"Born Atnln Bttle" Magical resemblace of ”1964" to The Beatles transforms the BDAC into an illusion of a real life Fab Four rock concert Ryau Frasier artsentertalnuent co-edit- or Taking their audiences on a musical journey to an era in rock history thru will live in people's hearts forever "1964: As the Beat- - O College Activities Contemporary Music Artist of the Year have been hailed by critics the mast authentic mdendearingtiibate to The Beatles ever Ihey have been featured on such nationally tele- - u SESa 25ft PJ the Nashville Net-- Athletic Promotions said "They will be for ptewhoEveiKttenUvT Joncot Ctiraif "There is no bad seat in the house because of the size of the hswIhMnt ni BDAC" Painter said "This will be an outstanding opportunity to see a group that sold out the Mar-riare a major act that pUys Center the last time they were Thevao back to 1964 in Utah Td really like to see it take off America One of the problems wc because Td like to see two concerts face is that college students of to- - a year one in the fall and one in the spring” day have never seen the original ot The illusion of The Beatles be created by Maik Benson as John Gafy Gnmcs Paul McCartney Tom Work as 1 “ George Harrison and Greg George as Ringo Starr band will The present a two hour concert that w be presented in two 50 minute the coiKtert there w!U be full lights fun sound and even a four-memb- er nESTJSSf’ x 1 Jp group" The CEU concert will be the first in Utah this year They will from Chicago flying Tickets are on sale Students can purchase tickets in advance in Office The concert is by the ASCEU and the Athletic Department If you miss The Beatlcsdonlt miss "1964" as The Beatles in concert the group that Alistair ADoLsmay Taylor former president of Apple purchase seals in advance far S7 at Records for The Beatles described Smith's the BDAC and from the by saying "The resemblance was uncanny it sent shiven down my Emery High School student gov ernment spine it was just like the boys All seats are reserved Tickets never have I seen another group go to such detail-bo- m cost $10 at the door again Beat- 535-- 4 les!" Fancy dining and dancing collide at President Ball Tickets must be purchased in advance for the Annual President's Ball which will be held on June 1 at the Carbon Country Club 3055 N Highway 6 beginning at 6 Greg George aa Ringo les in Conceit" will perform in the BDAC on Friday May 31st at 7:30 pjn The Beatles the sound that sparked the British invasion of the ended their performing days in 1966 with their final concert in San Francisco's Candelstick Park However "1964" as The Beatles will be similar to an actual Beatles conceit Exhaustive research into costumes haircuts speaking and singing voices stage movements faefcd expressions equipment and the sound of the music has produced an incredible recreation of a Beatles concert The band voted the 2989 National Association of mid-sixti- es pm Reservations for the dinner and dance sponsored by the ASCEU must be made by May 28 in the student government room Tickets will be $8 for dinner and dancing per couple Dress is either Gary Grimes aa Paul A review from the University of Akron said "The authenticity of the sound as well as the visual imagery must be seen and heard to be appreciated!" Another review from the Air Force Academy said "The band had (the audience) totally convinced they were seeing the Fab Four!" "ItH be fantastic I just wish we had 2300 people to see them” Bill Punter CElTs Director of formal or semi-form- al Dinner will be served from 6 pan until the dancing begins at 8 pm Dancing will last until 1 are Tom Work aa George They play all types of Beetle's songs from love ballads like "And I Love Her” and "If I Fell" to high energy rocking hits such as "She Loves You" "I Want to Hold Your Hand" and Twist and Mark Benson as John