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Bars and Clubs
The Blind Pig (208S. First; 996-8555)
From Detroit, the Marcus Belgrave
Quintet brings polished, contem-
porary jazz Friday and Saturday
nights.
The List
Joe's Star Lounge (109 N. Main; 665-
JOES)
Rhythm and blues are highlighted
as the Urbations fire up classics as
well as some originals Friday and
Saturday.
Mr. Flood's Party (120 W. Liberty;
995-2123)
The accent is on soul and R & B as
Chicago Pete and the Detroiters roll

into Ann Arbor for two performances
Friday and Saturday. Sunday, Flood's
hosts Pete Falkenstein who lets loose
on the keyboards with blues and jazz.
Rick's American Cafe (611 Church S.;
996-2747)
Rock that is rich in blues will be
purveyed by the Buzztones for your
Friday and Saturday night enter-
tainment.
Second Chance (516 E. Liberty; 994-
5350)
Full Nelson treats you to top-40 hot
hits all weekend (Friday through
Sunday).
Del Rio (122 Washington; 761-2530)
Sunday night is your opportunity to
hear local musicians belt out the jazz.

Music
Michigan Union
, For their Music at Mid-Day series
today, the Union proudly presents
Claire Ross, a harpist who will per-
form the music of Salzedo and Gran-
jany. 12:10, Michigan Union Pen-
delton Room. 763-5900. Free,
Theater
Young People's Theater Repertory
Company
Tonight through Sunday the YPT
presents A Company of Wayward
Saints, a comedy about a commedia
dell'arte troupe that finds themselves
in a sticky situation when their
manager loses all their props. The
troupe experiences one catastrophe
after another and is finally faced with
performing "The History of Man" in
two hours. 8 p.m., Performance Net-
work (408 W. Washington). $4, $3
students and seniors. Call 996-3888.
YPT also presents The Fabulous
Fable Factory Saturday and Sunday
evenings at six. Fable Factory is a
children's musical in which Aesop
manufactures his fables in a factory.
A group of young people come to
Aesop's aid when the factory breaks
down and the result is a marvelous
performance. $2 students and seniors.

Dance
Ann Arbor Ballet Theater
The company performs a program
of original works this evening at
eight for the entertainment of all. The
program will also include Beauty and
the Beast, and four short ballets Dan-
se Macabre, Gypsy, Heliotrope and 4 +
2. Power Center. $5, $3 children. Call
662-2942.
Etc
AstroFest 123
Meteorites provide the topic of
discussion Friday for Jim Loudon in
Auditorium 3 of the MLB. A film en-
titled The Search for the Tunguska
Meteorite will be shown that will
illuminate the findings of research
conducted that deals with the crash of
a meteor in Siberia in 1908. The lec-
ture and film start at 7:30. Call 994-
3966. Free.
WZZX/WCBN
Tonight at seven your two favorite
radio stations are having meetings.
WJJX is holding a mass meeting for
all interested, potential radio per-
sonalities and what not while CBN is
interested in finding people for their
network publicity and public affairs
staffs. These meetings take place in
the Kuenzel Room at the Michigan
Union so come find out about your
various opportunities to make it in the
world of radio. Call 763-3501. Free.

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Stranded performers
trace man's history
K e eSaints" and is brought to you by the
By Katie Brewer Young People's Theatre.
The moment you first enter the
TOO1NG FOR SOME unusual en- theater you realize that this is no or-
tertainment this weekend? You can dinary performance you have come to
find it-if you are determined-in the see: The "theatre"is a large warehouse
form of a play that is not only unique in much like the "Our Gang" performan-
its presentation, but that offers an ce arenas of the old days. At the same
aunusual cast of characters as well. time you understand that the crude
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