaming Trees
Syracuse
Dracula Jones
Summer arts and music listings across New York venues
Evening performances include Love Letters at Han Gar Theater Ithaca with Greg Bost week and Judy Lewitt at 8 15 pm. Big River at Emerson Park Auburn 6 pm with Tom Sawyer and Jim, tickets 11 537. 1993 Summer Concert Series co sponsored by Balowersville Library Lysander and Van Buren Parks and Recreation features Yesterday Again 60s music at 6 30 pm. Free with bring blankets. Syracuse Symphony Orchestra events at Cicero East Syracuse and Fayetteville libraries. Spin Doctors Soul Asylum Screaming Trees at Saratoga Performing Arts Center 7 30 pm tickets 20. Liverpool Is the Place Summer Concert Series features Onety One Land at Johnson Park Liverpool free.
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Greg Bost
Judy Lewitt
Han Gar
Ithaca
Big River
Huck Finn
Tom Sawyer
Jim Down the Misissippi
Emerson Park
Auburn
Balowersvile Publc Library
Town of Lysander Department of Parks and Recreaton
Town of
van Buren Department of Parks and Recreation
van Buren Park
Sleepless in Seattle wins hearts with quiet romance
Brode reviews Sleepless in Seattle as a charming sleeper of the season. Tom Hanks plays Sam, a widower who moves with his son to Seattle. Meg Ryan as Annie pursues a connection, challenging wedding plans with a hopeful tale of modern romance.
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Hany
Sally
Seattle
Lrahser
Tom Hanks
Sam
Annie
Meg Ryan
Baltimore
Bill Pullman
TriSta
Susan Hayward Biography Highlights Oscar Career
Susan Hayward born June 30 1918 in Brooklyn began as a hat model then moved to Hollywood in 1937. She earned five Oscar nominations from 1947 to 1958 winning for I Want to Live in 1958 and became known for red hair and husky voice. Her later work included The Revengers and TV movies before retiring and she died in 1975 from a brain tumor. Contact Detroit Free Press for questions.
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Jess Barker
Hayward
New York
Hollywood
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