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I WAS A MALE WAR
BRIDE (Howard Hawks, 1949)
AUD A 8:30
Cary Grant in drag is a sight no
one should miss. He plays a young
French soldier who falls in love
with an American WAC. He is
denied entrance to the U.S., but
since brides are allowed in, he
becomes one.
THE UNBEARABLE LIGHT-
NESS OF BEING (Philip
Kaufman, 1988) - Michigan Theater
6:30
Daniel Day-Lewis is a Hun-

garian brain surgeon with two girl-
friends. Set against the backdrop of
the 1968 Soviet invasion of Hun-
gary. From a novel that seemed it
couldn't be filmed. Good film, even
if not a good adaptation.
MYSTIC PIZZA (Donald
Petrie, 1988) Michigan Theater
9:40
See Friday's listing.
THE SEVEN SAMURAI
(Akira Kurosawa, 1954) MLB 3
7:30
A band of samurai protect a vil-

lage from savage bandits. A terrific
action film that spurned many
imitations including The Mag-
nificent Seven. A masterpiece of
direction and excitement. With
Toshiro Mifune.
GATES OF HEAVEN (Erroll
Morris, 1978) MLB 4 7:00 &
10:00
The first documentary by the
director of the critically acclaimed
The Thin Blue Line. This film
starts as a report about a small
news story dealing with the
relocation of a pet cemetery. It
evolves into a poignant look at our
obsessions with life and death.

POTO AND CABENGO (Jean-
Pierre Gorin, 1979) MLB 4 8:40
A documentary about a pair of
six-year-old twins who commun-
icate with a language indecipherable
to anyone else.
RAIDERS OF THE LOST
ARK (Steven Spielberg, 1981)
Nat Sci 7:00 & 9:30
The rip-roaring action adventure
of all time. Harrison Ford en-
counters thrills and spills while on
a hunt for the lost ark of the
covenant. But did I really need to
tell you that?

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Friday: Mars Needs Women,
Rockabilly & classic rock & roll.
Saturday: The Whip,
R&B, soul, and vintage rock.
Sunday: Blues Jam (5:30-9 p.m.),.
Ann Arbor Blues.
THE ARK (761-1451)
Friday: Jesse Winchester,
Memphis-born singer.
Saturday: Rory Block,
Blues.
Sunday: Alistair Brown and Jeff
McCl intock,
Rousing, raucous music.
BIRD OF PARADISE
(662-8310)
Friday & Saturday: Eddie Russ

Trio,
Jazz.
Sunday: Rick Roe Quartet,
Jazz ensemble.
THE BLIND PIG
(996-8555)
Friday & Saturday: Eddie Shaw
and the Wolf Gang,
Blues.
Sunday: The Gay 90s,
Top-40.
T HE EARLE (994-0211)
Friday & Saturday: Rick
Burgess Trio,
Jazz ensemble.
MAINSTREET COMEDY
SHOWCASE
(996-9080)

Friday-Sunday: Gary Kern,
Whimsical, off-beat humor.
NECTARINE BALLROOM
(994-5436)
Friday: Boys' Night Out II,
D.J. Roger Lelievre.
Saturday: Top-40 Dance Party,
Various D.J.s.
Sunday: Teen Night (5-10 p.m.).
RICK'S AMERICAN CAFE
(996-2747)
Friday & Saturday: Regular
Boys,
Blues, R&B, and urban soul.
U-CLUB (763-2236)
Friday: New Music Dance Party.
Saturday: Club Night,
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Music staffers rate this year's best and worst tunes.
Film
Daily reviewers count down their top ten films of '88.
1988: The 'U'
A look back at the ups and downs on campus last year.
1988: Politics
After a long political year, the nation has a new leader.
1988: Sports
Michigan loses several great athletes, but gains a new A.D.
The List
What's going on in Ann Arbor this weekend. 1
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FRIDAY.
CAPTAIN DAVE AND THE
PSYCHEDELIC LOUNGE
CATS - Halfway Inn, 9:30 p.m.
With "The Covingtons", $2.

SUNDAY

"Scenes from the Life of a Martyr",
featuring performers from Detroit,
the Ann Arbor community and the
School of Music.

MARTIN LUTHER KING IN
MEMORIUM - Hill Aud., 8
p.m.
H. Robert Reynolds conducting

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FRIDAY
"FRANKINCENSE AND
MYRRH" - Angell Hall, Aud. B,
8 p.m.
"The Trade Routes of the Red Sea",
Prof. John Eadie, MSU.
"PARTNERS IN CRIME:
ISRAELI ANDAMERICAN
OPPRESSION IN THE
THIRD WORLD" - Rackham
Amphitheatre, 7 p.m.
Speaker: Jane Hunter.
"EXPRESSIONS OF
IDENTITY" - Michigan Union
Art Lounge, 4-6 p.m.
An'Asian-American Art Show.

MS-DOS BASIC SKILLS
COMPUTER COURSE -
3001 SEB, 9 a.m.-12 oon.
Registration required.
"WHAT ANTHROPOLOGY
BRINGS TO THE STUDY OF
EDUCATION" - 1211 School
of Education, 3:15 p.m.
K. Anderson-Levitt.
"TRADITIONAL
CONCEPTIONS OF
CORRUPTION IN
INDONESIA" - Lane Hall
Commons, 12 noon.
Brown Bag Lecture, Onghokham.

KOSHER MEALS ARE
BACK AGAIN AT HILLEL -
Available Mon-Fri., for info. call
Hillel office at 769-0500.
SATURDAY
ICE HOCKEY- U OF M VS.
BOWLING GREEN - Yost Ice
Arena, 7:30 p.m.
"GUESS WHO'S COMING
TO DINNER?" - Hillel, 7 & 9
p.m.
With Spencer Tracy, Katherine .
Hepburn, and Sidney Poitier.

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