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Green Boy Preu-Gazetfa Saturday, March 17, 1984 A-l 1 Showtlmes Entertainment Musical Plovors Nac production ot Richord Adlor and Jorry Roos snow "Tn Polomo Cons" (Wllliom tonta Fin Art Cntr Tnootor. scanob. Olnnor rhootor Storflr Thootor production of John Patrick's comedy "A tod var tor Tomato" IVollov Inn, Nennoh. dinnor al 4 Pkry UW-Green toy Allrnoto Thootor production ot Tonnes William' "Sud-oeniy tost Summor" I perlmontol The oter. UW-Green tov.t:IS.m.) Chtioren's mooter Nest Door Thootor of an odoetotlon of Mark Twain' "Th Prince ond Pouoer" (SI.

John van-oellst oudttorium. Green Bay, 1 and 1 p.m. Operetta UW Center-Fen volley production ot Gilbert and Sullivan's "Plrotos of Pentanco" (PKkord Auditorium, Neenah, I P.m.) Sports pay-cable due here April 3 I CHARNESKI'S I I Tirjt the whole fimilt tomorrow Motion Ptcturt Asooclotlon ot Amertco ratln aetlnmon Conorol audience. Alt asM admitted. PO Parental euldonc sueaested.

Sam notarial may not suitooi lor children. Restricted. Under 17 reoulr oc-companvln ornt or odult auardKm. No on under )7 admitted. Soma the-alar may nova hionor oat limit.

VOVIES toy Tht I co Pirate at 1:15. 1:15. 15. MS ond IS. IPC) Bay II Horry and ton at 4 7 ond (PG toy III Th Orov Fei at 1:10.

IK). IPG) Vic (PI Wool TIN Dresser at 1 4 JO. 7 and JO. (PG1 OoPoro IPG) Stadium I Against All Odd at 1 4, 7 ond JO (P.) ttodlwn II lam It on Rio ot 1:15. 5:15 and 7:15.

(R Potlc Acodomv al (R) llodlum III Tank at and :15. (PG Marc I Children of th Corn ot 1. (R) More II Splash at 1:10. 4, 7 and (PGI toy Pork Souor I Vortloo at 4:10, 7 ond (PGI toy Park tauar II Torm ot Endoar-monlatl 10.4:15. (PG toy Park Saoar III Footwow at 1:45.

1:45.5:45.7:45 (PG) OTHER EVENTS Mmlcal Prtmontr Hlah production of "I von erldatfor Sovon arothor" (Promon-troHlah, Groon Bov.tR Concert St. Norbort Colloeo Jan Foil with campus aroups ond ouost aroup tlto-tlm and vocalist Jonot Planol (Hall ot Fin Arts on campus. Do Port, p.m.) Ploy Allornal Thoator production of th Tnno vvilllams drama "Suddonlv Last Summor" (Exporlmontol Thoolr, UW-Groon Bay. (P.m.) HIAHTIIA'S OLE PLACE 519 S. Bmedwav 435-6547 P--t-OPfc 24 HOl'RH ANNUAL ST.

PATS Cr3 celebration Moan to 8 P.M. CORNED BEEF CABBAGE Boiled poutae. carrou, 1 25 ALLVOU I bread, butter. deMert. II SiuuUu The general managers at the cable systems here are more conservative in their estimates in the 2-5 percent range as of April 3.

Sports vue's startup costs will be between $5 million and $6 million for the first two years, Barbera says. The network will need between subscribers to "turn the comer," he says. Total TV in Brown County will charge $8 a month. Cablevision has not set its price yet. I've gotten a few phone calls from people eagerly awaiting Sportsvue.

They were adamant about the network being available here (this was before it was announced). Also, they were not only willing to pay to see the Brewers and Bucks, but they agreed with the owners that such a network was essential to raise more money to help keep the teams contenders. For a majority of subscribers, though, that argument either won't wash or they can't afford another fee or they don't give a hoot about sports of any sort. At any rate, this kind of venture is part of a trend in professional sports around the country. Other such networks are operating in major markets.

In case you're worried about having to pay for watching the Packers on TV, rest at ease for a while. The league has four more years left on its contract with ABC, CBS and NBC and cable TV is totally out of the picture until then. A new way to raise bucks for Wisconsin sports teams is brewing around the state, including here. It's Sportsvue, a pay-cable TV venture with Milwaukee Brewers baseball and Milwaukee Bucks basketball at its core. JSportsvue's arrival April 3 will bring about departures, some which will cause a bit of unTiappiness.

'Notable is the trimming of the Brewers' over-the-air TV schedule. Last season, Channel 26 televised mdrje than 60 games. This season, the limit is 30 games because of Sportsvue. At suburban Total TV, the Hdfhe Theater Network movie channel (300 subscribers) is getting the ax as of March 31. Sportsvue will take its place on Channel 18.

At N.E.W. Media Cablevision of Green Bay and Howard, the probable candidate for the chopping block is The Associated Press text service, though that's not definite. Sportsvue is tenatively slated to appear on Channel 29. Sportsvue operates under this chain of thinking: There are a lot of die-hard Brewers and Bucks fans around the state. Many will be willing to pay ($8 minimum a month) for viewing games they've seen for free up to now.

More games will be offered. There will be enough subscribers to make Sportsvue profitable, with money turned back to the teams. "Both the Bucks' and Brewers' survival is not dependent upon the success of Sportsvue," says Larry I I- operates in Allouez, Ashwaubenon, Bellevue, De Here, Oconto, Chilton, Sturgeon Bay, Manitowoc and the towns of Newton, Manitowoc and Manitowoc Rapids. Sportsvue plans to carry 200 live events a year. It will be on the air only during the games and pre-and postgame segments.

This season, 67 Brewer games are scheduled, 22 at home. Steve Shannon, Mike Hegan and Bob Uecker are the announcers. The Sportsvue games will not be duplicated on Channel 26, and the games on Channel 26 will not be on Sportsvue. Same with the Bucks, who will be on Sportsvue 33 times next season, 13 at home. Naturally, the owners are going to look at attendance figures for the televised home games with a magnifying glass.

If crowds fall, it's back to the drawing board as far as televising them. If big crowds come anyway, more home game telecasts are possible in the future, Barbera says. These are the plans for the 100 other telecasts: 40 University of Wisconsin (primarily basketball and hockey) games, 10 Marquette University (primarily basketball) games, 20 American League baseball games, 10 NBA games and 20 NHL games. Barbera says there are 450,000 cable homes in Wisconsin, and Sportsvue will have access to 250,000 of those. He predicts a signup rate of from 5-10 percent initially.

Cousins. Kathy De Jardin is piano accompanist for the Vocal Ensemble. Robin Abraham and Wendy Wojta will perform on French horn, Ellen Robl on flute and Lonni Ann Ackermann on marimba. Ackermann teaches percussion instruments and directs the Percussion Ensemble at UWGB. The others are students.

The Concert Choir of 40 voices will open with "Surely He Hath Borne Our Griefs" by Tomas L. -jt-ST'? 1 mwMi' ins. ilWGB groups to perform in Lenten concert Feast on scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, corned beef hash, chicken and dressing, Swiss steak, chicken a la king, potatoes, toast, fruit and assorted desserts. Music for women's voices and sacred works for the Lenten season will be performed Sunday, March 25, at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. Susan Matthews will direct the university's Vocal Ensemble and Trinidad Chavez the Concert Choir.

The program begins at 2 p.mi in the University Theater. The Vocal Ensemble will present music of the 19th and 20th centuries. Concert Choir selections range from the 16th century to the Includes our famous 35-item Salad Barl Serving p.m. 347 S. Washington437-5744 Vittoria.

"Crucinxus from the J.S. Bach "Mass in minor" will be followed by Mozart's "Confu-tatis" and "Lacrymosa" from the "Requiem." Therese Gigot will be soloist in the "Requiem Aeter-nam" from the Verdi "Requiem." Soloist in Faure's "0 Domine Jesu Christe" is Paul Lent. The choir will also sing "Sanc-tus" from the Faure "Requiem." Reserved seats may be ordered from the theater ticket office at UWGB. MALCORE'S fiiniter Zee SUPPER CLUB SPECIAL Gerds Warren Gerds is critic-at-large of the Press-Gazette Barbera, vice president of sales and marketing for the network. "However, Sportsvue could greatly assist them in remaining the competitive, highly visible teams that we've come to expect them to be as the result of their successes in the past." Barbera adds, "There are very few new revenue sources available to the sports owners today.

Sportsvue becomes a new revenue source. No question about the fact they're real optimistic about its possibilities." He was referring to Brewers owner Allan "Bud" Selig and Bucks owner James Fitzgerald. Total TV also happens to be Fitzgerald's domain. Though Total TV was sold recently, Fitzgerald has a five-year contract as a consultant for the new owner, and he remains heavily involved in the state system. All Total TV systems will carry Sportsvue.

In this region, Total modern period. In "Song From Twelfth Night" by Brahms, the Vocal Ensemble of 14 voices will be accompanied by piano and two French horns. Vincent Persichetti's "Winter Cantata," a descriptive piece comprising 12 short movements, is scored for women's voices, marimba and flute. The ensemble also will perform Bone Jesu" by Brahms, "Nigra Sum" by Pablo Casals and "A Hymn to Truth" by M. Thomas rating.

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