The list below of the top-grossing concert engagements (see Song) is nothing if not a tribute to the eclectic tastes of the American public. Predictably, you have the summer's pyrotechnic rock extravaganzas (Madonna, Phil Collins, Motley Crüe). And there are the tried-and-true blasts from the past, such as the Grateful Dead and Johnny Mathis. But there are oldies and then there are oldies: at No. 8, lodged between Mötley Crüe and Aerosmith, you find—Red Skelton? The rubber-faced comedian turns 77 July 18, and though his Clem Kadiddlehopper and Heathcliff routines haven't gotten wide exposure since his CBS series went off the air in 1971, he just about filled the hall in the Motor City. Wonder if Aerosmith will be filling the halls when they're 77.

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TOP RENTALS

2. The Fabulous Baker Boys
3. Look Who's Talking
4. The Little Mermaid
5. Sea of Love
6. Black Rain
7. Harlem Nights
8. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
9. Dead Poets Society
10. Tango & Cash

SOURCE: BILLBOARD

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MASS MARKET PAPERBACK BEST-SELLERS

by Amy Tan

by John le Carré

by Jude Deveraux

by Dale Brown

by Robert Fulghum

by John Saul

by Johanna Lindsey

by John Irving

by C. David Heymann

by Alice Walker

SOURCE: PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

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TOP-GROSSING CONCERT ENGAGEMENTS

$1,557,806
Toronto; 2 shows; 57,266 attendance

$1,440,997
Eugene, Oreg.; 2 shows; 61,319

$1,180,302
Mountain View, Calif.; 3 shows; 57,105

$1,125,000
E. Rutherford, N.J.; 2 shows; 37,500

$935,250
Sacramento, Calif.; 3 shows; 43,500

$468,695
New York City; 4 shows; 15,108

$429,339
Toronto; 1 show; 22,114

$372,498
Detroit; 3 shows; 14,055

$354,990
Bristol, Conn.; 1 show; 16,849

$328,501
Toronto; 1 show; 13,262

SOURCE: AMUSEMENT BUSINESS BOXSCORE

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TOP-GROSSING FILMS

Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman

Warren Beatty, Madonna

Peter Weller, Nancy Allen

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Eddie Murphy, Nick Nolte

Bill Cosby

Zach Galligan, Phoebe Cates

Alan Alda, Molly Ringwald

Richard Gere, Julia Roberts

Michael J. Fox

SOURCE: THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER

TUBE

TOP DAYTIME SHOWS

2. The Price Is Right, Part 2 (CBS)
3. General Hospital (ABC)
4. The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)
5. Days of Our Lives (NBC)
6. All My Children (ABC)
7. As the World Turns (CBS)
8. One Life to Live (ABC)
9. The Price Is Right, Part I (CBS)
10. Guiding Light (CBS)

SOURCE: A.C. NIELSEN CO.

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