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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1996
Page
11
RCA Music unveils nine final tracks from Waylon Jennings Willie Nelson Jessi Colter and Tompall Glaser tied to the Wanited effort. Fans can call News-Line at 472 2111 and enter category TUNE 8863 for the Music Notes feature. Today’s tune is No where Road.
Film alert notes video release of Steal Big Steal Little a PG 13 title about twin brothers and a legal family struggle near Dana Barbara invoking Andy Garcia. Roger Ebert criticizes weak storyline. Grade D.
Johnny Paycheck complains that country has gone glam while performing with Confederate Railroad at the Landmark Theatre Friday. In Cazenovia, Nancy Keleher of Manlius enjoys kite flying ahead of the Art in the Sky Kite Festival Saturday, with weekend listings continuing on Page.
The article notes David Schwimmer entering in a designer gray suit with lavender tie, contrasting a star’s usual casual style. It highlights his Beverly Hills upbringing, with both parents as entertainment lawyers who once shaped Roseanne’s early divorce.
Syracuse Opera restages The Mikado with former Fayetteville-Manlius student Michael Connor returning as Ko Ko opposite John Davies in the title role. Connor recalls his early dream of becoming an opera singer as Davies again portrays the Mikado, the Emperor of Japan, in the Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera.
Stephen Wade performs five historically significant banjos in a one man show at Syracuse Stage starting Friday and running through May 26. The nationally renowned banjo player, born in 1953 in Chicago, tells tales of the past drawing on roots from the Mississippi Delta and the Southern Appalachians. Wade holds a long running show record in Washington DC and is among the nation’s longest running stage productions.
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