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…Fall 2018 — 7E The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com Music and magic at the first night of the 41st Annual Ann Arbor Folk Festival On Friday, Jan. 26, Ann Arbor locals and residents from the far…

… corners of the mitten state alike flocked to the University’s own Hill Auditorium for the 41st Annual Ann Arbor Folk Festival. Being so close to the festival, in geographical terms, might make…

… what has made it so near and dear to Ann Arbor’s heart for the past two generations. Isbell and company’s set made the lights feel appropriate, and guitar solos abounded. The most valuable…

…-underappreciated genre. A folk festival whose headliners include Jason Isbell and John Prine can only be expected to meet expectations, but Friday’s portion of the annual event far surpassed them. While the final…

… notable in and of themselves, the Folk Festival’s 41st marked at least one significant change. During the final set of the night, several stadium- style lights came on, filling the hall with…

… motion and colorful patterns. This was the first year for these features, and more than providing pretty visuals, they signify growth for the festival, and hopefully not a departure from…

…” and giving a nod, before his last song, to his struggles with alcoholism. It was the sort of honesty that wouldn’t necessarily be expected from a festival headliner, even if the festival were a…

… 7 No Film Fe(a)st opens doors by Mike Kuniavsky THE Ann Arbor Film Festival has probably been one of the two most famous cultural events to have A2's moniker attached to it, with the other being…

… independent film to Ann Arbor's front door (and we don't even have to tip the driver when we get it). The Festival is a gathering at which independent filmmakers from all over the world show their films and see…

… wear blue. In the process of phasing out written language in order to eliminate the possibility for dissent, the state implements a system of pictures for things such as grocery stores and stop signs…

… produced films to be shown to a wide audience. In one showing there may be animation, documentary, narrative, and experi- mental films, not to mention big, fluffy, fat and blue ones (though generally there…

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…Sunday, February 26, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnne Elevem _____215H M H N A THE EVENTS .. . Festival Gimmick Sports Abroad By ERNEST THEODOSSIN Next, U.S. ambassador to Italy AMERICANS glancing…

…Blackboard Jungle." Everything asuch hoice information revealed worked out all right, and Venetians Awa "inner of YFD ilm Festival got to see such uncontroversial Winner" American opera as B-rt Lancaster Winner rin…

… "The Kentuckian," a tale of These tags refer to a new pu-,rnte America, and "Interrupt- licity stunt called "Film Festivals," ed Melody," the melodramatic saga probably the most ingenious ad- of an opera…

… singer, vertising gimmick since radio lis- SECOND: Many countries, the teners were bombarded with "Tal- United States included, use the lulah the Tube" several years ago. festivals for propaganda purposes…

… Film festivals were initiated by and monetary gains. an unknown press agent in 1932 Berliners, as an example of the and since the last World War former, were treated at their festi- they have become…

… The festivals at Cannes on the with enthusiastic laughs and boos. Riviera in the spring and Venice "The Kentuckian," apart from in late summer are undoubtedly being chosen to appease the irrate the most…

… important, although Mrs. Luce, was sent abroad be- Edinburgh and Berlin get their cause festival publicity would in- share of attention sure a several-hundred-thousand dollar increase in box-office re- COMMON…

… ititg new retail stor ettat buys an(] sells genily ttsedl brattdltaimte teen apparel andsiores~tte!. We're stocking up for our new store in Ann Arbor opening this August. We're looking for gently used…

…Genre-crossing Hart 0reinvents the blues The Michigan Daily - Monday, August 14, 2000 - 11 De La Soul makes long- awaited return with 'AOl By Christian Hoard Daily Arts Writer If rock is dead, then…

… what's become of the blues, the genre which, more than any Osther, made rock n' roll possible in the first place? The short answer goes something like Alvin this: At a time Youngblood when the a con…

…- Hart puter and a Magic Bag turntable are becoming the Tuosday at 5 nrn. instruments of choice for many younger musi- cians, the blues have become a thing of the past, either the posses- sion of a limited…

… number of purists or the obsession of a few historically-minded musicologists. Still, although blues music has more to do with folk tradition than the cutting edge these days, one needs to look no fur…

… evince a taste for genre-crossing - classic rock and western swing are two of the styles Hart frequently draws upon - unmatched by any other blues performer. Though Hart's interest in the blues was…

… while stationed in Mississippi. Later; Hart was introduced to blues vet Joe Louis Walker, who befriended the young gui- tarist and invited him to open several of his shows. When se opened forTaj Mahal in…

… tossed together electric-blues versions of folk tunes with traditional blues covers and a handful of originals, and the combination of dexterity and rootsiness won Hart widespread critical acclaim…

…. "Territory," Hart's 1998 follow-up, expanded on "Big Mama's" inclusiveness, as Hart augment- ed a more traditional blues sound with everything from Zappa's pseudo-sym- phonic whomp to a Captain Beefhart Four…

… electric blues player even while expanding his ever-growing catalogue with an unlikely cover of a song by garage rockers the Sonics. 'Greyest' a solid, somber effort In recent years Ontario. Canada has…

…Paintin,.. WAHR'S BOOK STORE Up Town Down Town S. Sate St. Opposite Court ouse Ann Arbor ain et. I MAY FESTIVAL STARZS. MAY FESTIVAL OPENS. Soloists and Chorus Fully Equal to Previous Years. The futh animal May…

…VOL VII. No. 169. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1897. FouR PAGES-3 CENTS. Reteived a full line of Novel ties for Spring Suits and Trouserings 1897 NO 2 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN. SWEETS…

… Just receive another lot of that fine U. of M. Monogram Paper, tho popular shades Blue and White; also at New Stock of the Various High Grade Correspondence Paper. Visitting Cards Enrved and Plate…

… Festival opened] auspiciously last night with a not'ceihitieotio program. Te hal was fi-ed and the great cthorus presented iii itmposing tppearancee when it oad beenintassed on the stage. 1he soostsof te…

…-0560 the ann arbor film cooperative Daily photos by TOM GOTTLIEB Judith Jamison of the Alvin Ailey dance troupe - - -- THIRD ANNUAL 8mm FILM FESTIVAL Feb. 2, 3, 4, 1973 TONIGHT 7:00 Program C 9…

… Point at 9 tonight in the west cafeteria; Ann Arbor Film Cooperative pre- sents the third annual 8mm Film Festival in East Quad Aud. at 7 p.m. CONCERTS-University Musical Society presents Alvin Ailey…

… color and materials in theatrical space, he explored the many as- pects of "jazz6 and the "spirit- ual" in another enthusiastically received Ann Arbor perform- ance. Ailey dancers ... hitting craw…

… 56 U. S. Industrial Film Festival 7:30 2 Young Dr. Kildare 4 Adventurer FORMERLY OF THE ALMANAC SINGERS (with Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Lee Hays, etc. Wrote: Joe Hill, Free and Equal Blues and A…

… the "Blues Suite," Ailey combined traditional music and vampish costumes with dramat- ically unusual forms which have sprung from southern blacks. With the dancers' every thrust and contraction, the…

…,000 visitors came to downtown Ann Arbor for the four-day affair. Photos by EVAN PEThIE II oted Ann rbor's Best zza Limited Delivery Area PIZZERIA UNO PRESENTS: THURSDAY NIGHT FILM FESTIVAL " Begins at 9 PM…

… $3.00 Lite Pitchers $4.50 ICE Beer Specials PIZZERIA I U RESTAURANT & BAR 769-1744 * 1321 S. University As expected, the 35th annual Ann Arbor Street Art Fair brought the University to a standstill…

… as professors, students and staff members called In sick, skipped classes, put their research on hold to walk through the streets of Ann Arbor to see the latest in artistic ware. An estimated 500…

… of India 1 p.m. - Ann Arbor Council for Traditional Music and Dance (folk music) 2 p.m. - O.J. Anderson (mime) 3p.m. - Stark Ravina Revue (band jamboree) PIZZA BOB'S MIDTOWN CAFE 618 CHURCH WEDNESDAY…

….m. - Astralight (funk, pop) CAMPUS FILMS WEDNESDAY-JULY 20 Ann Arbor Film Co-op - Films By George Kuchar ,7:30 p.m., Thunder- crack, 9:30 p.m., Lorch Hall. Classic Film Theatre - Lust for Life, 7:15 & 9:30 p…

…Page 16 -The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 19, 1983 Art Fair Happenings w MICHIGAN UNION Summer Arts Festival WEDNESDAY-JULY 20 5:50 p.m. - Footloose.(bluegrass) 7:30 p.m. - Ann Doyle & Friends…

…) FRIDAY-JULY 22 2 p.m. - Pulsations (funk, reggae) 4:30 p.m. -Core (rock) 7 p.m. - Falcons (rock, blues) SATURDAY-JULY 23 2 p.m. - The Slang (rock) 4:30 p.m. - Skyls Calhoun Band (electric blues) 7 p…

… (Baroque) 2 p.m. - Junior Theater Strolling Players (Commedia del Arte) 3 p.m. - Goodtime Players (performing "Sorcerer's Curse") 4 p.m. - Ann Doyle and RandyPettit (original songs) 5p.m. - Word of Mouth…

… illicit me with one of McLaine iatrics; Nat. THE 22ND A Another I preliminarie Michigan Th THE 22ND ANN ARBOR FILM FESTIVAL After last month's 8mm festival, the even bigger 16 mm festival roars into town…

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…, Jack Webb, Buster Keaton and more. (Mediatrics; MLB 4,9:00) DATON (Andrzej Wajda, 1983) Ann Arbor Premiere No. 2. Gerard Depardieu stars in an acclaimed look at the French Revolution by a Polish Director…

… roulette wheel of love and intrigue at Rick's cafe in Casablanca. One of the classic Hollywood films that just about everyone likes. Who can blame them? Ingrid Bergman also stars. (Ann Arbor Film Coop; MLB 4…

… family locked inside the house while he goes on selling his homemade rat poison. Based on a true story. (Ann Arbor Film Coop; MLB 1, 8:00, FREE) The FUGITIVE KIND (Sidney Lumet, 1960) Tennessee Williams…

… short, What's Cookin' Doc? will also be provided. (Cinema Guild; torch Hall, 9:10) CIAO MANHATTAN (David Weisman, 1970) A look at the sixties lifestyle by an Andy Warhol protege gets a belated Ann Arbor…

… revenge. It's a win- ner. By the director of Scarface. From the novel by Stephen King. (Ann Arbor Film Coop; nat. Sci. Aud., 9:00) ANNIE HALL (Woody Allen, 1978) A semi-autobiographical work about Allen…

… for a week. The biggest film event of the year in Ann Arbor features in- dependent films of all kinds, from animation to ex- perimental, documentary to narrative. All the shows are different, and there…

… movement. Winner of the Grand Prize at Cannes. Polish with subtitles. (Ann Arbor Film Coop; MLB 4,7:00, 9:00) THE MOUSE THAT ROARED (Jack Arnold, 1959) The Grand Duchy of Fenwick decides to improve its shaky…

… mother fixation who gives Leigh a room for the night at the Bates Motel, and then tries to keep her from enjoying the facilities. The masterpiece by Hitchcock is very funny and very scary. See it. (Ann…

… commercial point of view it's nuts to do the Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival. It's just fucking nuts. Other people in the music industry think that we're not only crazy but dangerous, because the idea might…

… of their energy on two business enterprises: Rainbow Multi Media and Rainbow trucking. While the Rainbow Multi - Media Corporation (RMM) manages bands and has sponsored the Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz…

… there un- less they take on as much as we do. Daily: Is there any substance to the charge that you and Andrews and RMM are ripping off the Ann Arbor community? Sinclair: The thing that kills me about…

… besides put- ting on the Blues and Jazz festival? Sinclair: In addition to managing three bands-Detroit, Lightnin', and Uprising-we have a printing press and a graphics department which turns out a lot of…

… 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…

…-2132) - George Bedard bowls you over with the Kingpins. Music The Ann Arbor Society for Musical Arts The Society presents Ruggiero Ricci for a festive Benefit Evening including Claccona by Bach, Mephisto Waltz by…

… Old Town tonight with original jazz and folk. Roundhouse Saloon (769-0592) - Bart Polot can't stop ticklin' those ivories. U-Club (763-2236) - The First Ann Arbor Festival of Latin American Folk Music…

… information. Free. The University Puerto Rican Association/University Latin American Culture Project Witness the First Ann Arbor Festival of Latin American Folk Music tonight. Roy Brown, one of the most famous…

… benefit the S.A.C. 8 p.m. at the Michigan Theater $10. Call 995-0477 or 668-8480 for more information. Ann Arbor Civic Theater Veronica's Room is Ann Arbor Civic Theater Main Street Produc- tions' suspense…

… more details. Ann Arbor Art Association Not just a dazzling array of wines at this 2nd Annual Wine Fest. Local restaurants will be serving samples of their specialties. Proceeds benefit the Art…

…'s (scholarship program for young artists in Ann Arbor. 7:30 p.m. at the Women's City Club (1830 Washtenaw).- Tickets are $25. Call 663-2068 for more infomation. The Ark The Ark presents Josh White, Jr. who sings a…

… Auditorium. Call 763-4726 for more information. Free. Theater Ann Arbor Civic Theater Pat Rector directs the mystery Veronica's Room in its final per- formance tonight. A woman named Susan disguises herself to…

… Activities Center UAC presents Comedy Com- pany, Ann Arbor's only comedy troupe. Skits include a fast-paced pun twister, a slapstick sketch about a father and son's traumatic day at a department store, "The…

…-0066 for more information. The Ann Arbor Council for Traditional Music and Dance Tonight the Council presents the CL Third Annual Ann Arbor Dawn Dance. Dance to New England- Style contradances, Western…

… 769-9610 for more information. 10th Annual Michigan Antique Show and Sale Continues today from 11 a.m.-9 p.m. See Friday's listing. Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays-Ann Arbor Chapter Workshops…

… to an outstanding evening of perfor- ces at the 20th Annual Ann Arbor Folk Festival at Hill Auditori um. The Celtic duo of Ali Bain, a fiddler, and Phil Cunningham, an accordionist, were the evening…

…'s first act. The pair, who traveled to Ann Arbor R from Scotland on Friday, ran through a set of jigs, airs and rollicking reels that opened the Festival in fine fashion. Next on the bill was singer…

… favorite. To begin, Bromberg told the crowd it was his first perfor- mance in more than a year, and then launched into "Travelin' Blues." He had not made it halfway through, however, when misfortune struck…

… eccentric renditions of turn-of-the-century Dixieland blues. Martin Sexton appeared next, having just arrived from Hartford, Conn., where he spent 12 hours snowed in. Like Redbone, he performed a truncated…

…, "What about that?! I mean, whoa! Totally unexpected!" Griffith and her Blue Moon Orchestra, the headliners for whom most of the crowd had been waiting, came out around 10:45 p.m. They began with John…

… his albums. The show begins at 7 p.m. at Borders Books and Music at 612 E. Liberty St. For more information, call 662-7652. Monday January 27, 1997 A Folk Festival warms Hill Evening of high…

…. The Festival, in its 20th year, is going strong. On Saturday night, it accom- plished both of its goals: To raise money for the Ark (a sold- out crowd paid $25 a piece), and to provide a diverse and…

… entertaining evening. Susan Werner sings at the Folk Festival. venezuelan-style Lara plays at Borders, Pontiac By Kristin Long Daily Arts WNriter According to Nil Lara, "the whole thing is about celebrating…

… appearance at the May the whole company. year a single concert was given. estiva will be her first appear- Chase Baromeo, now the leading The Boston Festival orchestra ac- nce in Ann Arbor. bass of the Chicago…

… connect-; Ann Arbor when she was begin- first time before a Festival audi- ed with more than one such Festi- ning hetrareer. ence. val series. Mr. Stock, who is also Two Tenors. This array of talent, as…

… Civic Opera, is compa-nied the four solo artists: SThe story of the triumph of Dus- better known to Ann Arbor' as who appeared. olinaGianini in 1923 when she sub- Chase Sikes, graduate of School of Dr…

… performance of the Greig con- present orchestral concerts. They artist n4s introduction to Ann certo and his conducting of his have since appeared annually in Arbor iWns, both having appear- own choral works…

… through the efforts of Lee Berry and the Prism staff they have begun to feature jazz occasionally at Ann Arbor's traditional home of the blues. The Blind Pig Spotlight Series featured Dr. John…

… enough, alright? If you are unaware, or have only a passing interest in the wide world of jazz music . . . brace yourself. In moving to Ann Arbor you are joining a community that will relentlessly, gently…

…-run jazz promotion group. As a booking agency for jazz artists, Eclipse has rightfully gained inter- national acclaim. They book most of the major jazz concerts that occur in the Ann Arbor area. In the past…

… filling the coffers . . . and oh yes! Eclipse is a non-profit organization (read: a good cause!). An auspicious occasion is upcoming coincident with your arrival in Ann Arbor. This fall and winter terms of…

… Hubbard, and guitarist- phenom Stanley Jordan. This is a good time, worth going out of your way to enjoy. The Blind Pig is one of Ann Arbor's favorite nightspots, featuring a variety of musics. Largely…

…,hair-raising pianist Makoto Ozone, and the incredible Gary Bur- regular non-concert crowd of local good ol' boys whose idea of fun was a drunken brawl-was closed and remodelled by the management as Ann Arbor…

… on the bars and clubs scene, they return for the next challenge-Ann Arbor's theatres and halls. The Michigan Theater, an old movie palace built in the '20s, is the prime spot. The Michigan has…

… level of intimacy associated with Ann Arbor perfor- mances. The acoustics aren't bad, and thoughtful mixing and am- plification-a concept which seems to escape many a band- can balance out any real…

… Plaza. This is a sweet out- door situation during warm weather. Jazz in the Media: As you might guess by now, there is a lot of action here, too. The Ann Arbor News carries regular jazz features by…

…. You'll find me broadcasting Monday mornings. Tune in. Record Stores: Ann Arbor is a record buyer's town. And again lots of jazz to be found and heard. As jazz goes, Schoolkids' Records is number one. An…

…, Harry Mc- Terry, conductor, at Hill Aud. at 8 tonight. FILM-Cinema Guild presents the Checkers Speech and The Young Mr. Lincoln in Arch. Aud. at 7, 9:05 tonight. Ann Arbor Film Co-op presents Truffaut…

… SATURDAY FEBRUARY 16-10 A.M.-1 P.M. Call 761-2247 for appt. Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Building 201 Mulholland (off W. Washington) 3035 Washtenaw across from Lee Oldsmobile I I I 111 11 1 1 Fame and…

… planned. An album of the Festival's Best Songs will be released internationally. WHAT KIND OF SONGS? There are six ca- tegories for both amateur and professional: Rhythm and Blues/Soul/Jazz; Rock; Coun- try…

… fortune can be yours for a song. 128,000 cash prizes THE AMER ICAN SONG FESTIVAL an international songwriting competition Let us enterita(inyo Rose (Margo Martindale) explains to children (Barbara Niemeyer…

… FURY starring BRUCE LEE "High-powered martial arts action never stops" FRI. & SAT. $1.00 7 and 9:30 NATURAL SCIENCE AUDITORIUM NEXT WEEK-Second Annual New York Erotic Arts Festival ________. .____._v…

….. What is it? The beginning of a new era in music-the first annual international song- writing competition for both amateurs and professionals. The Festival will be crowned with a series of conce.rts to be…

… held at the prestigious Sara- toga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Springs, N.Y., where winning songs will be performed by today's most popular enter- tainers. TV coverage of the Festival finale is…

… guest of the Festival for the August 30, through September 2, 1974 finals. Twelve finalists (a winner from each cate- gory, each division) will receive an addi- tional $5,000. The composers of the Best…

… Amateur and Best Professonal song will each win an addi- tional $25,000. The, Laurel Award for best song of the Festival will be a concert grand piano in addition to cash prizes of $30,500. HOW TO ENTER…

…: Start now. Enter as many songs as you wish for an entry fee of $10.85 per song. ($13.85 outside the USA and Canada). Send the application below with $10.85 for each song to the American Sona Festival…

… said, noting that Red Hawk adds a new poster every year to commemorate the Ann Arbor Film Festival. "We pride our- selves on the whole restaurant," Elam explained. "We try to keep everything neat and…

…- ping and eggs were frying to culmi- nate in the best meal of the entire week. With the on-the-go dining atmosphere in Ann Arbor, such a luxury is hard to find. Thanks to the wonders of Cafe Zola, this…

… painted, as is the hallway that leads to the restrooms downstairs. Elizabeth Hoffman, the owner's aunt, was an Ann Arbor artist who painted the murals. "If you look closely, there are fairies within the…

… to be added to the wall." By maintaining clean and innova- tive restrooms, these three Ann Arbor mainstays deliver not just exquisite cuisine, but also excep- tional customer care. Congratukations to…

… The Princeton Review voted Best Test Prep' in Ann Arbor by the Michigan Daily. The (Princeton 1802Rve Rueviewo~eiei c~ 5. Originally decorated restrooms are a sp TEXTBOOKS / FURNITURE / TICKETS…

… often deduce the care with which the fare is prepared by the care taken to maintain the restrooms. Those that are neat and well-kept are routine, but restrooms that are especially original are part of Ann…

… Arbor's charm. China Gate on South University Avenue is known for its delicious and award-winning Chinese cuisine. Rarely, though, is it admired for its hidden and neat restrooms. When patrons are in need…

… strewn around the overflowing trash can. Arbor Brew- ing Company's restrooms, on the other hand, offer beautifully deco- rated walls and a clean atmosphere. Both of the restrooms on the main floor are…

… mural and on their wings are the names of the people who work here," said Emily Thomp- son, a manager at Arbor Brewing Company. Different features within the mural highlight one staff mem- ber's love for…

… turtles, another's bright blue eyes and a manager's slumber. "It's an homage to the staff," Thompson said. Hoffman continues to add new aspects to the mural; thus, a sign reading "mural is in progress…

… focus was getting out the vote. The first part of the weekend festivities was not really directly related to the election. It was the First Annual Ann Arbor Hash Festival and it was a rous- ing success…

… first annual Ann Arbor Hash Festival I r and interesting rock I have heard lately. Theykhave two very fine guitar players who switch off playing lead while the bass and drums provide solid, steady…

… PAUL TRAVIS Arts Editor Ann Arbor has always had a reputation for mixing politics and culture. In the past it has combined street and youth cul- ture with radical politics - po- litical rallies and…

… guerrilla the- ater, rock and roll music and political speeches. But this past weekend Ann Arbor saw a variation on the old theme - the mixing of youth culture and traditional, electoral politics in an…

… the Ann Arbor-Detroit area for a tong time under other names, and they usually do a pretty solid show. There were some good vocals and some nice ar- rangements but nothing new, nothing exciting about…

… year! J 1 plus ALBERT BROOKS APRIL 9th-8:30 P.M. TICKETS: $3.50, $4.50, $5.50 Still available at: Ypsilanti-McKenny Union, Ann Arbor-Ann Arbor Music Mart UDENT DISCOUNT 4 I' * 4 N 4 I 11 ' I I 'I…

… part of the group, came out and did an all acousti- cal set. The old country and country- blues 'numbers Davis did give the audience a nice break in what was otherwise a very high energy rock and roll…

… the perennial Bugs Bunny Festival). Ann Arbor is pretty much the definition of a college town. The college and town were formed at about the same time, and DOUGLAS KANTER/Daily have evolved a symbiotic…

… dThe N'idOin 1U1 New Student Edition ARTS ThuI ) T ir I 1d Ann Arbor can fill any culture cravings When I die, I want to be cremated, with my ashes divided into two parts. One part is to be…

… town, was culturally dead compared to Ann Arbor. My first taste of the arts in Ann Arbor was my first semester. My father and grandparents were in town for a football game. Dad and I left his mom and pop…

… attend, or the many more which I could get to. But what sets the arts in Ann Arbor apart from the arts in other towns is, I believed, summed up in one thought I have had over and over again: "Only in Ann…

… waiting for a free showing of some experimental films, the thought pops into my " mind once again. "Only in Ann Arbor." And while Spalding Grey may be touring with his show, "Grey's Anatomy," stopping in…

…. I certainly couldn't go out with my girlfriend, who was 700 miles away. So I got out and I wandered about. At the Union, there were still a few tickets left for an Amaizin' Blue concert. } 3Coed a…

… Arbor." Sitting outside, next to the Power Center with my buddy, Mike, watching a group of middle-aged women doing a poorly choreographed dance to a prerecorded tape of "Anything Goes," all the while…

…. same selection of movies as the Michi- RYBOCK gan, but that closed down. With memo- On the Arts ries of "Citizen Kane," "Casablanca," "Apocalypse Now" and countless "Sick and Twisted Animation Festivals…

…. The band's repertoire includes a Chicago-style blues number, "Walkin'," "500 Miles from Home," and "Sweet Home Chicago." Call 668-8480 for more information. Dance Ann Arbor Ballet Theater The program, a…

… for a sane, but slightly dull man. The play runs through Sunday, and then again next Thursday through Sunday. 665-0606 for more information. Ann Arbor Civic Theater - The old musical warhorse Camelot is…

… been performing for months. It is a despair not - this stop in Ann Arbor pleasure indeed finally to see at work a may just become an annual event. In reperatory company worthy of the the meantime, it may…

…Page 8-Friday, May 7, 1982-The Michigan Daily Clubs/Bars The Ark (1421 Hill; 761-1451) Mick Moloney and Eugene O'Don- nell, an Irish duo, perform tonight. Ann Doyle performs- her own repertoire of…

… of the greatest harmonica virtuosos of all time, Madcat, using an electronic pick-up and a sophisticated amplification system, bases his unique style on the sounds of blues and rock electric guitarists…

… how medieval theater should look. BLUE FRONT PERSUADERS SATURDAY MAY 8 7-11 pm U-Club Michigan Union SPECIAL PRICES- Happy Hour 4-7 Free Snacks 10 'A TONIGHT May 7 7-11 pm U-Club Michigan Union…

… be that their in- name. fluence will be felt at the Medieval Their attitude towards their work Festival in August.'The planners of that was also a welcome change; one of event could certainly do worse…

… thing on' in Ann Arbor it would have been a success," Andrews claimed. "The hassles at the border are turning a lot of peo- ple away." The festival was scheduled for Windsor when Ann Arbor's City Council…

… Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor. Michigan 48106. Published d a 11 y Tuesday through Sunday morning during the Univer- sity year at 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor…

… sit outside without any cars around. He added, "Ann Arbor is the only city I know in the states that does this kind of thing." Situated in the midst of booths offering exotic fare like In- dian curry…

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…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundoy, September 8, 1974 Portugal signs treaty Superstar Allison turns on the blues Fairgoers sample delicious cuisines (Continued from Page 1) gime in April. The…

… sang in a jazzy, at times, quasi-scat, pop style. THE AUDIENCE cheer e d wildly when guitarist, vocalist and harpist Luther Allison de- livered a highly charged set of blues and rock and roll.I Rainbow…

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… high rise variety (Tower Plaza was completed in 1969). "If I were in- volved in building, and I could build elsewhere, I would, said Karen Fraccaro of Maize and Blue Man- agement. But even given high…

… to finance the Black Arts and Culture Festival. On November 4, 1976, a resolution was proposed and passed by the RA read- ing: "Any group which uses RA funds for any activity must have thtat activity…

… Festival was held in the East Quad. Events occurred from Fri- day evening, January 21, through Sunday, January 23. I know that the festival was held during that time per- iod, because on the Friday evening…

… of its opening some- one told me about it. I cursed my ignorance at not hav- ing been aware of the festival beforehand. It seems, though, that I wasn't alone in not being aware of the existence of the…

… festival. Apparently I am one of a very large number of East Quad residents who knew nothing of the festival. This seemed strange. How could so many people not be aware that a major event of this sort was…

… taking place? Answer: The fes- tival was very badly publicized. This answer raises two very crucial questions. What was the reason that the festival was so, poorly adver- tised, and by poorly advertising…

… of a good time," at the Ann Arbor Ya'ssoo Greek Festival, according to festival chairman Nick Beltsos. The three-day festival, which ends tonight, offers Greek variations in food, dancing, and…

… the entrees he helped prepare for the Ann . Arbor Ya'ssoo Greek festival, which ends today. The chicken was prepared using a "secret" Greek recipe. fun. There's no real reason to have security here…

…h Miig n Doi y-,Sturo y, une15 82-Ppgge 5 Ya 'sso00 Ann Arbor gets a taste of Meditteranean nightlife By GEORGE ADAMS Today is the last chance to get "a 100 percent return on your money in the form…

… Toronto Symphony Orchestra Chicago Symphony's Baroque Gr- and the Vienna Symphony. chestra, Yehudi Menuhin and the Chamber music is also an in- Bath Festival Orchestra, the tegral part of the Ann Arbor con…

… Orff's opera, "Carm- pus. ina Burana." Van Cliburn will Five Concerts give his fifth Ann Arbor perform- ance as part of this series. Among 60,000 for music, Rector organ- others appearing will be Christa…

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… and the graduation exercises. D.C., and an original Viennese The newest festival put on by production starring Giuseppe di the University Musical Society is Stefano of 'Land of Smiles," an the Fairlane…

… Festivals. This year, as fers several selections at an an- last, the May Festival will be nual Varsity Night held in the fall. held in April, due to the pressures All bf these concerts are relatively of the…

…. at 7:30 and 9:55, The Best of the Ann Arbor 16mm Film Festival will be displayed. This should be intriguing. But if you're in the mood to be freaked out a little rather than intrigued, then MLB 3 is…

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…- The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 15, 1987 - Page 12 Arts Update 4 The Nashville Bluegrass Band appears at the Ark, 6371/2 Main St., tonight. Their rerpertoire ranges from the blues yodels of…

… Millions plays at the Blind Pig tonight. Lots of people around here think they're real cool too. Also, blues and ragtime artist Paul Geremia plays at the Ark. He is also rumored to be a gifted and original…

… Francisco's highly acclaimed blue eyed soul group bring their entourage, featuring a full horn section, to Ricks tonight. A good get down and party band so grab a date and head for the bar. Also, at the Mich…

… P aul 4 Living legend Doc Watsonto grace Ark 0 By Jeff Stanzler Describing Doc Watson's music is no simple task, dear readers. Sure I can tell you it's going to be blues, and it will be. I can…

… true performer's ear for music, not that of an academic. His repetoire was rooted in the Anglo-American folk tradition, but also encompassed popular music, blues and country.When Doc Watson was…

… appealing listening for the hard core as well. I saw Doc several years back at an outdoor festival and I can vouch for his way with a song and with an audience as well. If you need an added incentive, you…

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… pride he has for his musical elders. This pride is not just a scholarly one: "Man, there ain't no dust on my guitar!" he exclaims. Indeed, he is headlining on the final night of the Ann Arbor Blues and…

… the beginning of the lessons whenever you like. Dress is casual For More Information Call: 663-9213 f6ance 6f6?6 I Blues and Jazz Festival - Taj Mahal The photo says it all. Taj Mahal is a master of…

… Jazz Festival, an event as historical yet as timeless as "Taj" himself. His 1993 release "Dancing the Blues" is a living testament to the music that first enraptured and inspired him: the post-war R&B of…

… blues and R&B, simultaneously intense yet mellow, traditional yet innovative. His voice is *rresistable, and his flowing stream-of-conciousness stories are rooted in Afrocentricity and steeped in the…

… the forties, fifties and sixties. Cuts like "Strut," "Blue Light Boogie" and "Blues Ain't Nothing" are Taj Mahal originals that pay respect to the elders in the best possible way: a new interpretation…

… and recreation of their R&B / blues standards. See Taj Mahal play the music he loves on Sunday the 18th at *Gallup Park. Gates open at 11 am; 1-day passes are $10 for students with ID, $13.50 in advance…

… of music in the public schools of Ann Arbor. Permanent Feature The annual Children's Concert has become a permanent part of the May Festival, and, according to Charles A. Sink, president of the School…

… Uimversity Wall to Hill Auditorium, the general plan was expanded to include a large chorus of young people from the public schools of Ann Arbor. The offerings of this Young People's Festival Chorus of several…

… baritone roles with Law- rence Tibbett and John Charles Thomas. Among leading roles which JUVA HIGBEE PROF. EARL V. MOORE PALMER CHRISTIAN of 500 Ann Arbor school children an- nually points to the May…

… they have repeated several times siice then. Trained By Potter The chorus was trained by Flor- ence G. Potter, then supervisor of schools, for a period of sixaoinRF music in the Ann Arbor public. schools…

… herself a favorite in Ann Arbor when she appeared to open the current series of Choral Union concerts early last fall. Even though she does not cook and seldom sews, she still insisted that she would not…

…'s. Tickets are only $6.50 in advance and the doors open at 6:30 p.m. STEVE SOMERS BAND Electrifying Ann Arbor R&B at the Club Heidelberg. With Lady Sunshine and Jonhal the Blues Man. TRINIDAD TRIPOU STEEL BAND…

… in the face. At Showcase: 1:00, 4:00, 7:10, 10:00, 12:40. At Ann Arbor 1&2, call for showtimes. Bmwox TALE Rodney Dangerfield, Bronx's most famous native son, sadly joked last week that he was…

… Lorre were never better. Nat Sci 7:00. THE WEDDING BANQUET Funny situation comedy about a gay Asian-American forced into a hetrosexual marrriage. Mich Th 7:10. ARMoUR OF GOD (1986) The Ann Arbor premiere…

… are as firm as ever. At Showcase: 1:30, 4:10, 7:00, 9:40, 12:10. ORLANDO Based on Virginia Woolf s controversial 1928 bestseller about Magic center Shaquille O'Neal. At Ann Arbor 1&2. Call for showtimes…

… bands in the midwest, so naturally they're an Ann Arbor favorite. At the Ark, tickets are $8.75. SLAPSHOT & SAM BUCK CHURCH Loud, hard rock on the cutting edge at an all- ages show at St. Andrew…

… gritty urban drama which is bound to be the sleeper of the year. Sneak preview at Showcase: 7:45 Friday & Saturday only. Coot. RUNNINGs Anne Rice may have some trouble with the casting of Tom Cruise as the…

… concert. BILLY C. MACK A mix of roots -country, blues, and rock & roll. AtCavaJava. JOHN MCCUTCHEON A great concert. DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA A great concert of works slightly off the beaten path. Nielsen…

…, 8:00 p.m., $12-$24, 764-2538. THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA See Thursday, 8:30 p.m. S U N D A Y CANDLEBOX & GRETA A great concert. PIERCE PETTIs Southern songwriter who weaves country, blues, rock and…

… Winters team up in this puritanical tale about a preacher who hunts down his step-children. Nat Sci 8:45. SPIKE & MIKE' SICK & TwISTED ANIMATION FESTIVAL The animation festival to end all. Raucously…

… & Video's Latin-American film festival. Marcelo Pineiro mixes drama and politics in this look into the Agentinean rock movement. Mich Th 9:00. THE WEDDING BANQUET (1993) See Friday. Mich Th 6:45. ARMOUR OF…

… total, the awards and payments to these independent film-makers ap- proaches $16,000, making the Ann Arbor Festival the world's rich- est film competition. - The festival was first conceived and organized…

…- dents, and they derived primarily from San Francisco and New York. (Twelve Ann Arbor people submitted films.) There is no doubt but that the whole festival not only represent- ed, but was, a significant…

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… superb subtlety. A great film that boasts thrillschills,. beautiful women. An Outstanding film for our time.F -JvdiA C641tWWT Fn~t fF IM IF I I DETROIT VIBRATIONS Only 25min. from Ann Arbor at, 4195 W…

… overshadowed by spoof on the psychedelic'groups, the blues groups and the soul groups. In the first i fact, Th'e Who are supposed to have been the first group to use and discii feedback, and they are the…

… borrow only the latest pieces, The Who played "Shakin' lence that All Over" and "Summertime Blues" - two oldies. "Can't Ex- As th plain", "Boris the Spider" and "Happy Jack" were some of the to really u…

… 6 P.M. Dial NO 2-6264 Coming Next: "COP-OUT" - 4, By BARBARA HOCHMAN First of Two Parts The "announcement of the win- ners' and showings of some win- ning films brought the Sixth An- nual. Ann…

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… By DAN BIDDLE felt hat who played an oar-shaped But it wasn't Sam's day. "No The 1973 Ann Arbor Blues and wooden board with a single steel chance. Ray Charles is my man,". J F77 1 ctivLVi l IQt J d La…

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… cover student-oriented news, wherever it is. We aim to live up to our reputation-set down in a recent New York Times articles-as a "professional and aggressive newspaper." Suit filed Ann Arbor resident…

… for filing her suit. 0 SDS office raided? Gerald Lefcourt; a New York attorney; says the gov- ernment looted the offices of the Ann Arbor Students for a Democratic Society in February, 1969. Lefcourt…

…. nt Nixon's gas MOST DEALERS in the Ann placed severe Arbor area said they were un- it motorists yes- certain whether they would join ations are .that the nafional protest. feel the effects All Shell…

… rural America, all located on Ann Arbor's back doorstep. Not more than fifteen minutes from Ann Ar- bor, the crowded city streets give way to spacious fields and pastures. It is here-among the small farms…

… Keith, who is hearing a government case against former SDS mem- bers. Happenings . . ..Luther Allison and Otis Rush are featured at to- night's Blues and Jazz Festival finale . . . Bogart will be on…

… SPECTATORS at the Blues' and Jazz Festival yesterday man- age to save their money and get an excellent view by climbing high into the trees outside of the gate.I Record 20,000 crowd hears disappointing show…

… station- in the area will y. be closed for the weekend, and be a tough day Dennis Patrick of P&B Shell, 3242 nn Arbor," one Washtenaw Rd., said he will be ger warned yes- closed all week. "To be perfectly…

…'s fouling us up? There's some kind of radio transmission going out over the P.A. system and screwing the music!" Andrews' chaotic face reflected a day of hassles: blues guitarist Jimmy Reed arrived 40 minutes…

… stand-out of this year's Ann Arbor Film Festival. perientation, animatin omakefor memorable AAF By Andy TaylorFabe & Ryan Blay Daily ArtsWriters The Ann Arbor Film Festival has a 39-year history of…

… between the elf-like man and woman who are featured in the film are surreal and strangely funny, and the swirling blue colors of the film were mesmerizing. Another favorite was Ann Alter's "Team Red," a…

… showcasing talented filmmakers early in their careers (just ask Gus Van Sant and George Lucas, both past winners) and is always worth the price of admission. As every year, the experimental film festival…

…, as everyone around him loves him. "I can still have fun with my grandpa," the young boy says, "whether he likes it or not." And what film festival could possibly be complete without a nod to '70s…

… the stigma of HIV and the activities of "rich white men" infected, was eerie and brilliant. Festival veteran Jay Rosenblatt scored honorable mention with one of his two brief entries, "Nine Lives (The…

… Eternal Moment of Now)," a one-minute look at the life of a cat. Rosenblatt's second entry was the quaint story of his child- hood fear that worms could rain down from the sky. While any film festival, by…

…, check out the festival's official website at wwwaafilmfest.org. - Daily Film Editor Lyle Henretty contributed to this report. By Laura Deneau Daily Arts Writer Romantic-comedy, opera and escapist's dream…

…. Wallace has performed with Raitt at the 1972 Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival and in concert last year at Hill to great acclaim. Also joining Raitt will be Mar- tin, Bogan and Armstrong, one of the last…

… rights of les'ions and gay males. On May 7th there, will be a fund roisno donce warty here in Ann Arbor to support the Co Ddl County Coalition. GAY DANCE PARTY Saturday, May 7th 9 P.M. CANTERBU RY H OUS E…

… wed- ding usher. What is Deming's advice for those aspiring fame in Hollywood?" Go to an Altman lecture, act nervous, and hope you get lucky."- Raitt sings the blues /;- Taste what did to Peppermint…

… songwriter, even with one of his lesser known numbers. Sweet Forgiveness amounts to the most encouraging signs that Bonnie Raitt is still alive and kicking it out, as she will no doubt prove in her Ann Ar- bor…

… appearance this weekend. Raitt performs Saturday night at 8 in Hill Auditorium, bring- ing with her veteran blueswom- an Sippie Wallice, the Detroit born composer of "Woman Be Wise" and other blues classics…

… remaining black string bands performing original swing, ragtime and blues.-The band travelled extensively throughout the Midwest in the early 1940s, eventually record- ing in Chicago, before juke box- es…

…- thing else. It was, in fact, an event whose only point was to openly. smoke marijuana onl the Diag,' the' Second Annual Ann Arbor Hash Festival. As two seemingly disinterested members of Ann Arbor…

…-campusa it becomes immediately obvious that Ann Arbor is indeed a hot- bed of dramatic activity. Produc- tions, both amateur and profes- sional, conventional and experi- mental, are presented by no less than a…

… Godspell. PTP also sponsors small prom- inent theatre groups such as last year's performance by the New Phoenix Repertory Company. It is undeniably PTP that has given Ann Arbor its reputation as a national…

… in Ann Arbor. Musicals presented by the Gilbert and ivan Society, a group which erstandably p r e s e n t s pre- minantly the works by the two at masters. nother a c t i v e community up is the Ann…

… Arbor Civic Ir ama Theatre, which last year pre- sented a variety of productions, including Lion in Winter. An interesting, although not so active group is the Ann Arbor Theatre Company, who present…

… appearance by out-of-town groups, such as last year's visit by a Chicano guerrilla theatre group supporting the lettuce boy- cott. To say the least, Ann Arbor's theatre scene is bountiful and diverse. There is…

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… liberal state representative Perry Bull- ard (D-Ann Arbor), who posed with his joint for the benefit of news photographers, saying with a giggle, "There's nothing wrong with it." DESPITE THE ostentatious…

… hash and freaks, but the timing of the hash fests has its influence as well. After the long gray Ann Arbor weather, with its rain, cold, snow and bitter winds, campus residents find the first day of…

… that Ann Arbor's num- erous free poetry readings by the authors themselves open up a whole new enjoyable experi- ence. Leading off the list of sponsors is the University itself, which runs one of the…

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… popular film version, this show is an up-close look at the declining sexual morals of the pre-Revolution French aristocracy. Ann Arbor Civic Theatre, 2275 Platt Rd., 8 p.m., $8 (Thurs. 2-for-1), 971-AACT…

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… FESTIVAL The Performance Network offers a tableau of his theater, drawings, poetry, and life including new works reflecting Lorca's continual influence on contemporary artists. Performance Net- work, 8 p…

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… Pleasance, Jack McGowron, Jacgueline Bisset "Razor edged slapstick . .tension . . . horror and hilarity"-Time Grand Prize Berlin Festival Critic's Award Venice Festival (Japan) Akira Kurosawa director of…

… MONTES" Orson Welles "IMMORTAL STORY" LBis Bunuel's INTERNATIONAL SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL sunday, monday, and tuesday Maurice Evans and Judith Anderson in "MACBETH" Kurosawa's "THRONE OF BLOOD" "SIMON OF…

… with subtitles. SUGAR BABY (Percy Adlon, 1985), AAFC, 7:00 & 9:00 p.m., MLB3. The Ann Arbor premiere of the love story that was all the rage at the New York Film Festival. SINGIN' IN THE RAIN (Gene Kelly…

… FESTIVAL- Ann Arbor Farmer's Market, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Celebrate the first day of autumn at the farmer's market. Featured will be a flea market, antiques, fall produce, handcrafted items, and plenty of food and…

…The v m. l . . .. . m Iow IF What's happening in Ann Arbor this weekend FRIDAY CAMPUS CINEMA IN THE REALM OF THE SENSES (Nagish Oshima, 1977), CG, 7:00 & 9:15 p.m., MLB 4. A geisha and her…

… and WCBN DJ Marc Taras, original songs by Randy Herman and Lizette Chevalier. There will also be an open mike for audience members. Get your act to - gether and go for it! "NIGHT, MOTHER" - Ann Arbor…

… Civic Theater Main Street Productions, 8 p.m., Ann Arbor Civic Theater, 338 S. Main (662- 7282). A powerful play by Marsha Norman. "'Night, Mother" won the 1983 Pulitzer Prize. Directed by Neil Alexander…

… choreographed by the company's own Whitley Setrakian, including a new piece entitled "Slow Boat to Hong Kong," a humorous variation on the traditional tango. "NIGHT, MOTHER" - Ann Arbor Civic Theater Main Street…

… Lake. FURTHERMORE VEGETARIAN DINNER - Yoga Center of Ann Arbor, 7 p.m., 205 E. Ann, $4.50 donation. "Berlin, Jerusalem, and the Moon," an original comedy-drama about the contradictions of Jewish…

… Cuisine," Ann Arbor Culinary Historians, 7 p.m., Old 2nd Ward Bldg., 310. Ashley. JANE SLAUGHTER - "The Current Situation in Guatemala," Latin American Solidarity Committee, 8 p.m. FURTHERMORE HARVEST…

… re freshments. To help celebrate will be Gerhard Kremkus and his German Shepherds, the Ann Arbor German Park Schuhplatler Dancers, fortune telling by Rebecca, and Fireside Heritage Crafters. FIRST RUN…

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… appliqued rick's talk at the meeting of the jun- Aside from the navy blue, there is gn in corners of plain bright or ior group of the Ann Arbor branch of a decided trend toward lighter ht colored backgrounds…

…, in the Ann Arbor May Festival of while Alpha Alpha Gamma sorority 1935, to be given May 15, 16, 17 and 18 has announced pledgings and initia- in Hill Auditorium. tions. The "old" artists include the…

…{ The only exciting innovan in she played "Florentie Sketches" by hosiery this spring_ is that navy blue, .+c- _'._ .,a His many appearances in Ann Ar- bor in concert, Festival works, and in artist night…

… announce the pledging of Marcella Theodore Webb, baritone, both fa- Orr, '36A, Detroit, and Virginia All- nious oratorio singers; Josef Lhevinne, mendinger, '37A, Ann Arbor. the "Master Pianist"; and Paul…

…, created widespread and valuable assets. requests for further opportunity of In Ann Arbor he has been heard hearing him. He will participate in in many capacities, always with the greatest enthusiasm. He…

…Hon rium an "old friend," for he has Ethyl Hayden is an American con- triumphed in Ann Arbor on many cert and oratorio siiger of acknowl- occasions, his popularity being evi- edged worth. Whatever oratorio…

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…. ver rolled collar. Miss Paris played selections from SPurcell, Mozart, Chopin, Pattison and Brahms. Navy Blue Hosiery j Opening her program with "Toc- cata" by Purcell (Sowerby-Brink- Will Invade Shons…

… Although miles away from large cities like Detroit or Chicago, Ann Arbor is a mecca of entertainment. Nightclubs with live bands and dancing are abundant. Huge movie cinemas (although a bit far from campus…

…) always have all the latest movies. But Ann Arbor has more-it has theater. Between the performances by fellow students, local theaters, and big name traveling groups (like the New York City Opera traveling…

…. The march, sponsored by the Ann Arbor Coalition Against Rape, is held each year to show support for changes that will help eliminate the incidence of rape in Ann Arbor. Over 500 people are expected to…

… Sachs' "Fool Surgery," 3 p.m., RC Aud., East Quad. Ann Arbor's Dance Theatre 2 - Concert, "Modern Dance Works by Ann Arbor Choreographers," 8p.m., Dance Theatre Studio, 711 N. University. Mich. Theatre…

…, 4:30 p.m., behind the W. Eng. Bldg. WCBN-FM - Bessie Smith and Other Blue Women, 7 p.m., 88.3. Alpha Phi Omega and Amer. Red Cross - Campus-wide blood drive, 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Union ballroom. Ann…

…. Michigan -Nuclear Weapon Freeze - Ground Zero Event, depiction of con- sequences of a nuclear attack on Ann Arbor, sign-carrying 4:30 p.m. AstroFest - NASA film on Apollo 16 followed by question and answer…

… session with Jim Loudon, 7:30 p.m., Aud. 3, MLB. To submit items for the Happenings Column, send them in care of Happenings, The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109. Ann Arbor astronaut…

… returns, describes By ROB FRANK I f Saying he was here to "tell the people I know best about space," Space Shuttle Commander Jack Lousma returned to Ann Arbor yesterday to visit friends in his hometown…

…, "Ann Arbor is our home and it has a special place in our hearts." THE MOST recent commander of the space shuttle said he enjoyed his years as an undergraduate at the University. "I'm proud to be a…

… will be number one again." In addition to his campus visit yes- sterday, Lousma attended a reception and dinner in his honor and met with Ann Arbor Mayor Louis Belcher. Lousma will address students at…

… or yesterday morning. will run through Sunday. Ann Arbor's outskirts. Traffick- The process repeats itself for! ing in drugs-ranging fron juniors, whose tickets go on sale C A N A D I A N officials…

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… Sunday, one person was (Continued from Page 1) "WE'RE JUST hoping that if allowed to represent up to 50 The blues and jazz festival is people have it (marijuana), they p e o p I e. Tuesday, Metzger's being…

… -M up for football tickets blues and jazz fest the music studio classroom and private instruction in electronic music composition theory Partial list of subjects covered during our 12-week course…

… attempts to cut how be reached on rthe AA; A costs since coming to Ann Ar- issues, there exists a further bor last year, and said that! possibility for stalemate. Last with c u r r e n t inflation, city…

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… drugs were openly used tion to the Ticket Department's Starting with an evening per- at last year's festival held a required one for four starting formance tonight, the concert Otis Spann Memorial Field…

… also marijuana to LSD and cocaine- Monday, sophomores on Tes- pointed out that it is illegal to was also evident. day, and freshmen, Wednesday. transport liquor across the bor- Festival sponsors predict…

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… that no one else touches. Ever hear a bar band do "Sweet Soul Music"? The Look does, along with a lot more surprises for the rock 'n' roll connoisseur. Fifties rock, R&B, jump blues, and rockability are…

… boring, guitar and sax solos are played over a background of incessant percussion playing, making for a energetic fusion sound. Vantage Point, soon to head for the Montreaux Jazz Festival, is really more…

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… during the 2015-16 season >> SEE PAGE 10 inside A2 Art Fair showcases a different side of Ann Arbor 57th annual Ann Arbor Street Art Fair seeks younger crowd Fair extends through weekend to…

… Harris, of Boston, of the school year, will leave July 1 formerly of Ann Arbor, at a dinner for West Point. He is the son of last, night. Judge Joseph Sanders of Detroit. rOARTLSTRY A FESTIVAL again has…

…, Milwaukee, Wis.; Albert A. Shearer, national executive secretary, Fair, and party, Ruth Elgutter, W. A. members of the Detroit City Club, Everman, A. L. O'Toole, Lyman and Ann Arbor alumnae were pres- Spitzer…

… Simpson, both Ann Arbor alumnae, and Phyllis Williams and Offcers At Banquet Helen Olson, '33, actives. Miss Lande acted as toastmistress. The Michigan Dames, organization The annual scholarship ring given…

…., where they played for the crowds at- tending the Kentucky Derby, Barney Rapp and His New Englanders, a 15- piece radio band, will appear for the first time in Ann Arbor tomorrow night at the League. At…

… brought to Ann Arbor lofty entertainment in the realm of music. Once more we hear superb voices, mastery of instruments . . . artistry. P1 MATTIA' every day dwells in the arltistry of its work, rking sure…

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…- get far . not this AAAA TOCam ICHIAN LEAGUE GRiLL ROOM EVENING DANCING EVERY NIGHT Beginning May 22 there will be no Afternoon Dancing in the Grill Room year. Ann Arbor is again c othes conscious…

…- sorority colors of blue and white. tion was given by Miss Genevieve At the close of the banquet, a film Grissey, accompanied by Otto Graf. of the Chicago Day Nursery, which The harp was played by Elizabeth…

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…Wednesday, July 16, 1975 THE /MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Wednesday, July 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three ART FAIR '75: Overvi By MIKE LONG Ann Arbor will be dressed in her finest from July…

… 16-19 when more than 1,000 artists a n d craftspeople from all over the nation will adorn her streets with the sublime, the startling, the, earthy and the elegant.. . the 1975 Ann Arbor Art Fair. This…

… primary focus this year is on supplying parking areas and transportation for fairgoers and controlling unregistered artists. The two committee members, Kris White, coordinator of the Free Arts Festival and…

… Street Art Fair oe Free ew: The elegant and the earthy Arts Festival sites will be sub- ject to arrest. Special "marshalls" will be appointed to monitor exhibits throughout the duration of the fair and…

… area as much as he can. He’s already performed at Ann Arbor’s Blind Pig, a University fra- ternity, the Martin Luther King Day Symposium and some other open mics around town. The show King remembers…

… passersby drawn to the springtime pulsation of sound. It was a small but hearty crowd enjoy- ing a more private concert of a grun- gier, edgier sound with a twang of blues. The party brought an eclectic…

…, sunnier souls and the season of music festivals. There’s something liber- ating, refreshing — empowering, even — about being in sunny haze among a crowd of strang- ers bonded by the love…

… of cer- tain bands and musical culture. Coachella and Bonnaroo are renowned for bringing concert-goers into wide desert and farm fields, but a newer trend has brought these festivals to…

… cities for a change of pace and envi- ronment. Over Memorial Day weekend, Boston Calling Music Festival will hold its fifth event since its inception two years ago. What began as a sim- ple idea to…

… bring the festival culture to an urban atmosphere was soon picked up by the Bowery to sponsor the event to reality — first headline by The National in May of 2013. This year, Grammy award-winner Beck…

… come for the music, while others come just to enjoy the air of festivity. Bernard, a 25-year-old finance worker from Lebanon, rocked out to the music up front even though he had never heard of the…

… apart from other music festivals is not only the urban setting off of which the music resonates; the event, much like the block party series, has a lower key nature and also an open door reentry…

… acts. Boston Calling intertwines both local bands and up-and-coming art- ists amalgamated with big-name headliners — a way to expose the community to diverse musical cul- ture. The festival brings…

… in a wide variety of artists — it isn’t only an alternative music haven like most festivals are: It caters to an audience comprising wide demographics and different musical tastes and, hope- fully…