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a r1 'Antz' You don't have to be a kid to get a kick out I 1 I I 1 1 1 itryL A ,1 I li '11(111 II fi fl ill 1 I -J vti of these of these movies Outings Restaurants Entertainment I I 1 1 I ''sa A animated 'nsecs- animated insects. Thursday, October 1, 1998 Section Green Bay Press-Gazette "fc Goo Goo Dolls to 'Iris' to Oshkosh And you thought these guys were destined to be one-hit wonders? Ha. After the Goo Goo Dolls blessed alternative radio with Name off the 1995 album A Boy Named Goo, the band disappeared. But a song called Iris on the City of Angels soundtrack has the Buffalo, N.Y., band back with a vengeance. The Goos just released Dizzy Up the Girl an album even critics confess is catchy and are kicking off a tour that includes a Nov.

18 concert at Kolf Arena at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. Tickets go on sale to students only at 9 a.m. Monday at the Kolf box office. The on-sale date for the public is 10 am. Oct.

9 at Brown County Arena, Ticket Star outlets and 494-3401 Tickets are $16.50 in advance and $19.50 the day of the show (like there will be any left). Have you heard the word on Big Bird? Sesame Street is moving to the Lambeau Field neighborhood, even if it's only for four Gear prime time Raylitschke memorial Bridge Dedication p.m. Friday At Broadway and Main Street (and throughout downtown) Visiting Vikings fans looking for a dose of that Titletown charm they keep hearing so much about it will find it at 5 p.m. on the new Ray Nitschke Memorial Bridge. As many as 350 Green Bay students will gather on the long-awaited bridge to sing the Ray Nitschke Bridge bong (A Main Street Rayvivat), a gospelswing-style song by Green Bay's Joe Kiedinger.

For MORt on the dedication, see D-10. That Country -Feeling Art Craft Show 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Sunday Bay Beach Pavilion, East Shore Drive In years past, vendors and shoppers have had their eyes on the maze of scarecrows, snowmen and dolls on display and their ears tuned to the day's Packers game. A Monday game means portable radios and headphones won't be required equipment Sunday, but it wouldn't be a bad idea to bring a fat checkbook to the Fox Valley Artisans' annual show. Free.

Alfred Hitchcock Film Festival Friday-Oct. 8 Stadium Cinema, 1237 Lombardl Access Road Movie buffs can take a break from the green-and-qold hoopla by ducking into Stadium Cinema for a black-and-white classic from Alfred Hitchcock. Three of the famed filmmaker's best are being shown: Rope, Friday and Saturday; Vertigo, Sunday and Monday; and North by Northwest, Tuesday through Oct. 8. Show times are 6:30 and 9 nightly (yes, even on Monday) and 2 and 4:15 p.m.

Saturday and Sunday. $10 for all three movies if purchased on or before Friday; $6.75 individually; 499-8751. Warren Gerds contributed to this story. -4 i v2) days next month. Sesame Street Live will present Imagine a 7 p.m.

Nov. 5-6; 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Nov. and 1 and 4:30 p.m.

Nov. 8 at Brown County Arena. Tickets to see Big Bird, Elmo and the rest of the song-and-dance By Kesura Meinert Press-Gazette- So long, Bears-Packers weekend. Hello, Vikings-Packers weekend. When it comes to big, bad rivalries, the Packers' neighbors to the west have replaced their foes to south in the teams-we-most-love- gang go on sale at 1 0 a.m.

Monday at the Arena, Ticket Star and 494-3401 Prices are $15 for premium seats; all remaining seats Nov. 5 are $7.50. Other perfor mances: $1 2 adults and $1 0.50 ages 1-10. 'Chicago' goes from ra Broadway to Hollywood to-hate department. Toss in a pair of undefeated records and a Monday Night FootballlM broadcast, and it's no wonder this weekend is shaping up to be a blitz of activity.

The pregame action really heats up Monday morning when rival radio stations go mike-to-mike for a morning show showdown. Dave Ryan of KDWB-FM in Minneapolis and Murphy in the Morning of WIXX-FM in Green Bay will each broadcast their shows live from 5 to 9 a.m. on opposing stages at Kroll's West, 1990 S. Ridge Road. The idea is to get Packers and Vikings fans to show up to exchange good-natured jabs.

"KDWB has no idea how intense Packers fans are," Murphy said. "We're going to show them a few things." Ryan, is hoping wayward Vikings fans in search of purple will turn out, too. "Anyone who is a Vikings fan and feels outnumbered in Titletown should definitely come see us, and we'll all be outsiders together," he said. The showdown will feature music by the Green Bay Backers, $1.01 breakfast burgers to benefit Cerebral Palsy and whacky Packers vehicles. KDWB and WIXX plan to bet on the game.

Details were still being negotiated earlier this week, but Ryan did mention something about Murphy, underwear and Lambeau Field. If you enjoyed Chicago at the Weidner Center last month, get ready for seconds. Playwright Wendy Wasserstein is taking a whack at shaping up the Broadway show for the big screen. The musical film, to star Madonna and Goldie Hawn, is scheduled to start shooting in January. Kendra Meinert a.

Violent FentrS 7:30 p.m. Saturday Outsrde at St. Norbert College, De Pere Who needs calS'r your birthday bash when you have the Violent Femmes? The quirky Milwaukee trio with the cul following is headed to De Pere for' St. Norbert's centennial celebration. Gordon Gano, Brian Ritchie and Guy Hoffman will play outside along the Fox River, so, depending on whether Mother Nature is a Femmes fan, it has the potential to be one of the coolest campus gigs in a long while.

$15 public in advance, $20 at the door; 403-3950 or (800) 762-2699. Ultimate Packers Rally k. Sunday-Monday V) Brown County Expo Hall MW If won rmilHn't manano pi. ets to the game and who could? whooping it up in the shadow of Lambeau Field might be the next best thing to being there. The Ultimate Packers Rally runs from 1 to 10 p.m.

Sunday, with interactive games from the NFL Experience open to visitors. On Monday, the party starts at 3:30 p.m. and doesn't stop until 90 minutes after the final play, with the game on big-screen TVs, food and plenty of company. $4 Sunday; free Monday; 494-3401. Da Yoopers 7:30 p.m.

Sunday Weidner Center, UWGB It's been a while since Upper Michigan's menagerie of mirth has played the Weidner, mainly because the group took a two-year break from touring. No, this is not high art. It high camp. The 14-member group has been poking fun at life in the U.P. for more than a decade with such songs as Second Week of Deer Camp, Camp- Go-for-Beer and (pardon us) Diarrhea.

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Dueling Pianos Show Saturday-Monday The Bar (both locations) The dilemma: You're a pair of piano players from Minnesota hired to entertain in Green Bay for Vikings- Packers weekend. Who do you cheer for? That depends, say David Charles and Mark Andert, who are bringing their good-humored, sing-along show into enemy territory. "When we come to Green Bay to play, we're Packers fans," Charles said. "But when we're at the game and they're playing the Vikings, you have to stick with your home team. It's just going to be a great game.

That's all I want." Yeah, right. For MORE on when to catch Deuces Wild in the act, see D-4. fJ Kids Autumn Adventure 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday Bay Beach Wildlife Sanc- tuary, 1660 E. Shore Drive ii yuu it) a (jaieiu, uuesu i get much better than this: an event just for families on a Saturday that's free.

Kids can take a horse-drawn wagon ride, listen to stories, learn about the animals and have their faces painted at Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary. A free lunch of hot dogs, pickles, cheese and apples will be served from 1 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. Visitors have pages 2, 3 page 4 page 5 pages 6, 7 pages 9, 10 page 11 page 12 page 13 Black Grille How presented important prepared De Pere From the home office in Wahoo, 'least Impressive Resume Entries" 10. Host, Late Show with David Letterman.

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