Arts

The Michigan Daily

Friday, June 11, 1982

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Clubs/Bars
The Ark (1421 Hill; 761-1451)
Tonight, jazz and folk guitar from
Julie Austin and Kahoots. Connie
Huber sings up a storm on Saturday.
The Blind Pig (208 S. First; 996-
8555)
Folksinger-comedian and self-
made man Stuart Mitchell yuks it up
tonight and tomorrow night.
Joe's Star Lounge (109 N. Main;
665-JOES)
George Bedard and the Bon-
nevilles bring southern comfort to
Ann Arbor as they play foot-
stompin' country with a little twist of
rock. Tonight and tomorrow night.

rock. Leapin' lizards! What a
weekend !
Second Chance (516 E. Liberty;
994-5350)
Full Nelson pins you to the dance
floor with top-40 rock. All weekend.
Monday night features Steppin'
Razor, an all female reggae group
from New York. No really.
Theater
University Players
The Glass Menagerie, Tennessee
Williams haunting drama of a
family's love for, and destruction of,
each other. Through Saturday at 8
p.m. in Mendelssohn Theater.
The $4 Revue is a cabaret-style,
mish-mash of old jokes, old songs,
and old costumes. Fun for all and a
cash bar for the rest. Performances
follow The Glass Menagerie at ap-
proximately 10:30 p.m. in the
Michigan Room at the League. Call
764-0450 for information on both
shows.
The Stage Company
Jean-Paul Sartre's No Exit
reveals man through a visit to hell, a
hotel where the dead commiserate
on past transgressions. At the Can-
terbury Loft all weekend. Call 665-
0606 for information.
Exhibits
Museum of Art
This is the last weekend to visit
Leonardo's Return to Vinci, an
exhibit displaying several works by
the renaissance master, including
Salvator Mundi, an oil painting on
wood attributed to Leonardo.

'Glass Menagerie'
ends up disappointing
B Elliot Jackson very effective indeed, but the whole
By is-o, mournful word! - disappointing.
LET ME START by saying that the It is disappointing because director
SUniversity Players production of Richard Burgwin has overlooked an
The Glass Menagerie, running until element so vital, so crucial even, to the
June 12 at the Mendelssohn Theatre, is
far from really terrible. Parts of it are See 'MENAGERIE', Page8

Mr. Flood's Party (120 W. Liberty;
995-2123)
What would Brando do? He'd
come on down and listen to Dick
Siegel and the Ministers of Melody
tonight and tomorrow night. On
Sunday, he would catch some blues-
tinged whispers of jazz from Mimi
Harris.
Rick's American Cafe (611 Church;
996-2747)
Friday: The Urbations take the
roof off with R&B and early rock.
Saturday: SLK pounds out reggae,
ska, and rocksteady. Sunday: J.P. &
Friends handle blues, R&B, and

JAZZ on the
TERRACE
GEORGE BENSON QUARTET
TONIGHT JUNE 11 7-11 pm
U-Club Michigan Union
Outside-On the Terrace
SPECIAL PRICES
Happy Hour 4-7 Free Snacks

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