■ OREGON MOZART PLAYERS
The Oregon Mozart Players will play
at The Hult Center Saturday night.
The show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets
are $25. $18. $14 and $10. Call
687-5000 lor more information
Oregon Daily Emerald
October 15, 1993
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Reviews
Story by
Kaly Soto and
Jenny Whitty
Photo by
Thomas
Bergstrom
Emerald
Robert Plant,
former lead
singer of Led
Zeppelin, hyp
notized his
audience at
The Hull
Center Friday,
Oct. 8.
THE Hill FOR
ROBERT PLAIT
The folklore surrounding !j>d Zeppelin is immense. and
last Friday. the main character in many of (huso bl
onds came to Eugene
Hubert T’lant has (seen tho subject of numerous wild road
storios. wo decided to sot* if wo could find out what d was
like to tour and work with Plant in a hm kstage i apm itv. as
an audience wo soo tho finished product hut what about tho
people that put it all together' Who are fhov and why did
they choose this lifestyle
Our first stop was the Hull Center box offic e to pit k up
_ our tickets Wo decided to try to
add an interview to our review Hut
wo had to find him first
Wo walked around the Unit Cen
ter to whore tho tour buses wore
REPORTER’S
NOTEBOOK
parked. There wore three, and wo were positive th.it one of
them contained the former lead singer of t.od Zeppelin (we
had wholly neglected the possibility that he could afford to
fly from place to place) Thu first bus wo attempted to hoard
was a bus carrying the light and production i rew
We were pleasantly surprised to meet Chris ("No last
name, please") and Mark (not really) At first they were
apprehensive about allow ing us on their bus Hut after a
few minutes of (legging, Chris relented and invited tis
aboard
Tfie hits was file si/e of a Greyhound cruiser and looked
like the concierge room at the Eugene Hilton It was
wood paneled, and had red velour seats that were very
plush The el in Ironies equipment was plentiful (four Com
pact Dim players, two color televisions and a refrigerator
stocked with frozen English entrees, including chocolate
hobnobs and a microwave)
Chris and Mark had just returned from a five day stint in
Vancouver, It C Before that the tour had stopped in Port
land Both Chris and Mark expressed preferem es lor small
er tours because they "get to know people better I hey
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Eugene
SfENE
■ DANCE JAM
y The Dance Jam will be held this and
J every other Wednesday at Condon
School It is a chance to dance in
| an alcohol and smoke tree environ
ment. The cost Is $3. For more
information call 998-2368
Friday, Oct. 15
Inka Inka
WOW Hall. 9 pm
Tickets: $5 in advance.
$6 at the door
Sowbelly. Buckhorn and
Panda
John Henry's. 10 p m.
Tickets: $3
Saturday, Oct. 16
Oregon Mozart Players
The Hult Center. 8:30 p.m.
Tickets: $25. $18.$14.$10
Renegade Saints
John Henry’s. 10 p.m.
Tickets $6
Lawrence Gallery
Georgia Gerber exhibition
Gallery is open from 10
a m - 5 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 17
The Story and Leftover
Salmon
Good Times, 7 p.m. Left
over Salmon 10 p.m.
Tickets: $7
China My Eyes, Belmars
and Mandingo
John Henry's, 10 p m.
Tickets: $3
Tuesday, Oct. 19
U K Subs with Jonny Bravo
WOW Hall. 8 p m.
Tickets: $6 in advance,
$7 at the door
Wednesday, Oct 20
Marty Ehrlich Quartet
WOW Hall. 8 p m.
Tickets $7 in advance.
$8 at the door
Dance Jam
Condon School. 8-10 p m.
Tickets are $3
Call 998-2368 tor info
Thursday, Oct. 21
SHOcase Free Noon
Concert
The Hult Center. 12:15p.m.
Pele Juju
WOW Hall. 8 p.m.
Tickets: S10. S8 in advance
DEMOLITION MAN
STARRING: Sylvester
Stallone. Wesley Snipes
and Denis Leary
OIRECTOR: Marco
BrambJita
RATING: R
RUNNING TIME: 105 min
utes
PLAYING AT: Araa
Thaaters
By Rivers Janssen
Oregon Dmty Emotald
It would bo nice to think that action movio
directors and screenwriters would recognize when
a formula becomes stale. Perhaps they could
release a film that didn't include catchy one-lin
ers to introduce every climactic action sequence.
Or maybe, for once, they could devise a plot that
actually surprises the audience, so we can do
more than anticipate the conclusion of each scene
as they occur. .
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