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The Hollywood Theatre presents the Northwest premier o f Tattoo Nation narrated by cult film star
and tattoo enthusiast Danny Trejo.
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Tatoo Nation with Cult Film Star
Tattoo Nation is a definitive docu
mentary on the phenomenon and
history of the global epidemic and
art of tattooing.
The Hollywood Theater in north
east Portland is presenting the
Northwest premier of the film which
traces back to the roots of modem
tattooing with the pioneers who
started it all.
The film features cameos as well
as interview s with some of the
biggest tattoo artists in the busi
ness including Ed Hardy, Jack
Rudy, Freddy N egrete, Charlie
Cartwright, March Mahoney, M is
ter Cartoon, Tennessee Dave, and
many more.
Shows on Monday, April 15 at
7:30 p.m. Tickets are $7.
HEALING THE HEALTHCARE BLUES
‘in the groove of love”
Half-Boy,
Half Bat
SATURDAY, APRIL 13th
6 p.m. until Midnight
Melody Ballroom
615SE Aider
st.
Adm ission $15 (CBA members $14)
FEATURING:
Norman Sylvester Band,
Ben Rice, Richard Arnold,
Lloyd Allen, Shoehorn,
DK Stewart Band,
Mad as Hell Doctors,
Chatta Addy & friends,
Andy Stokes, LaRhonda Steele,
Renee Mitchell, Paul Knauls,
Steve Cheseborough
Benefit for Health Care for All-Oregon
HEALTHCARE IS A HUMAN RIGHT!
Jeffrey Phillips and Jessica Hillenbrand star in Bat Boy: The
Musical.
www.hcao.org
University of Portland’s Perform-
ing and Fine Arts department pre-
sents Bat Boy. The Musical, based
on a story from the satirical tabloid
The Weekly World News, April 12-
14 and 18-20, at 7:30 p.m. with a
Sunday matinee at 2 p.m. in Mago
Hunt Center Theater on the univer-
sity campus,5000N. Willamette Blvd.
Tickets Online:
Bat Boy tells the story ol
boy, half-bat found in a cs
taken in by the local vet, whc
and daughter educate him at
ways ofcivil society, with an
native mix of humor and gle
Admission is $ 10 for adu
$5 for students and seniors,
www.tickettomato.com
Tickets also available at:
Music Millennium,
Geneva's Shear Perfection &
Musicians Union Local 99
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