Lyric Classic Sci-Fi Films presents
Attack of the Giant Leeches!
Sunday, April 7 at 6:00PM
Join us at 6:00 (note the new time!) as Attack of the Giant Leeches comes to the Lyric’s big screen! A backwoods game warden and a local doctor discover that giant leeches are responsible for disappearances and deaths in a local swamp, but the local police don’t believe them. 
Written by one of the toughest heavies ever to appear on the big screen (known especially for Riot in Cell Block 11, filmed at Folsom Prison, where the warden remembered him from his stint at San Quentin), Leo Gordon, and directed by Bernard Kowalski (later the executive producer of Baretta and director of several episodes of Mission: Impossible, of which he was co-owner), the film comes from the nation’s and the industry’s contemplation of the Cold War and what the fallout might be from what recent science had wrought.
Lyric Theater Classic Sci-Fi and Horror Films will be presenting a curated collection spanning the history of filmmaking in coming months, all for 20th-century ticket prices: just $5 for adults and $2 for children.
Just $5 for adults and $2 for children!
There will be an opportunity, too, to discuss these classic films in terms of themes, etc., as well as the evolution of the filmmaking process, for those who would like to participate.
By starting with this price and some royalty-free films, we hope to put aside enough money to make it possible to keep these same ticket prices when we license more recent films or more costly classics…so your hopping on board now and making this a part of your monthly schedule will help us to offer more in the future and, perhaps, to expand to other genres on other evenings!
Because we want to offer this low ticket price, we cannot offer online ticketing for these films. Payment at the box office can be made by cash or debit/credit card and we will open the box office approximately 45 minutes before the 6:00 showtime. Both cash and debit/credit cards are acceptable for concessions, as well.
The Ozark Arts Council is pleased to bring you this new film series and hopes to expand our offerings based on Member and audience reaction. Tickets are just $5 for adults and $2 for children, with all tickets purchased at the door. For more information call Dill at the OAC office, (870) 391-3504, and leave your phone number or email address so that Michael Amburn, coordinator of this project, can get in touch with you.
for Spring—and the rest of the year! “An unleashed cleansing of the soul” is how the 
River valley, by way of her Uncle Mike “Burger” Scoggins, then in the jam band circuit touring in the late ’90s east and west coast festivals, opening for acts like Government Mule and later singing on a tour with the Jerry Garcia Band. Together, they bring a true Americana Soul feel—weaving Folk, Gospel, and Blues together in such a way that former Buffalo River Concert Association president Rick Hinterheuer told Rachel, “You’re going to have a good time playing at the Lyric!”…because Rick knows what we like!
rarefied air, but chew on it all the way home and through the weekend. As the title track from their just-released second album says, there is “More than Meets the Eye” in the rock from Tomahawk!
and he knows when to do each (or both) for best effect. At the same time, Skip Reed’s drum work and Nathan Popejoy’s bass are singing their own deep and steady song for Sean to play off of. This is a great rhythm section and a guitarist that has a feel for how to keep attached to what they’re playing, not just go off and show off his chops in some barely-related way. If you like rock music that puts the emphasis on both the music and the rock, you will love Leadfoot 65.
the earlier wave of Southern rockers, plus all the music that has come since then. They move easily from a Molly Hatchet-like sound to one that is clearly akin to Pantera, without ever falling into the sometime-muddiness of Dixie Witch. Southern Rock with a power groove and the soloing sensibilities of melodic and neo-classical metal without losing the focus of the main musical and lyrical intent; Leadfoot 65 is clearly ‘coming of age’ and not to be missed.
with country and bluegrass music ever since he heard the Grand Ole Opry in 1950 as a 7-year old. He began to play at music parties in the early 1960’s at people’s homes, and later in contests. In 1979 he joined the Heart of the Ozarks Bluegrass Association and formed his group, Southern Grass (later called, Southern Missouri Bluegrass) in 1981. In 2006, Mr. Lewis was commissioned a Kentucky Colonel and the group began 
booking as New Kentucky Colonels, They perform bluegrass, country, old time, gospel and the best in family comedy.
a great asset to the group, Dennis now resides in Alton, MO and has played for the group for two years.
In 1999, 
a world record, though: it was to help the Ozark Arts Council raise both money and awareness to make it possible to purchase the theater and transform it into the venue for live music, drama, and education that we all love today—and now it’s time to celebrate that historic concert and all the entertainment that followed it these past 20 years!
Fender P-Bass drives the music with every bit of intense energy that Fender’s naming it “Precision-Bass” was meant to convey: Precision = Power! Powerful rock and blues classics and the band’s own compositions drive up the excitement all night long.
The doors of the Roots Music Palace of the Ozarks—Harrison, Arkansas’s historic Lyric Theater—will open at 6:00 for a 7:00 performance on Saturday, March 16. Adult beverages and general concessions will be available throughout the concert, and 
Earth Bone
by Susan Boone whose renditions of blues and ballads are exciting to hear to say the least. Dave Dore ties it all together with his vocals, keyboard and guitar. Wayne Angel’s conga, djembe and cajon riffs add a taste of the exotic to all of Earth Bone’s songs. The band is often joined by Denise Dore, who provides strong backup vocals.
The doors of the Roots Music Palace of the Ozarks—Harrison, Arkansas’s historic Lyric Theater—will open at 6:00 for a 7:00 performance on Saturday, January 26. Adult beverages and general concessions will be available throughout the concert, and 
For 17 years, Black Stone Cherry has put forth a new, vicious breed of Southern rock, injecting youthful vitality and a myriad of fresh new influences into the beloved American rock tradition. To date, the band has released five critically-acclaimed studio albums and one well-received blues EP. Black Stone Cherry has also rocked 12,000-cap arena shows, topped the UK charts, and shared the stage with a diverse roster of superstars, including Def Leppard, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bad Company, Motörhead, and ZZ Top.
be giving away CDs to the first 100 families through the door. (Doors open at 6:00.)