FOR YOUR EARS

at To Do,
What To Do ...

day-Monday, Feb. 16-17, at the
Ann Arbor Civic Theatre. Call for
details, (313) 971-0605 ...

chestra presents Hearts for the
Arts, a benefit dinner and celebri-
The Ann Arbor Summer Fes-
ty art auction. 6:30 p.m. Friday,
tival presents its fund-raiser, Ray
Feb. 14-,' $75. Crowne
Charles with the Ann Arbor
Plaza Ann Arbor. Call
Symphony Orchestra, plus a
(313) 994-4801...
"Loving the Legend" pre-party
The greatest Latin
The
Farmington
and afterglow, 8 p.m. Saturday,
lover of all time, Rudolph
Artists
Club
exhibits
the
Feb. 15; $15-$65/concert tickets;
Valentino, comes to the
$140/benefit tickets. Hill Audito- Artistry of Leon
screen in the 1926 silent
Schoichit,
plus a Meet
rium, Ann Arbor. Call (313) 647-
film classic, The Son of
the
Artist
2
p.m.
Satur-
2278 ...
the Sheik, with live pipe
lit hours are
Johnny Lang opens for two , i fierir-':
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organ accompaniment. 8
9
a.m.-9'
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shows by blues. greaS,
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p.m. Friday-Saturday,
Thursday;
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6:30 aiii4.4.0k 04341,...Satuidy,
OUT & ABOUT
Feb. 14-15; $10. Stage-
COLU MNIST
Feb. 22413. '9 House, 7 N. Friday; 1-5 p.m. S -atur-
crafters Baldwin The-
day-Sunday.
Through
Saginaw,-P 02e c. Call (810) 645-
atre, 415 S. Lafayette,
February.
F4mington
Public
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6666 ...
Royal Oak. Call (810) 541-6430
Corrosion of Corfgrmity opens brary, 23 'bertkCall (810)
474-7770
for Metallica 8 p. aturday,
The DSO presents a Valen-
Feb. 22; $25.50-$8 . . The
tine Weekend, including classi-
Palace of Auburn Hills. -C
cal, romantic and contemporary
645-6666 ...
pieces, and conducted by Leslie
Silverch ailsome
rmington Community B. Dunner. 10:45 a.m. and 8 p.m.
perform 7:30 p.m. Ttiesda eb. Band's annual Valentine Din- Friday; 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb.
18; $15. St. Andrew's, 431 E. Con- ner Dance will be 6:30 p.m. Fri- 14-15; $16-$58. Orchestra Hall.
gress, Detroit. Call (313) 963-7237 day, Feb. 14; $32. Novi Hilton Call (313) 833-3700 ...
Hotel Ballroom. Call (313) 261-
Birmingham Bloomfield Sym-
Wilco performs 9 p.m. Friday, 2202 ...
phony Orchestra's Annual
Feb. 21; $12.50. Majestic Theatre,
Experience music, mys- Keb' Mo' Valentine Benefit: Fa-
Woodward, Detroit. Call (810) tery and cuisine at a Valen- plays two mous Couples, conducted
645-6666 ...
tine's Mystery Dinner show s at by Felix Resnick, will offer
Ho use,
Theatre, 7 p.m. Friday, 7th
Saturd ay, dinner at 5 p.m. ($40); con-
Feb. 14; $90/couple. Feb. 22. cert at 7:30 p.m. ($16) Sun-
Monchele Lamoure Restau-
day; Fieizr. '16:gel* Beth
El, Handleman Hall, 'Bloom-
The Count Basie Orchestra rant, Bloomfield Center, Bloom-
joins the DSO 8 p.m. Thursday; field Hills. Call (810) 647-4140 ... field Townsb,p. Call (810) 645-
The Ann Arbor Symphony Or- BBSO
8:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday; 3 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 20-23; $16-$40. Or-
chestra Hall, Detroit. Call (313)
833-3700 ...

THE ART SCENE

FUN FOR THE FAMILY

BY FRANK OC KENFELS

MORE FOR YOUR EARS

Three months after Carl Dreyer's silent 1928 cl c film The Pas-
sion of Joan of Are premiered, it was thought to be destroyed in
a warehouse fire. In 1981, a copy of the original film was found
in the back of a janitor's closet in an insane asylum, and was sub-
sequently restored. The film -- starring Maria Falconetti, Euge-
nia Sylvaw, Maurice Schultz and Antonin Artaud will be paid
homage: Richard Einhorn has composed an original score, to be
performed by the magical Anonymous 4 (pictured), I Cantori and
the Los Angeles Mozart Orchestra, live at a showing of this film.
7 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 16; $24-$36. Michigan Theater, 603 E. Lib-
erty, Ann Arbor. (313) 764-2538.

A drop-in puppet-making
workshop and marionette show
will be presented by the Huber
Marionettes. Workshop: 11
a.m.-1:30 p.m.; Marionette Show:
2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15. Detroit
Institute of Arts. Ca110.1?) 833-
4249 ...
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6' THE BIG SCIILEIL,

La Cage aThi Ftillegt-tile 1979
film that spawned last year's The
Bird Cage, will be screened 7:30
p.m. Friday, Feb. 21; no charge.
U-M-Dearborn's Science Build-
o ing, 4901 Evergreen. Call (313)
fiE 593-5433 ...

LLJ

AUDITIONS

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Auditions will be held for
Wendy Wasserstein's The Sis-
ters Rosensweig 7 p.m. Sun-

Percussion, African stilt dance, ritural costumes...In cele ration.
of Black History Month, Youtheatre presents the Ishangi Fami-
ly of West Africa, a three-generation family ensemble providing
an adventure in music, dance and storytelling. 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 22-23; $8. Music Hall, Detroit. (313)
963-2366.