/
th FI h r
r of th pllgh of
Am rica's leg ndary rtoon orph ,
Annl, nd h r mongrel, S ndy,
Run thru Nov. 22. For mor
Inform Ion call (313/872-1000).
"'" FE eES - A I of Afrtcan
Am rlcan I� In th 50' raJ Black
family ruggl to epic proportions.
Augu t WII on' Pulltlzer Prize
winning dram wHl be pr nt d
Th Attic Th tre' N w Center
St ,run thru 0 . 13. (Attic, 7339
Th rd 875-8285).
"'" ONLY THE TRONG - A
Gospel m Ical th atr p ace about
God, family, gangs, frl nds, eneml
and the devil. This timely, hard
hitting, heart wrenching play will ke p
you captivated. Brln.g your
handkerchief, because you might cry
and you will ur tv ugh. B me S.
Rodgers debut production 18 ur
Daryl Coley, Vannessa 8ell
Arm rong. J e Campbell, Marvi
Wright and Curb Gardner. Nov.
17 -22 at the Music Hall, 350 Madison
Ave In Detroit. Tickets: $14.50,
$17.50 and $19.50.
"'" NOTHING SACRED - a free
ada�atlon of the 1862 R Ian novel
about the tensions between young
rebels and their parent In
pre-Revolutionary Rus la.
\ Performance held the �.
The ra (WSU cam�). . .
I Feb. 8, 1993. For p
(313/577�2972).
ON DAY,
NOV. 16
"'" SUDE PROGRAM - U.S.S.R. -
WInifred Clark rid the Tr nalberl n
Railroad, visit. orl ntaI villages. and
capture the dtver Ity of Armenia,
Georgia. Moscow, nd Finland.
FrankllnUbrary. 13651 E. McNichols
2pm. (313/267-6561).
"'" HOLIDAY EVENING - At Eagle
Tavern (Greenfield Vlllage)- ThIs
popular stop for stagecoach travelers
In th 18508 Is the setting for a unique
holiday celebration. Eagle Tavern
offers cordial hospitality. a robust
me I and cheerful conversation, plu
entertaJnm nt by atroupeoftrav ling
entertainers (portrayed by Op ra
Ute). Tickets are $37.50 per peraon.
Holiday ev nlngs at Eagle Tavern
are 6:30-1 Opm nightly thru January 2,
1998 (except Dec. 24 & 25 and Jan.
1) For more Information and
reservations call (313/271-1620 xt
382).
TUESDAY,
NOV. 17
� GREENFEILD VILLAGE -
Under autumn's canopy of changing
colors, visitors can follow In the
foot eps of such famous Am rlean
a George Washington Carver,
Thomas Edison. and the Wright
brothers. Demonstratlona of
traditional textile Cf'afts join pottery,
glass-blowing, printing and
tlnsmlthlng pres ntatlon .
(313/271-1620} .:
WEDNESDAY�
NOV. 18
"'" GELEBRATETH HOUDAY
A gigantic Chrtstm a tree decorated
with toya and sweets welcomea
mu eum vlsttcre to explore
America' past In a featlv
atmosphere. Se sonal muslo ,.
punctuated by the cllckety-clak of toy
trains through a glngerbr ad village.
Kids can nJOY operating a model
railroad and making holiday
ornam,nts. Henry Ford & Greenfteld
Village (313/271-1820).
� MUSIC WORKSHOP - Union
Second Baptist Church of River
Rouge, 459 Beechwood, will pr nt
their econd nnual church mu c
workshop Nov. 18-21, beginning
7pm nightly. New mu Ic will be
taught and the ev nt w11 culmlnate'n
a church music conc rt at 5pm
Sunday, Nov 22, at Union Second
Baptist T public Is Invited. For
Information call (383-5559).
47 E Ad ms. Valldat d parking In
RenC n' Lot B Is Includ d In the
tick t price. For Information, or to
pick up tickets call (313/833-9800 or
313/224-3482) .
TREASURES IN TIME - A
nostalgic celebr tlon of period mus c
and dance. will be performed in the
Studio The re at WSU, Nov. 19-22.
Treasures In Tlme" consist of two
one-act pieces, "Ragtime
Remembrances "traces the history of
ragtime dance and
turn-of-the-century America through
the lives of one of the country's
greatest dance teams, Vernon and
I rene Castle. "Victorian Sec" ts" is
an Intimate look at a Victorian
hou ehold during th GI d d A
For tick t Iinform tlon c
(313/577 -2972).
Ichol c mpu. Brochur
b . C 1(3131 3-1130).
THE WHITE ROSE - by UIII n
Garrett-Gro g will perform Nov. 20
thru Dec. 6, 1992. Thl
thought-provoking play dramatlz
the true story of five student
arrested In Munich In 1942 for
distributing leaflets protesting th
Nazi regime, under the name of "The
White Rose." Earl D.A. Smith
Theatre on the U of D Mercy'
ATURDAY,
OV.21
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