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October 23, 2008
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Going OutSwing setsOK, so there's no way any original member of swing legends the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra (founded 1927) or the Pied Pipers (founded late 30s) could be alive and swinging today. But the keepers of their legends troupe on, witness the Dorsey-Pied Pipers double bill, America's Hits on Parade, at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts. Trivia: current Dorsey leader Bill Tole played Tommy D. 30 years ago in Martin Scorsese's movie, New York, New York. Give blood here As promised by last week's GO! cover story, ISU's rendering of Dracula, with eye- popping optical illusions by one of Penn & Teller's consultants, is raising theatrical stakes in town, ...

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