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*'he Michigan Daily

Wednesday, January 14, 1987

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Guthrie troupe to perform 'Candida'
common sense social criticism that that he will win her away from Irrefutable mistress of the situation be one of the dramatic events of the Union, any Ticket World Outlets,
hKraus seems typical in many of Shaw's him. Their ensuing battle is one of as she is, she becomes a feminist semester. The show begins at 8 or the Michigan Theater. Tickets
By Joseph plays. He is a socialist thinker of words, not fists. ideal in a society that takes its p.m. Tickets are $1850 and $1050 should be available at the door as
the first order, so in demand as a But the true star of the play is women too much for granted. and are available in advance at the well.
Underneath the ideas, when the public speaker that he long since Candida. Effortlessly rising above The Guthrie Theater, presenting
sophisticated phrasing and limitless ceded control of his day to day the squabble, she provides order for the play in its nationwide tour, is
wit are wiped away, George Bernard existence to Candida and his the preacher and compassion for the one of the most prestigious krn. rn
Shaw's Candida is a play about secretaries. He is so powerful a poet. With her understated beauty national repertory companies in the M Fresh Bakery
love. Candida herself, a woman in thinker that nobody in the play can and quiet understanding, she proves country. Based in Minneapolis, its sHomemade Soups
BAT!,? Ali BI'Tifi 1.AI? ~NP " Sandwiches
her middle thirties, has won the stand up to him directly. she has the power to humiliate various productions have been y made to order
hearts of two men: her husband, a Eugene Marchbanks is quite the both, yet refuses to hurt either awarded most of the honors . Hot Entrees Doily
noted socialist preacher, and a opposite. A physically weak young wantonly. In the end, she casts American theater has to offer.
young houseguest who fancies him - man, he idles his afternoons away aside her husband's unimpeachable Company member Howard Dallin CATERING THE NEW PLACE FOR
selfapoet. in self-absorbed contemplation. logic and Marchbank's poetic directs. .University Meetings
Her husband, the Reverend When he falls in love with Candida, tapestries and settles the dispute on Tonight's production, in the re - Dorm Parties Hore Cooking'
James Morell, spouts the sort of he declares his intention to Morrell the strength of her own love. furbished Michigan Theater, should " Frternity ond Sorority Functions
120 E. LIBERTY 668-299

Records
Bruce S p ringsteen
and the E Street Band
Live/1975-85
Columbia
Springsteen's live album isn't
just another album; it's an event.
It's probably the recording event of
the year.
The five records would be worth
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than that it finally makes Spring -
steen's justly lauded live perfor -
mances available to the general
public.
But, this album is more than
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American rock, from Elvis
SPresley to Bob Dylan to Bruce
Springsteen, has always been pro -

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contrast to England's tendency to
produce great rock bands.
Springsteen established himself
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The selections here are all
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It has been easy in the last two
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