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Renegade Saints (Bohemian
Boogie Grind) at the EMU Beer
Gardens 4-7 p m $2
No OeLay Band w/ Linda
Hornbucfcle (rhythm and blues) at
Good Times 9 30 p m $5
Completely Grocery/The Last
Parlahs/Jusiln Stark (rock) at John
Henry s 10 p m $3
G.T. NoaIVLost Creek (psychedelic rock) at
Taylor s 9 30 p m. $4
Imagine! On Stage, a dance variety show
featuring the Conservatory ot Classical
Dance. Musical Feet. Eugene Jazz Company
and others at the WOW Hall 7 p m $5
adults, S3 ages 3-17
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•John Trudell and the Graffiti
: Band Jim Page/ speakers (benefit
jconcert for the Oregon Native
iYouth and Elders Gathering) at the
:EMU 6 30pm S10
Brothers of the Baladi (Middle
Eastern World Music) at Good Times 9 30
p m $5
The Daddies/Leltover Salmon (rock) at
John Henry s 10 p m $6
Here Comes Everybody (esoteric pop) at
Taylor s 9 30 p m $4
Imagine! On Stage second night ot a
dance variety show featuring Janet Steiger
Carr and Bonnie
Conn. Rich Glauber and the Funhouse
Band. Temple Beth Israel Players and oth
ers at the WOW Hall 7pm $5 adults S3
ages 3-17
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Unplugged Series (new!) w/ Skip
Jones, featuring John Fchl at
Good Times 9 30 p m St
The Anarchist Theater (various) at
John Henry s 10 p m $2
Mother's Day Folktest w/ the Sugarbeets
Peter Wilde. Mad Farmers (folk, biuegrass)
at the WOW Hall 8 30 p m $5
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Rooster's Blues Jam at Good
Times 9 30 p m $1
Disco Funk Night w/ OJs Oan
Schmid and Steve Perry
(dance) at John Henry s 10
p m Free
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: High Street (acoustic rock) at
• Good Times 9 30 p m S2
j The Pearl Divers plus guests
j (rock) at John Henry s 10 p m
'$ 2
Karaoke Night at Taylor s Free
Lost Creek (psychedelic rock)
at Good Times 9 30 p m $3
Roger Nusl&The Betmars at
John Henry s 10 p m S3
Roots and Spirit (reggae) at
Taylor's 930pm $3
Oan Hicks (folk n roll) at Good
Times. 9.30 p m S8
The Meieet/KIII SyWVGrimMe
Wedge (rock) at John Henry s
10 p m S3
Renegade Saints (rock) at
Taylor s 9 30 p m $5
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The cast of
The Devil
Rides a
Huffy, loaf
weekend's
Pocket Play
house pro
duction.
By Beth Hege
(frrjfon [hub EitterxiUi
Patron* of thu Pocket Playhouse should
be prepared the last show featured
somersaulting Parisians..« tors yelling from
the audiem e. angry women throwing ted
dy bears and an unidentified male dancer
tapping and flapping in a leopnrdskin
bathrobe during s< ene changes.
"It's the most fun you can have with the
ater." said Melody Hates, whose original
play. The Devil Hide* a Huffy premiered
at Pocket Playhouse last weekend. "It's a
chance to do .1 lot of innovative stuff "
Halos absurdist espionage play was one
of four presented by the student-run P<* k
et Playhouse in the 72 seat theater on the
ground floor of Villurd Hall
Pocket Playhouse started sis years ago
under the name "Theatre -t to" tier ause it
sponsored late-afternoon plays Three years
ago the organization adopted ds i urrent
name and (.hanged curtain time to 5 p in.
Admission has remained the same $1
That's right — for |ust one George Wash
ington. theater enthusiasts can watch their
friends, roommates and lovers don new
i ostumes and personalities for a weekend
(assuming they don't see it for free other
wise). Por.kel Playhouse often draws
r.rowds from its partir ipnnts' fans.
Mill h Darby, a senior arvhitacturo major,
until! to Pim ket Playhouse for the first time
because tns friends were performing. " They
told me it would tie off-lieat, and tliey were
right.'' he said "I would tome again, even
if I didn't know anyone '
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MOVIES
l)o not even attempt to mis
take what you are about to read
for PC.
Indecent Proposal is a misog
ynistic mess of a movie that no
iame local reviewer seems to
have the brains, halls or basic
critic’s instincts to bury.
Allow me.
9 1/2 Weeks and Fatal Attrac
tion direst or Adrian Lynne's lat
est is truly lousy and it doesn't
take PC goggles to see this.
If you've seen the ads. you
know the plot. If you've seen
Honeymoon In Vegas, you've
already paid for the plot. Des
perate newlyweds go to Vegas,
hook up with a rich guy who
wants newlywed wife, and
INDECENT PROPOSAL
Raview by D. Lee Williams
Rating:*
newlywed husband loses new
lywed wife (o rich guy. But
Lynne’s bootlegged story and
botched script beg o lot of
answered questions: What dri
ves husband (Woody Ha nelson)
into his jealous frenry? Who!
drives wife (Demi Moore) into
rich man’s (Robert Redford)
arms? What drives director
Lynne to wuste 28 minutes of
perfectly good film on perfect
ly neediest exposition?
Propanaf s ruptured storyline
is like an LTD bus ride up and
around Hendrick's Park —
bumpy, uneven and bard on the
bowels.
And. ulus, the storyline is
where Lynne forces in bis own
patented brand of motion-pic*
lure misogyny. Bored with por
traying his female leads as
either the happy masochist
(Kim Basinger to Mickey
Kourke in 9 1/2 Weeks) or sad
sadist (Glen Close to Michael
Douglas in Fatal Attraction).
Lynne shamelessly serves up
Moore as simple whore. A
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