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CRUSAIDERS
It was untortunate that the Aids virustell victim tothe excessive media hype ot Iastyear. The emphasis was inevitably misplaced. with the public gradually growing immune to the shock wave tactics otour prurient press andthe various government advertising campaigns.
As public interest wanes it was. theretore. encouraging last weekto see the launch otCrusaid Stathclyde. the Scottish wing at the London based charitable trust. established two years ago tor the relief 01 those suttering trom Aids. Crusaid Strathclyde was (armed on the initiative otjournalist Rosemary Long. Heraims. along with a committee at members including Prolessor Fred Edwards and actorAlan Cumming. are to raise public awareness at the HIV virus in Scotland and to encourage public responsibility torAids and HIV patients. Rosemary Long tirst became involved alter writing a series 01 articles on the subject tor the Evening Times ltwas her direct personal experience otpatients. during her research. which inspired herto torm the Scottish branch otthe organisation. ‘As a journalist I tell responsible torsome ol the very silly things that had been written about "gays" and "junkies". It's so important to understand thatthis disease doesn‘t pay any attentionto age. sex or social status‘.
Crusaid Strathclyde's Iirst majortund raising project will be ‘Super Sunday‘ on 7 August1988.The organisers are hopingto raise over £15000 from this day at entertainment involving many at Scotland's leading showbiz personalities. Alan Cumming said he had been overwhelmed by the positive response trom everyone asked to take part and he himsell will be atthe King‘s Theatre. hostingthe evening hall 01 the show with Forbes Masson. (Ever heard at Victorand Barry?). SuperSunday itseltgets underway much earlieron in the day at the Kinooziers Club. with Fairground Attraction topping the bill. plus a whole host olothers.
It is tempting to seethe event as just one more worthy cause jumping on the the charity bandwagon. Yet this time the problem is much less remote. In Scotland alone over1500 men and women have been tested and tound to be HIV positive (including seventy children) and there have already been oversixty cases ottull blown Aids
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reported. twenty-tour ol whom have since died. As Prolessor Edwards says. “There is no doubt thatwe are sitting on a time bomb- tigures will inevitably soar overthe next lew years.‘ (Nick Gillard)
I SUPER SUNDAY. August 7: Kinooziers Club. nextto the Briggait. Clyde Street. Glasgow.1.30—5.30pm. £5 (inc brunch and bar). With Fairground Attraction. Clyde Ceilidh Band. Darlinda. Horse. Janette Burns Trio. and Rollin' Joe. King‘s Theatre. Glasgow. 7.30pm. £11.50. £9.50. £8.50. £5.50. £3.50 (ticket Irom ticket centre. Candleriggs and outlets). With Victor and Barry at home with the Alexander sisters. Dave Anderson. Arnold Brown. Christopher Biggens. Simon Fanshawe. Bing Hitler. Gerard Kelly. Liz Lochhead. Phyllis Logan. Terry Neason. Kate Murphey. Elaine Macdonald. Tony Roper. Ron Bain, Helen Lederer. Jonathon Watson. Andy Gray. Gregor Fisher. Elaine C. Smith and surprise guests.
Forlurther intormation on SuperSunday please phone 041 227 5511.
KEN RUSSELL
It Ken Russell didn‘t exist some demented publicist would have to invent himto add colourtothe sometimes mundane tabric ot the British Iilm industry. Controversy's Iavourite bedtellow. he recently celebrated his 61st birthday and is clearly not prepared to resign his unotticial title ol entant terrible even ila little maturity might enhance the calibre of his recent etIorts. Gothictound him at his most wretchedly sell-indulgent but his contribution to Aria was
quite striking and it isthe prospectotanotherprince like Crimes ol Passion or Women in Lovethatkeeps his loyal devotees kissing the cinematictoads he more Irequently presents. The latest and ugliest load in sometimeis Salome‘s Last Dance. a personal. parsimonious version at OscarWilde‘s
; play Salome. once banned
by the Lord Chamberlain Ior ‘licentious passion'. ‘I bet
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traditional interpretation. ‘Onthe onlyauditionlever
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playing every part. lthink this play says a lot about betrayal. love. hate. jealousy. lsaw a recent television production at The Importance olBeing Earnest and it wastotally appalling; no dynamic. just slow camera panning and thetempo wastoo slow so it appeared languorous.l think any good work is open to interpretation and I could make anotherlilm and changethe emphasis completely.“
With Salome out othis system. Russell has since completed a lilm otBram Stoker‘s The Lairotthe White Worm starring Peter
Capaldi. Its the same as
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