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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1990
Page
5
Harry Connick Jr. wowed a youthful Landmark Theatre crowd with a piano led set and 16 piece orchestra. Shadows on screen evoked past jazz idols as he urged on enthusiastic fans with jokes and impressions during his latest album tour.
Harry Connick Jr. delivered a two hour show at the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse drawing about 2,600 fans. Jazz great Lionel Hampton also performed in Syracuse Friday night, with Connick expressing gratitude for the turnout.
A writer praises a pianist singer likening him to Harry Connick Jr alleging his piano playing and vocal style make him a rising star. The writer notes his intense performance and smooth, sexy delivery of standards like It Had to Be You and Don't Get Around Much Anymore.
The Bayberry, Camillus and Fayetteville listings show titles like My Blue Heaven Witches Ghost Darkman Pretty Woman Exorcist II and more with ratings PG PG-13 R and details on showtimes across venues including Cinema East East II Fayet teville Mall Genesee Great Northern Mall Hollywood Manlius Palace and Penn Can Mall. The list includes multiple screenings for each film with varying times and some venues show prices or abbreviations.
Lionel Hampton and his 17 piece band opened with warmth, then found their groove at the Mulray Civic Center in a Syracuse Cancer Research Institute benefit. Hamp, age about 81, faced shaky moments and a few uncertain solos but recovered with strong swing and showmanship, delivering high energy late into the night.
Hamp wowed Friday night crowds with a playful show mixing drums jokes tap dance and song including Mack the Knife and Hey Bop a Bebop. A fan’s flowers prompted Hamp to read a fan letter then sing Wonderful World as the venue fell silent before a final God bless ya goodbye.
Lionel Hampton and his orchestra performed a two hour forty minute show at the Mulroy Civic Center Crouse-Hinds Theater. The event drew an attendance of 652 with an intermission mid concert.
Readers recount a warm essay by Harry J. Gray urging gratitude to the early supporters who helped one rise. In 24 hours write a thank you note to that person and spend another 10 minutes helping someone else. Such kindness could forge lasting friendship and even bring a gratifying letter in return.
In Sacramento a contest renamed manhole covers sparking debate on terms like Ms and he she vs he. C D R from Vacaville argues for reason and tradition while praising Ms as valid yet urging restraint.
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