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Encore Performance
PassinArt: A Theatre Company will present a special pre Artquake
performance of "S plit Second" by Dennis McIntyre at the Interstate Fire
house Cultural Center, 5340 N. Interstate, on Saturday, August 29th at
8:00 p.m.
"Split Second” is a compelling drama that depicts the experiences ot
a young Black police officer when faced with the consequences of one of
his "split second" decisions. A decision that not only impacts his life, but
that of his family. The play takes a hard look at the differences between
the values of the young police officer and that of his father, a retired police
man; and what happens to a family when they find themselves suddenly
caught up in the "tragedy" of a "split second" decision.
"S plit Second" will be directed by Michael Grant, and cast members in
elude Henry Melson, Julie Serquinia, Gunnar Forland, Anthony Baggette,
Michael Holiday, and Neal Thomas.
For reservations, call 299-7180 or 243-7930.
End of the S u m m e r Jam &
by Ken Covington
M o re B its 'n ' Pieces
Black Artistis Clean Up
Last Friday tickets went on sale for the Whitney Houston/Jonathan
Butler show at the Memorial Coliseum on Oct. 12th. Over 8000 seats were
available. On Monday there were only 2300 seats left. This makes this
show one of the fastest selling, or maybe sold out, shows in Portland his­
tory. Portlander's are known for buying tickets at the last minute, so this
is highly unusual for the Rose City. Congratulations to not one but two
BLACK artists coming into a city that doesn't even have a 24-hour R&B
station. Hint, hint!!
Family Picnic
Labor Day
Sept. 7,1987
ALBERTA PARK
(N.E. 19th & Killingsworth)
2:00 p.m. 'til 8:00 p.m.
FEATURING
Live Music, Speakers, Games
There w ill be a prize given to the fam ily w ith
the most fam ily m em bers in attendance.
Beer Garden provided by Joe's Placel
James (Jim m y Mac) M cLendon, Larry (DLB) Bell and Bryan (M ellow
B. J.) Jones of The Untouchable Krew perform "G e t S tu p id " at The
Black United Front's 8th Annual C om m unity U nity Day.
Photo by Richard J. B row n
SPONSORS
B .U .F.'s C o m m u n ity U n ity Day
Two Saturdays ago at Jefferson High, God seemed to intervene with
mother nature so that the Black United Front's 8th Annual Community
Unity Day could go on undaunted by the seemingly unavoidable rain.
Though the attendance was poor and the event got a late start, the enter­
tainment was top-notch, and all acts gave 100%. They included vocalist
Kevin Morse, The Untouchable Krew, Mike B. & Crew, Ray Tellis and
Friends, and one of the city's most popular bands. Cool 'R. The late start
prohibited Billy Larkin and Co. and The Flirt Band from performing, how­
ever we salute them all, along with Fantasy Unlimited Enterprises who pro­
duced the entertainment part of Community Unity Day. Fantasy expressed
thanks to B.E.A.N. who acted as a consultant (and produced the previous
five) and all of the members of the B.U.F. for the opportunity and the sup­
port. The Portland Observer salutes all who were involved and wish all
continued success.
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$9.50 Adv.
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FLIR T B A N D LIV E
featuring
Itals & Roots Radies Band
A Full Selection Of
at THE ROYAL ESQUIRE
Oldies
with Dr. Rock
Jazz
Gospel
and All the Latest Hits
Friday, Sept. 24th, 9 p.m.
$8.00 Adv.
Bay Area Music Awards Winner
Ron Thompson & The Resistors
Sat., Sept. 5th, 9 p.m.
Sunday Jazzy Jam
$6.00 Adv.
with
ba t. t t Sunday
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& Co.
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End of the Summer
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Saturday, Sept. 5,1987
STARRY NIGHT
(N.W. 6th & Burnside)
9:00 p.m .'til 1:30 a.m.
PLUS: C O O L 'R
Featuring
Untouchable Krew
Mos' Def
Mike B. & Crew
and more
Special Guest: M.C. Dupree Casey
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ALL AGES
in advance
Alcohol Available, 21 and over, I.D. Required
Presented By
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9:00 S how tim e
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$13.50
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