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Beginning this Sunday, April 28, 2002 • Continues through Sunday, May 5

More films and more venues!

SUNDAY, APRIL 28-SUNDAY, MAY 5 and SUNDAY, MAY 5-WEDNESDAY, MAY 8

United Artists Commerce 14 Theatres
and Birmingham 8 Theatres

Michigan Theatre, Ann Arbor
in cooperation with the Washtenaw County JCC

SEVEN DAYS OF THE BEST IN JEWISH FILM

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April 2.

12:30 p.m.

2 p.m.

3 p.m.

Conversation with George Bums
Mamadlma (CT)

Monday,
April 29
Tuesday,
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Wednesday,
May 1

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8 p.m.

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Ballad of Ram4tini Jack (CT)
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One of the Hollywood Ten (B)

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Once We Grow Up

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DETROIT FESTIVAL PASS [BEST VALUE] $89 GENERAL ADMISSION [A $152 VALUE)
$19 seniors [a $133 value) • A whopping 45% savings! • Single tickets $8 general admission, $7 sen-

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May 5
Monday,
May 6

8 p.m.

The Powetof Good:-
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Tickets can be charged to Visa or MasterCard. • A limited number of tickets will be available at the door.
Sponsorship opportunities are available. • There will be no Friday night screenings.

The Crucible, also written by Arthur
Miller, is an account of the Salem witch
trials of 1692. Liam Neeson plays John
Proctor, the New England farmer, and
Laura Linney plays, Elizabeth, his wife
who is accused of witchcraft. Miller
wrote The Crucible in 1953 as a com-
mentary on McCarthyism and the
actions of the House Un-American
Activities Committee.
• At the Virginia Theatre, 245 W. 52nd
Street. (212) 238 6200.

For Detroit festival tickets, call (248) 788-2900. For Anri Arbor festival tickets, call (734) 971-0990.
For brochure and other information, call the JCC Jewish Life and Learning Department, (248) 432-5577.

The Graduate, based on the classic
1967 film, is about impressionable

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ANN ARBOR FESTIVAL PASS $42 • GET TWO FILMS FREE!

ATTENTION YOUNG ADULTS

Join us May 1 at 8 p.m. for a film with discussion and coffee drinks to follow. Call Alaine Waldshan, (248) 203 1486.

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Smell of Success, based on a
novella and film of the same name,
stars John Lithgow and features a
musical score by Marvin Hamlisch.
The lead character, powerful,
unscrupulous gossip columnist J.J.
Hunsecker, who can make or break
lives and ruin reputations with his
poison pen, is allegedly modeled
after Walter Winchell.
At the Martin Beck Theatre, 302
West 45th St. (Z12) 239 6200.

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Ballad of 110blini Jack

Wednesday,
May 8

4/26
2002

Oklahoma, the Rodgers and
Hammerstein 1942 musical classic,
is being revived on Broadway in a
new production directed by Trevor
Nunn, with new choreography by
Susan, Stroman. Although it's still
the same love story of a farm girl
and a cowhand, this updated version
is a little darker than the original.
At the Gershwin Theatre, 222 W.
51st St. (212) 307-4100.

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(CT) = Commerce Township • (B) = Birmingham

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The Last Five Years, a new work by
composer Jason Robert Brown (a
Tony Award winner for Parade) is a
song cycle tracing the five-year rela-
tionship of a young New York City
couple. Daisy Prince, Hal's daugh-
ter, is the director.
At the Minetta Lane Theatre, 18
Minetta Lane. (212) 307 4100.

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Blue and White i .F4 d Square (CT)
Faith andOdiVne (CT)
Once We WV* Up (B)

Into The Woods., starring Vanessa
Williams, is a revival of Stephen
Sondheim and James Lapine's Tony
Award-winning musical. It blends the
Grimm Brothers' fairy tales with an .
original story of a childless baker and
his wife who attempt to have a child by
reversing a curse on their family. The
stories of Cinderella, Jack and the
Beanstalk, Little Red Riding Hood and
Rapunzel intertwine, exploring what
happens after the "happily ever after."
At the Broadhurst Theatre, 235 West
44th St. (212) 239 6200.

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Meet producers, directors and screenwriters.
SEE FEATURES, SHORTS, DOCUMENTARIES AND ANIMATION.

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