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ENTERTAINMENT
In The Mouth Of Madness
Join us in celebrating the
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Music Expo
Returns To
Portland!
Linda Styles (Julie Carmen, left) search for missing writer Sutter
Cane in John Carpenter's psychological-horror film, In the Mouth of
Photo Credit: Shane Harvey
Madness.
New Line Cinema's new psy-
hological horror fiim, In The Mouth
if Madness, starring Sam Neill,
urgen Prochnow and directed by
ohn Carpenter, will open in theatres
iverywhere on Friday, February 3,
995. .
Imagine a novel so overwhelm-
ngly hypnotic, so tremendously hor-
ifying that it paralyzes its audience
vith fear and turns its most sensible
eaders insane. Sutter Cane (Jurgen
’rochnow) is this century's most
widely read author. His novels have
seen translated into 18 different lan­
guages and spawned a billion dollar
industry. When Cane vanishes just
Jays before he’s expected to deliver
his latest manuscript, his publisher
Jackson Harglow (Charlton Heston)
hires John Trent (Sam Neill) to inves­
tigate his mysterious disappearance.
With the writer’s fans whipped
into a pubic frenzy, Trent believes
the case is nothing but an ill con­
ceived publicity stunt - until he and
Cane’s editor, Linda Styles (Julie
Carmen), travel to New England in
search o f clues. There, they wind up
in a town called Hobbs End, a sleepy
hamlet that cannot be found on any
ordinary map - a fictional village that
exits only in Game’s novel.
Has the investigation unearthed
a fantasy world or has reality blended
with the macabre imagination of
Sutter Cane?
Directed by John Carpenter, In
John Trent (Sam Neill) is driven mad by the mysterious writings of
horror novelist Sutter Cane in John Carpenter's psychological-
horror film In the Mouth of Madness.
Photo Credit: Shane Harvey
The Mouth O f Madness features spe­
cial effects by the Academy Award­
winning team at Industrial Light +
Magic, and KNB EFX Group. Sandy
King serves as producer of the film
C-Bub Productions presents
the Music Expo, CD & Record
Convention Saturday, March 4 &
Sunday, March 5,1995 from 9:00
A M .-5:00 P.M. The Expo will
be held at the Eastport Plaza,
4000 SE 82nd Street. This Expo
as always promises to be a most
exciting event.
The M usic Expo is the
largest semi - annual conven­
tion o f its kind held on the
W est C oast. The Expo in ­
clu d es o v er 90 e x h ib ito r’s
from the West Coast. On d is­
play and for sale will be th o u ­
sands o f music collectibles,
including LP’s CD’s Tapes, 45’s
78’s, Imports, Promotional Item’s
Jukeboxes, 8-Tracks, Rock Post­
ers, Magazines, Tour Programs
& Tour Merchandise and More.
Rock, Country, R&B, Soul,
Jazz, Rap, Hip-Hop, Disco,
Dance, Alternative, Imports,
Classical, Soundtracks, New
Wave, Punk, Metal, Folk, Pop,
Comedy, Oldies, Spoken Word
and more can be found at the
Expo.
Music
Millennium
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32nd
& E.Burnside
231-8926
23rd
& NW Johnson
248-0163
written by Michael De Luca. Artist
Robinson is associate producer.
In The Mouth O f Madness is
rated “R” and has a running time of
95 minutes.
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February Programs On Talking Earth, KBOO
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Radio’ s Weekly Poetry Show, 11 PM
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February 16: members of the Northwest African American Writers
Association: Joe Franklin, Irene Kelly, Rita White, John Wolf, and Jarvez
Hall, read from their brand new work and from the latest issue of the
Kuumba Anthology. Barbara La Morticella hosts. 11 PM, KBOO, 90.7
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Winning entry will he featured in New
Moon Magazine!
Zora Hurston and the Chinaberry Tree is about a very special young woman whose dream
of becoming a writer came true We believe that girls have fascinating, interesting,
wonderful dreams that the rest of the world should know about Would you share yours1
To enter the ‘Tell the World My Dream” essay contest, simply attend the reading and
discussion group for Zora Hurston and the Chinaberry Tree at the date and time listed
below Afterw ards, stick around and enter the contest by writing about y our own dreams
Your bookstore will send in your 150-word entry to LEE & LOW BOOKS, and three
nationwide winners will be chosen and announced by May I. 1995
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for a reading and discussion of
Zora Hurston and the Chinaberry Tree
written by William Miller
Illustrated by Cornelius Van Wright
and Ying-Hwa Hu
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THE
AFRICAN VILLAGE
"BOUTIQUE"
In Time for Black History Month
We Have Just Received A Large Shipment
of Authentic African Clothing
Mausai Jewelry, Artifacts, Valentines Cards
Friendly Service and 10 minutes from Downtown
New & used books on
Business, Music, &
African-American Studies
1439 Northeast Alberta Street
Selections also available at
The Suzan’s Salon at the Galleria
We Carry Plus Sizes
[M a s te rC a rd
Date: February 4th Time: 1:00 p.m.
Location: Barnes & Nobile Bookstore
1231 NE Broadway
Miss Black Oregon USA
1995 - Donna Knight
Omega Psi Phi
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9:30 p.m. - 2:00 a.m.
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