The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 21

Thursday, October 9, 1986 The Honolulu Advertiser Thursday Morning Oct. 9, 1986 Rivers show opens here on Monday "The Late Show Starring Joan Rivers," the talkshow featuring the popular comedienne, will premiere in Honolulu at 10 p.m. Monday, via KHNL, Channel 13. The show actually will make its Mainland debut tonight, but it is being tele 7:00 I 7:30 8:00 I 8:30 I 9:00 I 9-30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12-00 I 12:30 I 1:00 I 1:30 I 2:00 I 2:30 3:00 I 3:30 B) TodqConM OpratiWifrq fwryriw 01 Cant Wtatftrtue Saattie fmrri SeardiTom DartOtOtfLm AncfterWotM Santa Saltan LweBort GO GocdMomirigtoiericaConrd 700 Club OayAUTiM FireFatm Hwlbpat DouHtTat RyM'iHop Gmcrjtapmi OneUteToLw AIMyOidrw DrwroeCourt W.Hippwni HawaiFweJ WW CrtShats PricehRigm Pyramid LowCom GukfcigLigW TowgtolHieRllesi Capitol A Hit WorM Tumi SnienorCmit ED EducationjIPreyawrning HighFtrtur ElProyw NwVoiw Educational Prcgaimina, SeMnteSreet EduutoiilProyaroiiig Hotonwei TheAfricana Ql Dww jPoptye WylitaePony jnUlSX Bern ItwaUq Ala Carol 8otH Newtfrti DrtngGam jHwfcSadettT jSht-fti jHe-Man ThundaCitt MwrtWa QJ 700Club gi GhMhrtm Jarce zoobaeeZoo iamj lnttmatCTdT(ltYBwtN( Rodrfortfita Knoa Lifting Date KPN RotdT(iT1)(St3rtqfCup HFLYearboot SporHHi Rshwg SportaCantar rtlrtocfceyEdnKwlpnOiersitPriatte USA Congiwi For Monty That Girl wMrta Is My Bmftef" luaftdub JoaersWid Buheye AI-StatBBz Jadqrt Reaction Cartoom DancePattr LtHe WTO Movie: "croThe Pacific" TomaJcrrytadFriends ScoohyDoo FMrttatenes Giftgan Beaver Andy Griffith fflbiin Sanford Hontymoontn MoviK'ToCatchAThier HBO Surmal jFraggteftodi Movie: "Sphini" Howethfara MovieTeeiiWor The Rivers Rub Movie: "Dune" MAX jDato" Movie: The WaT Movie: tovemd Larceny" SHOW TatesCoxifd jMowc-StrettsOfRre" atarenanwMw Champ" latere "Secondhand Hearts" Movie: "Cold Where You Fndlt" MtaurrieotoodMonsteri PIS GoodHorwng Pooh Comer Donald Pud Dumbo Tout He War! Diswy Presents Ox And Hair, Movie: The BuwPimperner Ourto Pooh Comer LIFE faniy Movie "Bcdv Business" Baby Knots Motner'sDay Attitudes RagbPhftw'aLifestyles ApptesWay Movie "The Jencho Mile" MOVIE Mmie'TterteAlefCanrd (Wowg-Yictory" Mow "Choose Me' Movie -llyScierceProjecr Movie mey And htty" vised nere on a delayed basis because of the unavailability of a satellite to topics Thursday Evening Oct. 9, 1986 bnng the signal to Hawaii, according to Hick Blangiardi, KHNL general manager.

The new Rivers show is the first of several offerings from the Fox Broadcasting a new independent "network." Blangiardi says that the agreement between Fox and Ihe local independent station represents "another in a series of unprecedented moves on the part of Channel 13 that will go a long way in establishing parity between KHNL and the so-called 'major' network affiliates in Hawaii." The first program will feature Elton John, David Lee Roth, Pee Wee Herman and Cher. Other guests in the first week include Whoopi Goldberg, Ted Danson, Air Supply, Joan Lun-den, Angela Lansbury, Shari Belafonte-Harper, Diahann Car-foil and Vic Damone. In most Mainland markets, vThe Late Show" is slotted at ll p.m. Blangiardi sees the 10 p.m. airing here is a boon for the morning commuters who go to bed early.

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to 12:30 a.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays at John Dcminis restaurant Owana Salazar has joined the performing family at Celebrity Bar Grill, doing the happy hour shows from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Also new at CBG: Wayne Hikiji on Fridays and Saturdays. Wednesday still is Comedy Night, hosted by Frank B.

Shaner The Piranha Brothers will be performing Oct. 16 through Nov. 16, at Wave Waikiki. The Chicago-based combo is better known as The P-Boys Itemizations: Liz Hudson's out of Queen's, continuing her recuperation at home Tomorrow's Birthday Persons Tommy Aguilar, Danny Kaieikini, and Danny Otholt lhe Hollywood Connection: Ex-Islander Tia Carrere is back in front of the "General Hospital" cameras and looking at her acting career with new vigor. "I went back to the show about two weeks ago," says Carrere, whose first segments started airing last Friday.

"I've also got a new manager, Milt Suchin, and there could be a few features coming up." Carrere has parted company severing romantic and professional ties with Steve Sarich, who had been managing her. It was during his association with her that she got involved in a contractual dispute with the producers of "Hospital," who maintained she had an obligation to fulfill with the popular soaper. Evidently, she now concurs Unseen Heroes: Not all Isle talent in Hollywood is seen on camera. Randy Weightman, a University High School graduate, is a property master in Hollywood, and among his recent credits was the NBC Monday Night Movie, "A Fight for Jenny" (with Philip Michael Thomas). Upcoming, according to his island "mom, is another telefeature, "I Can Feel Her The move should be yet another outlet for Island artists, who rely largely on KCCN for exposure.

Promotion director Tom Kaimuola says KORL is eager to add "local flavor" to its musical mix; Hawaiiana will comprise 25 percent of its sound, roughly about two tunes per hour. "We're incorporating the Hoku winners, like The Brothers Cazimero, Karen Keawehawai-'i, and Jay Larrin, to our playlist, along with the standbys like Don Ho and Alfred Apaka and Nina Kealiiwahamana," says Kaimuola. However, KORL will leave the chants to KCCN, which would relieve the staff from stumbing over intricate Hawaiian titles Show and Tell: Hiroshima (performing tomorrow at the Waikiki Shell) will make an appearance at Tower Records at 5 p.m. today to' demonstrate its artistry on such Japanese instruments as the taiko, shamisen, and koto And that's Show Biz Wayne Harada's Show Biz column appears three times weekly on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays Clublicity: If you have yet to see Frank De-Lima do his impression of Imelda Marcos at The Noodle Shop, you'd better hurry. DeLima and Na Kolohe will be closing their current series of shows Oct.

24. The act, performing in the weekend "Kanikapila '86" at Andrews Amphitheater, plans to take a vacation. DeLima returns to the Waikiki Sand Villa venue Dec. 3, to start the Christmas season Speaking of Christmas: When Freddie Morris celebrated his birthday a few nights back at the Mai Tai Bar of the Outrigger Malia Hotel, his friends made it a yuletide party, complete with decorated tree. "Christmas is my favorite time," sighs Morris Here 'n' There: Tony Conjugation brings his Hoku-winning songs to the Sheraton Makaha Resort at 8 and 10:30 p.m.

Oct. 17 and 18. Tickets are $5 in advance at Pearlridge Music and at the hotel, or $7 at the door Archie Grant Jr. and Danny Otholt perform Hawaiian Plate: KORL Radio will be incorporating contemporary Hawaiian music to its adult contemporary programming beginning show bits it was developed by Rudolf Craft fair American Theatre Organ Society is sponsoring the program. Eurythmy show An evening of Eurythmy will be presented at 8 p.m.

Oct. 24 at the Mamiya Theatre on the grounds of St. Louis School. The Honolulu Waldorf School is presenting the program in celebration of its 25th anniversary. The concert will feature the celebrated Sacramento Eurythmy Performing Group and the Honolulu Waldorf School's Kochava Duschenes.

Eurythmy is a form of art movement which lies between dance and theatrical fields: UCgllJUIJlg Ul tlllS century. The program will feature works by Grieg, Debussy, Prokofiev, Chopin, Wordsworth, Bartok and others. Tickets are $10 for adults, $7 for senior citizens and students. For reservations and information, call 377-5471. The fourth annual Newtown Craft Fair will be held from 9 a.m.

to 1 p.m. Nov. 1 at the Newtown Recreation The Newtown Estates Community Association in Aiea is presenting the event, which will feature 50 vendors offering handcrafted items. PRESENTS HAWAII'S BEST COMING OCT. 15 TO KORL AM 650 University Theatre presents DAVID RABE'S EXPLOSIVE PRIZE-WINNING DRAMA TOMORROW NIGHT! Lieder workshop Auditions for a German lieder (songs) workshop, to be conducted by Lore Fischer, will be held from 7 to 9 p.m.

Oct. 21 at the new Music Building at the University of Hawaii. Fischer is an internationally-known specialist in German lieder. Voice students at the university and community singers may apply. The workshop will be held at 7 p.m.

Nov. 1 in room 36 at the Music Building. For details, call Annette Johansson at 948-7756. Dance concert An informal dance concert is slated for 8 p.m. Oct.

17, 18, and 19 at the Temporary Dance Building, at the University of Hawaii's Lower Campus. The program will feature choreography by Alaine Hau-bert, Donna White, Steven Chatfield, Sandra Hammond, Peggy Gaither, Yeon Hi Joo, Yashino Nakasone, Gertrude Tsutsumi, John Mead, Loa-belle Mangelson, and Karen Miyaki. Many of the choreographers also will perform; Marie Takagawa also will be dancing. Tickets are $3. with proceeds going to the Friends of Dance, the support organization for the university dance program.

Jazz concert A jazz concert, featuring pianist Les Peetz, bassist Louis Benanto, and drummer Charles James, will held at 7 p.m. Sunday in room 36, at the University of Hawaii's Music Department. Tickets are $2. The event is sponsored by the department and the Honolulu Piano Teachers Association. New Age music Robert Aeolus Myers, a specialist in New Age music, will be featured in a concert at 7:30 p.m.

Oct. 18 at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Myers' New Age music is a blend of classical, contemporary and ethnic melodies, performed on woodwinds and synthesizers. Myers recently returned from a West Coast promotional tour.

He has two Global Pacific releases available locally. Tickets are $7 for adults, $4 for senior citizens and children. They will be sold at the door, but reservations may be made by calling 377-5270. The event is a presentation of Dragon Productions. Theatre organ Tommy Stark will play the Hawaii Theatre's Robert Morton Theatre Pipe Organ at 2 p.m.

Oct. 19. The theater is at Bethel and Pauahi streets. The program also will feature two silent film comedies. Doors open at 1:30 p.m.

Tickets are $5 for adults and $4 for senior citizens, military personnel and students. The Aloha Chapter of the Circulation Department New Telephone Numbers The Honolulu Advertiser 545-2770 mm Honolulu Star-Bulletin 545-4191 STREAMERS OCT. 9, 10, 11, 12 Curtain at I PM, except Sun. at 2 PM AIL SEATS RESERVED: Students and Sr. Citiiens f5.00 TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT Kennedy Theatre Box Office and other ticket outlets.

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