Historian who helped restore Tivoli dies at age 62 (The Downers Grove Sun)

Panasonic SC PT750 home theater system (CNET)While it’s short on inputs, Panasonic’s affordable SC-PT750 delivers DVD upscaling, wireless surround speakers, an iPod dock, and some surprisingly decent sound quality for a great price.

A waft of theater lore from the Midwest (Reuters via Yahoo! News)There is a magical spot here, just a short crow’s flight from Milwaukee, that is now designated a national historical landmark and hallowed ground to anyone with a reverence for the theater’s past, i.e., those days before Broadway ticket prices zoomed up past the $450 mark (as we’ve just been informed Mel Brooks’ “Young Frankenstein” is going to cost us per ticket).

Samsung HT-X70 Five-Disc Home Theater Surround-Sound System (CNET)The Samsung HT-X70 is stylish and has a great feature set for the price, but it sounds better on movies than with music.

Nunsense gets permanent home in California (Houston Chronicle)Nunsense now has a permanent home: a new, 176-seat theater in the San Francisco Bay area that features memorabilia from the show and hosts four different versions of the musical year-round.

Theater Xtreme CEO Scott Oglum Interviewed by ‘Wall Street Journal This Morning’ Radio Show to Discuss how the Company . (SYS-CON Media)Theater Xtreme Entertainment Group, Inc.’s (BULLETIN BOARD: TXEG) Chief Executive Officer, Scott Oglum, was interviewed by “Wall Street Journal This Morning” radio show, Wednesday, June 27, 2007 to discuss how the Company differs from a “Big Box” store to offer affordable real movie theaters for the home. At an average cost of $7,000 Theater Xtreme’s 7 to 12 foot big picture screens are sold not .

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