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MOX ft* 1724 ? Si nee 1937? ^ til T vurujiwn*/ /IN LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU wmmmammmmmmmmmammmammmmammmmsmmmmm e Writi By AM Barry Manilow's night at the Carolin in the minds of his "superstar" means Manilow opened the round," with hi Write the Songs." I was Manilow's whi m musicians and bac ^SHhI level. It slowly ro audience an equal Perform. Manilow' '<vl!nli complementary lev iii#'? trwn Inurl tn Hrmiin ni 6:>'. .% . ;^v,.. vw iv/uvi vv vaawvv** vr< nor too soft as to go ||| ..v v?B When Manilow If ' wearing a long-sl r - ' i sweater, pants and A*> delivering his open J | # H the audience and y 9 the sweater. You'v ^ ?? take the damn thin #1^J to remove them, h from the female mi manilow wi{ fc from his newly-rel dLove Again,wiui si He held the audie sang the title cut "Somewhere Dowr his rendition of tl Hang On" and ; "Break Down the I Manilow obviou time performing a His movements o awkward; he neve hotoby IOHN PARNEll fl0 Wlln niS HanOS course. tertainer he was i >man in its officer khool, Engineers. H j|p?j dership positions. I BB I 14 OZ. starting salary of | 7fic,.c.sfil for An ? cer on campus on ; For Hot c ouse. from 10:00 rWith Car ? in 2 Colo r%*J Additions L? I Ordered H TU Ii i n You Wil mm c J?$3 ; A large one I 2 FREE mu s | $7.00 ij !h FAST ,yW I 11 ONEC( at No I I a Ad< ra Charge | |l is The S Y HUNTER moment he ha< tti writ?i every romantic i\ew n,ngiana, performance Thursday rolling out of th a Coliseum left no doubt This was es audience what the term reminiscing at career. He tol< the clarinet. H< . . . a. j ? when the aud his show, presented in ^ However s number one smash, I ? auickiv trie n the center of the stage " ,le..!:ra"d.Plan0: W1lh..h'? "Seriously, I d teted togivethe enUre P1^' lve 1 opportunity to see him 0heJ? ^1 to te^votcc ?neither hi^to p,ay it. ut the other instruments, unnoticed. After a coup finally explain 'Hold That T came on stage he was heartily resp eeved shirt, a pullover standing ovati a tie After energetically i u i -- c uuus cuuiu ut: ing number, he turned to cordion thoui elled, "O.K. You've seen strument as e seen the tie. Now I can kid>s nightm gs off! As he proceeded laughed, he jol e drew 3 strong reaction more payment ambers of the audience. THE SPEC1 SELY interwove songs dayS were hi? eased album, If I Should ^md mirrored >me of his older material, lights a tray nee spellbound while he upon [he pian( , The Old Songs and give a smoky i i the Road." 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