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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1994
Page
5
The readable portion mentions a time around the afternoon with a vague month reference and an implied event. Entities are unclear, but the item appears to be a damaged schedule or public notice fragment with no clear names or places.
The Jesus and Mary Chain celebrate a decade with Stoned and Dethroned, delivering bright melodic tones that mask dark lyrics. William Reid notes the music stays light while words explore misery and joy, blending themes of salvation and relationships into a balanced, topnotch album.
California based April's Motel Room delivers Black 14 a bold debut with 14 tracks. Led by Tom Kelly the band blends rock with percussion from pots pans and pipes creating a unique sound. Tracks like California and Jerry map experiences life and homage while others flirt with country western and punk influences. The album entertains while exploring diverse styles and personal moments.
Jazz ensemble under Dr. David Corder gears up for a November 19 concert sharing the stage with the concert band and planning a future jazz festival appearance at Lamar University. They will perform in John Sylvester Gazebo near Moser Hall and seek a piano player, percussionist, and a female alto singer. New members include Philip Andrade and others. Bill Adams of the Fort Bend Boys' Choir will give a lecture at Rundell Hall on Sept 20, with ongoing Tuesday performances open to the public.
Marsha Landers, ceramics teacher at Lee College, leads an exhibit of instructors from area colleges in the University of Houston Downtown O'Kane Gallery. The opening reception was Sept 9 and the show runs through Oct 14 at One Main St Houston.
A poem titled Its In The Stars lists zodiac signs with threats and taunts from an inmate, Tony Stagnoni, at Quiso Prison in Rusty Spur Texas. It names associates Whit Snyder and Jerry Johnson to contact via The Lantern.
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