August llson's
set 'for HPCC
A ' MaIcoImX
As part of . celcbntion of
egro • ory,. Highland Park
Commonity Co Perform-
ing Arts CeDtrz will a
weekend of adauraI actMties.. ·
The . oftbe weekcod
ewms will be PuIiIzer Prize . -
ning playwrilht August
Wilson's ·Malcolm X·,
produced by e Penumbra
Theatre Company of SL Paul
The performan� wiD be OIl
Saturday, Pebnwy 11, at S:OO
p.m. t the Ceatcr located
Third and GJend.� HWlland
Park.
A visual art cUi . ted
. preseo
by the Natiooal Conference of
Artists- . chipD Chapter will
be on exhib· t the Center OIl
Saturday, February 11, 2:00 p.m.
- 8:00 p.m., and Sunday, performance, eDbit, and reeep- ,1bis fascinating. frank, and fao- RAINEY'
February 12, 1r0.6:OO p.m. tion, are $10 aDd may be pur- tual portrayal includes a 100 at TOM and
The performance of Mal- chased at the HPCC Box OfIicz both Malcolm's private and Los ADge •
colm X will be followed by a orcaD2S2-3970.Groupratesfor public lives. Terry Bellamy � Au�st ds�n, poet and
champagne "Meet the Artists· the Saturday performancz and appeared in many Penumbra pla�ight,. received the 1987
reception, prOYidiDg an oppor- reception are available. productions including PUR- Pulitzer for Drama. His
tunity for the a dience to meet Malcolm X, featuring Teny LIE, SHORT EYES, AND JIT- play Fences � �ed four
the ctor in Malcolm X, aDd the Bellamy, is a oue-maD, one-act NEY! He has received two dis- Tony A . mcludmg Bc;st
exhibitors rcpacnting the - playtbatcapturesthemetalDO - tioguisbedperf�a cis Play. HIS MA RAINEY
tioDal Confueoce of.. . of Malcolm X 0 a�) &om the Twin. � BlACK B TIOM roa ,
Micbipn 0Iaper.r. . treet JOUDpter to intema- DraIPa O#ica Orde. &.DIQ5t p.e York
Tickets, . • · tioGaIlybown PC) • actiYiit. recently appeared in MA
Drama Critics
. Best Play of 1
The Natio
I\rtist-Mi· ClIapter �
o bring tog ther African­
American vi ua1 artist, art
educators, art administrators,
and others int ested in e i
order to pr , promote, and
p the a live forces and
expression lof African­
American ar . 1$ to improve
their position in American and
the world. �e will be an ex­
ibition of 25 artis works draw-
ing from 1 media. Friday.
February 10, 1 , the tiooal
Conference f Artists will
provide art e demonstroba-
tioos for H· d Park sch I
youngster Te artist be
present durmg e Saturday and
unday exhibi and the
reception. So of these artist
are: Anthony Bamn, Clwlcs
W. Fmger, chael SaffeD Gar­
der, Pervis Hawkins, Lonnel
Hurst, Jama� Steven Mealy,
on Ruthez:_for� Bill Sanders,
Shirley WoOdsOn. The exhi>.
Saturday and Sunday aftemoon
e &ee to the public..
MalaJlm X is presented in
1U0QI· ltl·lOn wi The Rapdale
Group, IDeo orated. The
eekend act" ties are de
=withtb support of the
Coon . for the Arts..
n.
artin, The Emanci-pator
(Sp ial Edition) Educational VI
I
"Collector's Item"
J
mentor e
others. it is probably one of the mo
It j hosted by Dr. W.C. Gord .
F« more informalion caD 1·800-3S6-3829 (
1-818-398-2A70).
The HiPJud Park Com-
munity Colle OfIicz of At-
leties sponsor their Second
Annual Dr. arlin Luther
King, Jr. Da celebrabon on
Saturday, Jan . 21, 1989.
Peatured vents included
double-heade meal omen's
basketball • t A1peua
College; the HPCC Cheer-
. leader , the ighland Park
ICommuoity Hip School Color
GuardslCheeriea ers, Mid-
Cowboy, d . com-
unity ervice awards ere
pn to Deputy'CbiefThomas
� Lt. Jeery eiJ, Mr. Dott
'Wilson, Mr. Clarence H�
Mr . Beverly Robinson, Mr.
A1&ed T.yIor,lr., Mrs. Cw1ie
Mae J onea d Ma. Juanita
Midds.
I A special flower prcscnta-
• obse� by the men'
ba ketb ll, Each player and
coach arded their parents,
friends. and/or pouses ith
"ROSES OF LOVE"
The current men \wolDen 's­
basketball won record(s)
are the folowin Panthers e 15
wins and 9 10 with a con-
ference record 0 4-5 ana the
Lady Panther e 13 wins and 6
losses with a co erence r cord
of 4-2.