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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1992
Page
6
A blunt HIV themed road movie directed by Gregg Araki follows Jon and Luke as they flee after a cop killing. The film mixes violence dark humor and a hard industrial soundtrack and may polarize viewers though Gilmore and Dutri Marta deliver notable performances. Not rated and 85 minutes showing at River Oaks Theatre with showtimes at 524 2175.
The film Hero starring Dustin Hoffman Geena Davis and Andy Garcia fails to deliver the promised contemporary comedy. A plane crash scene brings Bernie LaPlante to hero status then fades. the plot centers on impostor John Rubber seeking a reward while Gale Gayley chases a break in her career. Performances feel unconvincing and director Stephen Frears tone lacks the sharpness of his earlier work.
Music veteran George Strait releases his fifteenth album Pure Country as the soundtrack to the film of the same name. He collaborates with various artists, features Heartland and I Cross My Heart as standout tracks, and closes with Heartland Main Title Sequence sung with George Strait Jr. Marty Stuart contributes This One's Gonna Hurt in the companion notes.
Marty Stuart’s new album Turn It Up delivers high energy songs and heartfelt ballads. It features duets with Travis Tritt on This One’s Gonna Hurt You For A Long Long Time and with Johnny Cash on Doin Time. The record nods to classic country with Patsy Cline and George Jones influences and includes Now That’s Country, a lively anthem with a rock edge.
The Baytown Symphony Orchestra Inc celebrates its 25th anniversary with a Silver Jubilee Season. A free concert is set for October 18 at 2:30 p.m. in Lee College Auditorium, featuring Schubert and Weber works and a Bernstein/Peress Gould Elam jazz intermission. Highlighted musicians include clarinet soloist Richard Nunemaker, guitarist Tim Harris, Thomas Cummings on trap set, and Bill Black on string bass.
Lee College presents a jazz evening on October 30 at 7 30 in Auditorium I. Music instructor David Corder notes the ensemble’s progress as students and guests Bob West and Donald Slocum perform. Admission is free for students with IDs and $1 for others at the door.
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