Page 18 THE VILLADOM TIMES II, III & IV • August 4, 2010 The Waldwick Band continues its summer season with a concert on Tuesday, Aug. 3 at the Waldwick Oval Amphitheater located at the intersection of Hopper and West Prospect Streets in Waldwick. The 8 p.m. concert will feature tenor Mitchell Shapiro. In the event of rain, the concert will be rescheduled for Sept. 3. Featured soloist Mitchell Shapiro joined the Waldwick Band as a member of its saxophone section in 2002. With members of the Waldwick Band, he formed the Bergen Sax Quartet that has performed at concerts of the band. He is also a talented tenor, having sung with choirs, barbershop quartets and Renaissance a cappella octets. He has sung the roles of Nanki-Poo in “The Mikado,” “George in She Loves Me,” and Squire Belville in “Rosina.” For his vocal appearance with the Waldwick Band, he will perform selections from the current revival of West Side Story. Waldwick Band sets summer concert Featured works at the concert conducted by Edmund A. Moderacki will include the Gomez’s “Overture to Il Guarany,” “The Hounds of Spring” by Alfred Reed and “Three Dances” from Henry VIII by Edward German. Also on the program is an arrangement of the music of Count Basie by Sammy Nestico entitled “A Tribute to the Count.” Marches by Sousa, Eric Coates and Leonard B. Smith have also been programmed. There are seats along the walls of the amphitheater, but concert attendees can also use their chairs and blankets for seating. Plenty of parking is available across the street from the Waldwick Municipal Pool. Sponsored by the borough’s department of recreation, the concert is free. Additional information about the Waldwick Band summer series of concerts and is available at www.waldwickband.org. scenes, music videos, and a gag reel. “Elvis on Tour” (Warner Home Video), newly available on Blu-ray, is the final motion picture to star Elvis Presley. In this documentary, Presley embarks on a 15 city U.S. tour in April 1972. More than 25 songs show Elvis at his most exciting as his on-stage performances capture the King’s impeccable showmanship. Elvis starred in 31 feature films and two theatrically released concert documentaries during his career. Many of his top-selling songs were from the movie soundtracks. Eleven of his soundtrack albums made it into the top 10 on the Billboard Album charts and of those, four became number one hits. It’s estimated that Elvis has sold over a billion records worldwide. “Elvis on Tour” was shot with several cameras, much like “Woodstock,” which enables viewers to see some of Elvis’ private moments in backstage rehearsals with his band. The film combines these with concert footage to provide all the excitement of being at an Elvis show. Songs include “See See Rider,” “Proud Mary,” “Burning Love,” “Don’t Be Cruel,” “Teddy Bear,” “Hound Dog,” “Can’t Help Falling in Love with You,” “Love Me Tender,” “All Shook Up,” Suspicious Minds,” “Heartbreak Hotel,” and “Are You Lonesome Tonight?” A 40-page book filled with photos, trivia, and tour information is included. ARIES Mar 21/Apr 20 ARIES - -Mar 21/Apr 20 Aries, the best way to get the job done Aries, the best way to get the job done this week is to tackle yourself. this week is to tackle itityourself. ItIt may require extra effort, but the remay require extra effort, but the rewards will be well worth it. Surprises wards will be well worth it. Surprises arrive on Tuesday. arrive on Tuesday. 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Jake struggles with guilt as he tries to come to terms with his seemingly golden-boy status in the face of the death of a person he may have, at least in part, driven to kill himself. Though this would be enough for a solid film, director Brian Baugh adds so many subplots that the movie becomes overly cluttered and loses focus. Divorce, teen pregnancy, underage drinking, and drug use are tossed in willy-nilly. But the most objectionable aspect of “To Save a Life” is its exploitation of teen suicide to underscore its theme. Bonuses include a making-of featurette, deleted Answer to Last Week’s Puzzle Answer to Last Week’s Puzzle