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^ o rtla n h (Dbseruer Page B6 IS If lïlIS H Focus f M ( I II I Blithe Spirit; Nov. 1 through Dec 8 The Lakewood Theatre Company presents Noel Cow ard’s comedy about a man who is literally haunted by his past. After his first wife, Elvira, passes away, british novelist Charles Condomine remarries and life seems fine until he invites Madam Arcati into his home to do a séance as research for a new book. Madam Arcati rematerializes Elvira and what follows is a comic haunting between battling brides and the complete disruption ofC ondom ine’s peaceful life. Thursday through Saturday nights show time is at 8 p.m., Sundays at 7 p.m. Admission is $20, $ 18 for students and seniors. The Lakewood Center for the Arts is located at 368 S. State St. in Lake Osewgo. Call 503-625-3901. Phifer Keeps it Real Talented actor stars in hip-hop drama Mekhi Phifer stars in Univer sal P ic tu r e s ’ and Im ag in e Entertainm ent’s hip-hop drama 8 Mile, opening nationwide Fri day. Phifer plays Future, the best friend of Jimmy played by multi platinum rap star Eminem. Set against the 1995 hip-hop scene in Detroit, 8 Mile is the story of a young man struggling to find strength and courage to transcend the boundaries that define his life. Future motivates and encourages Jim my, con stantly urging him to utilize his uncanny skill to rap to move M ekhi Phifer towards a better life. Academy A ward-winnei Kim Basinger (L. A. C onfidential) plays Jim m y’s mother, the fictional Stephanie, while Brittany Murphy (Clueless, D on't Say a W ord) plays his girlfriend Alex. In addition to Phifer, others in Jim m y's crew include Eugene Byrd, O m ar Benson M iller and D e’Angelo Wilson. Currently, Phifer can be seen as a new series regular on the Emmy Award-winning series, E.R., as Dr.Gregory Pratt, an arrogant intern. Last year he starred in the ABC television movie Brian’s Song, as well as playing opposite.songstress Beyonce Knowles in M TV ’s Carmen. KOGNITO’S mews UPCOMING EVENTS F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R B T H n i i w s S r a F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R 2 2 N D @ 1 1 :0 0 P M 18125825 F R ID A Y , D E C E M B E R 1 3 T H @ 1 1 :O O P M F R ID A Y , D E C E M B E R @ 1 1 :O O P M SWMSSICMND A C A D IA N B A L L R O O M IM 1 9 N E A lb e r t a c o v e r SS » o F O B M O R E IN F O L O G O N T O W W W .s o s C T E P P E R S .C O M True West; Friday, Nov. 1 through Sunday, Nov. 17 Portland Center Stage presents Sam Shepard’s fiercely comic retelling o f the Cain and Abel myth where Eden is a ‘70s era suburban kitchen 40m iles east ofL.A .Evening show sattheN ew m ark Theatre, t i l l SW Broadway, are Tuesdays, W ednesdays and Sundays at 7 p.m., Thurs day through Saturday at 8 p.m, with Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. Call 503- 274-6588 for tickets. Emotions; Wednesday, Nov. 6 Norman Sylvester is bringing his band to northeast Portland for a series o f perform ances at Billy Reed's restaurant. Norman Sylvester at Billy Reed’s The N orm an S ylvester Band to Billy R eed’s Restaurant at 2808 has a new hom e after more than 10 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. years at the C andlelight C afé, Performances will take place dow ntow n. nightly each Thursday, from 8 p.m. The ja z z sensation is bringing to 11:30 p.m ..during both Novem- hot blues and rhythm and blues ber and December. united we funk tour! dazz band club nouveau bar kay’s michael cooper O N ^lC E »V M IO Come to Sweetwaters, 3350 SE Morrison St., at 7:30 p.m. to hear poetry from some of Portland’s most promising young poets. Samuel Irving and Marquis Stoudamire, authors and co-founders of the Portland- based publishing company. Abstract Visionz, will host the first of what they hope will be many bi-weekly poetry nights called ‘Emotions.’ Caribbean meals are included in the $10 admission price. For more information, call 503-238-4771. Black Baby White Hands book signing; Wednesday, Nov. 6 Dr. Jaiya John, an undergraduate of Lewis andClark College and former professor o f social psychology at Howard University in Washinton, D.C., will visit Reflections Coffee and Bookstore for a 6 p.m. signing of his biography, Black Baby White Hands: A View From the Crib. Reflections is located in the Walnut Park Retail Center at 446 NE Killingsworth. For More information call 503-288-2940. Pride and Prejudice; Thurs., Nov. 7 through Sat., Nov. 16 15 students from Portland Christian High School will perform Jane A ustin’s ‘Pride and Prejudice’ on Thursday, Nov. 7, Friday, Nov. 8 and 15, and Saturday, Nov. 9 and 16. The school is located at 12425 NE San Rafel St. and tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for students and senior citizens. For more information on this production, call 503-256-3960. The Mad Day: Summer of '68: Nov. 7 through Dec. 29 When lost photographs o f the Beatles resurfaced in one of Tom M urray’s drawers, the now world-renowned photographer knew he was on to something. The photographs, taken in the streets, docklands and parks of London, were o f the last publicity shot ever taken of the ‘Fab Four’ as a group. 11 years ago C hristie’s Auction House valued the original negatives at $2.3 million, but this year Portlanders with out that kind of cash can see some of the rarest photos ever taken of the Beatles at the Photographic Image Gallery at 208 SW First St. At the opening on First Thursday, four lucky people will win VW Beatles. Tales from a Southern Front Porch; Nov. 8 Kathryn Windham will draw on herbackground injoum alism, photog raphy, acting, broadcasting and the civil-rights movement to entertain listeners with tales from the South. W indham uses her wry sense of humor to describe the times, people and places that have captured her imagination. The event is a part of the M ultnomah County Library’s Tapestry of Tales storytelling festival. W indham will speak Nov. 8 at 8 p.m. in the Mago Hunt Center Theatre at the University of Portland, 5000 N. Willamette Blvd. 'Bears’ at 0MSI; Starting Nov. 8 R O SE L A N D TH EATER M O O U C IO November 06, 2002 IN T IB T A IN M ÌN T q H • PI X AR 8 NW 6th downtown Portland Oregon December 1 st, 2002 8pm-1 lpm Tickets available at all fastixx Safeway locations OMSI will begin showing this new film from the National Wildlife Federation on Friday, Nov. 8. The film ‘Bears’ shows a fresh view of these powerful and majestic animals in the full glory of their natural habitat. For more information, call OMSI at 503-797-4537 or visit www.omsi.edu. T he UoriDROUG U orld or tio. Gross More info: 503-283-5300 Sponsors: Westro Entertainment, Next Level Promotions, KBMS 1480AM, KPSU 1450AM, Portland Observer, One Love Records This is the party of the year— Come and get your groove on! Natasha Vetta Williams plays Sour Kangaroo in “Seussical the M usical" coming to Keller Auditorium Nov. 12-17. The musical, depicting the wondrous worid o f child book author Dr. Seuss, stars Cathy Rigby as the Cat in the Hat. Two Horton the El ephant adventures are woven into the plot. The production is part o f the Portland Opera Presents Broadway in Portland series. B illy R eed ’ s R estaurant C B ar People can’t seem to get enough of our great food.Great specials daily! IT’S THE BEST IN TOWN! We are the perfect after work hangout. Come fbr the food and stay for the entertainment in the BUBBLE Lounge! HOLD ON...THEY'RE COMINO! NOV. 1 3 -1 7 M emopial C oliseum O P IN IN G NIGHT SAVI $ 6 O N TICKITSI M A , a V» iMNwy. W »wi C No m ssl » « «URI n t Buy hekeh at NOV. 1« N O V 17 12 NOON I 12 NOON 3 30 PM 3:30 PM 7:30 PM I www.disneyonice.com d d r e t m a it e r Ticket Centers including G.l. Joes and Fred Meyer Stores, Arena Box Office or call (5 0 3 ) 2 2 4 - 4 4 0 0 TICKET PRICES: $45.00 w o n t now - $30.00 vw - $17.75 - $12.75 » charge« and handkna k m may apply ) ZZ2S eOenwCOwwtSKAP w > Come and see Norm an “The Boogie C at' Sylvester for the Boogie Cat Jam Ses- sion! 7:30 P M -11 PM FREE! / / / / . HES E HA P P Y H O U R IN T H E ( 7 / > 7 7 r/rz\ s a w eek Irani 1-6:30 P M w ith w ith ta b u lo n s $ 3 .0 0 D rin k s a n d $ 2 .9 5 hai m u in hies. Billy Reed’s Restaurant and Bar Is proud to bring you a great Thanksgiving Dinner. You don’t have to cook! Leave that to Billy Reed’s.3 great entrees on the day of thanks. #1- Roasted Turkey Dinner-S 19.95; #2- Alaskan Seared Salmon Dinner-$21.95 or ¿Q-Slow Roasted Prime Rib Dinner. All dinners are served with soup, salad and dessert. 3 PM-10 PM, November 28, 2002. Get your reservations early! — Bring the entire family!!! 2808 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Portland, OR 97212 (503) billyreeds@stdairy.com <mailto:billyreeds@stdairy.com> Your neighborhood Restaurant & Bar The Place to be in the Soul o f Portland HM»n, irt Al nPa mwwd. RrtoBOwI t 493-8127 Muslim Advisory Council continued f r(,m Metro table. He says officers should also be aware that during Ramadan Mus lims are be less willing to open their homes to non-family members, and that there are more activities at mosques. It’s estim ated that betw een 10,000 and 15,000 Muslims live in the Portland area, the largest con centration in the state. A dvertise with diversity The Portland Observer call 503.288 (1033 or email ads@portlandobsvrver.com
