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PAGE TTTUSVILLE HERALD, TitusviUe, Thursday, January 16, 1992 WHERE TO TO ENTERTAINMENT TELEVISION USTINGS Mark Twain Production Set at Corry Cony Area Kne Arts Council will present The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg," and Other Fabrications Mark Twain, a solo show by the nationally acclaimed Independent Eye Theatre starring Conrad Bishop. Hadleyburg is satire aimed straight at the targets of the 1990s. The optional dinner at 6:30 p.m. and the performance at 8 p.m. will be held Wednesday, Feb.

5, at St. Elizabeth's Center in Corry. Interested persons may contact the Corry Area Fine Arts Council, Box 198, Corry, Pa. 16407. Fans Say Guns N' Roses Show Too Late DAYTON, Ohio (AP) Guns N' Roses is known for late shows, but the rock group's performance at Wright State University was too late for some fans.

The group didn't start its Monday night concert until 12:25 a.m.,Tuesday. The show ended at 3:05 a.m. "There was no way that I was going to wait for (Guns N' Roses) to come out," said Cindy Wedding of Troy, who left at midnight because she had to be at work at 7 a.m. "Running till midnight would be one thing. Not comsn out untill 2:45 or 1 a.m.

is another." About 20 people demanded refunds after a band member announced at 11:52 p.m. the show would be delayed because of a problem with stage monitors. Event tickets said the show, would start "around 8 p.m." Several members of the Nutter Center staff said the band's singer, Axl Rose, didn't arrive until after midnight. "The only thing that I do know is the same thing that everyone else knew," said Andy E. Long, marketing director for the center.

"It was the band's decision to wait to go on and the band's decision to play for hours." He said a few refunds were made before the band went on. On previous tours, the band began performing about .11 jp.trv., following a warm-up act; and playeduntil 1:30 A TOP CONTENDER? While no animated film has been nominated for the best picture Academy Award and a Grated movie hasn't won it since 1969, Hollywood insiders believe the Walt Disney "Beauty and the Beast" has a shot at a best picture nomination. Ballots for the 64th Academy Awards will be mailed Jan. 17 and Disney is mounting an intense campaign to win votes. This is a scene from the film.

(AP LaserPhoto) CBS Racks Another Win In Weekly TV Ratings LOS ANGELES (AP) The CBS Sunday newsmagazine "60 Minutes" scored its eighth first- place finish of the season in the latest ratings contest. The 23-year-old program earned a 26 average rating, meaning about 24 million homes tuned in Sunday night. It also is the most-watched show of the fall season. Figures released Tuesday by the A.C. Nielsen Co.

showed CBS won in overall ratings as well with a 14.2 average. NBC was second with 12.9 and ABC was third with 12.7. Each ratings point represents 921,000 homes. The CBS post-game broadcast from the NFC championship game in Washington, D.C., finished second. ABC's "Roseanne" was third.

"Murder, She Wrote," the CBS series starring Angela Lansbury as an amateur sleuth, was fourth. The CBS sitcom "Murphy Brown," star- Candice Bergen, was fifth. ABC's starring Craig T. Nelson, was tied for sixth with ABC's "Home Improvement," starring Tim Allen as a macho fix-it man with his own TV show. The wisecracking interior decorators of CBS' "Designing Women" finished eighth.

ABC's family sitcom "Full House" was ninth, followed by 'Tremors," the NBC Sunday Night Movie. In the network news battle, ABC and Peter Jennings once again clobbered the competition, this time with an 11.7 average. CBS and Dan Rather were second with 10 and NBC and Tom Brokaw were third with 9.9. Here are the top 10 shows, thesr network and rating: "60 Minutes," CBS, 26; "NFC Championship Post-Game," CBS, 25.1; "Roseanne," ABC, 22.4; "Murphy Brown," CBS, 19.6; "Coach" and "Home Improvement," ABC (tie), 18.8; "Designing CBS, 18.2; "Full House," ABC, "NBC Monday Night Movie: Tremors," 17.1. HIT MOVIES '60s "70s OF THE '80s A HIT MOVIE EVERY NIGHT IN PRIME TIME! Introducing ENCORE, the low cost premium movie service featuring hit movies of the 60s, '70s and '80s.

Movies you've missed or want to see again. Uncut and commercial free, a different movie every night during prime time and they start on the hour, every two hours (movie length permitting), 24-hours a day! Finally, there's a formula combining quality movies and low cost. TitusviUe Area Only Call 1-800-874-2915 Kitty Kelley Won't Reveal Target of Next Biography NEW YORK (AP) Author Kitty Kelley, notorious for having trashed Frank Sinatra, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Nancy Reagan in unauthorized biographies, is about to hone in on another target. Warner Books confirmed Wednesday it has signed Kelly to a contract for a "non-fiction" book to be delivered in 1995, but would not comment on a New York Times report that the subject would be Britain's royal family. "We're not revealing, confirming Stars Sign Contracts With Desert Inn LAS VEGAS CAP) Frank Sinatra, Liza Minnelli, Paul Anka, Shirley MacLaine, Dean Martin, and Steve Lawrence and Eydve Gorme have signed two-year contracts to play at the Desert Inn Hotel and Country Club, the resort announced.

The stars have agreed to appear an average of five weeks a year, resort president Burton M. Cohen told reporters Tuesday. Sinatra will play for five days over the President Day holiday weekend. Several of the stars had previously appeared at the Riviera hotel-casino, which filed for bankruptcy protection this month. "We're the last of the saloon performers," Anka said.

"We know this town. We hope to bring back the personalization Las Vegas was famous for years ago." Most of the headliners were at the news conference Tuesday. Lawrence quipped that was missing, was "bungee jumping in Denver." Vanilla Ice Is Victim Of Thieves MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) star Vanilla Ice said he was asleep in another room when thieves broke into his mansion and stole more than $100,000 worth of clothes, jewelry and other items. The rap singer, whose real name is Robert Van Winkle, 24, told police he was asleep burglars entered through the rear door of floor master bedroom and ransacked the room Saturday night.

Among the missing items: two water bikes worth $10,000 each, a $20,000 Rolex watch, a $7,500 leather jacket and $1,200 white ski jacket. The thieves also stole a $10,000 diamond ring, $4,300 diamond pinkie ring and $15,000 diamond- studded bracelet, according to police reports. or denying," said Ellen Herrick, Warner Books' publicity director. The author, who had promised she would not practice "checkbook journalism" if her new TV talk show became syndicated, seemed startled to learn guests were being paid to show up. "We pay people? I didn't know that," Kelley told the Los Angeles Times.

Producers of "The Kitty Kelley Show" pilot offered three former members of Michael Jackson's entourage up to $20,000 to appear on the inaugural show. All three turned the offer down, but other guests accepted. "Yes, in order to make some of these people come forward, we did have to pay. The fact is, when you're looking for exclusivity you must compensate," said Ron Ziskin, the show's executive producer. "You have to pay people," said John Goldhammer, senior vice president of program development for MCA-TV.

The pilot, with guests LaToya Jackson, Jackie Jackson's ex-wife and parents Joe and Katherine Jackson, is being offered for syndication. Ziskin and Goldhammer wouldn't reveal which guests were paid. Goldhammer said Miss Kelley simply wasn't familiar with the economic realities of getting people on camera. "We certainly have money for people who come on. I don't understand what the problem is.

Even the police pay for informants," said Goldhammer. Julia Roberts Heads List of Worst Dressed LOS ANGELES (AP) Actress Julia Roberts on Tuesday was named the No. 1 fashion offender on Mr. Blackwell's 32nd annual list of the 10 worst-dressed women. Miss Roberts, currently starring as Tinkerbell in the movie "Hook," Was skewered as a "rag doll" by Blackwell.

"This tacky Tmkerbell from fashion Neverland is a number one hymn to homespun horror," the couture critic said. Next was country singer Wynonna Judd and actresses Delta Burke, Tyne Daly and Jodie Foster. Blackwell called Miss Judd the "shaggy songbird of country kitsch" and labeled Miss Burke an "antebellum atrocity." Singer Carly Simon was sixth, i followed by actresses Faye Duna- way, Kathy Bates and Jane Seymour. Landing the 10th spot was Dame Edna Everage, the creation of comedian Barry Humphries. Blackwell, whose real name is Richard Sylvan Selzer, has been releasing his worst-dressed list since 1960.

Elvis Lives! In Course at University IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) Elvis lives! At least in Peter Nazareth's classroom. Nazareth, University of Iowa professor of English and African- American world studies, is bringing the late king of rock 'n' roll to campus in a three-credit course, American Popular Arts: Elvis as Anthology. "It's like Elvis is a book and you open Elvis and you find Little Richard, Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole and I'm going to show Nazareth said. Beginning next week, 50 students will learn about Presley, his music, his movies and his influence on American and international culture. Presley, who died in 1977, would have been 57 last week.

"This is not a frivolous course by any means. Everything starts somewhere. My attitude is that there's always a beginning," said Nazareth, who has been at the university since 1973. An unabashed Elvis fan, the Ugandan-born Nazareth said he can bring a different perspective to Presley's legacy. "The way he (Nazareth) and millions of other people saw Elvis in the '50s and '60s was through the the coursedescripf ion said.

"It is hoped to show that although it is the fashion for critics to dismiss Elvis movies, in fact Elvis was versatile and made some good movies." Nazareth has compiled an extensive reading list, including Mark Childress' "Tender," Elaine "Elvis and Gladys," two books by Ishmael Reed and Robert F. Sayre's "Autobiography and the Making of America." Students will have to write three essays of 10 pages each or one 30-page paper. WORLD MALL CINEMAS D.nbwyBM mt HO STM tOlfSSIONS William Shatner in STAR TREK VI (PG) TONIGHT AT Robin WiDiams in HOOK (PG) TONIGHT AT Wait Disney, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (G) TONIGHT AT Bruce wars in THE LAST BOY SCOUT (fl) TONIGHT AT Aflfefca Huaoi in THE ADDAMS FAMILY (PG-13) JONIGHT AT Horoscope 1-900-976-5186 does yourluture hold Daily lucky numbers 95( per minute teJeaaawt Aoao JU w. On The Tube TELEVISION LISTINGS SPONSORED BY: GREAT SELECTION OF NEW 4 USED VEHICLES I THURSDAY 1992 TV Usiina Inc Ft Worth TX JANUARY 161 KDKA WON WMT iti WME ve I WYTY WPX) WWW a WFMJ HW a SHOW MAX DIM I was I WWOft 1 ft TO CNN TUN WCK 9 USA MIC wsc 1 uft ESPH Mi t. ARTS 7PM CBS News Gils fair 7:30 Candid Camera En Tonight Ent Tonight 8PM 8:30 Fop Cops 9PM Street Stories Cdumbo tap Cops Show MVarant Work) Wheel Fortune Bus.

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