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ENTERTAINMENT
Writers Featured
At Firehouse Center
Northwest arts groups are com
bining efforts to present a special
reading event at North Portland s
Interstate Firehouse Cultural C en
ter.
S e a ttle a u th o r C h a rlo tte
Watson Sherman and Portland writ
er Tom Spanbauer will be featured
in an evening o f readings presented
by th e p ro d u cers o f S e a ttle 's
Bumbershoot Arts Festival, Port
land Arts and Lectures and the
IFCC.
T h e e v e n t w ill be h e ld
T u esd ay , Dec. 6 b eg in n in g at
7:3 0 p.m . at the c e n te r at 5 3 4 0
N. In te rsta te . T ic k e ts are S10
and can be p u rch ased by m ail,
ph o n e in person. All p ro fits w ill
go to IFCC.
Sherm an is a S e a ttle w rite r
w ho is a c c o m p lish ed as a p o e t,
sh o rt-sto ry w riter and n o v e list.
O v e r the p ast 10 y e a rs h er p o e t
ry and short sto rie s have a p
p e a re d in n u m ero u s jo u r n a ls
in clu d in g The B lack S c h o la r and
O b sid ia n and in the a n th o lo g ie s
G a th e rin g G round and W hen I
Am An O ld W om an 1 Sh all W ear
P urple.
Her books include the store col
lection Killing C olor which was
awarded a King County Arts Com
mission Fiction award in 1989 and
the novel One Dark Body, published
in 1993. Recently she served as a
judge for the 1994 Oregon Book
Awards.
Writer Tom Spanbauer of
Portland will be featured during
a special program at the
Interstate Firehouse Cultural
Center.
Charlotte Watson Sherman, a
Seattle writer who is
accomplished as a poet and
author, will help in a benefit for
the Interstate Firehouse Cultural
Center in North Portland.
Spanbauer is a native of Idaho
who has been an active part o f the
Portland writing community since
1990, both as mentor to students o f
writing through his popular creative
writing workshops. His first novel.
Faraway Places was published in
1986 and he followed with the novel
The Man Who Fell In Love With the
Moon in 1990.
Moon is in its second printing
and now includes several European
and Asian editions. Spanbauer is
currently working a new novel, in the
City o f Shy Hunters.
I FCC is a community-based arts
center committed to creating an en
vironment in which people o f every
ethnic and cultural background come
together as artists and audience to
explore, preserve and celebrate their
diversity.
The center is a vital and impor
tant part o f the Northwest arts com
munity, offering a wide array o f pro
grams and services.
The Coca-Cola Company has become the first international sponsor of the Sixth All A frica Games to be
held September 1995, in Harare, Zimbabwe. The announcement was made on October 21 at a Pres^
conference in the host city attended by (LtoR) Mcleod Chaora, general manager, Al Africa Games, Car!
Ware senior vice president, The Coca-Cola Company and president, Coca-Cola Africa Group and
Tommy Sithole, chairman, All Africa Games. The Games will be the showcase of African athletic talent
prior to the Centennial Olympic Games to be held in Atlanta in 1996. More than 2,000 athletes from over
45 countries are expected to compete.
Ticketmaster, Fox To Host Series
T icketm aster and T w entieth
CCentury Fox will host a series of
screenings of “The Pagemaster -- a
movie about a boy w ho’s whisked oft
on incredible adventures with char
acters from classic literature — tor
inner-city youths in 16 U.S. markets
Saturday, Nov. 19, at 10 a.m.
The film opens nationwide Nov.
23. General Cinema Corp. Will host
screenings in the following cities.
Charlotte, N.C.; the Bronx, N.Y.;
Redondo Beach, C alif.; O rlando,
F la., Miami; Hollywood, Calif.; Bos
ton; Dallas, Chicago; Houston, and
Cleveland. American Multi Cinemas
and Mann Theatres will exhibit in
Seattle; Detroit; Atlanta; W ashing
ton, D C.; Denver; and Kansas City,
MO.
T ick etm aster’s local general
managers are working closely with
civic leaders in each city to deter
mine which inner city organizations
and youth groups will attend screen
ings and coordinate invitation distri
bution. "The Pagemaster" screenings,
in 16 U.S. cities, are part of a national
effort by Ticketmaster to promote
literacy.
“W e’re delighted to be involved
with this project," said Fred Rosen,
Ticketm aster president and chief
executive officer. “A lot of com pa
nies talk about getting involved with
the community, but Ticketm aster
does more than just talk, we take
action. 'T h e pagem aster' provides a
wonderful opportunity for the imagi
nation to run wild and we join Tw en
tieth Century Fox and the local ex
hibitors and the com m unities in
launching this very special film."
Macaulay Culkin stars as a timid
young boy who finds him self seeking
refuge from a storm in an empty,
library - and quickly embarks on an
amazing journey through adventure,
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tion of live action and animation, the
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