Ei ertainment
Danny Glover On 'St a;: . ;n Winston-Salem
Stage and screen actor Danny
ilover, star of the "Lethal Weapon"
notion picture trilogy, "Grand
Canyon," "A Rage in Harlem" and
"The Color Purple," performs the
works of poet Langston Hughes Jan.
28, at 7 p.m. at Kenneth R
Williams auditorium on the campus
of Winston-Salem State University.
The program will also include
stage actor Felix Justice in a one
man show as Dr. Martin Luther
King Jr. Justice premiered the dra
matic interpretation of Dr. King's
life at the Lorraine Hansberry The
ater in San Francisco in 1981. Since
then, it has toured amu..:
I'nited States and in \f< ?
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and Martin" is v
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S5 for students lim<tc,:
S25 tickets vwii bo
pre-performanee rec'opt
Danns Glover and Fe!:\ .U.
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UPCOMING
Artie Shaw Orchestra Performs
The North Carolina School of the Arts' Sometimes for Everyone
series will present a concert by the Artie Shaw Orchestra on Friday,
Feb. 12. 1993 at 8 p.m. The Orchestra was revived by Artie Shaw in
1983 and is now under the direction of Clannetist Dick Johnson. Tickets
for the performance are $18 for adults and S16 for students and senior
citizens. Tickets are available by visiting the NCSA Box Office at The
Stevens Center. 405 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27101 or
by calling (919) 721-194$.
"The Phantom of the Opera"
"The Phantom of The Opera" by Ken Hill is' the original mus*e^K
adaptation of the classic Gaston Leroux Novel about the hideously dis
figured, mysterious and misunderstood phantom and his romantic obses
sion with a gorgeous and gifted yet naive soprano, Christine. The Phan
tom of the-- wiU -tow the Lawrence- Joel Veterans Memorial
Coliseum Tuesday, Feb. 2, 1993. The shcAv time i^8 pm.
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Noted Author Claude Brow; , Speak At WSSU
Claude Brown, the author ot
the best-selling autobiography.
Manchild in the Promise Land. vmII
speak at the next religion and ethic
seminar being held at Winston
Salem State University in February.
Brown's talk will center on the
survival of the African-American
family, the theme of the third pro
gram in the "Religion an Ethics in
21st Century America" symposium
that began last fall with presenta
tions b> the civil rights activist the
Rev. Dr. Benjamin Chavis and the
chaphain of Vale University, the
Rev Frederick J. Streets. *
The program begins at 10 a.m.
on Wednesday, Feb. 10. in Dillard
Auditorium at the Anderson C?at?r.
The event is free and open to the
public.
Claude Brown, author
Brown's autobiograph \ \y.i*
published in 1965 and h.i^
''hmi copies and
?nu? 14 languages.
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abandoned
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?>\ue of Esquire
? 'in;' a classic on
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deludes a fel
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the promi
--]^rDr7 Ken
. iung creative
?nn the coun
ippeared in
?ii teazine and
1 < o Saturday
Evening Post, Life, Look, and The
New York Times Magazine. He has
lectured at more than 400 American
colleges and universities.
A native of New York City, the
award-winning writer resides in
Newark, NJ, where his latest project
is a book on the heroin epidemic in
urban America from 1950 - 1987.
The five-part symposium,
"Religion and Ethics in 21st Cen
tury America," is made possible by
a grant from the James A. Gray
Endowment.
Upcoming speakers are the
Rev. Dr. Barbara Lucas, a visiting
professor at New York Theological
Seminary, March 10; and Dr. Cain
Hope Felder, founder of the Biblical
Institute for Social Change in
Washington, DC, April 23.
Little Theatre Presents " I. .ook .Homeward Angel"
The Little Theatre of Winston
- ?alem will present "Look Home
ward Angel." beginning Friday. Jan.
29 at 8 p.m. at the Arts Council
Theatre at 610 Coliseum Dr. Addi
tional performances will be on Jan.
w 30 and 31 and Feb. 4-7. Thursday.
J Friday, and Saturday performances
are 8 p.m. and Sunday matinees are
at 2 p.m. Tickets are S10 for adults
S9 for students/senior citizens and
S6 for children (12 and under). A
special Sunday matinee discount
offered with S2 off the price *-.<? '
ticket. The box office in open T.
da> through Saturdas from 1." 4 ?
to 5:30 p.m. Call " 2 5 - I M < i
reserve tickets.
"Look Homeward \n\Tci
drama based on the l^2v' now!
Thomas Wolfe and is a thit.K w.'
autobiographical account or h ?
lescent life in an AshevilK \
Carolina boarding-house ri:
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t<unal
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?Ti'vojHcr of
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-Kind with an
. ?! to whom
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?ms for all
is in the
world. Thomas Wolfe died in 1938
and has remained one of the giants
of American literature.
Latifah Hangin' With The" P. . -iris .
' nnhili joins her
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North Carolina
NAACP
State Job Fair
Friday, Feb. 5 - 3-7:30 p.m.
Holiday Inn Four Seasons
Greensboro, High Point Rd. & 1-40
Hundreds of Professional Job Opportuni
y S20-50K
. ? ? Computer Science DP MIS
? Technicians
? Medical/Health
? Accounting/Finance
? Engineering/Sciences
? Restaurant Management
? Sales & Marketing
? Education (all areas)
Past Participants: National Health Labs ? Vanguars ( V.
First Union ? 102 Jamz ? Royal Insurance ? Sheriffs ? I S Air ? 1 .r
Capital ? Fnto-Lay ? Duke University ? Forsyth Memorial Hosfv:.
NC Baptist Hos. Inc. ? Kroger Co. ? FBI ? Sara Lee ? Wake C'n\
Schools* WAAA ? N.C Hwy. Patrol ? SAS Institute ? N ( St.itc
? UPS ?Keebler ? TW Services ? Pizza Hut ? Voyager Commun-.
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Join us for the 25th Silver anniversary award show
to honor and celebrate America's^
greatest entertainers and humanitarians.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 23rd, 1993
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