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( '/''Bernhard, renaissance representative of all that is hip, will play the Power Center tonight. Bernhard may have
reached her fame through her sarcastic and cynical appraisals of life in her stand-up comedy, but after
branching out into several forums, she proved herself to be both hilarious and sensitive. Her book, Confessions
- of a Pretty Lady, takes us from her childhood in Flint to the harsh wilds of L.A., from whence she bases her
acerbic identity. Acting credits include her one-woman film, Without You 1I'm Nothing, and a role in Martin
" Scorsese's King of Comedy. With this tour, entitled Giving Til It Hurts,Bernhard moves on to song, warbling
her way through introspective rock and poetic reminiscences. See the Flint native, the taller, thinner,
AlP"'brunetter Madonna, tonight at 8 p.m. Tickets are $20 at the Michigan Union Ticket Office (plus evil service
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The University of Michigan
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Tue. Sep.
24
Guest Artist Recital by
Nancy Garrett, piano
Mozart: Sonata in F Major, K .533/494
Beethoven: Sonata in E Major, Op.l109
Brahms: Variations and Fugue on a Theme
by Handel
School of Music Recital Hall, 8 p.m.
Lecture by Dance Historian
Seima Jeanne Cohen
"Happy Birthday, Giselle!"
Dance Building, Studio A, 7:30 p.m.
HOUSE
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out and buy them today. As for
Woo dface, use your money more
wisely and get the new Squeeze al-
ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE
SECOND STAGE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS
FOR ONE.
by Tom Kempinski
DIRECTED BY SIMON HA
PERFORMANCES AT
ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE
1035 MAIN STREET
THURSDAYS-SATURDAYS AT 8 PM
SEPTEMBER 19-OCTOBER 5, 1991
TICKETS ARE $7
THURSDAYS, TWO-FOR-ONE
FOR TICKET INFORMATION
4 CALL 662-7282.
CROWDED 110USE will be playing
songs from their lame new album at
Clubland tonight at 7:30 p.m., with
guitar wizard RICHARD
THOMPSON opening. Tickets are
$1850, plus a $2.50 service charge,
and are available only through
TicketMaster, so they can get away
with the added cost.
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There's one scene where Jackson is at
a restaurant with his old friend
Baker Moon (played by Afrika
Hall, of Jungle Brothers fame), in
which a huge neon Coke sign turns
over their heads. There's nothing
wrong with a major corporation
taking interest in supporting the
Black film renaissance, but when the
bum. It's much better, but that's the
subject for a different review - LARGE
corporation blatantly capitalizes on,
the fact that many from a market it,.;
wants to break into will be seeing
film, it's disgraceful, undermining
the whole message of the film.
When I walked out of the the- ,
ater, I thought, "How could
Schultz do that? How could he not
only water the whole theme of the,
film down to nonexistence,, but wa-
ter it down with Coke?" But then I
realized that Schultz has been doing
this for years; he has always been a
part of the system himself and:
there's no other way for him to be-
have. And that's a shame, because
when there are so many Black
directors clambering to show the
Black point of view, we don't need a
Black director showing us the white
Epoint of view.
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IThu. Sep. 26
NOW OPEN IN THE GALLERIA FOOD COURT
All events tree unless specified. Wheelchair accessible. For up-to-date
program information on School of Music events call the 24-Hour
Music Hotline--763-4726
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The University Children's'
Theater will be holding a ms=*
meeting for their production of'
Winnie the Pooh Monday evening at
7:00 in the Green Room of the '
Frieze Building. For more infor--',
mation, contact Troy at 668-0967.
OPEN FOR LUNCH 7 DAYS A WEEK 11 .UIEST
MON - SAT 11:00 AM TO MIDNIGHT 11 .UIEST
SUNDAY NOON TO MIDNIGHT AT THE GALLERIA
DELIVERY STARTS AT 4:00 PM IPIH: 741-1.200
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