Page 8 Portland Observer, March 4, 1982
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entertainment
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Coming Attractions
March Music
1»N .W 5th Ave 2243861
Craig Carothers. Tommy Smith
Ok-Ra Sparks, Stolen Toys, Cam
Paul DeLay, Buckman Allstars, Newton, KBOO Live Broadcast,
Liquid Blues, Steve Bradley, Raseo C o nfidentials, Michael Denny,
Brothes, Pete Karnes & Terry Robb, Tommy Sm ith. Ben Davis A The
Mercy, Les Clams, Dr. Corn’ s Blue Odds.
grass Remedy, Robert Cray.
For more in form a tion call 224-
For more in fo rm a tio n call 233- .1661.
566 S.W Aider 224-13»
0694
Lights O ut, Craig Carothers Band,
Nu Shooz, Les Clams, Robert Cray
Band, Bosworth Brothers, M r.
Nieeguy, Kukrudu, Slowtrain (with
Lee Garrett), Kidd, Sequel.
PRODUCTIONS
Presents
19196 S. MoHafla Ave
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Oregon City 6664022
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Afro-American Heritage
Songs, games, dances and stories in the two-century-old Afro-American
folk tradition o f the Georgia coastal island chain w ill be performed by the
Georgia Sea Island Singers in two Portland appearances March 6.
The group will perform a children’ s concert at St. Andrews Community
Center, 806 N.E. A lberta, at 2 p.m. Then at 8 p.m. in the community
center, they will give an evening concert.
The Georgia Sea Island Singers, preservers of the rich cultural heritage o f
the coastal islands* Black community, have performed internationally. Past
appearances include concerts at Carnegie Hall and the Mexico City Olym
pics. The group has cut five records.
The singers are Bessie Jones, author o f two books on Black culture;
Frankie Sullivan Quimby, who comes from one o f the few American Black
families that can trace its ancestry to a definite location in Africa (the town
o f Kianah in what is now Nigeria), and Douglas Quimby, a member o f the
group since 1969.
The concerts are sponsored by the Alliance for Social Change and the
Black Education Center. Tickets for the evening concert are $5. Advance
tickets are $4. Call 222-4479 for ticket outlet information.
St. Andrews Com m unity School and Immaculate Heart Com m unity
School jo in the Alliance and Center in sponsoring the children’ s concert.
Admission for those under 15 years old is $1.50. For all others it is $3.
Jack M cM ahon, Joe D obro,
Richard Moore & Patty Fobare,
Cam Newton, Bodin & Zanetto,
Steve Bradley & D. J. Craven, Ok-
Ra Sparks, Alan D u tto n , Rich
England, Valérie Brown, Dennis
B ixby, Stewart N o rth , Craig
Carothers.
For more in form a tion call 241-
2550.
night out with
M uddy B ottom Boys, Dick
Lappe, Paul DeLay Blues Band,
Folk A Bluegrass Players, Record
Release Party for Goldrush, Arts A
C rafts, Speakeasy Dixieland Jazz
Band, Rasco Brothers, Live Video
Taping o f 3 bands, Premier o f Duke
Party A The Chargers, Nu Shooz.
For more in fo rm a tio n call 655-
4022.
11312 S.E. Powefl 761-6252
Live m u li c & ciancino
Wed.-Sat. 0-1:30
NO COVER CHARGE
Gregg T rip p Band. Ron Lloyd,
Rockerfellers, Sequel, L ittle Big
Band, W heatfield, Fire Eye, Nu
Shooz.
For more in form a tion , call 761 -
5252.
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Comer of S.W. 2nd 6 Taylor
Full Circle, Slowtrain (w ith Lee
G arrett), Diamond H ill, Tangier,
B uffa lo S huffle, G em ini, Koffee,
Expresso, Lights Out.
For more in fo rm a tio n call 22-
RODEO.
SHERATON
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1111 S.W. Jefferson St. 222 7422
Spencer Ward Quartet, Sky Trio,
Red N orvo, om G rant T rio , Red
Rodney A Ira S ullivan Q uintet,
Jam-o-rama, and movies.
For more in fo i mation call 222-
7422.
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: 9:00 P.M. UNTIL
“licAtte : $5.00 (4 .0 0 with button)
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SAVEHI
Live Live "Beatlemania" Live Live
Il was ten years ago that the world was saddened to hear that the Beatles were disbanding, ending an unprecedented
reign over the pop music charts and the hearts o f millions.
Now however, it is possible once again to experience the magic o f the Beatles.
The smash Broadway hit, Beatlemania, is coming to Portland.
This show has been seen by hundreds of thousands throughout North America, Britain and Japan On this tour of
the Pacific Northwest, the show is playing seven different cities. I f this show is in a city for a week-long run, it makes
sense to mount banks o f slide projectors. A key ingredient o f the show is a montage o f literally thousdands o f visual
images from the sixties.
It is impossible for the louring company to spend two entire days setting up for a one- or two-night stand . .so to
solve this problem, Beatlemania’ s creators, Leber Krebs & Associates, produced their own feature length film to re
place the slide projectors and adapted projection equipment with a much simpler yet equally effective, multi-purpose
visual system.
This touring company carries its regular performers plus extra orchestra members. The effect is the same nostalgic
kaleidoscope that has dazzled theatre patrons around the world.
Beatlemania is a vivid recreation o f a decade in which things were a little simpler, a decade whose manners and
mores were beyond a doubt molded by the music o f these four amazing men. The world will never forget the group
that changed the face o f modern music, and with it, our way o f thinking. And just as surely as the Beatles will never be
forgotten, you'll never forget Beatlemania.
Sec it. Absorb it. Y ou'll remember not only the most important decade o f our lives.. .you’ ll rediscover a part o f
yourself. Beatlemania
it’ s simply the greatest and it's coming to your hometown soon!!!
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T H E PR O G R A M : SHOW A: (Wednesday, April 7 at 8:15
P.M . and Saturday. April 10 at 2:15 P.M. I FO U R T E M P E R -
M E N T S , EQ UUS, D O U G L A . SHOW B: (Thursdav, Anni
8 at 8:15 P.M and Saturday, April 10 at 8:15 P .M ., SERE
N A D E , S I . C A R N A M E D D E S IR E . F IR E B IR D .
SHOW C: (Friday, April 9 at 8:15 P .M .) C O N C E R T O BA
RO CCO, SONGS O F T H E A U V E R G N E , M IR A G E ,
BANDA.
House Of Sound
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