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...Well, I interviewed Joe Papp years and years ago and he was worried about it, he said, "You know, when I started working here, a person could graduate college and afford to come to New York and take a junky job till they could work in the theater." He was concerned that people wouldn't come because it was too expensive, that they would go off to Seattle or someplace else that was more conducive to a life in the arts. And I thought, that's true, even when I got out of Yale, I moved to New York...
...Beverly Hillbillies. Best Picture . . . Hot Shots! Part Deux. Seems unlikely, but the trade papers are running full-page ads of this sort, bugling almost every movie made this year. It's a seasonal thing, like the flu, and will pass once the Feb. 9 nominations are made public. Till then, the big winners will be the ad-fattened trades...
...bullets in their home and the place overrun by FBI agents, who had used it as a command post. Now, months later, they still drive 100 miles a week to take their daughter, who remains traumatized by the events, to a therapist. "It won't be over for us till there are no more Davidians," says Robert Spoon...
...been harder to find than true love for the last, oh, ten years. Postcard's head honcho revived his label last year, and two of the results so far are The Heather's on Fire--which collects all of Orange Juice's early 45s--and Ostrich Churchyard, the unreleased-till now first album they recorded...
...with nine minutes to go in the half. From then on, however, it was all William and Mary. The Tribe scored 11 straight points in the next two minutes, and after a Harvard timeout, outscored the Crimson 19-6 (six by Akens to top off an 18 point half) till the end of the half to take a 60-33 halftime lead...