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Thursday September 10, 1992
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MUSIC
EMPERORS OF ICE CREAM
with THURN AND TAXIS at
Cat's Cradle. Call 967-9053 for de
tails. CLARK JONES at Columbia
Street Bakery. Folk and more. Call
967- 9150 for details.
DADA VEDA at The Cave. Call
968- 9308 for details.
ELLEN ROSSIER with
ELAINE TOLA at the Skylight
Exchange. Call 933-5550 for details.
NEW VINTAGE at Pyewacket
Restaurant. Bluegrass. Call 929-0297
for details.
ARTS
CHEROKEE INDIAN
CRAFTS at the N.C. Crafts Gallery
in Carrboro. Through Sept. 30. Call
942-4048 for details.
HOMAGE TO LISZT at
Baldwin Auditorium at Duke. Call
(919) 660-3333 for details.
TWO PLAYS BY LANFORD
WILSON at Man Bites Dog Theater
in Durham. Call 220-6779 for de
tails. FROM THE GROUND UP:
EXPERIENCING ARCHITEC
TURE at the North Carolina Mu
seum of Art. Runs through J uly 1 993.
Call 833-1935 for details.
FIFTH ANNUAL SCULP
TURE IN THE GARDEN SHOW
at N.C. Botanical Gardens. Call 962
0522 for details.
PAINTINGS BY EUGENE
MARTIN at the Horace Williams
House through Sept. 30. Call 942
7818 for details.
KNOWLEDGE: ASPECTS OF
CONCEPTUAL ART at the North
Carolina Museum of Art. Runs
through Oct. 25. Call 833-9135 for
details.
BLUES FESTIVAL at Hardee's
Walnut Creek Amphitheatre in Ra
leigh. See pp. 6-7 or call 831-6400.
DURHAM BROADCASTERS
with BUDDY VAUGHN at Co
lumbia Street Bakery. Blues. Call 967
9150 for details.
THE BACKSLIDERS at The
Cave. Honky-tonk. Call 968-9308 for
details.
STILL LIFE at the Skylight Ex
change. Call 933-5550 for details.
ARTS
AMERCIAN ART BEFORE
COLUMBUS EXHIBIT at Duke
University Museum of Art through
Jan. 3. Call 684-5135 for details.
TWELVE ANGRY JURORS
presented by Raleigh's Theatre in the
Park. Call 831-6058 for details.
OPEN MIKE NIGHT FOR
TEENS at the Carrboro ArtsCenter.
Call 929-ARTS for details.
FRIENDS OF THE GUITAR
with KID SISTER at Columbia
Street Bakery. Call 967-9150 for de
tails. HARP RECITAL at Hill Hall
Auditorium. Call 962-1 039 for infor
mation. ARTS
PEN AND INK AND ACRYL
ICS BY EUGENE MARTIN at the
Horace Williams House. Through
Sept. 30. Call 942-7818 for information.
MUSIC
JIM SMITH at The Cave. Acous
tic. Call 968-9308 for details.
CARTER MINOR BLUES
BAND at Pyewacket Restaurant. Call
929-0297 for details.
ARTS
SCULPTURES BY LILA
KATZEN in the Union Gallery.Call
966-3834 for details.
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The omnif icent Dash Rip Rock comes to the Cradlfthis Wednesday
MUSIC
PAVEMENT with W1NGTIP
SLOATand ZEN FRISBEE at Cat's
Cradle. Call 967-9053 for details.
THE GREAT AMERICAN
MUSIC
SOUTHERN CULTURE ON
THE SKIDS with CHROME
DADDY DISCO at Cat's Cradle.
Call 967-9053 for details.
INFLATABLE PROM QUEEN
with INFLATABLE PROM KING
at Ungana's Club. Free bike pump at
the door. Call 334-1899 for details.
POST-RAGTIMEBLUES
SHOW with LEON REDBONE at
the Carrborro ArtsCenter. Call 929
ARTS for details.
TOO MUCH FUN at The Cave.
Rock. Call 968-9308 for details.
NIKKI MEETS THEHIBACHI
at Columbia Street Bakery. Call 967
9150 for details.
JUST MAKING NOISE at the
Skylight Exchange. Call 933-5550 for
details.
MUSIC
EVIL WEINER with SPATULA
at The Cave. Call 968-9308 for de
tails. OPEN JAZZ J AM at the Carrboro
ArtsCenter. Call 929-ARTS for details.
MUSIC
JUST MAKING NOISEat The
Cave. Call 968-9308 for details.
GRAVITY'S PULL, TWO
FISH BLUE and DADA VEDA at
Cat's Cradle. Call 967-9053 for details.
MUSIC
DASH RIP ROCK at Cat's
Cradle. Call 967-9053 for details.
STAN LEWIS at The Cave. Call
968-9308 for details.
ARTS
THE LITTLE FOXES presented
by PlayMakers Repertory Company.
Call 962-PLAY for details.
AndUhen there's
TJOUBLE nfHWT$L TffHrldjMl, the famed con
manvjhe musitiPTii Muff Madf arfted Haiti fi's Little Theatre
last weemrrrfto musical
includflUjfemUu; hits like "Sewnty Six Trombojesnd "Goodnight My
are $1-.
and 23-25. Tickets
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instruments and homs, offering a mix of traditional tunes, original
compositions, improvisations and rhythmic interplay. Call 962-1 157 for
more information.
MADONNA'S PAP SMEAR You can get a sample for free
Wednesday night in Slacker, the 1991 him by Richard Linklater. Slacker
tells the myriad stories of the offbeat and oddball residents of Austin, Tx.
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Enchanted April
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Mayhem
The Mtk Foxes by Lillian Hellman
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Prehide to a Kiss by Craig Lucas
Oct Nov. 22
Tartuffe by Mdi&re
Feb. 3-28
Some Americans Abroad by Richard Nelson
March 10-April 4
Hamlet by William Shakespeare
April 21-May 16
The Nutcracker A Play by David Hammond
based cn the stones at E TA Hoffmann
Dec. 2-20
(The Nutcracker Is not part of the stixcrlption
package. Subscribers may purchase tickets to this
play at a special reduced when they order their subscrprjom.)
STUDENTS!
Buy the INCREDIBLE STUDENT PASS
for only $45 and see all six plays
for only $7.50 per play!
Tickets and information: 962-PLAY
Pali Green Theatre
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