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GET MARTINTIZED
JARC's 25th annual fall fund-rais-
er, "An Evening of Comedy and
Music with Martin Short," features
the Saturday Night Live star and
Tony Award-winning performer 7:30
p.m. Thursday, October 6, at
Detroit's Fox Theatre.
Funds raised will support JARC's
services for people with developmen-
tal disabilities, which include 20
group homes and independent living
programs located in southern
Oakland County, as well as services
to hundreds of families who have a
child with disabilities living at home.
Preceding Short's performance will
be the Young Adult MARTINi Party,
for young adults
ages 21 to 40,
from 5-7 p.m. on
the Suite Level of
the Fox Theatre.
Admission to this
pre-glow is free
with a ticket to
the performance.
Cocktails and
supper will be
catered by Matt
Martin Short for
Prentice's Milk
JARC
and Honey, and
there will be door
prizes, including a chance to win
tickets to an afterglow with Martin
Short.
Tickets to the fund-raiser start at
$60 per person. To purchase tickets
or for more information, visit
www.jarc.org or call (248) 538-6610,
ext. 418.
FOR A GOOD CAUSE
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina,
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra has
formed a partnership with Habitat for
Humanity Detroit. Through early
October, all performances at The Max
will promote and collect funds for
Habitat for Humanity's "Operation
Home Delivery," a long-term rebuild-
ing plan for victims of the hurricane.
The project coincides with two
upcoming performances by New
Orleans natives Harry Connick Jr.
and Branford Marsalis. Previously
scheduled for Sept. 10, the concerts
will now take place Sept. 29.
Tickets for the previously scheduled
performances will be exchanged (cur-
rent ticket holders will be notified).
To purchase tickets, at $35 to $70,
call (313) 576-5111. For more infor-
mation about Habitat for Humanity's
"Operation Home Delivery," visit
www.habitatdetroit.org, www.detroit-
symphony.com or www.harryconnick-
jr.com.
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"Great Shofar Blast Off" in New
York.
Sponsored by the National Jewish
Outreach Project, the event brought
together the top
shofar blowers in
the country as
rated by their
videotape submis-
sions.
The videotape
finalists were
flown in to do
their blowing live
in New York.
Paul Shaffer
They were judged
on clarity of
sound, accuracy according to Jewish
law, length of blast and overall per-
formance.
Shaffer, who doesn't work on Yom
Kippur, was joined on the five-person
judging panel by KENNY VANCE,
formerly of Jay and the Americans, a
popular all-Jewish '60s rock band.
Vance, who became very religious in
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the mid-'80s, is now a top musical
director for TV shows and films.
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All Of Your Traditional Fabulous
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Reiser Renaissance
PAUL REISER (Mad About You) is
back in the news with a new movie
and a new, upcoming TV show.
Reiser's film, The Thing About My
Folks, co-starring PETER FALK,
opened last week in limited release
and will open in most cities by the
end of this month. (See next week's
JN for a review.)
Meanwhile, Reiser has teamed with
the TV Land cable channel to create
satirical segments about celebrities
that will run between regular pro-
gramming.
The bits will consist of phony biog-
raphical facts about real celebrities or
cover completely made-up famous
people.
Comedian HARRY SHEARER will
host the I Did Not Know That seg-
ments beginning next year. ❑
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Traditional
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We Carry A Complete Line Of Traditional
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