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DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS

AROUND TOWN

FAKES, FORGERIES
AND MYSTERIES

Packed House!

A sold-out crowd
fills the Fisher Theatre
for JARC's fall fundraiser.

Discover how museum
experts work behind the
scenes—using science.
technology and art historical
research—to reveal the
DIA's greatest art mysteries.

November 21, 2010-April 10, 2011

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or the DIA Box Office.

Don't forget to bring your cell
phone to access audio commentary
on the exhibition.

Jordan Wagner of Bloomfield
Township and Jodi Fox of West

Lindsey and Marty Maddin of

Huntington Woods

Bloomfield

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Rembrandt's Son, Titus, about 1880, oil on canvas.
Imitator of Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn. Formerly
Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn (Dutch, 1606-69).
Collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts.

This exhibition has been organized by
the Detroit Institute of Arts. Generous
support has been provided by Chase.
Additional support has been provided
by the Michigan Council for Arts and
Cultural Affairs, National Endowment
for the Arts, and the City of Detroit.

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hen the curtain went up on
West Side Story at Detroit's
Fisher Theatre Oct. 14,
the seats were filled with 2,200 JARC
supporters. Friends and fans of the
Farmington
Hills-based
nonprofit
agency, which
enables people
with disabili-
ties to live full,
dignified lives,
flocked to the
theater for the
group's 30th
annual fall fun-
draiser. JARC
operates 20

group homes and serves more than 450
local families.
"Look around you; there's barely an
empty seat': said co-chair Susie Pappas
of Bloomfield Hills."This is a testament
that, even in this economy, we are all
here in support of an unbelievable orga-
nization. We thank you from the bottom
of our hearts!" Sharon Eisenshtadt of
Bloomfield Hills, Ron Applebaum of
Huntington Woods and David Carroll
of West Bloomfield also co-chaired
the event. Fifth Third Bank served as
corporate title sponsor. Before show
time, about 250 young adults attended
a "Rumble Lounge" pre-glow, including
a strolling supper and cocktails. The
pre-glow was underwritten by Quicken
Loans and catered by Matt Prentice.

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20th showings of the 1940 classic and Oscar winner.
The Philadelphia Story, starring Cary Grant, Katharine
Hepburn and Jimmy Stewart at the beautiful Redford
Theatre, on Lahser Rd. at Grand River, in Detroit.

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Organ overture prior to movie and during intermission.
Tickets $4. The Redford Theatre is operated by an all-
volunteer staff, and owned by the Motor City Theatre
Organ Society, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Proceeds are used to restore and maintain the theater.
More info at Redfordtheatre.com .

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