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SONiA of disappear fear with special guest Lynn Frances Anderson
Next Portland performance
W ednesday , N ovember
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8 pm
McMenamin’s
St. John’s Pub
8203 N. Ivanhoe
Portland, OR
■ Tickets $12 advance/$i4 door
• Fred Meyer Fastixx •
• ( 503 ) 224 -tixx •
contact sonia :
findoutdf@aol.com
The Lynn Frances Anderson and Mary J. Curtis
Duo will open for SONiA. Come check it out!
or www.soniadf.com
lynntunes@mindspring.com or
L ynn ' s CD s available
B orders B ooks & Music
SW 3 rd D owntown P orti a n d &
503-777-7999
www.lynnfrancesanderson.com
CONTACT LYNN:
The Imperial Sovereign Rose Court
Proudly Presents...
C o ro n a tio n 2000
Saucy lesbians
cook up a fund-raiser
veryone is invited to a Spaghetti Dinner to
benefit the No on 9 Campaign on Oct. 21
at the Metropolitan Community Church of
Portland, 2400 N.E. Broadway. Sponsored by
the Lesbian Community Project, the event
also features a full evening of enter­
tainment. Slated to appear are the
Portland Lesbian Choir, Galloway
and Luckett, Theresa Demarest,
comedian Pagan A. Thomsen and,
last hut not least, champion hand
whistler Sally Cohn. The venue is
wheelchair accessible. The event will
be sign interpreted and feature speak­
ers from No on 9 and the North­
west Rainbow Alliance of the
Deaf. The feeding frenzy begins
at 6 p.m. and lasts until 9 p.m. or
until the sauce runs out— whichever comes
first! A $5-$10 donation is requested.
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Film fans flock to test
on’t miss the last weekend! Sensory Per­
ceptions presents the fourth annual Les-
bian/Gay/Bi/Trans Film Festival through
Oct. 22 at Cinema 21, 616 N.W. 21st Ave. O n
Oct. 20, meet Ahneé and Jaguar, followed by
the Gypsy Boys. O n Oct. 21, don’t miss Eban
and Charley, produced and shot in Oregon by
some Portland filmmakers. The controversial
film depicts the relationship between a 29-year-
old man and a 15-year-old deaf boy. The festi­
val concludes Oct. 22 with Margaret C ho’s
concert film I’m the One That I Want, followed
by a party across the street at the Gypsy. Tick­
ets are on sale at In O ther Words, Gai-Pied
and Balloons on Broadway. For more info, pick
up a program, call 503-242-0818 or mouse on
over to www.sensoryperceptions.org.
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She’ll give you a Cho-rtling good time
She's the one that we want
Melody Ballroom
615 SE Alder
Doors 5pm Coronation 6pm
www.rosecourt.org
Tickets on sale now!
General $30.00
Reserved $35.00
For tickets call 297-3086
Catch the
Qypsy Boys
having fun
f you miss Margaret C ho’s movie at the film
fest, it returns to Cinema 2 1 for a limited run
Oct. 27 through Nov. 2. A self-proclaimed
bisexual, she details her adventures in Holly-
wtxxl as the first Asian American to have her
own sitcom. Other raw material includes family
ties and struggles with personal demons. Yet,
somehow she makes it all really funny— or per­
haps we’re just relieved it’s not our life!
KIP
So what if it's Tuesday?
alloween is one of our queer holidays,
and we should
make a point
of having some
serious fun,
even if it
does fall on
a week-
night! So
drag an out
fit from the
closet and
head out
for a good time.
Joq’s, located at 2512 N.E. Broadway, is cel­
ebrating with horror movies, trick-or-treating
and drink specials all day and night.
The Egyptian Club keeps it real by partying
Oct. 31 with a costume bash, a special show
with dancers galore and lots of prizes for best
get-ups. Three bucks gets you in the door at
3701 S.E. Division St.
If the Tuesday thing is too big a problem,
spook on over to the Stargate Lounge at C hop­
sticks Express II, 2651 E. Burnside St., which is
throwing its Karaoke Halloween Party from
8 p.m. until 1 a.m. Oct. 28. Go in costume and
earn the $1 drink special.
And on Oct. 29, Jtxq s gets a head start on
Halloween with a fire show and costume strip­
pers. The fun begins at 8 p.m., and there is no
cover charge.
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