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…-social progressiveness to Ann Arbor Film Festivals. The Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Fes- tival is the latest exponent in this local tradition, but its road of good intentions this year led unfortunately to failure…

… production of an- nual Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festivals, free concerts, coordin- ation and direction of recordings of these events, and promotion of local artists. All this is now handled by his Rainbow…

…Tuesday, September 11, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Blue Good By ROY CHERNUS Ann Arbor has been well known for some time now due to its ex- ports ranging from models of political…

… real good time" as advertised, to stay home next year. IA Fall Term U of M STUDENTS! Buy USED TEXTBOOKS COME AND MEET US ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE MASS MEETINGS-SEPT. 10-14 201 MULHOLLAND (off WI…

…-area artists. This comple- mented the recent Detroit Belle Isle Blues Festival in promoting community cultural activity and appreciation which the common commercial concerts can't pos- sibly do. But all in all…

…, it didn't work. The wonderful idealism was mar- red by many things, not t h e least of which was the indis- criminate programming in pure- ly musical terms. The "Blues and Jazz" billing of the festival…

…. Be-j sides, there were interesting air- ed interviews and commentaries by musicians and festival work- ers. I would encourage everyone seriously interested in blues and jazz, and not just in having "a…

… was misleading, for the amount of jazz presented was pitifully small. The blues medium demands in- strumental and vocal emotional eloquence to breathe life and im- mediacy into its simple chord…

… structures. But the eloquence was lacking as I often found it near- ly imposible to sit through inter- minably long and boring blues sets. Incompetence would run for 20 minutes at a time with contriw ed vocal…

… was Walter Horton whom I heard alone speak honestly for the blues with some stunningly virtuoso harmonica playing and sympathetic accompaniment. Those I was most excited to hear, Ray Charles and contem…

… ANN ARBOR'S FILM FEST TAKES OVER THE MICHIGAN' S MAIN STAGE Left: Interns and volunteers pi together posters and publicati to hype the festival. Right: Film reels are meticuloi labeled and organized…

… accordir to their day, time and theater location. Going ByJiwon Le Daily Arts Witer Film festival volun- teers Shrihari Sathe, Jacquline Wood and hen lookin th Laura Bridges, cre- ing Ann Arbor Fri ate a…

… just one person that sees the work. I think Ann Arbor is so special because of how we respect the work and filmmakers doing the work. Some festivals are about the view- ers or the audience and our…

… er fe fri Th ta by as its w in fe Photos courtesy of the Ann Arbor Film Festival Top: "Colorforms" airs March 19 at 9:30 p.m. Bottom: "Mouskouri and a Cabbage Tree" airs March 20 at 2. p.m. …

… to be considered out- standing. 'T IS INEVITABLE that this year's festival be compared to last year's and given that the first Ann Arbor Blues Fes- tival was very nearly perfect, it is just as…

… Wells and Buddy Guy enjoy playing CALL: Marnie Heyn, 769-7353 Madelyn Campbell, 769-7683 or 2012 SEB 764-3503 FOR BLUES LOVERS in this country, Christmas runs a poor second to the Ann Arbor Blues…

… real problems of the * festival was that there was too much talent to be presented in the time allowed. First let me say that if there is any good reason why the City of Ann Arbor should attach a 12…

… consecutive year, in contrast to most "pop" festivals, almost every artist promised in the advance publicity appeared, plus sev- eral unscheduled major acts. And there were the Blues freaks, not as many as last…

… year, and evidently not nearly enough to cover the festival ex- penses, but if the crowd were measured by their knowledge of and respect for the blues instead of by simple numbers, then it too would have…

… summer, Ann Ar- bor has been relatively calm, in marked contrast to last sum- mer's violent disturbances on S. University. But Krasny is not Smaking any predictions for the fall. "The key to the issue is…

… appearance last summer. It now would seem inappro- priate to begin a blues program any other way. But, John Lee's set had to be the one that highlighted the evening. He has a fantastic blues voice-very low…

… and a half, but it was' still great to see and hear him again. EARLY SATURDAY afternoon brought a fine progression of traditional and country blues. Lazy Bill Lucas played a fine set, the highlight of…

… disappointing set. To begin with, he didn't play the songs I particular- ly like to hear him do ("Born under a Bad Sign," "Blues Power"). The guitar work in the stuff he did play was at best medi- ocre…

… rock, and roll instead of blues ("Shake, Rattle and Roll") but what- ever it's called, it was really great music. Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson performing with Big Joe Turner was awarded a stand- ing ovation…

… festivals. The of Palestine. The Ann Arbor Palestine Film Festi- 2005 Oscar nom- Ann Arbor val's opening night film, "Salt of inee for Best For- This Sea," was selected for the eign Language 2008 Cannes Film…

… spotlight after sion for her to choose Ann Arbor its premiere at the 2008 Sundance to host the event. Film Festival. It follows a group of "Ann Arbor is a really good place Palestinian rappers as they pur- to…

…-Hop" dialogue. Ann Arbor represents will headline the festival's closing a place where people can openly night on Saturday. discuss (Palestinian) issues." Ashraf plans to hold the festival Ashraf hopes to dispel…

… networks, they are not are really happy we're doing this." fair and objective," she said. "Pal- The Ann Arbor Palestine Film estinians are not given a voice." Festival begins tonight atthe Michi- "Media…

… Furs' 2007 debutPlague Park, for example, was influenced by a trip to a mass grave of the same name in Helsinki, Finland. Palestinian films reach Ann Arbor By KAVI PANDEY they have to say about their…

…- ema, having already earned a 2003 oped its share of notable films. Cannes selection with short film Such films will be on display start- "Like Twenty Impossibles." ing tonight at the first Ann Arbor…

… common as an annual event in Ann Arbor. views of Palestine by bringing Pal- "The first year it was difficult, estinian films to a local audience. 'but it will become easier and easi- "I think the reason…

…'s standards. No song on the album expresses this concept of materialism run rampant better than "Talk- ing Hotel Arbat Blues." The melody is initially reminiscent of Joan Jett's garage-rock hit "Bad Reputation…

… Blues," acting as a word- less epilogue to its predecessor. Its whining synthesizers make for an uneasy listen. The ideas from "Arbat Blues" beg for reflection and evoke a troubling question: What if the…

… Festival. The Film, "Paradise Film Festival movie follows an American-born Now," is arguably h daughter of Palestnian refugees as the most famous Today through she returns to her family's home, movie from…

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… ROSENBAUM/Daily Eric Clapton plays to the crowd at the Palace on June 6, insisting this Is his last tour. The show featured old favorites "Layla," "Sunshine of Your Love" and "Bell Bottom Blues, along with an…

… Aitrs Festival of New Works dra attention to 'U' p1lywrite Monda9, June 11, 2001-- The Michigan bail - 11 y Jenna Gerds r the Daily hen you think Broadway show, at comes to mind? "Annie, Get Your…

… already een it. That's because "Summer of 2" owes at least a portion of its uture success to the University of ichigan's New Works Festival. The lay debuted at the University, under onstruction, in June of…

… 1999 in the estival's first year on campus. The Festival of New Works, artis- ally directed for three years by ywright Frank Gagliano, helped o showcase "Summer of 42" and nany other plays, musicals and…

… creenplays in the last two years, and sill continue to provide this special nd unique opportunity in 2001. In act, the Festival is the only vehicle n the country for dramatic writing hat undertakes production…

… for all hree forms of media in one season, .nd Gagliano and his associate, dary Lou Chlipala, have put a lot of d, sweat and tears into this sum - aers Festival. Arthur Miller attended the Festival n…

… flies." But don't buy tickets for this year's upcoming plays expecting to see a finished product. The element of the Festival of New Works that makes it so original is the fact that the productions are in…

… member s HE LATEST entry into the board great Lyman Woodard. turned in electrifying perform- Ann Arbor nmusic scene is L.W.O.'s style of music is a ances as well. Davidson, or in- at the Blue Frogge…

… on the Way to the Forum (MLB 4, 7 only); How I Won the War (MLB 4, 9 only); Seventh Annual Ann Arbor 8 mm Film Festival (Schorling Aud., 7 & 9). Saturday1- Putney Swope (MLB 3, 7, 8:45 & 10); Sher…

…., 7 & 9); Seventh An- nual Ann Arbor 8 mmFilm Festival (Schorling Aud., 7 & 9). Sunday - Seventh Annual Ann Arbor 8 mm Film Fes- tival (Schorling Aud., 7 & 9); Medea (MLB 4, 7 only); The Gospel…

… sponsoring money comes largely from do- the Ann Arbor Film Festival, nations from supportive film which begins tonight at 7. co-ops and ticket sales at the The festival, now in its. sev- door. enth consecutive…

…. legitimate means to a creative This year, over 100 contest- and profitable end, say board ants will vie for a minimum of members of the Ann Arbor Film $1,000 in cash awards. The prize Co-op. The Co-op is…

… available at the door. ( - .r + r , ti t~ --._. PIZZA AVAILABLE TILL I A.M. The Roadhouse is lo- cated four miles north of Ann Arbor at U.S.' 23 and N. Territorial Rd. Information 665- 3967 Enjoy dining…

… before the s h o w upsfairs at the Hill ounge The ROAbHOUSE U.S. 23 N. Tcrir t Ann Arbor 'i mi_ ...... ..r,. __-> n c, c c7 ---"_ - _ -- ___, _. , A~ - WEST SIDE BOOK SHOP Used & Rare Books Bought…

…-percussionist whiz, plays drums Wednesday night at the Blue Frogge. L.W.O. plays Blue Frogge Cinemna Weekend Friday - The Big Sleep (Arch. Aud., 7 & 9:05); La Sal- amandre (Ang. Aud. A, 7 & 9); A Fpnny Thing Happened…

… week's and next wok's synchronized jazz, rhythm and THE GROUP will be play ng offering is the Lyman Woodard blues, and soul music ;nto an again at the Blue Frogge Fcb- Organization, a talent quartet e…

… this scene, the audi- ence became quite involved, clapping in unison with the beat. The Can-can in the third act was equally festive and enjoy- able. The costumes were for the most part startling yeIt au…

… Wednesday, July 11, 1073 is editedwandanaged y students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday…

… morning during the University year at 420 May- nard Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104. Subscription rates: $10 by carrier (cam- pus area); $11 local mail (Michigan and Ohio); $13 non-local mail (other…

… Mariposa Folk Festival. Performers from the Arctic Circle, and as far away as West Africa, joined the large troop of Canadian and American artists. They fiddled, danced, sang the blues or told bawdy folk…

… To The Daily TORONTO - Folk music lov- ers from the U. S. and Canada, including over 100 from Ann Ar- bor, swarmed to Toronto Island this weekend for three days of song and dance at the 13th An-, nual…

…" Crudup under the 39th Street "El" in Chicago, where he lived in a packing crate after coming north from Mississippi in the mid 30's. The grey-haired Crudup still delights audiences with the blues songs he…

… 24 Bowling for Dollars 50 1ILove Lucy 56 Zoom 7:30 2 What's My Line? 4 Festival of Family Classics 7 Wild Kingdom 9 Irish Rovers 11 Police Surgeon 13 Truth or Consequences 20 Rifleman . 24 Let's Make a…

… Sara Grey whose ballads range from tender melancholy to blushing bawdiness. Only 8,000 tickets were sold this year, although thousands more were in demand, in order to keep the festival's more intimate…

… atmosphere - a big difference from rock festivals of the Wood- stock, Goose Lake syndrome where thousands crash the gates, pack in and rock on. The crowds who come only for big names occasionally cause…

… problems, like last year when Neil Young made an appear- ance. Festival directors say they are not purposely staying away f r o m the better promoted "stars," but that they only use them where they fit in…

… Thornton, and Son House. The Ann Arbor Blues Festi- val, perhaps the only major concert production of this year which was planned to be non- profit (profits were to go into future festivals)' is .now $2 0…

… Young for a $2.00 admission. There is a good pos- sibility that Johnny Winter will play a benefit for th Festival in early October; meanwhile, con- tributions may be sent to the Ann Arbor Blues Festival…

… GOLDENTHAL BLUES BAND Admission 75c REFRESHMEN TS SHALOM HOUSE at. HILLEL 1429 Hill St. Easy to Operate- Easy on Your Purse IMNYk piM HI-Fl BUYS ANN ARBOR-EAST LANSING 618 S. Main 769-4700 -Vmmp…

… disappointing Winter Johnny Winter attended the 2nd Annual Ann Arbor B 1 u e s Festival this past August for the sole purpose of hearing the artists who are his mentors. On the final night he consented to play…

… The Michigan Daily, edited and man-, aged by students at the University of Michigan. News phone: 764-0552. Second Class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Mich- igan, 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104…

… for a few minutes and his ten to fifteen minute jam with Luther Allison was one of those peak moments of the cosmos, even in a festival with the likes of Bobby Blues Band, John Lee Hooker, Big Mama…

….- 000 or $25,000 in the hole which not only threatens any future blues festival here but a 1 s o financially undermines the co- sponsoring Canterbury House, which for one example, has pre- sented Neil…

…-Sept. 11 8:30 P.M. Ix Union Ballroom ADMISSION: FREE with yearbook receipt or 50c 141 IIII m TODAY DOORS OPEN 6:45 SHOWS AT DIAL 8-:416 7, 9P.M. solid blues-rock which is con- sistently unexciting. The…

… Carter: Famous PIZZA & CHICKEN from THOMPSON'S PIZZA 211 E. ANN ST. (Next to Armory) CALL 761-0001 FREE DELIVERY-7 Days a Week-FREE DELIVERY A~ On h is owi By CLIFF SLOAN Last year the Creative Arts…

…. Festival sponsored a jazz week- end, featuring many facets of what is now called the original American musical form. For the first time many were exposed to Ron Carter, a bass player who for many years…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, March 11, 1986 Page 5. IV Film Festival returns to Ann Arbor By John Shea T he Ann Arbor Film Festival commands attention. Now in its twenty-fourth year, it…

… the help of Ann Arbor's Goethe House, which promotes the best of recent German culture and arts. There will be special performances as well. Men Working will present a conceptual performance piece on…

… By Joseph Kraus There's something to be said for the middle. Anne Hills has worked for the last several years with two of folk music's old guard: Tom Paxton and Bob Gib- son. At the same time, though…

…. Experimenting with country, blues, and jazz techniques, she brings a fresh vision to many of the finest folk songs being written today. In particular, her version of Jon Ims' "Two of a Kind" on her last album…

… is the oldest and perhaps most prestigious festival in North America. Filmmakers from all around get the respect of their peers and the attention of the major studios in Hollywood. Ruth Bradley is the…

… director of the festival for the ninth consecutive year. She is part of a five member commit- tee who will prescreen over 200 en- tries before the festival gets under way Tuesday night. They will watch these…

… entered a film in the festival. Last year he won the top prize, the Tom Berman Award, for the most promising filmmaker; this is the brass ring that over 200 entrants are hoping to grab. "Even the money…

…, and 9 p.m., to conclude the festival. All of the programs will be diffferent and each will be of equal quality. Among the highlights of the festival will be two feature-length films. German artist…

… festival. Art Museum fetes fortieth By Arona Pearlstein " Adevice for the furtherance of £L7teaching" is how Jean-Paul Slusser described the fuction of a university art museum. Slusser, who wrote those…

… come out of this year's Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival. Since that time, partly as a result of some shrewd promotion on the part of Rainbow promoter John Sinclair, Sam has become somewhat of a local…

… money, you start to worry too much about losing it." ONE STRING'S emergence as an Ann Arbor celebrity was as- sured when Festival promoter Sinclair fell in love with an al- bum he recorded about twenty…

… corner when the weather is good. He's been di- vorced for twenty years, and has a son and a daughter. One String does several shows a week when he comes to Ann Arbor, but back at his home in Aikester his…

… playing the blues in bars and on the street, as 9 prelude to his recent tccess. "I've had is pretty rough," he says leaning forward in his seat and touching his close-cropped, hair, "I want people to know…

… sing is :he same thing." WHEN SAM PLAYS the blues, he beats the floor wien his foot, and plucks a rhytam on h i s string. His whole body starts twitching to the beat. He uses a Pan Am drinking glass…

… for almost thirty years. In the process, One String became acquainted with Bessie Smith, Lightnin' Hopkins, PROFI LES ONE STRING SAM Playin' blues on a board and a string Ma Rainey, and Sonny Boy Wil…

… 'door. We had to run the deer out, because they ate the corn." One String Sam was shooting the shit with John Lee Hooker's wife at the Blues and Jazz festi- vals back a few weeks: "You get more blues out…

…'s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Screenplay by Jules Feiffer. Jack Nicholson, Candice Bergan, Ann-Margaret, Art Garfunkle. C ' II T .WHO'S AFRAIDl OF VIR[;IKIA WAOi F7 I …

… Arbor City Council last night unanimously passed a resolution granting $15,000 to the organizers of the Ann Arbor Summer Festival. The resolution earmarks $11,911 from the 1984-85 Contingency Council…

… Programs budget and $3,009 from the General Fund Undesignated Fund Balance to assist the Ann Arbor Summer Festival in promotion and organization of this year's festival. The General Fund Undesignated Fund…

… NORTON It was apparent at last night's City Council meeting that plans for this year's Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival are rapidly foundering in a sea of partisan disputes over a site for the August…

… against a blues and jazz festival, but they just don't want it in Ann Arbor." THE REPUBLICANS cite the relative newness of Gallup Park and the danger of vandalism among their reasons for oppos- ing the site…

… and D i x b o r o, or the Knights of Columbus grounds on Dexter Road. Both sites are out- side the Ann Arbor city limits. "What they're saying," said Kenworthy, "is that they don't have anything…

… also be at a reception at the Ann Arbor Dis- trict Library following the confer- ence and at the Author Breakfast i on Saturday in the League. W-4 The festival is committed to A I promoting literariness…

… festival is accessible to all age groups and supports the reading and writing scene not only at the University, but also through- out Ann Arbor - a town composed of accomplished and developing writers alike…

…Monday, May 11, 2009 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com 9 All booked up By PRIYA BALI Daily Arts Writer For those still taking classes in Ann Arbor, the art scene continues to be a thriv- ing…

… resource. And it's only appropriate that a town known for its intellectually stimulat- ing culture and for hous- 6th Annual ing over 30 bookstores Ann Arbor host a spring book festi- val. The 6th Annual Ann…

… topics such as the newspaper industry, youth and creativity, how books change lives and the future of the book. The Ann Arbor art scene thrives all summer long. "The organizers who were originally behind…

… not only through the written word but also through theater, dance and music. On Friday, an event called "The Art of the Play: From Page to Stage" will feature short performances by Ann Arbor's Blackbird…

… folk group Peter, Paul and Mary, who is com- monly remembered for co-writing "Puff the Magic Dragon," will perform folk songs from his children's books. Returning this year is the Ann Arbor Civic Ballet…

…. "Ann Arbor is a culture ofideaswherepeoplewant to come and hear what others have to say about different issues, and then interact with those people and have Q&A and share their thoughts," Kobenalt said…

… N T S I.BERS HOURS ion-Fri 9:00-5:00pm Sat 8:30-3:00pm SICK OF THE DORMS? CAN'T FIND A PLACE TO LIVE? Visit michigandaily.com/classifieds to see all of the great houses and apartments Ann Arbor…

…-day matinees at Ann Arbor 1 & 2 are for Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday only; matinees at State are for Saturday and Sunday only. THE 37TH ANNUAL ANN ARBOR FILM FESTIVAL Vincent Van Gogh See Thursday. 7 p…

…-7652. 7 p.m. ---- - - - - Tuesday CAMPUS CINEMA 37th Ann Arbor Film Festival (1999) Open-to-the-public reception with the Peter Sparling Dance Co. opening thefes- tival with Julianne O…

… Maazlin There are few cities in the Midwest that measure up to Ann Arbor. Aside from Madison, our fair city, compared to any other Big Ten col- 'tege town, is the best around. Columbus is large, but lacks…

… character. West Lafayette is in the middle of nowhere. Evanston is a Cambridge wannabe. And everyone in East Lansing is grain-fed. Or so the theory goes. Ann Arbor is simply different. Instead of strip malls…

… everyone together. And so, in order to resolve those two problems, the board chose to meet in Ann Arbor because of its central location, and to put on a show, a miniature folk festival in fact, to help…

…). Theater Hello Dolly - Starring Judity Dow, this tale of Dolly, chat irrepressible matron of turn-of-the century New York is always a favorite and this Ann Arbor Civic Theater production promises to be top…

… matinee begins at 2 p.m. All perfor- mances are in the Trueblood Theater of the Frieze Building. (763-2071). Etc Canoeing Clinic - The Ann Arbor Parks and Recreation Department is sponsoring this chance to…

… Jimmy Johnson heats up the place with his "axe", both Friday and Saturday. The list Concerts Blues Doubleheader - Bobby "Blue" Bland and Albert King, two blues superstars pair up for what promises to be…

… an unforgettable evening of music. Bland is often credited as being the inventor of the blues ballad and his influence on later blues and rock musicians has been profound. King, known as "the king of…

… the blues" perfected many of the elec- tric blues riffs that late served the likes of Eric Clapton so well. The show begins at 7:30 Saturday night at the Michigan Theater. Tickets are $11 in advance at…

… intern with the Ann Arbor Film Festival, places posters into the display cases in front of the Michigan Theater on East Liberty Street. The festival kicks off tonight. Marchvigil1 protest lack of fe…

… and Tuesday in front of the Ann Arbor Public Library. THE CALENDAR What's happening in Ann Arbor today EVENTS "Students Who Support Children Deserve Better Options From the Univer- Apartheid…

… with symposium The Anne Waldman Symposium kicks off Wednesday with "Talking About Anne: Some Reflections on Anne Waldman's Work," a talk by NPR correspondent Andrei Codrescu. The symposium features an…

… Blues: How Politics Built a Prison Nation." She will speak today at 8 p.m. at Shaman Drum Bookshop, 315 S. State St. Conference to honor Goldstein, discuss writing A daylong conference, titled "Mak- ing a…

… Shabbat dinner is a really good wy to bring people together - especially during a week dedicated to remembering the Holo- caust," Wulwick said. Mirror images Blue Party aims to improve transportation…

…. But Blue Party presidential can- didate John Carter says his party's platform consists of realistic issues it wants to accomplish next year. Carter said his main goals are improving transportation…

… to work. "Blue Party is going to get these things done because we've done them before," said Blue Party vice presidential candidate John Simp- son. "Doing it the first time is hard, doing it the second…

… time is follow- ing your protocol." All of the Blue Party's promises last year were accomplished, including the creation of a fall break and the extension of recre- ational sports building hours, Carter…

… said. The experience and connections with the administration gained by Blue Party members in working on Winter 2002 such projects will help the party accomplish current goals like push- ing spring break…

… back a week, Simpson said. "Everyone can complain that we break-in spring break, and we don't get to experience it like everybody else," Simpson said. "One of the Blue Party's strengths is working with…

… to the rootsy energy of folk and blues. And while most of the audience were of Ann Arbor’s older crowd, the RFD Boys maintain their relevance with their dedication to their craft. And for anyone…

…. From the Sundance Film Fest: The final few flicks SAYAN GHOSH Daily World Music Columnist Hot off their performance at the 42nd annual Ann Arbor Folk Festival hosted by local NGO and music club…

… was sitting in a casual bar in southern West Virginia than a respectable music club in downtown Ann Arbor. Most of that is due to the band’s personal brand of magic; with both the nature of their…

…-awaited milestone while singing, leaving the past behind. “Blues Stay Away From Me,” “She’s Gone, Gone, Gone” and “The Train That Carried My Girl From Town” were the perfect blend of soulful blues and foot…

… away in the Midwest. Combining old-style, traditional blues and country while maintaining a fresh edge to every performance, the band capitalized on the electricity live performance lends…

… few days of Sundance are an overwhelming, delirious mix of exhilaration and exhaustion. In between attending the final screenings of the festival and being holed up in a coffee shop…

… previous projects and the challenges of making low- budget productions. Although meeting Akhavan and Ganatra after the panel was one of the many great moments during the festival, my packed showing of…

… sentimental moments like these, but judging from the film itself, which you’ll read my thoughts about below, nothing felt more authentic. My final, sold-out screening of the festival, “Late Night,” was…

… Arts Writer CONCERT REVIEW SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL SAM ROSENBERG Daily Arts Writer Read more at MichiganDaily.com I don’t think that Stromae wants to chide us for enjoying his work at all. 6A…

… at The Ark will be the performer's first appear- ance in Ann Arbor. geonholed into the "women's music" category. In a better world, Bishop's sexuality would not be such an in issue; but she recognizes…

…th year of the United States Constitution and the 150th anniversary of Ann Arbor being the sight of the University of Michigan. Tickets can be purchased at the Michigan Union ticket office. First row…

…Page 14 -The Michigan Daily-Friday, December 11, 1987 Bishop ofers a feminist - ii 'Taste of the Blues' By Timothy Huet' Heather Bishop follows in an; honorable line of Canadian folk- based…

… that it is an issue and feels compelled to address it in her music. Bishop would prefer to be known for her skill as a folk or blues singer, rather than her sexuality. Her latest album, A Taste of the…

… cultivating an audience south of the border by opening for more established acts and playing for progressive audi- ences. Bishop was a hit this summer at the Michigan Womyn's Festival. Next Thursday's concert…

… encounter in his youth. Stars Jean-Louis Trintigant The Graduate - (Ann Arbor Film Co-op. MLB Ad 4, 7, 9 P.m. $1.25) Dustin Hoffman plays the graduate with elec- tric performances also by Anne Bancroft (Mrs…

… Linda - JB and Co., ton 40. 9 pm., no cover. Mr. Flood's Party - Grev- in's Angels, country, 9:30 pm., 75c. Pretzel Bell - RFD Boys, countrv'western. 9-30 pm., $1. Bimbo's Ann Arbor -- Gas- lighters…

….m., $1. Rimbi's Ann Arbor - Gas- lighters, dixieland, after 8:30 p.m., 50c. THE TUBE The episode that woo Cloris ILeachmansan Emmy will be on the Mary Tyler Moore Show en- titled "Phyllis Whips Inflation…

… String Band, 9:30 p.m. Pretzel Bell - RFD Boys, country and western, $1, 9:30 p.m. Ann Arbor Free Concert, 2-6 p.m., at Victor Jara Musician's Park, Express and three other bands. THE TUBE Conversations…

… - Ann Arbor Experimental Jazz Band, jazz, 9:30 p.m., $1. Loma Linda - JB and Co., top 40, 9 p.m., no cover. Mr. Flood's Party - Eric Glatz, 9:30 p.m., no cover. Music School - Carillon Re- cital, Hudson…

… Ladd, carillon- neur, Burton Tower, 7-8 p.m. tuesday JULY 15 CINEMA Smiles of a Summer Night - (Ann Arbor Film Co-op, Aud. A, Angell, 7, 9 p.m., $1.25) - Ing- mar Bergman comedy which won honors at the…

… for live reports and background pro- grams concerning the Apollo/ Soyuz "space summit." thursday JULY 17 CINEMA Go West - (Ann Arbor Film Co-op, Aud. A, Angell, 7, 8:45 10:30 p.m., $1.25) - Crazy 1925…

… - (Fifth Forum) Rock Opera with Roger Daltry as Tommy and co-stars Ann Margaret and Elton John. Worth seeing for the fun of it. A Streetcar Named Desire- (Matrix until July 10) Classic Tennessee Williams…

…. $2.00 general nublic. Golden Falcon - Headwind, rock'iaz?. 9:30 pm., $1. The Heidelberg- - Mustard's Retreat. folk. 9 pm., no cover. The Hill Lonnee - Shades of Blue, 40s - current, 9:30-1:30, $1. Loma…

…, 4 p.m. Dooley's - acoustic rock and blues, 8-11 p.m., no cover. Golden Falcon - DJOO Soul, sotil, 9:30 p.m., $1. Loma Linda - JB and Co., ton 40, 9 p.m., no cover. Mr. Flood's Party - Skunk Misery…

…At Your Door Thrue IhFifteen Hundred Sum- Evenings a Week, 75c _ t me Session Student VoL. III. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 1L, 1912. No. 7. STARTLING PAPER COMESTO OFFICE Wolverine…

… proper care of the insane. We need larger hospitals and more physicians. We need psychopathic wards, such as the one which we already have here in Ann Arbor, where patients may be sent, and, if taken in…

… plumecot, the stoneless plum, the spineless catus, and the Japnese plums. nit , '1,s y rday of the its st atisstiton of sorthn stu- (sits ondtionatAnns Arbor. E in 'itit sconan sto t'ina, a' -, he 1in1n…

… other American univscoty where ttindus are enrolled. "f sent cippings," he said, "of the rti - s in the tanpers this spring con- etstin- tin- dise ton against usi is Denit restaurns and Ann Arbor iboan…

… Editor Recei es Sunday Edition of Blood-thirsty Publication. MOTTO: "SHE'S EIN STINGAIR." It is not a yellow sheet, the news- paper before us; nay, it is a blue sheet, printed in pure white letters; yet it…

… , "to t n te ins ntc-ilnniyour- do kntlmvor, paticeat Sn. Y :o forth to t.h your te but when he menies to you S ' eImly le ln from you at Ithn n trithimcoldly--and Conco,:> hav mneer been hat Sa ein7'biAnn…

… Arbor, the ti t i . -i ' tt it -n-sit stthe ein on 1, ieit I tno'll tnltie ctaipiue, ny ieet they oud isnot be subjected o in intings iom persons connected witstse nivinsity. 'Ti heyn ect the faculty and…

…. OLYMPIC GAMES TRACED FROM ORIGIN IN LOCAL FESTIVAL. Prof. M. L. D'Ooge Entertains With Account of Development of Contests. In his illustrated lecture yesterday afternoon on "Olympia and the Great Games…

…," Prof. M L. D'Ooge traced the history of the games from their origin in a local festival, about 776 B. C. to their gradual growth in the great Greek festivals which knitted the states together in a…

… three-day along wi Krulwich the Goose I held near The Blues marred by have been festivals arc Ann Arbor said yesterda good co-opa zers and vol two arrests fenses but t related to th arrested wer The…

…. 64-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, August 11, 1970 Ten Cents By The Associated Press PITTSBURGH - Tom Seav- er fired a six-hitter and won his 17th game of the season as the New York Mets, taking ad…

… rise as the year progresses, and as the deaths mount, the question more and more in the minds of many University students has become, "Can it happen in Ann Arbor?" Ann Arbor Police Chief Walter Krasny…

… losing his cool. You can't always control the human mind," Krasny adds. Krasny says, however, the experience of most of Ann Arbor's patrolmen lessens the likelihood of shootings during a stu- dent…

… tasks that the problems arise. There is a tendency when you're not properly" briefed to react only to what you see and The police chief says he could visualize a shooting occurring in Ann Arbor only "if…

… into a crowd." Krasny says the Kent State shooting did not prompt any special action on the, part of the Ann Arbor Police Dept. "We have sent men to specialized schools to come back and retrain men, but…

…," Krasny says, "but we don't anticipate using them now. The division of _ police authority on campus has come in for- severe criticism from students because jurisdiction is split between the Ann Arbor Police…

… and a sin- gle and the Oakland A's bom- barded .the Minnesota Twins 7-3 yesterday with a 19-hit at- tack. BLUES X10,000 FESTI1 TO! rL SUFI $20,000 Major League Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE East…

… VIOLENCE Deaths here a possibility' By The Ann ended Sund ter" financi ler, presiden Center (UA of the event co-sponsor, for the festi Sandler e although he servative esi ber of the mittee, said could be…

… Discussior ested memb mittee and, cover some o Although the plannir gram to sa8 discussed. Id general don Sandler said the Blues I Attendanc was about 8 below that n ing to Sandy steering com Turn I today's D…

… Arts and Entertainment Editor L Poet .yj nd music g ieatisre b o u t the ance, film tact Arts c/o The Daily. a a a a a a a - -- 11 THE 13TH ANNUAL ANN ARBOR 16MM FILM FESTIVAL We are again presenting…

…Tuesday, March 1 1 1975, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Tuesday, March 11, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY inrig t wearies devotes By BOB TAUB It's Loudon Wainright III day in Ann Arbor. Autograph…

…, just give us a call -at 764-0552 and let us know what 1 A iT xS your interests are. Our task on the Aits and En- tertainment Page is a challeng- ing one. Ann Arbor is a highly diverse city, with an…

… now." gentler sort of music, as com- this is WCBN in Ann Ar- Meanwhile, the two Columbia With that Loudon puts on his pared to rock and roll," Lou- bor . ..") and prepares to promo men check out the…

… stock coat, adjusts his blue 'suglass- don begins. "Right now rock make the trek over to the U' of albums and make contin- es, and prepares to move on and llralesalse it! for more record plugging, more ad…

… Dellums (D-Mich.) and Detroit City Councilwoman Mary- anne Mahaffey will compare "Politics, Poverty and Food." Thursday night's "Food Crisis and Global Food Policy" discussion will be conducted by Jean…

… Folk graph party. Festival was really the big mu- sical event in this country." London chats a bit more, looking very tired. He takes out Every Monday and his guitar and performs a song from his new…

… WEEK FESTIVITIES will conclude Saturday night with the "Vegeta-bafl: or Non-meat ball," commencing at 9 pm in the Union Ball Room: Guests are asked to dress as their favorite vegetable, a unique twist on…

… the longest running and one of the most nation- ally famous 16 mm film festivals in the country. Cash rewards will be given to the fest films entered in the contest. SHOWINGS: TUES., WED., THURS. & FRI…

…:30 Tuesday for $15.00 Regular tickets go on sale at 6:00 each night for $1.25 per show (three showings a night for one week}- . ...i:}i rr tS0": r* 0r G ' ''Si '{ :r=''."' ' 1:: .. (EEK ONLY ! tman Festival…

… ARTS Thursday, March 11, 1982 The Michigan Daily. I Page - A selection of campus film highlights The 20th Ann Arbor Film Festival The festival of 16mm films continues at the Michigan Theatre…

…, March 12; -Aud. A, 7:00, 9:00). Heaven's Gate '(Michael Cimino, 1981) Yes, the "40 million dollar film that was pulled from distribution after the first reel is coming to Ann Arbor. Hooted out of New…

…, March 17; Michigan Theatre, 4:00, 8:00). -compiled by Richard Campbell By Elliot Jackson WITHOUT A doubt, most of Ann Arbor is serenely oblivious to the fact that there exists, behind the Breast Cancer…

… the performing arts organizations in Ann Arbor. David Bernstein, one of the six, ex- plained Performance Network's origins. "Ned (Richardson), Jim Moran and I were working on the same show (R. G. Davis…

… Edwards, Women's Community Center: "ANN ARBOR WOMEN ORGANIZING" GUILD HOUSE -802 Monroe St. (662-5189) 375 N. MAPLE 769.1300 BARGAIN SNOWS $2.5 0Nfore 56PM Network performs in' SpaceCe' Washington, behind…

… there's no other space like it in Ann Ar- bor. We may eventually rent it some months of the year, and reserve bet- ween 2-4 months for PN's own projec- ts." Meanwhile, Performance Network continues with…

… Basically, Panther Burns plays Lipps In seminal rock and roll close to its coun- west. T try' & western and rhythm & blues cultural toots. You are not to be chastised if you it requi think they just sound…

… festival and winners screened Sunday, March 14, at 7, 9, and 11 p.m. King's Row m (Sam Wood, 1941) A surprisingly well-acted movie concerning a small town, its petty squabbles, and its back-room greed…

…' adaptation of Dario Fo's We Won't Pay! We Won't Pay!) and Ruth (Bradley), Linda (Pantry) and Michael (Perry) were working on the 16 mm film festival. It was Jim who brought in the Young People's Theatre. "It…

… is em- phatic in agreeing that the production of We Won't Pay!-currently touring the rounds of local UAW assembly halls-and the work on the film festival, are only the beginning. "There is," according…

… unrealis- tic conjunction of all the The Michigan Daily, edited and man- aged by students at the University of Michigan. News phone: 764-0552. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Mich- igan. 420 Maynard…

… Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104. Published daily Tues- day through Sunday morning Univer- sity year. Subscription rates: $10 by carrier, $10 by mal. Summer Session published Tuesday through Saturday…

… screen have been installed. CHECKMATE 7 and 9:00 75c _ 1 .1.1 . and ARBOR CITY MUSIC PRODUCTIONS PRESENT IN CONCERT wl II Ragamoffyn New Heavenly Blue Performers of the rock opera Jesus Christ Su…

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…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1971 Page Two THL MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1971 arts Alley: Bringing blues music home By BERT STRATTON Luther Allison is…

… at the Alley tonight and tomorrow. The Alley is what Canterbury House used to be, and Luther Allison is the Chicago guitarist who plays electric urban blues and does it well. A crowd of typically…

…, and many summer residents make up the atmosphere of the Ann Arbor Summer Festival. However, the Ann Arbor Summer Festival is more than the showing of these movies. It was first started last summer and…

…ARTS Page 7 Friday, July 11, 1986 The Michigan Daily Summe By Nolan Feintuch D URING THOSE long summer nights in Ann Arbor, the place to be (if you are a movie buff) is the parking structure at…

… in Ann Arbor. ouring arm of the John F. Kennedy those who were forced to leave their the collective circles of Philadelphia's Tickets are available for these er. They will be performing homes in South…

… outlets edy As You Like It as well as or- part in festival which will be a demon- traditional jazz styles with up-to-the- or the Power Center box office in Ann ds as a Michigan premier. or stration against…

… celebration of the Ann Arbor Summer Festival, which is bringing Ray Charles to Hill Auditorium on Feb.15, the Daily is giving away one more pair of superb tickets to see a phenomenal performance by one of the…

… the Ann Arbor Summer Arts Festival are not eligible. If } you don't win, tickets are still available by calling 764-2538. Good luckl Latest from 702 will no doubt please fans 6 t 702 No Doubt Biv Ten…

… Ann Arbor District Library, located on 343 S. Fifth Ave. Call 994-2345 for more information. Tuesday February 11, 1997 5 4 Once Upon A Time ... Drescher loses her annoying laugh, 'Beast' lives…

… world's finest musicians. Charles will appear with the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra to play his roaring classics along with his great new material. Proceeds from the concert will benefit the Ann Arbor…

…, sion; track two is a slightly sparser, harder remix, courtesy of Beastie Boy Mike D., Blues Explosion drum- mer Russell Simins and Beastie pro- C ducer Mario Miho and Yuka are Cal dato; track seven is…

… Summer Festival and help keep the Top of the Park outdoor concert and movie series free and open to all. If you are interested in entering the contest to win a FREE pair of tickets, e-mail your name and…

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… nesday, May 12. 300 Pages Blue and Gold Cover, profusely Illustrated with Organizations, Cuts of Buildings, Etc. …

… FESTIVAL STARS. l (Continued from First Page.),. nuns who taught her their simple songs. Her father's death left the faitily with praetieally ns support and she determined to tini her voicets earning money…

…-c leasitaa soineslt-Ia istlat-it life, I May 1t. 14 atid 13 Xttsy Festival sit iitersity Hall. isin toig1thIe fhut ttiat slit-0etisi not tFiida, Mtiy 14-Teas-k teamt at Clii- siet-thli-etinglisll i lttittge…

… concerns of Goldstein and Sussman reveal that "Whatever You Destroy" is bursting with strong opinions about Ann Arbor's changing environment. The idea to first film the 555 Studio was an effort to document…

… like the 555 Studio for Ann Arbor. Sussman believes that "Ann Arbor is becoming a more popular city and this brings about certain changes like higher rent prices and homogenization of culture. The Tech…

… community. This film, just like the fire, is attracting onlookers from afar. Entered in the Roo~ftop and Lost Film Festivals, "Whatever You Destroy" is now receiving the local attention it deserves at the Ann…

… Arbor Film Festival next week. As college stu- dents, the mere acceptance into the prestigious AAFF is recognition of the film's quality and Goldstein and Sussman's talent as filmmakers. At first glance…

…w w i v w w v v )w 12B - The Michigan Daily - Weekend Magazine - Thursday, March 11, 2004 SETH LOWER/daily Right: Last sum- mer, fire con- sumed the Tech Center, a local artists' studio in Ann…

…0 0 mummommov I -U in erst Ao "If you can't get to Chinatown, Dinersty brings Chinatown to you" Thank you for voting Dinersty the "Best Chinese Restaurant of Ann Arbor." Dinersty is committed…

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… to making the best EVEN BETTER. Starting this fall semester, Dinersty brings to you: -More than 20 exciting new dishes. -Free Delivery Service -New Party Trays for all occasions. Go Blue! Dinersty…

…IN _II NII I) I ) I NI I E OF I Is O IED I A I F 111 EIOI Ann Arbor, Michigan Monday, November 11, 2013 michigandaily.com The Victors for Michigan development campaign aims to raise $4 billion…

… report vens on social media, including on Sunday with both Univer- a post from his own Facebook sity Police and the Ann Arbor profile. Police Department. Univer- See STEVENS, Page 5A Victors for Michigan…

… Audi- toriumbathed in blue light, cam- paign organizers set the mood on high as pop music blared and crowds of yellow-shirted students, alumni and guests filled Hill's lower bowl and then flowed up to…

… chilly temperatures, students, staff, faculty and alum- ni turned out Friday to celebrate the formal launch of the Victors for Michigan fundraising cam- paign. Following an outdoor community festival…

… festival and launch celebration aimed to gather student and donor support for the Victors for Michigan fundraising campaign - an ambitious $4 billion drive slated to run until 2018. With the inside of Hill…

…; Nothing So Hidden, 7, 9 p.m., Hale Aud. Mediatrics - G ifFihds,;7,'9 p.m., Nat. Sci. And: .,.f Colorado Slide Shows Loft - I'm a Pretty Nice Person Now, a documen- tary on Clonlara, Ann Arbor alternative…

… - 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Wesley Foundation, corner State and Huron. Ann Arbor Police - Bike Auction, 10 a.m., City Hall. Filmmaker's Workshop -10 a.m., 107 Fifth Ave. Michigan Technology Fair -10 a.m.-9 p…

… and solo works, 8 p.m., Studio A, Dance Bldg. Gilbert and Sullivan Society - "The Yeoman of the Guard," 8 p.m., Men- delssohn. Canterbury Loft - "Ladyhouse Blues," 8 p.m., 332 S. State. Halfway Inn…

… Songwriter's festival -1:30 p.m., 'U' Club Terrace. School of Music - Contemporary Directions Ensemble, 8 p.m., Rackham. Mens' Glee Club - "An Explosion of Sound," 8p.m., Hill Aud. Senior Dance Concert - group…

… by Saurecito, 9 p.m., Law Quad Lounge. The Blind Pig - Chris Smithers, 9:30 p.m., 208 S. First. MISCELLANEOUS Astronomical Events - First quarter moon, 6:11 a.m. Hopwood Festival - fiction panel, 10 a…

… (Win Schuler's) - Buster Banks swings with cool jazz on piano and vocals. Music The Ark Hedy West sings again. See Friday listing. 9 p.m. Yoga Center of Ann Arbor Nada, a four-member musical group…

… and Company," an audio-visual event that presents the planets and constellations of Ann Arbor's winter night sky. 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. 2, 3, and 4 p.m. at the Exhibit Museum (Geddes at N. University…

… scenic venue is a chance to see whether Ann Arbor's hot- test traditional rock n' roll combo, The Steve Nardella Band, can successfully export their music to the wide world beyond the safe confines of home…

… sweet womb, Ann Arbor. Not only will the band by playing for strangers, on a huge stage, but they're to open for a legend, Chuck Berry, who helped to in- vent the whole rock and roll shebang twenty five…

… "Summertime Blues," which features George on the vocals, and "Jailhouse Rock," the finale which is one of .Steve's showpieces, were per- formed with enthusiasm, integrity and wit. However, it was a slow tune…

…Page 10-Friday, July 11, 1980-The Michigan Daily BERR YAND NARDELLA Rocking orward into the past By MICHAEL KREMEN The Meadowbrook Festival on the campus, of Oakland University in Rochester…

…, will speak after the screening. Free. s 11Mf The Ann Arbor Film Festival begins tonight. See The List for details. MUSIC '50s hitmaker Nappy Brown is back! FILM 'Vice Versa' offers an unexpected…

….C. Auditorium, East Quad See Friday for details. SUNDAY 16TH ANNUAL ANN ARBOR POW WOW - 1-6 p.m., Coliseum. Hill Street at Fifth Ave. INTER VIEW Continued from page 9 window and make guitars by just stretching…

… S th st ti 2 h ju S of d sa m; Ic rnnin- STRE Quality Care For Your Fin WE OFFER Phone SENIOR SAVINGS.. MON.-FRI. 9A MAIN STREET 906 North Ma Ann Arbor, N An award-winning documentary about the…

… switch. COVER STORY How viable are the words 'student politics' anyway? MICH-ELLANY John Shea looks at PTL's vacationland. THE LIST What's going on in Ann Arbor this weekend. BARS & CLUBS THE ARK (761…

… Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109. Phones: Weekend Magazine, (313) 763-0379; News, 764-0552; Circulation, 764-0558; Display Advertising, 764-0554. Copyright 1988 The Michigan Daily…

… by woolen. Hindesmith, and Ticheli. 16TH ANNUAL A N N ARBOR POW WOW - 1-10 p.m., Coliseum. Hill Street at Fifth Ave. All are invited for a day of tribal dancing and selling of Indian crafts. Please…

… COMEDY SHOWCASE (996-9080) NECTARINE BALLROOM (994-5436) Friday: Top-40 Dance Party Saturday: Top-40 Dance Party Sunday: Magafuk Dance Party RICK'S AMERICAN CAFE (996-2747) Friday: Blue Rodeo, Country…

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… series of films running in the first show of last night's Ann Arbor Creative Arts Festival rang- ed from obscure and obnoxious to three, maybe four, efforts that showed thoughtf.l construction.' Perhaps…

… Intent in Human Ag- gression" in Aud. B. 7 and 9 p.m.-The Ann Arbor Film Festival will be held in the Architecture Aud. 8 p.m.-The International Cen- ter Program Council will present "The Al Jolson Story…

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…'s Bad Attitude Arts Ensemble, blues jams. Tuesday: The ChaneClub, gay entertainment. Wednesday: Ellen James Society, Atlanta rock. Thursday: Assembly Required, Dead covers. * . . . . . Club Heidelberg…

…'s American Cafe (996-2747) Friday: Big Dave and the Ultrasonics, blues. Saturday: bop(harvey), world beat. Sunday: DJ, spins oldies. Monday: Wishing Field, rock and roll. Tuesday: The Difference, college rock…

… Chinese food DELIVERED fast & fresh! O 4/ 1 FRIDAY Turn of the Century in Vienna. In conjunction with the Schiele and Klimt exhibit, violinist Ann Elliot-Goldschmid, mezzo-soprano Karen Lykes and pianist…

….m. Chicago at St. Louis, 9:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Buffalo at Vancouver, 11:05 pm. New York Islanders at Los Angeles, 11:05 p.m. '9 r See' our specials in The Ann Arbor News, Friday…

… this .weekend at the Liberty Racquet Club in Ann Arbor as the Michigan men's tennis team takes on the Iowa Hawkeyes and Minnesota Gophers. According to Michigan coach Brian Eisner, Iowa, led 'by ace Tom…

…, April 11. MORE THAN A BOOKSTORE 549 E: University at the corner of East U. and South U., 662-3201 Blue netters ready to court Hawkeyes Gophers Y ,_ By MIKE WERNER There will be double-barrel action…

… conference play ai 1-8 overall. The Blue netters meet Iowa tomorrow at 2:30 p.m., and will face Minnesota Saturday at 1:00 p.m. Again, both matches are to be played at the Liberty Racquet Club (not the Track…

… part of'the FESTIVAL of SOUTH AFRICAN CULTURE , For further Festival information cal665-0606 These productions are for mature audiences, nudity is involved. CANTERBURY LOFT-332 South State Street, second…

…. More than any distri- bution, company, it is the Ann Arbor Film Festival that dis- plays current film making in America. The twenty five or more hours of film to be pre- sented in this week's Festival…

… Ann Arbor Film Festival is financed by and held at Cinema Guild. Co-sponsor is the Dramatic Arts Center. Awards money this year has come main- ly from Cinema II, Cinema Guild and the University Activi…

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… the social factors contributing to it. The film will be shown at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Rackham Amphitheater. others' lifestyles. Thank you. Four years ago, Deidre McCalla was late for her first Ann…

… Arbor ap- pearance. Ark manager Dave Siglin was nervously asking anyone coming in if they were the artist. When the woman with the guitar finally showed up, 15 minutes before her set, she explained to the…

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… Michi- :gan Womyn's Music Festival. (Tracy Chapman played there in 1987 and ,look where she is now.) I hate to label McCalla a -"women's musician"; her two al- bums defy labels. Ranging ,from sweet, slow…

… easy rapport with the audience. She relates the stories be- hind the songs - taking her mother to a women's music festival, hating a lover's cat, or living too far away from loved ones. And these stories…

…y_ Weather V'Y Cloudy and Warmer Fit tiatn Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication I atii Editorial An Editorial .. . VOL. LI. No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1941 Z-32 m Z32…

… the political science department over station WJR in a discussion of "Shall We Let Hitler Win?" The talk at 4:30 is under the aus- pices of the Ann Arbor chapter of the Committee To Defend America by…

… Carolina is the only team that has been able to register a victory over the Maize and Blue and that came early during the southern campaign. Jerry Rosenthal, number three man of the Buckeyes, helped account…

… the third appear-' ance of the organization in Ann Ar-; bor. i Giovanni Martinelli, tenor, and Ezio Pinza, bass, leading stars of the Metropolitan Opera, will appear November 18 in a joint recital. The…

…, handball and squash events. Heifetz Recital Wins Applause Of Audience' University's Thor Johnson Conducts Final Concert As May Festival Ends READERS OF THE DAILY will have noticed that since the new editors…

… podium to lead the Philadelphia Orchestra in the final concert. The final flourish of his baton concluded this year's May Festival series. Torch Vicetim NOW Identified Charred Body Is Thought To Be Detroit…

…. the Michigan League, it was announced yesterday by Mrs. Lucille Walz, busi- ness manager of the festival. Season tickets may still be obtained through the first week of the show. Contrary to popular…

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…'s features mark the second in a three part series of the skanks to regg 1988 WCBN-FM Film Festival at the Blind Pig. Tomsic has organized the Festival, which showcased Urgh - A Musical War and The Decline of…

… room 6 of Waterman gymnasium, Paul Washke, director of intramural athletics, has announced. TO ANN ARBOR'S Great 17 'Nickels Arcade Phone 6615 Bargain Festival rt DPTiCAL DEPARTMENT Lenses aid…

…-five students returned here yesterday from the excursion to Niagara Falls. The party arrived in Ann Arbor about noon in a special car boarded in Detroit. The trip was made under the guidance of Prof. R. C. Hussey…

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… unobtain- able anywhere else, in Ann Arbor and out. Get here early- the values are great. talk with your friends. "The Shop of Personal Service" a 529 East Liberty 6 40 ;r, New Michigan Theater Bldg…

… this and that, hears a bit of French Music, follows a girl, leaves gher, is overcome by nostalgic blues." MILLINE RY SPECIAL NEW YORK, July 10- The rocky path of Charley Paddock's third bid for Olympic…

… WEBSTER appears at the Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival tonight at Crisler Arena. Tickets are $22.50 and $18.50. Call 99- MUSIC or 645-6666 for informa- tion. Bring this ad with your valid college ID and…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 11, 1992 - Page 17 i AASO kicks off new season with tailgate Saturday night, the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra opens its first season with new director Samuel…

…-, ,. ... . Tli Dining a nd Drinkii II What's happening in Ann Arbor this weekend i Casual Dining SOPEN 24 HOURS " Homemade soups and sandwiches - Hot Entrees Daily * * Delicious Breakfasts…

…, 9:45; F&S 12 a.m.) THE DEAD John Huston's adaptation of James Joyce's story. See it out of respect for either of these two great men. If not, see it just because it's a great film. At Ann Arbor 1…

… first Ann Arbor performance in over half a year; Robert Noll, a guitarist who has played with Albert Collins in the past, and his band and the Blues Mission; Laughing Hyenas who will be playing in support…

… of their new album on Touch-N-Go, Merry-Go- Round; one of Ann Arbor's finest bands Folkminers; the Trinidad Tripoli Steel Band and its offshoot Tropical Connection; Detroit reggae artists King David…

… WCBN's approach by saying, "We aren't like other ra- Theatre By Terri S. Park and Kate Stilley Tonight, the University's Black Theater Workshop will present the Ann Arbor premiere of Home, Samm…

… recordings from last months folk festival, live interviews, and more live bands. Sunday night's concert promises to be the highpoint of the program. It features The Blue Front Persuaders who will play their…

… 'til Noon" from P.J.'s Records beginning at 9 a.m. with coffee and donuts. As part of its regularly scheduled shows, WCBN will broadcast on-the-air live music that includes Blues guitarist Lonnie Brooks…

… and Peter Madcat Ruth as guests on "Nothing But the Blues" (Saturday 3 p.m. through 6 p.m.); Detroit based Viv Akauldren from Detroit as guests on D.J. Thom Si- monian's show (Thursday 8 p.m. through…

… "Surprise," a film by Veit Helmer, Is a part of the 35th annual Ann Arbor Film Festival this week at the Michigan Theater. FFestival launches i 2 By Bryan Lark Daily Film Editor What advice would Tim Allen…

… temporarily serious, express- ing his skepticism at the new television content rating system. It's original! It's wacky! It's won- derful! It's watchable! It's the 35th Annual Ann Arbor Film Festival and it…

…'s festivities start at 7 p.m. with an opening reception, a perfor- mance by Peter Sparling of Dance Gallery and an on-going silent auc- tion in the upper lobby of the theater. The film program begins at 8:00 p…

….m. Approximate running time of tonight's screening is 110 minutes. Ticket Prices are $6 for one screening, $10 for a night's worth of screenings and $35 for a festival pass that entitles the bearer to six days…

… worth of films, including the Winners' Night on Sunday. Now sit back and enjoy the wonderful, watchable wackiness. - Biyan Lark Tonight's Film Festival screenings Family film in need of home improvement…

….m. Fri- day, in the third concert of the fes- tival. At the same concert Juva Higbee, director of music in Ann Arbor high schools, will present her Young People's Festival Chorus of 400 voices in the world…

… that he was hired in Indianap- olis as a "strike-breaker" by the Ann Arbor Press and that on his way to Ann Arbor he persuaded the other occupant of the back-seat, a non- union man, to join the…

…- posing room of the printing plant. Harold Strong, the other man hired to replace striking union employees, took out a 'union card immediately upon his arrival in Ann Arbor. Arthur J. Wiltse, manager and co…

… friends did not wish to return to Ann Arbor at the time. McGee said he gave the note, pur- portedly from the management, to an, employee to circulate. He offered his testimony when an Ann Arbor Press…

…-, day) to present the management's defense. The Ann Arbor Press isfac- ing charges of unfair labor practices brought by the ITU. School Election Bitterly Fought Second Precinct Vetos All Bills Passed…

…By First One of the most bitterly fought elections in Ann Arbor's history ended yesterday with school district voters defeating a proposed $270,000 bonds issue fIor two new buildings when second precinct…

… that further plans will be announced at a later date. Michigan Sailing Club To Meet At Union Today. The first of the annual May meet- t«... V I- 1^Ay . mc A ihi By MARIAN SMITH The Ann Arbor Dramatic…

…. Unique features that make the of university and civic life," Prof. Rowe said, "it makes Ann Arbor a much more vitally alive place in which to live. With the addition of the Michigan Repertory Players sum…

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…Urir~sn "nr ~ o s lc Drama Season Here W inning International Acclaim Rapidly Baseball, Potato And Sack Races To Chase.Blues Freshmen from anl the various schools and colleges of the University will gather at…