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The First Annual Cafe Uniontown
Festival of Contemporary Jazz
O ve r the past fe w m onths I watched a
n u m b e r o f so -ca lle d b lo ckb u ste rs, but fo r the
fir s t fe w o u t they are not, how you say,
e x c e lle n t .
"B atm an Forever" was an O K m ovie. It
w asn't the best, it w asn't the w orst.
The
a ctin g was good.
The m ain characters were a
great com bo o f c e le b rity pow er.
Jim C arrey
gave a d y n a m ite perform ance as The R id d le r,
stealing the show fro m B atm an and g iv in g
the p icture some co m ic re lie f.
B u t the m ovie
was w e ird because R o b in was o n ly R obin fo r
the end.
T here needed to be som ething m ore
added. T h is is a basic "B atm an" story w ith a
few crazy guys, a fin e lo o k in g g ir l in
tro u b le , and a couple o f super heroes w ith a
vendetta a g a in st the cra zy guys.
N ow , "C o n g o ” was a d iffe re n t story w hich
had some great a ctio n but not such a star-
studded cast.
L a u ra L in n e y plays a scientist
type g ir l w ho is one o f the m ain characters.
E rnie H udson, made fam ous by the
"G h o stb u ste r" m o vie s, plays the safari guide.
T im C u rry ("T h e R o cky H o rro r P icture S how "
and "N a tio n a l L a m p o o n ’s Loaded W eapon 1")
p ortrays a treasure hunter lo o k in g fo r the
lost c ity o f Z in g e . T his m ovie is about an
e xp e d itio n to the A fric a n Congo.
The
o rig in a l p la n is to go and return a g o rilla
named A m y to the congo; then the e x p e d itio n
is taken o v e r by Laura L in n e y's character.
A m y is a ve ry in te llig e n t ape and know s how
to sign in o rd e r to speak. The group
discovers Z in g e and gets attacked by a
m y ste rio u s g ro u p o f gray g o rilla s w h o have
been ta u g h t to fig h t.
August 1.2.& 3
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Kevin M ahogany - One
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of
the hotted ta a acts in the world
Last year's num ber three ja a
recording in Billboard magazine.
Featured performer on the P.B.S.
N ew Y e a r’s Eue Jazz Night.
★ it
Kevin M ah o g a n y
★ ★ ★ ★
Auuurt IQ. 11. and 12
The Return o f the
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" A unique
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23, 1995
R e s e r v a tio n s R e c o m m e n d e d
W . M a r in e D r .
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- The legendary David Murray
'Musician of the Decade" 1980’s'- August 4. 5 & 6
“New sday* , Musician o f the Year
1 9 9 3 - “Village Voice*. When he Nell, Roberty,
Edward’s Trio
was ct the Cafe Uniontown in
March, we had to turn people away The West's best trio
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Ray Brown, Freddie
Lower C o lum bia Trio
Hubbard, Ray
Our renowned duo of Jim
Anderson, and H ank
Wilkins and Spud Siegel are
Crawford to name a
joined by bassist extraordinaire
few. The Trio will be
Kelly Roberty fo r two nights of
backing up both
Acoustic folkljazt in the true
Keuin and Dauid
the Lower Columbia Duo
Uniontown tradition!
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Advance reservations are required for David
Murray and Kevin Mahogany A dinner show and a
late show will be available for both A late Jazz
menu will be available for the late shows Cover
charge for David and Kevin is $ 15.00. for the N RE
Trio $ 5 0 0 and no cover will be charged for the
Lower Columbia T rio Please call the Cafe for
further information or for reservations
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taken by p eop le w ho annoy me.
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The video store is getting a bunch o f new
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