The News and Observer from Raleigh, North Carolina • 134

18E The News and Observer Raleigh NC Sen May 20 1984' ANSWER TO TODArS PUZZLE OUNI118 'Cats' star lea into 'Camelot' role Answer: AUBURN EMBODY SHADOW BEATEN RAREFY MARTYR What that student driver tommalOmmustRontsmo MODEMB4006103TOM0313D0 amanammamommoommom lognomna-amommairmus mmatoFNum pam4 ragar4- DN1 -131117n 154009gaNABNeRotansocto TRmsammonwo 416R- Alllevamomensw4 noon BANKneantomaoomm WOW -01104111001W2R3M0 000gMmMalommammnmmoom itioimonamociamonammai omnomaammomalummokow nonaMadelliltoomci Woul OmtosommAgamma vii1300 11100111-M211MEIThenel 0M00311000MOOMMOMMMOMU omatOMWIDRUZEItommania aampotiadwimougmilman4 A FENDER BENDER xh I I 4 l' I tl 0 tvoif 0 4410 -11 -AS v- i'A' ii 1 -J cal I have done since high 'school since 'My Fair Lady' "Doing theater here is a pleasure because there is not the pressure of Broadway I'm not worrying about my next job In New York there may be casting directors and talent agents in the audience There may be some here too but only because they want to see the show I can let loose and act" Terry Mann performs in "Camelot" with the Carolina Regional Theater Thursday through next Sunday at 8:15 pm at Raleigh's Memorial Auditorium Tickets are $12 $10 and $8 For more information call 7554916 (jumble appears on tint 10E) Wank appears en pate 10E) 21501 at sti501 at to make a career of it do very well "There's a saying: 'Film makes you famous TV makes you rich theater makes you good' I've done a little television I did a Burger King commercial I was a juggling Frankenstein And I've done guest spots on a couple of soaps for Tomorrow" and "One Life to I would love to do something like what James Coburn does when he looks into the camera and says 'Master-- Card I'm "I also would like to get some musicians and put together an evening of rock 'n' roll I would love to get set up in a club somewhere and wail a little bit I always wanted to pursue a musical career My mother was a concert pianist who didn't pursue it because she got married My father and uncles sang barbershop harmonies There always was someone knocking on the piano around our house I picked up piano My brother played guitar He's still with a band in Florida When I decided to get my formal education in theater I did straight plays Drama Shakespeare I don't know why I didn't consider doing musicals 'Camelot' really will be the first conventional musi Continued from page 1E least favorite aspects of the job He must endure that nuisance in addition to the more serious matter of aches and pains that result from the constant crouching and slinking that is necessary for being catty He hasn't had much dance training to help protect his muscles and joints from injury but he does take advantage of his wife's New York exercise salon Juliette Mann's Work That Body He also gives his chiropractor a fair amount of business It's the performing itself that makes it all worthwhile "I love doing the role" Mann said "I never get tired of performing" Mann sometimes escapes Broadway's "roar of the greasepaint" and moves into a radically different world of performing that of a voice-over announcer Instead of a theater filled with an eager audience and a stage bathed in the heat and light of scores of spotlights the voice-over's milieu is a small dark booth overlooking a room equipped with a movie screen and a looping projector The looping projector is a maddening device capable of playing a short clip of film repeatedly him "Subtlety in taste aesthetic in appearance" Be the first in your crowd to experience this Japanese delight this Japanese delight this Japanese delight Terry Mann In rehearsal with Sharon Lawrence dreds of times if necessary Each time the clip passes through the gate the announcer reads his lines again until everyone is satisfied that his words match the pictures Mann has served time in the little booth creating an anonymous disembodied voice for television commercials that tout such products as Kodak's Disc Camera and a new soft drink yet to be an- nounced "I've been trying to get into that line of work" he said "It's very lucrative but also very close-knit The few announcers who are able For a limited time serving sushi Sunday thru Thursday evenings KANKI Japanese Steak House Crabtree Valley Mall 'Lower Level 4782-9708 KANKI Japanese Steak House Crabtree Valley Mall 'Lower Level 0782-9708 For a limited time serving sushi Sunday thru Thursday evenings itga II 1 Peddler PRUNE ll Special Tuesdays Thursdays ir---71' One i Week 0 "If 47'44' s''' II Jul' LARosA! 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