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20 Tuesday, April 12,1988 Entertainment The Salina Journal Briefly Wesleyan Follies planned at KW The second annual Wesleyan Follies by members of the Kansas Wesleyan faculty, staff and administration will be presented at 7 p.m. Friday in Sams Chapel. All proceeds from the talent showcase will be used for academic i scholarships for KW students. Last year, more than $1,300 was raised for the scholarship fund. Tickets are priced at $2 for students, $4 for adults, $10 for Patrons, $20 for Purple Patrons and $30 or more for Gold Patrons.

Children age 12 and under are free. Tickets are available through the academic dean's office on the main floor of Pioneer Hall, or by calling 827-5541, ext. 212. KOOD features Arasmith, Roe BUNKER HILL Kansas state Sen. Neil Arasmith (R-Phillipsburg) and state Rep.

Keith Roe (D-Hays) will be guest legislators on "The Kansas Legislature," KOOD-TV's monthly public affairs program offering analysis and commentary on the 1988 legislative session. It will air live at 8 p.m. Friday, with viewer call-in at 483-6990 encouraged. Two members of the press will ask questions of the legislators. McPherson student art exhibited McPHERSON McPherson College is featuring the annual Student Art Exhibition through May in Friendship Hall.

An exhibit of works from the fall and spring semester studio classes is being shown through April 17. Representative media include drawings, watercolor and acrylic paintings, hand-built and wheel- thrown pottery, fibers and lettering. The works of beginning through advanced students are included. Beginning April 18, the exhibition will feature the works of two McPherson College seniors, Eugene Daigle and Ed Sumners, showing pottery and paintings. On May 1, the exhibit will offer a combination of works from April's exhibitions and those completed in the interim.

There is no admission charge. St. Louis Brass Quintet concert set The St. Louis Brass Quintet, fourth in the Marymount College Artist Series, will appear in concert at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Fine Arts Theater.

The performance is partially underwritten by the Mid-America Arts Alliance. Tickets are $6 for adults, $4.50 for senior citizens and $3 for students. Call the box office at 825-9898 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. for ticket information.

Valet parking will be available at the circle drive in front of the Fine Arts Building. Parks photo exhibit set at Colby COLBY An exhibit of black and white photos by Kansas photographer Gordon Parks will be displayed April 16 through May 6 at the Gallery in the Colby Community College Cultural Arts Center, sponsored by the Western Plains Arts Association. "The Huge Silence: A Century of Life in a Small Kansas Town" depicts a wide range of Kansas images. It is accompanied by Parks' verse. Health Fair is scheduled at Hays HAYS More than 40 health-related agencies will participate in the llth annual Health Fair, sponsored by the Hadley Auxiliary, from 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Saturday on the Mall in Hays. This is a community outreach program emphasizing the importance of a healthy lifestyle through public screenings, audio-visual displays, demonstrations and informational booths. Blood cholesterol and hemoglobin screenings will be available for a $6 charge. Other screenings are free and include hearing, vision and glaucoma, blood pressure, breast exams, feet oximeter checks, caliper and body fat, "Kid Link" preschool assessment, geriatric assessment, self-test fitness and wellness, and bicycle ergometer testing.

The Hays Police Department will provide bicycle registration. Several departments and programs at Hadley Regional Medical Center have coordinated booths for the fair. Also participating will be the Ellis County Dentists, Cancer Council, Right to Life, American Diabetes Association, Northwest Kansas Area Agency on Aging, Planned Parenthood and Volunteer Connection. There will be demonstrations by adult and toddler aerobics classes, twirlers, and dance studio, gymnastics and martial arts club members. TOP SOIL Prime Smoky River top soil and fill dirt.

Will deliver or contractors load and haul your own. Call Lonnie SOUP SALAD BAR 11 am-5 pm Monday-Saturday RAMADA INN 1-70 N. 9th 825-8211 Tiffany fights Mom LOS ANGELES (AP) A court has placed teen-age pop singer Tiffany Darwish in the custody of her aunt until a final ruling is made in her bid to obtain legal adult status and control of her career. For months, the 16-year-old entertainer has been fighting a legal battle with her mother, Janie Williams, who has had sole custody of her daughter since her 1985 divorce from Tiffany's stepfather, Dan Williams. At stake is Tiffany's share of an estimated $3 million in royalties from her MCA recordings, including her hit album, "Tiffany," which has sold more than 4 million copies.

The court approved her aunt, Julie Abbas, as temporary guardian. It's Just A Short Hop To Brookville And Those Famous Brookville Hotel Chicken Dinners! Off Good for each Adult MeaP, i when arriving before 6 PM Tues. thru i I Sat. and 12 Sunday. i $1.00 Off All Other Seatings Expires May 7,1988 I txpires way 7, i Reservations Advisable 913-225-6066 Rrookville Motel JLJ 7 A A lust in Time' tests new relationship LOS ANGELES (AP) Tim Matheson hopes his new ABC comedy, "Just in Time," will disprove the network belief that once a couple gets together, the relationship is no longer interesting.

"Just in Time" brings Matheson and co-star Patricia Kalember together not only in a personal involvement but in a professional relationship that often has them at swords' point. "They think the steam goes out of the relationship once they get together," said Matheson, whose romantic comedy he's co- executive producer with Fred Barren premiered last Wednesday. There's an element of truth in that network belief. When Diane Chambers and Sam Malone got together on NBC's "Cheers," the producers had to keep pulling them apart to keep the story going. ABC's "Moonlighting" has suffered since David and Maddie went to bed, although the show's problems are more complicated than that.

"Fred Barron, who had worked on 'Kate created the show and Patricia Kalember and Tim Matheson star in "Just in Time." he wanted to set up a contemporary relationship," said Matheson. "Fred thinks that things don't start to get interesting until the couple gets together. Having been married years, I can say that's certainly so." The show is set in a Los Angeles magazine publishing company. "I play a hot shot Chicago editor who's brought in to take what's basi- Classical guitarist featured for Friday's Art a la Carte Classical guitarist Jim Giddings will perform Spanish and Brazilian music during the Art a la Carte noon concert Friday. The half-hour performance begins at 12:30 p.m.

at Campbell Plaza in downtown Salina. Giddings also will present lecture- demonstrations at Bartlett and Heusner elementary schools during the day Friday. He performs solo recitals throughout the Midwest, offering selections composed originally for the guitar as well as transcribed works first written for lute, harpsichord, violin and cello. A resident of Fairway, he attended the UMKC Conservatory of Music and has studied with guitarists Celin Romero, Jorge Morel and Frederic Hand. The free Art a la Carte concerts are a project of the Salina Arts and Humanities Commission.

The Giddings appearance is made possible by supplementary funding from the Kansas Arts Commission and the Marquee Jim Giddings National Endowment for the Arts. The series will continue each Friday through May. Spectators can bring a sack lunch or purchase lunch from nearby restaurants. In case of bad weather, performances are held in the Memorial Hall gymnasium. Live in Salina "Me, Myself and pre-school, kindergarten and parent self-portrait workshop, Salina Art Center, 9 a.m.

"The Maltese Falcon," video sponsored by the Kansas Wesleyan Film Society, room 201 of Pioneer Hall, 7 p.m. Salina movies Bad Dreams Sunset Plaza Cinema, Rated Beetlejuice Mid State Cinema, Rated PG Biloxi Blues Central Mall Cinema 4, Rated PG-13. Bright Lights, Big City Central Mall Cinema 4, Rated 18 Again Central Mall Cinema 4, Rated PG Johnny Be Good Mid State Cinema, Rated PG-13. Shy People Sunset Plaza Cinema (early show only), Rated The Fox and the Hound Central Mall Cinema 4 (early show only), Rated The Last Emperor Central Mall Cinema 4 (late show only), Rated PG-13 The Seventh Sign Sunset Plaza Cinema (late show only), Rated Three Men and a Baby Vogue, Rated PG Benefit to draw local stars DANVILLE, 111. (AP) Actor Gene Hackman, actor-dancer Donald O'Connor, comedians Dick and Jerry Van Dyke, and pianist Bobby Short are returning to their hometown May 23 to help raise money for a theater-renovation project.

MATTHEW BRODERICK THE ARMY MADE EUGENE ITl A MAN. iSWJIi MOVIE HOTLINE 825-9105 GEORGE BURNS IMgMiW f-w tJ "7 LL- 9 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS THE LAST BEETLEJUICE Michael Keaton sv DEMI MOORE THE JILL CLAYBURGH BARBARA HERSHEY SHY PEOPLE (MSB TOM SELLECK STEVE GUTTENBERG TED DANSON ENDS THURS. cally a conservative, staid monthly and turn it into a hip, contemporary weekly," Matheson said. "Patricia's the star columnist and their professional relationship soon evolves into a romantic liaisoh. It's difficult because we work together.

And she has a long-distance relationship. She's playing it safe, and he's just come out of a divorce and tends to be a little more reckless." The relationship between the two will change in the course of the series' spring run. "In the beginning, she's resistant and has a million reasons why they shouldn't," he said. "He says let's go for it." Matheson is best-known to movie audiences from his role as a womanizing fraternity brother in the hit movie "National Lampoon's Animal House." He later starred in "A Little Sex." Matheson has a long line of TV credits dating back to 1961 when he was a child and starred in "Window on Main Street," with Robert Young. He did guest shots on "Leave It to Beaver" and was a regular on "The Virginian," "Bonanza," "The Quest" and "Tucker's Witch." "A series is so grueling," he said, "especially an hour show.

A half- hour show's much better. We rehearse one day and then shoot it one- camera with no laugh track. It's not an audience show, because when you do that you need two laughs a page. With that kind of structure you can't. deal with the emotions or any depth of character.

"We let the humor come out of the situations, rather than do a set-up, then a joke, then another set-up." Matheson has also begun producing movies. He recently went to. Australia to check out movie locations for "Blind Fury," an action- adventure that he will produce but not appear in. It's based on a series of films from Japan called "Zatoichi" "the blind one." Matheson and his wife, former ballerina Megan Murphy, recently became parents for the second tune. Their new daughter is Emma.

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Louis Arch Union Station Mo. Botanical Garden Cardinals Baseball Riverboat Dinner Cruise and more. JULY 28 PACIFIC NORTHWEST 16 DAYS Round-trip coach transportation from Salina, Hays, Goodland points west. Locally guided city tours of Spokane, Seattle, Victoria and Portland, 7 meals, 15 nights accommodations. We'll ride the aerial tram to Jackson Hole, Ferry from Seattle through San Juan Islands to Victoria, Canada, see the beautiful Butchart Gardens, scenic drive down the West Coast Highway 101, stop in Reno on our way home.

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