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LYNNE KONSTANTIN OUT & ABOUT COLUMNIST
FOR YOUR EARS
THE BIG SCREEIV
In a concert to benefit striking De-
troit newspaper workers, Britain's
rock-poet Billy Bragg teams with
the warped yet sensitive Robyn
Hitchcock, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29;
$20. The Majestic, 4130 Woodward,
Detroit. Call (313) 833-0120 ...
The king of melancholy crooning
delivers an impressively high-ener-
gy show: Chris Isaak performs
with Fiona Apple 8 p.m. Saturday,
Oct. 26; $25. Fox Theatre, Detroit.
Call (810) 645-6666 ...
Cesaria Evora is the queen of
morna, a soulful, melancholy Cre-
ole-Portuguese music. Hear her at
8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 26; $17.50. 7th
House, 7 N. Saginaw, Pontiac. (810)
335-8100 ...
Also at 7th House, a
Halloween Zydeco Par-
ty with C.J. Chenier
and the Red Hot
Louisiana Band, 8
p.m. Thursday, Oct.
31; $13.50. Call (810)
335-8100 ...
For all you die-hard romantics,
here's a movie made for you:
Wuthering Heights, the 1939 clas-
sic film adapted from Emily Bronte's
novel starring Laurence Olivier and
Merle Oberon. 8 p.m. Friday; 2 and
8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 25-26; $2.50.
Redford Theatre, 17360 Lahser
Road at Grand River, Detroit. Call
(313) 537-2560 ...
KICK UP YOUR HEELS
FEED YOUR BUN
Holocaust survivor Professor
Roslyn Abt Schindler will lecture
on "Authors and Holocaust Educa-
tion in Germany Today: Tran-
scending Boundaries." 3 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 31. 4336 FAB,
Wayne State University campus.
(313) 577-2679 ...
Radio superhost Dr. Laura Sch-
lessinger, author of Ten Stupid
Things Women Do to Mess Up Their
Lives, will sign copies of her newest
best-seller, How Could You Do
That?. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30,
Borders Book Shop, Birmingham.
Call (810) 6441515 ...
Set to a newly commissioned score
by Philip Glass, the Twyla Tharp
Dance Company appears at Ann
Arbor's Power Center. 8 p.m. Fri-
day; 2 and 8 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 25-
26; $20-$40. Call Q95.5FM is making Halloween fun
(313) 764-2538 ... easy to find with their Haunted
House Hotline. Thrill seekers can
call (810) 967-6293, Ext. BOO, 24
hours a day, through Oct. 31 ...
Green fog, human mutants, a
If you haven't
seen Beau Jest crashed helicopter: These are a few
yet, this week's of the attractions to be found at
your last chance: Silo X, a haunted attraction of a
James Sherman's missile silo gone awry. Dusk til 11
comedy about a p.m. Thursday; dusk til midnight,
nice Jewish girl Friday-Saturday, through Nov. 2;
A city-wide tribute to
and her meddling $12. Corner of Walton and Adams,
the memory of Yitzhak
parents is at Oak- Oakland University. Call (888) 222-
Rabin will include par-
land University in 4088 ...
Dr. Jeckhell's Haunted
ticipation by members
Rochester Hills
Billy Bragg, above, and Robyn
Hayride, $15, in Howell; Dr. Jeck-
of the Israeli govern- Hitchcock
through
Oct.
27;
join forces at the
ment and a musical Majestic. 7 p.m. Tuesday.
$22-$32. The se- hell's Haunted House, $10, in Ster-
presentation for the
quel, Jest A Sec- ling Heights; and Children of the
Concert for Peace. 7 p.m. Sunday,
ond, runs through Corn Haunted House and Trail,
Oct. 27; no charge, but reservations Nov. 17. For showtimes, call (810) $10, in Sterling Heights, all are open
weekdays dusk to midnight; week-
required. Temple Israel, West 377-3300 ...
Oscar and Felix? Try Olive ends, dusk to 2 a.m. through Nov. 2.
Bloomfield. Call (810) 661-5700 ...
The Guarneri String Quartet, and Florence. Featuring Mark Call (888) SO-SCARY ...
The Magic Bag, 22920 Wood-
hailed by Newsweek as "one of the Nathanson of Royal Oak, Neil Si-
ward,
Ferndale, will show the
mon's
most elegant chamber ensembles,"
The Odd Couple (Female
performs for the Chamber Music So- Version) will be performed at 8 p.m. Rocky Horror Picture Show at
ciety of Detroit, 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. Friday-Saturday, Oct. 25-26, and midnight, Wednesday, Oct. 30; Free.
27, at Orchestra Hall; $5-$35. (313) Nov. 1-2; $12/adUlts; $10/seniors/stu- Props are allowed. Call (810) 544-
833-3700.
dents. St. Dunstan's Guild of Cran- 3030 ...
And on the not-so-spooky side,
brook. Call (810) 644-0527 ...
members of the Lyric Chamber
Ensemble and the Detroit Dance
Collective join in the family concert,
Children's recording artist David
Magic, Mystery and Music,
Jack brings his hip musical fun to An exhibition of photographer Ann performing The Sorcerer's Appren-
the Jimmy Prentis Morris JCC, 2 Weiss' copies of actual photographs tice and others. 3:30 p.m. Sunday,
p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27; Adult: $6/JCC left at Auschwitz by Jews deport- Oct. 27; $18/adults; $15/seniors/
member/$7/non-member; Child: ed there, Eyes from the Ashes, students; $5/children. Millenium
$5/member/$6 non-member. Call will continue through Oct. 31 at the Theatre, 15600 J.L. Hudson
(810) 967-4030 ...
Maple-Drake JCC, with a reception Drive, Southfield. Call (810) 357-
A musical adaptation of Hans with Ms. Weiss at 8 p.m. Saturday, 1111 ...
Christian Anderson's classic tale Oct. 26. Call (810) 356-6668 ...
The Marquis Theatre, 135 E.
The Sugarloaf Art Fair features Main, Northville, is celebrating Hal-
of mystery, adventure and friend-
ship, The Snow Queen, is present- over 300 nationally recognized craft loween with the comical melodra-
ed by the Michigan Theatre, 603 E. designers and fine artists. 10 a.m.- ma Halloween Soup. 7:30 p.m.
Liberty, Ann Arbor. 1:30 p.m. Sun- 6 p.m. Friday-Sunday, Oct. 25-27, Friday; 2:30 p.m. Saturday-Sunday,
day, Oct. 27; $13. Call (313) 763- at the Novi Expo Center. $6 Oct. 25-27; $5.50. Call (810) 349-
TKTS
adults/under 12 free. (800) 210-9900. 8110 ...
SPOOKY R1N
ON ME SINE
AND MORE FOR
YOUR EARS
FUN FOR THE FAMILY
WE GOT THE BEAT
Historic vintage photographs of Jack Kerouac, Gary Sny-
der, Leroi Jones, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and, of course,
shown above, Allen Ginsburg, are on display in The Beat
Generation: A Photo Exhibition. The collection of photos
by Fred W. McDarrah — original photo editor of The Vil-
lage Voice — is exhibited in conjunction with his recent-
ly published book, The Beat Generation: Glory Days in
Greenwich Village, A Personal Memoir and Literary Doc-
ument. Through Nov. 30. Book Beat Bookstore and Gallery,
26010 Greenfield, Oak Park. (810) 968-1190.
THE ART SCE
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CANDLELIT CABAR
Birmingham Temple's VIVACE Series presents De-
troit's own Buddy Budson and Ursula Walker, per-
forming an eclectic mix of jazz standards, ballads and
bebop. Accompanied by food and drink in the warmth
and intimacy of a cabaret setting. 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
26; $14; $12/seniors. Birmingham Temple, Farming-
ton Hills. Call (810) 647-4632.