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Thursday September 14, 1989
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Thursday,
September
ALEX CHILTONLOVE TRAC
TOR at Cat's Cradle. Tickets ($7) are
on sale now. Show starts around 10
p.m. See preview, page 6 or 71-
STEVEN MICHAEL JACK (con
temporary and originals) at Columbia
St. Bakery and Coffeehouse at 8:30
p.m.
SAUL BROUDY (old time coun
try) at Skylight Exchange.
THE MESSENGERS (blues) at La
Terraza. $1 cover.
NIKKI MEETS THE HIBACHI
(acoustic) at The Union Cabaret. Show
starts at 9 p.m. Admission, $1.
Friday,
September
THE SWANS at Cat's Cradle. Show
starts around 10 p.m.
THE CHICKENWIRE GANG
("strings 'n things") at The Cave.
STU WEAVER (original acoustic
folk) at Columbia St. Bakery and Cof
feehouse. Show starts at 8:30 p.m.
DOG BROTHERS (acoustic origi
nals) at Skylight Exchange.
SHAKIN SHERMAN and THE
BLAZERS at La Terraza.
DURHAM BLUES FESTIVAL at
Durham Athletic Park. 6 p.m. to 1
a.m. See page 6 or 7 for details.
STUART PARRISH (rockabilly,
rock and originals) at Under the Street.
DILLON FENCE at The Union
Cabaret. Show starts at 9 p.m. Admis
sion, $2.
Saturday,
September
THE ROLLING STONES with
LIVING COLOR at Carter-Finley
Stadium. Show starts at 6:30. Call 919
737-2106 for more info.
WAXING POETICS at Cat's
Cradle. Show starts around 10 p.m.
THE SWAMP CATS ("hot dixie
land") at The Cave.
KATHY MACKINNON and
MARTY HOUGLAN (acoustic folk
and originals) at Columbia St. Bakery
and Coffeehouse. Show starts at 8:30
p.m.
DJ Dance Party at Skylight Ex
change. NAUGAHYDE CHIHUAHUAS
and NO REASON TO HATE at La
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DURHAM BLUES FESTIVAL at
Durham Athletic Park. 6 p.m. to 1
a.m. See page 6 or 7 for details.
JOHNNY QUEST (funk) at Under
the Street.
JIM TROY GROUP (jazz) at The
Union Cabaret. Show starts at 9 p.m.
Sunday,
September
BLUES JAM with LEE GILDER
SLEEVE at The Cave.
DAVID ALLAN COE at Under the
Street. Show starts at 8:30 p.m.
Union Films
From page 8
Shire, Robert Duvall, and Marlon
Brando as Don Corleone. Saturday at
7 and 10:15.
THE GODFATHER, PART
TWO
Perhaps the only sequel to gain more
praise than the original, The Godfa
ther II also won twice as many Acad
emy Awards as its predecessor. This
second film contrasts the life of the
"don" (Pacino) with the early life of
his father (Robert DeNiro) as an im
migrant in New York City. Beware
only one showtime: Sunday at 8.
A STREETCAR NAMED DE
SIRE Another chance to to see the great
Marlon Brando in action, this time as
Stanley Kowalski in Elia Kazan's bril
liant film version of Tennessee Wil
liams' play. Vivien Leigh won an Os
car for her role as Blanche Dubois, as
did co-stars Karl Maiden and Kim
Hunter, but it's Brando that you'll
remember. Wednesday, 7 and 9:30.
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24-7 SPYZ at Cat's Cradle. Show
starts around 10 p.m.
Brewery.
THE RAINMAKERS at Cat's
Cradle. Show starts around 10 p.m.
TIM STAMBAUGH AND
FRIENDS (bluegrass) at The Cave.
Old time picking at Columbia St.
Bakery and Coffeehouse.
Tuesday,
September
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Wednesday,
September
"DAZZLING!
HIGH-SPIRITED. HILARIOUS
AND SCORCHINGLY EROTIC!"
PETER TRAVERS. ROLLING STONE
Sen, WINNER! BEST PICTURE
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WIDESPREAD PANIC at The THE CURE at Cameron Indoor Sta
dium. Call 9196844444 for more info.
STU WEAVER (acoustic) at The
Cave.
Columbia Street Live (UNC stu
dents and faculty) at Columbia St.
Bakery and Coffeehouse. Show starts
at 8:30 p.m.
CLEFHANGERS at The Union
Cabaret Show starts at 8 p.m. Admis
sion, $1.
Next week the calendar expands to
include sections for comedy and drama
performances.
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