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Iowa City Born Yesterday Dinner Theatre WILDERNESS 6F The Cedar Rapids Gazette: Thurs., Nov. 23. 1978 Optimists Scenes: C.R. tree lot opening set Ferguson: 'Keep step ahead of young' Five chairmen were named Wednesday as Rain Tree Lounge, 1177 Grand Trumpeter Maynard Ferguson, Ave., Marion: "Silver Dollar," four- the Tuesday Noon Opti­ and his orchestra will appear in con­ member band, country, country rock mist Club announced cert next Thursday, Nov. 30, at 8 plans for opening its and '50s, Friday and Saturday. Christmas tree lot next p.m. in Veterans Memorial Col­ Ramada Inn, Highways 30 and iseum. 218 SW: "Touch of Class," trio, week. Ferguson is well-known for his re­ middle-of-road danceable music, Fri­ William Schoon, cording of "Gonna Fly Now," from day and Saturday. chairman of the annual the motion picture "Rocky." His new Ranch Supper Club, Cou Falls: project, which raises- Columbia Records LP, "Carnival," "CJ Country" Saturday. funds for the Optimists' includes "Theme from Battlestar Silver Dollar, 700 E Ave. NW: year-round youth Galactica." Dick DeShaw, country and western, programs, said that At 50, the Quebec native believes Friday and Saturday. dozens of Optimist that "one should always keep one Tillie's, Mimm's, 415 First St. SE: volunteers will be at step ahead of the young." No entertainment this week. Kingston Stadium Sat­ Although he says he is no fan of Top Shelf Lounge, Howard John­ urday to set up trees. nostalgia, he hasn't forgotten his "The purpose will be 1415 1ST AVI. S.f. PLAYING! son's: Jesse Long, guitar and vocals, to set up as many trees older audiences, either. He tells tonight through Saturday. 364-8613 Q« abibut a man approaching him after a as possible so they will performance to say that this was the * * * be standing for easy in­ ^Taw^w LADIES NITE MONDAY first time he could take his daughter On the disco scene, two Waterloo spection when the lot In 1868 Longhorn Texas, a convicted outlaw and his wife to the same concert. residents will spend a few days in opens Dec. 1," Schoon Tickets to Ferguson's Cedar Rap­ Hollywood in December or early Jan­ said. had two choices: get hung, or get married. uary, as the result of having won a Wally Milden, who ids concert will be $6 in advance and j^rfloioi5ori^ $6."50 at the door on concert night. dance contest at The Gin Mill, 3901 served on the first Mail orders for tickets should in­ First Ave. SE, last Saturday. Christmas tree commit­ clude a cashier's check or money Maynard Ferguson They are Sara Elliot and Mark tee when the project order, and a self-addressed, stamped Ostrander. In Hollywood, they will was launched a quarter envelope. Send orders to Maynard "Spice" Friday and Saturday. Cover: compete with other couples from all of a century ago, has Centurion Lounge, Sheraton Inn: charge of purchasing Ferguson Concert, Veterans Memo­ "Fame and Fortune," band from $1. over the U.S. for a $40,000 prize. rial Coliseum, Mays Island, City Joyce's Lounge, 119Third Ave. And at the Swisher Starship, a trees; Del Ray Axtell Washington, D.C., tonight through will supervise lot prep­ Square, Cedar Rapids 52401. Saturday. SE: "The Escorts" Friday and Satur­ teen disco at the Dance-Mor Ball­ •Publicity material states that no day. room in Swisher, a special dance and aration. Colorado Depot, Town House Other chairmen personal checks should be sent with Motel: Phil Randall Band Friday, King Tut's Lounge, 3340 Center disco fashion show is scheduled to­ mail orders. Point Road NE: "Sunset" Friday and night. Dancing starts at 8 p.m., and named were Rob Cook, "JRJ" Saturday. the show will be at 9:30. card sale, and Pat Les­ 'Advance tickets may also be pur­ Country Haven, Highways 13 and Saturday. Cover: $1. chased in Cedar Rapids at both loca­ Knight Life, Shueyville: "Mike Clothing, shoes, jewelry and hair­ ter and Dan Fletcher, 151, Marion: "The Sound of Coun­ styles, courtesy of area merchants, lot manpower. tions of Big Apple Records & Tapes, try" Friday and Saturday. Flack and the Nashville Seed" Fri­ both locations of the Record Realm day and Saturday. will be modeled. Admission is $2.50. The card sale, Dance-Mor Ballroom, Swisher: The Swisher Starship will also be Schoon explained, in­ and the Record Shop at Lindale Mall. Don Hoy's 12-piece band Sunday. Longbranch Supper Club, 90 In Iowa City, tickets are available Twixt Town Road NE: "Twilight" open Friday and Saturday evenings. volves $1 deposit cards Deli Natural, 322 Second Ave. SE: which Optimists cur­ at Co-Op Tapes and Records. Entertainment to be announced. Friday and Saturday. Other Cedar Rapids discos: Gats- The Meeting Place, Unique Motel: by's, 912 First Ave. NW; Gregory's rently have available. • • • Fly-by-night dinner theatre, Roo­ The card is good toward sevelt Royale: "Born Yesterday," Exotic dancers Roxanne the Bronze Down Under, Roosevelt Royale; For Thanksgiving weekend enter­ Beauty and Vickie Renae, matinees Murphy's Law, 4415 First Ave. SE; the purchase of any tree 6:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 5 when the lot opens. tainment, here's what's available: p.m. Sunday; $11 Friday and Satur­ (free) and evening shows ($1 cover) and Oscar's, 2739 Sixth St. SW. Aquarium Lounge, 3000 Sixth St. day, $9.50 Sunday. Friday and Saturday; the Jazz Trio, SW: "Showboat" Friday and Satur­ Fox and Hounds, 310 Third Ave. Friday and Saturday evenings. The Want day: Cover: $1. SE: "The Silver Dollars," piano- Mike's Lounge, 2210 16th Ave. banjo duo, Friday and Saturday. SW: "Friends" tonight through Sat­ Ad Action- Boar's Head, Center Point Road urday. and Highway 150 NE: John Shultz, Gregory's, Roosevelt Royale: Leo Cortimiglia band Friday and Satur­ OK Lounge, 1075 Sixth Ave., Mar­ Ad Number guitar and vocals, Friday and Satur­ ion: "Thunderhead" Friday and Sat­ day. day. Ground Round, 3939 First Ave. urday. Cover: $1.50. is 398- Broken Drum, 6540 Sixth St. SW: SE: Clay Riness, guitar and vocals, Osgood Shepherd's, IE Tower: "Cornerstones," country and west­ tonight through Saturday. Rich Amelang and friend, guitar and ern, Friday and Saturday. Jo E Do's, 310 Collin Road NE: vocals, tonight through Saturday. 8234 377-8877 FRI. & SAT. ONLY = NOW = EASTOWN TWIN CINEMA COLUNS RO. N.f. Scenes: Born Yesterday in CINEMA 2 AT K MART SPECIAL America's favorite family is back! Iowa City A THREE-ACT COMEDY MIDNIGHT SHOW PLAYING NOW TIL CHRISTMAS—ASK US WILDERNESS Rock, jazz, folk and even organ music are on the:, program for Iowa City and Coralville night ABOUT PARTIES FOR YOUR OFFICE, CLUB, ETC. PART spots this weekend. 2 Diamond Mil's: "Innocents" Friday and Satur­ Su..* ROBERT F LOGAN • SUSAN OAMANTE SHAW ( HEATHER fUnRAt • HAM LARSEN day: *PIOFCIVCRIiiTIC*Al UMRPfllSISINC REUASt .:*CH; Qabe's: No entertainment this weekend. The Highlander: "Stevens Express" Friday and Dinner Theatre HELD OVER Saturday. PUBLIC DEMANDS 2nd BIG WEEK! ipwa River Power Company: Michael Gregory, organ, trumpet and vocals, Friday and Saturday. AT THE ROOSEVELT ROYALE IOWA Ironmen Inn: "The Starship Enterprise," to­ 364-3412 night through Saturday. 362-4780 Maxwell's: "Smokey Moses," mainstream rock TODAY 1-3-5-7-9 FRI. 7:00-9:00 and roll, Friday and Saturday. Cover: $2. FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS SAT. & SUN. 1-3-5-7-9 "The Mill: Chris Frank, folk guitar and vocals, Friday and Saturday. Red Stallion Inn: "Radio Flyer" tonight, Friday WORLD THANKSGIVING TREAT FOR The greatest stuntman alive! anrfiSaturday. Cover: $1 Friday and Saturday. THE ENTIRE FAMILY! fenctuary: "Cirrus," jazz, 6 p.m. Sunday. 314 3RD AVE. S.E. BURT REYNOLDS Cover: $1. „ ^ + 363-8321 NOW SHOWING Iowa City and Coralville discos: Copper Con­ nection, Fieldhouse, Grand Daddy's and Wood- TWO SUPER SUPERNATURALS field's. TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME! ...Catch it — R — PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS Romanian dissidents |OHN TRAVOLTA KARIN LYNN GORNEY SATURDAY NIGHT fEVER" A ROBERT STIGWOOD PRODUCTION 'beaten, mistreated' ALL SEATS —NOW— 1 STAGE 4 $ TOWlTUi WITCH 366-7381 2.50 LONDON (AP) — Amnesty International says IN STAGE 4 that despite Romania's semi-independence of the Soviet Union in foreign policy, its treatment of dissidents is not different from Moscow's. The agency, in a report on an 18-month investi­ TECHNICOLOR" ©1976 wall D*»ty Proouctiont It was the Deltas against gation, said Romanian dissenters are confined to psychiatric hospitals, punished with electric the rules... the rules lost! shock treatments and given powerful drugs "both as a form of punishment and to extract state­ ments of recantation from them." SIR LEW GRADE Presents DANISH B00KW0RLD A PRODUCER CIRCLE PRODUCTION XXX THEATRE NOW SHOWING—ADULTS ONLY GREGORY LAURENCE PECK and OLIVIER "PARTNERS" A ROBERTCHARTOFFIW1N WINKLER F "GO YOUR OWN WAY" A. ALAN | RAKL'LA Flm 1601 6th St. SW 364-9072 JAMES CAAN JANE FONDA JASON ROBARDS "COMES A HORSEMAN" 24 HOURS A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK A FRANKLIN J. SCHAFFNER FILM —NOW , 366-7381 STAGE 4 Held Over _ THE IN STAGE 1 Kmart WEST "Sweet Cakes" 71 BOYS — Plus ATerrifying r • FROM Love Story "Honey Pie" Held * ADULTS ONL( Y Over flWWMVWmHk IN CMCOLO tl R X V BRAZIL LATE SHOWS FRI.-SAT. MPH H if they survive...will we? 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