This Week

    A JIM! HENDRIX SPECIAL including two filmed performances, "Jimi Plays Berkely" and "Rainbow Bridge," will be presented by the New World Film Coop next Saturday, November 1 6, in the MLB 3, at 7 and 9 p.m. respectively. Admission $1.25 for each flick, with a discount for both.

   THE WOMEN'S COMMUNITY CENTER is still without a permanent home, but is hosting an "Organizing Skills Workshop" over two weekends- Nov. 9 & 10 and 16 & 17. Topics include group dynamics, problem-solving, publicity, media and others, to be discussed at Guild House, 802 Monroe, from 10-12 noon and 1-2 p.m. on each of the four days.

   A PLAY FROM PEOPLE'S CHINA, "The Red Lantern" will be performed as part of the University Theatre Program Nov. 13-16. Described as a "model proletarian drama" the play is an adaptation of the most popular Chinese opera, depicting exploitation before the revolution. Tickets for the show are available by calling 764-0450; the performance will be at the Trueblood Theatre in the Frieze Bldg.

   ANN ARBOR MUSIC: Weather Report is at Chances Are Nov. 10, the same day Tim Buckley plays the Ypsi Bimbo's. There will be a benefit for the Free People's Clinic with Soulbtrd (with Curt Sobe] on guitar and Robert Wesiberg on piano), Saturday the 15th in the East Quad basement at 8 p.m. And last, but never least, is a one-time stand of legendary A2 country music veterans at Flood's Nov. 17, including Lorna Richards and Steve Newhouse.

   DETROIT MUSIC: The Luther Allison Blues Band jams a six night stand at, of all places, Baker's Keyboard Lounge Nov. 12-17. On Wed. and Thurs. there's no cover charge before 9 p.m. . . It's the Elton John tour with Kikt Dee at awful Olympia the 14th & 15th, . . Sly Stone and Tower of Power play the Michigan Palace on the 14th. . and Jazz '74 presents Donald Byrd, Bobbie Humphrey and the Black Byrds al Masonic on the I7th.

   TV: "BLUES SUMMIT IN CHICAGO" is the title of a series of specials coming up on Channel 56. First show on Tuesday the 12th at 10 p.m. features Muddy Waters, Johnny Winter, Dr. John, Jr. Wells, Willie Dixon, Koko Taylor and other legends. . . And if you're up early. Coleman Young is interviewed on AM Detroit at 7 a.m. on Nov. 15. Channel 7.

   THE SUN OPEN HOUSE is this Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Meet your community newspaper staff and visit our new offices. Feedback is essential to our understanding what YOU want from these pages.

   JEREMY RIFKIN OF THE PEOPLE'S BI-CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE will speak on Wednesday, Nov. 13 in the Pendleton Library, 2nd flr. Mich. Union,7pm.