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Darts have become more than just a barron pastime. For Rick Miller, 946 Mississippi St., the time is used to practice for weekend competition.
Darts fly into game scene
While it may never completely replace the metallic cacophony of football tables, pinball machines and Sea Wolfs, the quiet swish-thunk of darts is making inroads on the game scene in several local drinking establishments.
Dirty Herbie's, 708 Massachusetts St, has set up two boards and developed a regular clientele of dart throwers, according to Nancy Hendon, a bartender there.
Hendon said that Dirty Herbie's provided house darts that can be rented for 25 cents, but that serious players brought their own darts.
"We've got about 25 to 30 regulars who come to play dancers," she said Wednesday.
Several local darts players, including Dirty Herbie's manager, have formed a team and compete on Mondays in a league with Kansas City teams, Hendon said. Herbies also has tournament each Saturday, in which each contestant contributes $1 to a pot for whatever darts game he wants to play.
Herbies is planning a big tournament with $500 in prizes within two months, Hendon said. It will include players from the Kansas City area and Lawrence, she said.
The Catfish Bar and Grill, 618 W. 12th S., has had a dart board at about 18 months, according to a frequent player, Jovan Weismiller. Lawrence senior.
The Catfish occasionally has tournaments, he said, but it doesn't provide
The 7th Spirit, 6% E. 7th S., a private club, has had two dart boards since last June, according to Curtis Reinhardt, 7th Spirit manager.
Reinhardt said that the Spirit rented a flight, three darts, for 50 cents, but that they also stored the darts owned by the serious players who came in.
Tournaments aren't held at the Spirit now, he said, but they will be eventually.
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2 THE BIRTHDAY PARTY (1968) Dir. William Friedkin
3 Films of Busby Berkeley ROMAN SCANDELS (1923) FOOTLIGHT PARADE (1933)
4 THE SEDUCTION OF MIMI (1974) ALLSCREWED UP (1975) Dir. Lina Wertmuller plus short films by K.U. students, 3:30, 7:30, 9:30, $1
6 NIXON'S CHECKERS SPEECH (1952) POINT OF ORDER (1964) Dir. Emile de Antonio. 7:30, 75c
8 A U H A S A R D BALTHAZAR (1960) Dir. Robert Bresson. 7:30 & 9:30, 75c
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21 Peter Watkins will be visiting the K.U. campus from March 21-April 2, conducting seminars, lectures etc. Times & places to be announced.
22 EDVARD MUNCH. Dir. Peter Watkins.
23 THE WAR GAME & THE TRAP. Dir. Peter Watkins.
24 EDVARD MUNCH. Repeat showing.
25 26 THE GODFATHER PART II (1974) Dir. Francis Ford Coppola with Al Pacino, Robert DeNiro & Diane Keaton. 3:30, 7:00 & 10:30, $1
28 MONSIEUR VER-DOUX (1947) Dir. Charles Chapin. A comedy of murders from an idea suggested by Orson Wells. 7:30 & 9:45, $1
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