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Everything that Lives Must Die
‘Blame it on the
Moon’ brings
understanding
The old w om an a n d an angel from th e Tears o f Joy Theatre produc
tion o f On ion Skin Soup.
Tears of Joy Theatre celebrates
El Dia de los Muertos (The Day of
the Dead) with “Blame it on the
Moon,” on Friday, Nov. 4 at 7:30
p.m.; Saturday, Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m.;
and Sunday, Nov. 6 at 2 p.m.
Innovative puppetry and live
music are featured in this bilingual
story from an Ecuadorian myth
about the creation of life that helps
both children and adults under
stand why everything that lives
must die.
The play is sparkled with humor
and in te rw e a v e s tra d itio n a l
Please join us for The Installation Service of
Will be held at New Hope Missionary Baptist Church.
November 6, 2005 @ 3:30pm • Rev. Robert. Jointer - Pastor
Located at 931 N. Skidmore Portland, Oregon @ 7:0()pm nightly
Guest Speakers will be the renowned Pastors:
Rev. L.W. Bolton, Rev. James H. Bolton,
Rev, Jerry Bolton and Rev. Allen Ray Bolton
Gospel Musical Extravaganza Night
Live in Concert
Featuring The Bolton Brothers of Hattiesburg, MS
AT Bethesda Christian Church -109 N Emerson St
Rev Melvin Bailey - Host Pastor
Time: 6:(X) PM Doors open at 5:00pm
No Admission
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B eetle an d Esta (the sun) are characters in Blam e it on th e Moon,
an Ecuadorian story on the creation o f life.
Located at 3725 N. Gantenbein Ave. Portland, Oregon
Also, there will be a spirit filled THREE NIGHT REVIVAL,
Starting Wednesday November 2nd thru Friday November 4th
At Greater Faith Missionary Baptist Church
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Pastor
Bryone A. Bolton
Greater Faith MBC
Portland, Oregon
He shall direct your path '
Proverbs 3:5-6
Come and get your soul revived
D on’t ’ miss out on your blessing
Come share with us
Contact Number: 503-287-4345
o r 601-299-0496
NEW HOPE: 503-281-0163
folklórico dances.
Artistic director Nancy Aldrich
directs the collaborative produc
tion. For the past two summers,
Aldrich has been invited to Mexico
to teach and judge at a puppetry
festival.
Along with the featured play,
Tears of Joy offers a bonus presen
tation. Onion Skin Soup is an adap
tation of a Mexican story performed
with exquisite shadow puppets.
Audiences will be captivated by the
story of a poor woman who begs and
a rich woman who loves to eat.
Both performances are appro
priate for ages seven and up and
will be held at W inningstad The
atre. 1111 S.W. Broadway. The pro
ductions are funded by the Paul G.
Allen Family Foundation and spon
sored by The Portland Observer.
Tickets are $ 12 children and $ 15
adults and available by calling the
box office at 360-695-0477 or 503-
248-0557.
Founded in 1971, Tears o f Joy
Theatre is nationally recognized for
its commitment to excellence and
innovation in puppetry.
Cultures Merge in Artist's Works
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The Tribe of the Winds. 2217 N.E.
Alberta St., brings Northern Irish artist
Penny Kavan’s multi-layered monotype
print series “The Eyes Have It” to the
gallery for a showing that extends
though Dec. 24.
The exhibit will open for the Last
Thursday Art Walk, Thursday, Oct. 27
with an opening reception from 6 p.m.
to 9 p.m.
Multi-ethnic characters are a
por information contact the gallery
favorite o f artist Penny Kavan. at503-789-8068orwww.tribewinds.com.