Call Cityline For A Quick Review

Sat., Feb. 24, 1996

In a hurry to hear what our critics have to say about a performance and can’t wait for the printed version? Now you can call The Spokesman-Review Cityline and listen to a quick review of recent entertainment events we’ve covered.

For example, Sunday you can hear our critics comment about two events tonight: Don Adair on Jackson Browne and Jim Kershner on the Civic Theatre production of “As You Like It.” Monday, Kershner will call in a quick review of “Gypsy” and Travis Rivers will offer a quick opinion of the Zephyr concert.

Here’s how it works: To call our Cityline service, a touch-tone phone is required. In Eastern Washington, call (509) 458-8800 and once the connection is made, enter category 2008. In North Idaho call (208) 765-8811, category 2008. Cityline is free, but normal charges apply to long-distance calls. , DataTimes

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