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ACROSS
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6 Hot goods
10 Mouth off
14 Last of a series
15 Jump from a
plane
17 Like baby
fingers
18 Facial cosmetic
19 PC bailout?
20 Model-building
wood
22 Full of spirit
23 Rain time
25 Not on the level
26 More frisky
28 Softly, in
music •
. 30 Phi Beta_
' 31 Sharer’s word
32 What a relief!
36 Fury
37 Heyerdahl’s
craft
40 Be in debt
41 Hand out
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49 Staircase 9 Neon or Solutions
elements chlorine
52 Money owed 10 Lacking depth
53 Susan Lucci 11 Financial
role checkup
54 Small woods 12 Potbelly, for one
56 Dancer 13 Used a Singer
Calloway 16 Sequence
59 Proper fellows 21 Put on TV
) 61 Avignon’s river 24 Domino spot
63 Never-ending 25 Assignment
64 Opened wide 26 Fat-free milk
65 Ranked player 27 Scale down
66 Adam’s 28 Glazier’s
grandson compound
67 Frets 29 Garden bloom
31 Cross to bear
DOWN 33 Astrological
1 Optimistic forecast
feeling 34 Washstand item
2 “_in the 35 Sunset direction
Morning” 38 Numbered 47 Face-to-face 52 Things to avoid
3 Royal treatment composition exams 54 Fed
4 Faberge item 39 North Atlantic 48 Clergyman’s 55 Nevada city
5 Dawn’s first light hazards title: abbr. 57 From scratch
6 Magic charm 42 Chosen by 49 Philbin of TV 58 Four-posters
7 Customs vote 50 Rich or Worth 60 Language suffix
8 Field of study 45 Make a decision 51 Inasmuch as 62 Fedora, e.g.
Today
SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS,
AMERICAN GUN: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State St.,
$10, all ages
“UNDEAD": 7,9:10 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main
St., $5.50 with student ID
“HANNIBAL”: 8 p.m. Russell
| House Theater
Saturday
TESTING GROUND, THE LETTER RED,
IN MY TRUNK, XEMIR: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, $8 under 21,
$6 over
“UNDEAD”: 3,7,9:10 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, $5.50 with
student ID
“HANNIBAL”: 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater
Sunday
“UNDEAD”: 3,7,9:10 p.m.
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around gracefully is more
' difficult than it looks.
Ruff’s general costume tip: If
you’re wearing elastic, make
sure it isn’t too tight and won’t
cut your circulation off.
“And don’t wear something
that’s too uncomfortable,” she
added, “or you’ll just be
miserable the whole night,
thinking about your costume.”
SHAKESPEAREAN ACTOR
Scott Blanks, a member —
of the South Carolina
Shakespeare Company —
spends a lot of time in armor
and doublets.
“When we did “Henry V,” I
wore five layers plus boots,” he
said. “That gets complicated
when you’re trying to make it
look natural, like this would be
your everyday wear.”
One of his secrets: Baby
powder to ward off moisture,
which can cause the Dreaded
Boot Suction.
“It helps you take
everything off easier,” Blanks
said. “Otherwise, it’s a huge
chore.”
DRAG KING
Susan “Tex” Green is an
award-winning professional
drag king who performs all
over the Southeast. Her area of
costume expertise: Mustaches
and beards.
Green uses real hair and
spirit gum to complete her
transformation.
“You have to start it in layers
— start at the tip of the chin
and work all the way to your
sideburns,” she said. “Then do
it over again until you get
however full a beard you want.
In order to make it realistic,
you have to give it that layered
look, because hair naturally
grows from the bottom.”
MAGICIAN
John Tudor, a professional
magician, works full days in
heavy, intricate costumes.
One of his acts, “The
Murder in The Phone Booth,”
(a tribute to Humphrey
Bogart) requires Tudor to
quick-change into and out of
several very different outfits.
He suggests turning your
costume inside out when you
hang it back up, to air it out.
“It’s hard on the garment in
the long run, but it’s a good
default position for costumes,”
he said.
COSTUME DESIGNER
Former costume designer
Diane Gilbert, now a sculptor,
once carried 3,000 costumes in
her Canadian shop. Her
advice: Don’t rely too much on
what you’re wearing. Get into
character instead.
“Sometimes a costume can
be really simple, but makeup
or one accessory will make you
think you are that person;
make you able to play the
game,” she said. “When you
know how to move and act, it
just works. I always use very
simple things.”
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES There are wars and rumors
of wars, as usual. Stick to your
plan and you’ll get through it all,
one step at a time.
TAURUS Don’t be hasty. Get help
with your plan. You can afford to
be careful, but don’t simply react.
GEMINI New plans will begin to
formulate by themselves. Step out
of the way and watch.
CANCER Focus intently on details
and you’ll find that the big picture
will become more and more clear,
as if by magic. It’s a hoot.
LEO Make sure the foundation is
secure before you start to build.
Check out the details — they’re
important.
VIRGO It would be easy for you to
get lost in minute intricacies now.
And it could be lots of fun.
Indulge.
LIBRA As you’re counting up your
resources, don’t forget what you’ve
hidden away. Goodies you’ve got
in storage should be included,
too.
SCORPIO Others look to you for
inspiration and advice. Give them
orders clear enough so there won’t
be any mistakes.
SAGITTARIUS Continue to keep
your promises, both stated and
implied. You’re making a good
impression on people you
admire.
CAPRICORN Be loyal to your
friends, and they will help you
find anything you want. They’11
help you get it, too.
AQUARIUS Looks like something
you own is increasing in value.
Figure out what it is, and get
more of it.
PISCES Hopefully, your work
routine is flexible enough to allow
some time away from your desk,
and outside your regular box.
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