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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Whats Happening February Wednesday Kiss snuffs Salt Palace lights, literally Today Palmer By Anne Tribune Staff Writer the band which has forsaken Kiss, antics to makeup and lead hard rocks glitter metal scene, returned to Salt Lake City Monday, and blew the lights out literally. Before the quartet got to the hit single of the Asylum album they had come to promote, the Salt Palaces The Wasatch Front, lecture series sponsored by Utah Museum of Natural History, Recreation in the Wasatch: An Active Response to Our Environment, by Chris Nobel, Highland High School Auditorium, 2166 S. 1700 East, 7:30 p.m. $3. Marius Petipas Sleeping Beauty, presented by Ballet West, Capitol Theatre, 50 W. 200 South, 8 p.m. The Pirates of Penzance, Pioneer Memorial Theatre, 300 South and University Street, 8 p.m. Standing on My Knees, Salt Lake Acting Company, 168 W. 500 North, Sunday, I and 7 p.m., 8 p.m. "Camelot, Dickens Building, 50 S. blood-spittin- g Concert revieiv main power transformer forsaking the auditorium gave out of lights and sound and bringing the concert to an early end. Ironically, it was just as the band began I Wanna Rock and Roll All Night, one of the many Kiss classics brought back by the foursome, the d Kiss emblem suspended behind the stage flashed and dimmed, and all sound vanished. Veteran band members Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley conferred momentarily on center stage, but after learning it would take about an hour to run auxilary cables from the exhibition halls to complete their production, the band opted to call it a night. Though clearly disappointed (and commendable for their cooperative behavior) fans did get a lot of style, flash, and humor, as well as the thundering music they have come to expect from the New York based-banKiss proved that after 12 years and 20 albums, the band deserves the attention it continues to earn. One merely has to understand something not many people realize: the reason 10,000 Utah teenagers paid $14.50 for general admission tickets which entitled them not to seats, but to spend their Presidents Day Holiday waiting to crowd into an arena where they could spend several more hours standing and waving their fists in the air, is because Kiss provides pure entertainment. albeit hard-cor- e Certainly, a primary focus of the entertainment is visual, but the band 300 West, 7:30 p.m. The Indian Wants the Bronx, and "The Way to a Mans Heart, Lab Theatre, Performing Arts Building, University of Utah, 8 p.m. The Three Musketeers, Promised Valley Playhouse, 132 S. State, well-lighte- 7:30 p.m. Glass Menagerie, Little Bowery, upstairs, Promised Valley Playhouse, 132 S. State, 7:30 p.m. The Honorable Urashima Taro, Plum Alley, Promised Valley Playhouse, 132 S. State, 7:30 p.m. La Bottine Souriante, n folk music, Ladies Literary Club, 850 E. South Temple, 7:30 p.m. Steve McGrew, comic, Cartoons Comedy Club, 115 S. West Temple, The French-Ca-nadia- 8:30 p.m. A Comet Called Halley and The Last Time I Saw the Comet, star shows, Hansen Planetarium, 15 S. State, 4:30 and 7 p.m. Three chamber operas, Bernsteins Trouble in Tahiti, Eugen dAlberts The Departure, Hindemiths Hin und Zuruck, and P.D.Q. Bachs The Stoned Guest, Nelke Experimental Theatre, Brigham Young University, 8 p.m. Tickets, $4 and $3 for students. Lill Abner, Snow College Theatre, Ephraim, 8 p.m. has cultivated musical talent as well. Eric Carr, who seven years ago replaced drummer Peter Criss, has proven over the years to be an outstanding asset. Unlike other members of the band, who offered unimaginative, rather stock heavy metal solos, Carr unleashed some artistic talent which was heightened by his use of synthesized drums. But it was vocalist Paul Stanley, who comfortably covered the entire stage alternately dancing and pouting like a mean Mick Jagger, whose vocals carried the show. The man who has been with Kiss since the days of Kabuki makeup and platform shoes, has used his voice box, stage presence, and looks to keep the band on the covers of music magazines year in and year out. Stanley operated true to form belting out Love Gun "Detroit Rock typical metal City and Cold Gin songs about typical metal subjects, but offered up ballads like "I Still Love You" with real finesse. Bruce Kulick, the bands second lead guitarist since the departure of Ace Frehley, performed adequately, while bassist Gene Simmons, alter-natl- y sang, strummed, and spit fire. band W.A.S.P. Like Kiss, warm-urepresented all that makes rockme-ta- l bands distinctive. The group, led by former New York Dolls bassist ' A9 19, 19H6 displayed WAS P which was targeted for its offensive qualities by the Parents Music Resource Center which asked a Senate Commerce Committee to label or rate their releases, lived up to their raucous reputation. ill- -' bf NIOR CITIZENS TTSTSJTnAAE , Blackie Lawless, recently released its second album for Capitol Records. Particularly notable about the band's performance was Blind in Texas," the album's first single, and the sense of humor Lawless cockily IKIAI A SMUtJlM Wll I lAMS IN HrfVK.M! 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