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Parent Issue
Day
6
Month
January
Year
1975
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Club locations for event and Film Group phones and auditoriums in this calendar are on page 28
MONDAY 6
Moon in Scorpio 
MUSIC 
ANN ARBOR 
Chances Are: Masquerade, 9:30pm, $1, r&r
Mr. Flood's Party: Mike Smith & his Country Volunteers, 9:30pm, 50cent c&w 
YPSILANTI 
Bimbo's: Stanley the Madhatter is DJ. 9:3opm 
The Suds Factory : Mugsy, 9:30pm, 1!, r&r
DETROIT
E.  LANSING 
Lizard's: Jim Schwall Blues Band, 9:30pm, blues
EVENTS 
ANN ARBOR 
Ann Arbor People's Bicentennial Committee meeting, 7:3opm, 819 S. State, 665-8774 
HRP Steering Committee meeting, 5pm in HRP Office, 516 E. William. All welcome. 
Ann Arbor City Council meeting, 7:3opm, City Hall (Huron & Fifth) 
Revolutionary Student Brigade meeting, 7pm 2207 Michigan Union, 763-6563 for info
Indochina Peace Campaign meeting 7:30pm 332 S. State. 764-7548 
HER-SELF, Women's Community Newspaper open meeting, 7:30pm, 225 E. Liberty 
TUESDAY 7
Moon in Scorpio 
MOVIES 
ANN ARBOR 
Cinema Guild: "The Talk of the Town" (George Stevens) 7 & 9:05, $1 
MUSIC 
ANN ARBOR Chances Are: Masquerade, see Mon 1/6 
Mr. Flood's Party: Cosmic Cowboys, 9:30pm, 50cent, c&w
YPSILANTI
Bimbo's: Stanley the Madhatter, see Mon 1/6 
The Suds Factory: Mugsy, see Mon 1/6 
DETROIT 
Raven Gallery: Claudia Schmidt & Ken Bloom 9:30 & 10:30, $3 
Red Carpet Lounge: White Heat and Deluxe, 9:30pm, $1, r&r 
The Savoy, Shelby Hotel: SUN RA & his Myth-Science ARKESTRA, 10 & 12pm, $2.50, Intergalactic Jazz
[photo caption: Intergalactic Energy Musicians SUN RA and his Myth-Science Arkestra touch down at the Savoy Room Jan. 7-12]
The Underground Express: The Other Brothers Duo, music begins 9pm, show at 11pm and 1am, $2, jazz 
E. LANSING 
The Brewery: Strongbow, 9:30pm, $1, r&r 
Lizard's: Jim Schwall Blues Band, see Mon 1/6 
TV
 6:30pm: Community Announcements, Cable 3
 7:00pm: Community Dialogue, Host Bruce Warshal, Cable 3 
9:30pm: "One Man's China #1" first in a series on China, its problems and its progress in solving them. This first segment is on China's achievement of food for all its population (one quarter of the world's population). Ch. 56 
EVENTS 
ANN ARBOR
University Committee of HRP meeting, 7pm in HRP Office, 516 E. William, all welcome
 Lesbians Opening, rap group at Feminist Credit Union office, 225 E. Liberty 8pm, 761-7973 for info 
WEDNESDAY 8
Moon in Scorpio then Sagittarius 1:41am
MOVIES 
ANN ARBOR
 Cinema Guild: "China Seas" (Tay Garnett) 7 & 9:05, $1 
New World Film Co-op/Friends of the Ann Arbor SUN: "Jesus Christ Superstar," 7 & 9L15, $1.25
International Film Series: "Z" Costa Gavras (Greece) 7 & 9pm-MLB 4, $1.50. Presented by Friends of the SUN 
MUSIC 
ANN ARBOR 
Blind Pig: Other Side, 9:30pm, $1, jazz
Chances Are: Skip Van Winkle ,9:30pm, r&r
Golden Falcon: Double O Soul is DJ, 9:30pm 
Mr. Flood's Party: Cosmic Cowboys, 9:30pm, 75cent, c&w
YPSILANTI 
Bimbo's: Detroit Emeralds, 9:30pm, $1.50, soul
Huron Hotel & Lounge: Iris Bell, 9pm, no cover
The Suds Factory: Mugsy, see Mon 1/6 
DETROIT 
Raven Gallery: Claudia Schmidt & Ken Bloom see Tues 1/7 
Red Carpet Lounge: White Heat and Deluxe see Tues 1/7 
Rock & Roll Farm: Salem Witchcraft, 9:30pm, $1, r&r
The Savoy, Shelby Hotel: SUN RA, 2.50, see Tues 1/7 
The Underground Express: The Other Brothers Duo, see Tues 1/7 
Music Hall Center: Sarah Vaughan (one night only) 8:30pm. Tickets: $8.50-3.50 available at Hudson's, Grinnell's, Sears and Music Hall Boz Office. Jazz
E. LANSING
The Brewery: Strongbow, see Tues 1/7 
TV 
6:50pm: Community Announcements Cable 3
7:0pm: Community Dialogue, host Bruce Warshal, Cable 3 
EVENTS 
ANN ARBOR 
People's Food Coop meeting, 7:30pm, call 761-8173 for location
Women's Community Center Organizing Collective meeting, 8pm, 3rd floor conf. room, Michigan Union 
THURSDAY 9
Moon in Sagittarius 
MOVIES 
ANN ARBOR
 Cinema Guild: "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" (Alfred Hitchcock) 9:05 only, $1 
MUSIC 
ANN ARBOR
 Blind Pig: John Nicholas, 9:30pm $1, blues, r&b
Chances Are: Skip Van Winkle, see Wed 1/8
Golden Falcon: Friends Road Show, 9:30pm mime, magic, r&r 
Mr. Flood's Party: Diamond Rio, 9:30pm, 75cent, c&w
Pretzel Bell: RFD Boys, 9:3opm, no cover, bluegrass 
YPSILANTI 
Bimbo's: Justice Wild, 9:30pm, $1, r&r 
Huron Hotel & Lounge: Iris Bell, 9pm, $1 
The Suds Factory: Mugsy, see Mon 1/6 
DETROIT 
Raven Gallery: Claudia Schmidt & Ken Bloom, see Tues 1/7 
Red Carpet Lounge: White Heat and Deluxe, see Tues 1/7 
Rock & Roll Farm: Salem Witchcraft, see Wed 1/8
The Savoy, Shelby Hotel: SUN RA. $3, see Tues 1/7 
The Underground Express: The Other Brothers Duo, see Tues 1/7
E. LANSING 
The Brewery: Strongbow, see Tues 1/7 
Lizard's: Hickory Wind, 9:3opm, r&r
TV 
7:00am:  TV2 Eyewitness News, Guest Victor Marchetti, ex-CIA official and coauthor of "The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence." Ch. 2
I0:30am: "AM Detroit"- "The Women's Place in the Home and Other Myths" with Constintina Saphilios-Rothschild, Professor of Sociology, Wayne State University, Ch. 7 
6:50pm: Community Announcements, Cable 3
[photo caption: Ex-CIA official and co-author of "The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence" VICTOR MARCHETTI will be the guest on TV2 Eyewitness News. Thurs, Jan 9: 7am, CH. 2]
7:00pm: Community Dialogue, Cable 3 
7:30pm: Consumer Survival Kit "Auto Repairanoia". Viewers learn to identify car problems themselves, how to find an honest mechanic and how to prevent unnecessary repairs. Ch. 56
FRIDAY 10
Moon in Sagittarius then in Capricorn 10:59am
MOVIES 
ANN ARBOR
Cinema Guild: "Topper" (Norman Z. McLeod) 7, 8:45, 10:30pm, $1
Cinema H: "The Adventures of Robin Hood" (Michael Curtiz) 7 & 9. $1
New World Film Co-op: "Paper Chase", 7 & 9:30 (MLB3), $1.25. "Fantastic Planet." 7 & 9:30 (MLB4), $I.25 
DETROIT 
Cass City Cinema: "The Spy Who Came In From the Cold" (Martin Rilt) 7 & 9:30 $1.50 
Detroit Film Theatre: "The Little Theatre of Jean Renoir" (Jean Renoir) 7 & 9pm, $2 ($1.50 for students) 
MUSIC 
ANN ARBOR
The Ark Coffeehouse: Golden Ring, 9pm $2.50, folk 
Blind Pip: Synergy. 9:30pm, $1, jazz 
Chances Are: Skip Van Winkle, see Wed 1/8
Golden Falcon: Friends Road Show, see Thurs 1/9
Mr. Flood's Party: Diamond Rio, 9:30pm $1, c&w
Pretzel Bell: RFD Boys, 10pm, no cover, bluegrass 
Rubaiyat: Free Flight, 10 pm, no cover 
YPSILANTI 
Bimbo's: Justice Wild, see Thurs 1/9 
Huron Motel & Lounge: Iris Bell, see Thurs 1/9
The Suds Factory: Mugsy, see Mon 1/6 
DETROIT
Earth Center: The Muggles Band, Kennon & David's Mime Show and folksinger Mike Wadeell, shows at 9 & 11pm. Admission $2 
Poor Woman's' Paradise Coffeehouse: Jessie, 9pm to midnight, $1.50 donation, light rock
Raven Gallery : Claudia Schimdt & Ken Bloom see Tues 1/7
Red Carpet Lounge: White Heat and Deluxe see Tuez 1/7 
Rock & Roll Farm: Salem Witchcraft see Wed 1/8
The Savoy, Shelby Hotel: SUN RA $4, see 1/7 
The Underground Express: The Other Brothers Duo, see Tues 1/7 
Cobo Hall: Jackson 5, 8pm, Call Cobo Box Office for ticket info. 
E. LANSING
The Brewery: Strongbow, see Tues 1/7 
Lizard's: Hickory Wind, see Thurs 1/9 
TV 
6:50pm: Community Announcement Cable 3 
7:00pm : Community Dialogue, Cable 3 
1:00am: Rock Concert, Hot Tuna, REO Speedwagon, Ch. 7. 
EVENTS 
DETROIT 
The Toronto Dance Theatre, 8:30pm at Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts, 350 Madison, Detroit. Tickets 8.50-3.50 available at Hudson's, Sears, Grinnell's, or Music Hall Box Office, 963-7680. "The finest modern dance company in the country." 
Marcel Marceau, brilliant pantomimist, performs 8:00 pm at the Power Center. Presented by the University Musical Society. 
[photo caption: The French marvel, pantomimist, MARCEL MARCEAU pays his third visit to Ann Arbor. Fri-Sun. Jan. 10-12 at the Power Center]
SATURDAY 11
Moon in Capricorn 
MOVIES 
ANN ARBOR 
Cinema Guild: "It Happened One Night" (Frank Capra) 7 & 9:05, $1 
Cinema H: "Minnie and Moskowitz" (John Cassavettes) 7 & 9, $1 
New World Film Co-op: "Paper Chase." see Fri 1/10,  "Fantastic Planet," see Fri 1/10
[photo caption: New World Film Coop presents the bizarre film, FANTASTIC PLANET on Sat. Jan 11, 7 & 9 pm, MLB4.]
DETROIT 
Cass City Cinema: "The Big Sleep" (Howard Hawks) with Humphrey Bogart, 7 & 9:30 $1.50
Detroit Film Theatre: "Last Tango in Paris" (Bernardo Bertolucci) 7 & 9pm, $2 ($1.50 for students) 
MUSIC 
ANN ARBOR
The Ark Coffeehouse: Golden Ring, see Fri 1/10
Blind Pig: Synergy, see Fri 1/10
Chances Are: Skip Van Winkle, see Wed 1/8
Golden Falcon: Friends Road Show, see Thurs 1/9
Mr. Flood's Party; Diamond Rio, see Fri 1/10
Pretzel Bell: RFD Boys, see Fri 1/10
Rubaiyat: Free Flight, see Fri 1/10
YPSILANTI 
Bimbo's: Justice Wild, see THurs 1/9 
Huron Hotel & Lounge: Iris Bell, see Thurs 1/9 
The Suds Factory: Mugsy, see Mon 1/6
DETROIT 
Earth Center: The Muggles Brothers Band, Kennon & David's Mime Show, and folksinger Mike Wadeell, see Fri 1/10 
Poor Women's Paradise Coffeehouse: Freddi Wilgarde, 9pm to midnight , $1.50 donation, contemporary folk 
Raven Gallery: Claudia Schmidt & Ken Bloom see Tues 1/7 
Red Carpet Lounge: White Heat and Deluxe, see Tues 1/7
Rock & Roll Farm: Salem Witchcraft, see Wed 1/8
The Savoy, Shelby Hotel: SUN RA. $4, see Tue 1/7
The Underground Express: The Other Brothers Duo, see Tues 1/7 
Masonic Auditorium: Bobby Vinton, 8pm, tickets $6.50, 5.50. 4.50 available at Masonic Box Office, Grinnell's and all J.L. Hudson's. All seats reserved.
E. LANSING 
The Brewery: Strongbow, see Tues 1/7 
Lizard's: Hickory Wind, see Thurs 1/9 
EVENTS 
ANN ARBOR 
Women's Community Center Coffeehouse: 7:30pm, Guild House, 802 Monroe. The CBS News documentary "Women in Prisons" will be shown
[photo caption: The CBS News documentary "WOMEN IN PRISONS" will be shown Sat. night Jan. 11 at the Women's Community Center Coffeehouse, 802 Monroe.]
Marcel Marceau, see Fri 1/10
Babysitting available at the Children's Community Center, 7pm-1am., 75cent hr, 994-3160 
DETROIT 
The Toronto Dance Theatre, 2pm and 8:30 (matinees $7.50-3.00). See Fri 1/10
Children's Theatre: with Boomo the Clown, mystical Jerry the magician, and Kennon & David's Mime Show, 2pm at the Earth Center (11464 Mitchell, Hamtramck)
SUNDAY 12
New Moon in Capricorn then in Aquarius I0:04pm
MOVIES 
ANN ARBOR 
Cinema Guild: "A.K.A. Cassius Clay" (Jim Jacobs) 7 & 10:15, $1; "Jack Johnson" (William Cayton) 8:30 only, $1 
Cinema II: "It's a Wonderful Life" (Frank Capra) 7 & 9:30, $1
New World Film Co-op: "Paper Chase" 7 & 9:30 (Nat. Sci. auditorium), $1.25, "Fantastic Planet" see Fri 1/10 
MUSIC 
ANN ARBOR 
Blind Pig: Silk Purse, 9:30pm, 50cent, classical
Chances Are: Luther Allison, 3 shows. $2.50 blues 
[photo caption: The fabulous blues guitarist, LUTHER ALLISON, will be at CHANCES ARE for 3 shows on Sun. Jan. 12. Don't miss him.]
Del Rio: Live jazz, 4pm 
Dooley's: Live entertainment, 7pm 
Golden Falcon: Double-O-Soul is DJ. 9:30pm 
Mr. Flood's Party: HRP Benefit, Diamond Rio, 9:30pm, $1, c&w 
YPSILANTI 
Bimbo's: Mojo is DJ, 9:30pm, soul 
Huron Hotel & Lounge: Iris Bell, 9pm, no cover
DETROIT 
Poor Woman's Paradise Coffeehouse: live jazz, 2-5pm, $1.50 donation 
Raven Gallery: Claudia Schmidt & Ken Bloom, see Tues 1/7 
Red Carpet Lounge: White Heat and Deluxe, sec Tues 1/7 
Rock & Roll Farm: Salem Witchcraft, see Wed 1/8
The Savoy, Shelby Hotel: LAST NIGHT: SUN RA, $3, see Tues 1/7
 The Underground express: The Other Brothers Duo, see Tues 1/7 
E. LANSING 
The Brewery: Strongbow, see Tues 1/7
TV 
2pm: The Japanese film "Sanjuro" --Kurosawa's 1962 film depicting the absurdity of the rigid code of the Samurai. Ch. 56 
6:30pm: "Legacy" -- Yellowstone National Park, first in a series of shows on the various national parks is the U.S. Ch. 56 
EVENTS ANN ARBOR 
HRP City Committee meeting, 7pm in HRP Office. 516 E. William. all welcome 

HRP Benefit al Mr. Flood's Party with country rock band Diamond Rio, 9 till closing. Donation $1.00. Benefit to help HRP keep roof over its head
Marcel Marceau, 3pm, see Fri 1/10
MONDAY 13 
Moon in Aquarius 
MOVIES 
ANN ARBOR 
Cinema Guild: "Utamaro and His Five Women" (Kenji Mizoguehi) 7 & 9:05 $1 
New World Film Co-op: Double Feature: "M.A.S.H.T"/"Brewiter McCloud" 7 & 9 (Nat. Sri.) $1.25 
MUSIC 
ANN ARBOR
 Chances Are: Mojo Boogie Band, 9:30pm, $1.50 r&r 
Mr. Flood's Party: Mike Smith & His Country Volunteers, 9:30pm, 50cent, c&w 
YPSILANTI 
Bimbo's: Stanley the Madhatter is DJ. 9:30
 The Suds Factory: Chopper, 9:30pm 
E. LANSING 
The Brewery: Strongbow, see Tues 1/7 
The Stables, George Benson, 10pm &12m, jazz guitarist
TV 
6:30pm: "Legacy" Acadia National Park, Maine, Ch 56 
9:30pm: Common Ground "Rape in Detroit". Ch. 56 
11:00pm: " Your Turn" Childbirth Without Pain. Ch. 56 
EVENTS 
ANN ARBOR 
HRP Steering Committee meeting, 5pm in HRP Office, 516 E. William, all welcome
Ann Arbor People's Bicentennial Committee meeting, 7:30pm, 819 S. State, review of midwestern conference in Champaign, Illnois, 665-8774 
Ann Arbor City Council meeting, 7:30pm City Hall (Huron & Fifth) 
Revolutionary Student Brigade meeting, 7pm, 2207 Michigan Union. 763-6563 for info
Indochina Peace Campaign meeting, 7;30pm, 332 S. State. 764-7548 
HER-SELF: Women's Community Center open meeting, 7:30pm, 225 E. Liberty
TUESDAY 14
Moon in Aquarius 
MOVIES 
ANN ARBOR 
New World Film Co-op: "Tora, Tora, Tora" 7&9:30 (Nat. Sci.) $1.25 
MUSIC 
ANN ARBOR 
Blind Pig: Ann Arbor Experimental Jazz 9:30pm, $1 
Chances Are: Head East, 9:30pm, $1, r&r 
Mr. Flood's Party: Gemini, 9:30pm, 50cent, folk
YPSILANTI 
Bimbo's: Stanley the Madhatter is DJ, see Mon 1/13
The Suds Factory: Chopper, see Mon 1/13
DETROIT 
Raven Gallery: Claudia Schmidt & Ken Bloom, 9:30 & 10:30, $3.00
Red Carpet Lounge: White Heat and Deluxe, 9:30. $1, r&r 
The Savoy, Shelby Hotel: Flo & Eddie and the Turtles, 10 & 12. calil963-7100 for cover info. 
The Underground Express: The Other Brothers Duo, music begins 9pm, shows at 11 pm & 1am, $2, jazz 
E. LANSING 
The Brewery: Bull Angus. 9:30pm, $1, r&r 
The Stables: George Benson, see Mon 1/13 
TV 
7:30pm: Performing Arts I-- Shadows on the Wall.,"The Art of D.W. Griffith I " Ch 56 
6:30pm: "Legacy," Everglades National Park, Ch. 56 
6:50pm; Community Announcements, Cable 3 
7:00pm: Community Dialogue, host Bruce Warshal, Cable 3 
9:30pm: One Man's China "Eight or Nine in the Morning". The title of this film comes from a talk Mao Tse-Tung once gave to a group of young Chinese. The world is yours, as well as ours, but in the last analysis it ss yours. You young people, full of vigior and vitalitiy, are in the bloom of life, like the sun at eight or nine in the morning. Ch. 56
10:00pm: Soundstage "John Sebastian and David Bromberg." Ch. 56 
EVENTS
ANN ARBOR
HRP University Committee meeting. 7pm in HRP Office. All welcome 
Lesbians Opening: rap group at Feminist Federal Credit Union office, 8pm. 225 E. Liberty, 761-7973 for info
WEDNESDAY 15
Moon in Aquarius then in Pisces 10:24am
MOVIES 
ANN ARBOR 
International Film Series: "Promised Land" (Chile) 7 & 9pm, $1.50. Presented by Friends of the SUN 
[photo caption: Friends of the SUN International Film Series presents the MIDWEST PREMIERE of Chil'es first wide-screen colo epic...THE PROMISED LAND- Wed. Jan. 15, 7 & 9pm, MLB3]
MUSIC 
ANN ARBOR 
The Ark Coffeehouse: HootAmateur Night 9:00pm, 50cent
Blind Pig: The Other Side. 9:30pm, $1, jazz
Chancos Are: Head East x see Tues 1/14 
Golden Falcon: Double-O-Soul is DJ, 9:30pm 
Mr. Flood's Party: Gemini, 9:30pm. 75cent,  folk
YPSILANTI 
Bimbo's: The Ruffins, 9:30pm, soul 
Huron Hotel & Lounge: Iris Bell, 9pm, no cover
The Suds Factory: Chopper, see Mon 1/13
DETROIT 
Raven Gallery: Claudia Schmidt & Ken Bloom, see Tues 1/14 
Red Carpet Lounge: White Heat and Deluxe, see Tues 1/14 
Rock & Roll Farm: Salem Witchcraft, 9:30 $1, r&r
The Savoy, Shelby Hotel: Flo & Eddie and the Turtles, see Tues 1/14 
The Underground Express: The Other Brothers Duo, see Tues 1/14 
Masonic Auditorium: Wishbone Ash and Camel, 7:30pm. Tickets $7.50, 6.50 5.50, available at Masonic Box Office, Hudson's, Grinnell's 
E. LANSING 
The Brewery: Bull Angus, see  Tues 1/14 
The Stables: George Benson, see Mon 1/13 
TV 
6:30pm: "Legacy" Corand Teton National Park, Wyoming. Ch. 56 
6:50pm: "Community Announcements" Cable 3 
7:00pm: "Comnunity Dialogue" Cable 3 
7:00pm: "N.O.W., NOW!" - Karen deCrow, President of the National Organization for Women, Ch. 56 
EVENTS 
ANN ARBOR 
People's Food Coop meeting, 7:30pm, call 761-8173 for location 
Women's Community Center Organizing Collective meeting, 8pm, 3rd floor conf. rm., Michigan Union. 
ELSEWHERE
The Friends Road Show, 9pm, Dun Roven Club, Northville, $1. Mime, magic, r&r
THURSDAY 16
Moon in Pisces 
MOVIES 
ANN ARBOR 
Cinema Guild: "Open City" (Roberto Rossellini) 7 & 9:05, $I 
MUSIC 
ANN ARBOR 
Blind Pig: Old Buck, 9:30pm, $1 
Chances Are: Head East, see Tues 1/14 
Mr. Flood's Party: Diamond Rio, 9:30pm 75cent, c&w 
Pretzel Bell: RFDBoys, 9:30pm, no cover, bluegrass 
UAC Concert Co-op presents: John Prine, 8pm at the Power Center, tickets $4 (reserved seats) 
YPSILANTI 
Bimbo's: Hot Lips, 9:30pm, r&r 
Huron Hotel & Lounge: Iriss Bell, 9pm, $I 
The Suds Factory: Chopper, see Mon 1/13
DETROIT 
Raven Gallery: Claudia Schmidt & Ken Bloom, see Tues 1/14 
Red Carpet Lounge: White Heat and Deluxe, see Tues 1/14 
Rock & Roll Farm: Salem Witchcraft, see Wed 1/15 
The Savoy, Shelby Hotel: Flo & Eddie and the Turtles, see Tues 1/14 
The Underground Express: The Other Brothers Duo, see Tues 1/14
E. LANSING
The Brewery: Bull Angus, see Tues 1/14 
The Stables: George Benson, see Mon 1/13
TOLEDO
Toledo Sports Arena: J. Geils Band, 8pm Tickets $5.5O in advance available at Hudson's or by mail to: Toledo Sports Arena Box Office, 1 Main St Toledo, Ohio 
TV 
7:00am: Performing Arts-  Shadows on the Wall. "The Art of D.W. Grffitth." Ch. 56 
6:30pm: Legacy "Arches National Park Utah". Ch. 56 
9:00pm: Black Journal, Ch. 56 
EVENTS 
ANN ARBOR 
HRP Mass Meeting, 7:30pm. 4th floor Michigan Union, all welcome. Meeting will elect new coordinator and steering committee tor HRP.
ELSEWHERE 
The Friends Road Show, see Wed 1/15
FRIDAY 17
Moon in Pisces then in Aries 11:04pm 
MOVIES 
ANN ARBOR 
Cinema Guild: "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" (Howard Hawks) 7 & 9:05, $1 
Cinema II: "Chinatown" ( Roman Polanski) 7 & 9:30, $1.25 
DETROIT
Cass City Cinema: "Witness for the Prosecution" (Billy Wilder) 7 & 9:30, $1.50 
Detroit Film Theatre: "Thieves like us" (Robert Altman) 7 & 9pm, $2 ($1.50 for students) 
MUSIC ANN ARBOR 
The Ark Coffeehouse: Marshall Dodge, 9pm, $2.50, folk
Blind Pig: John Nicholas and Big Daddy "G" 9:30pm, $1, r&b 
Chances Are: Head East, see Fri 1/14 
Mr. Flood's Party: Eddie & the Muller Bros, 9:30pm, $1, c&w 
Pretzel Bell: RFD Boys, 10:00pm, no cover, bluegrass 
Rubaiyat: Free Flight, 9:30pm, no cover
YPSILANTI 
Bimbo's: Hot Lips, see Thurs 1/16 
Huron Hotel & Lounge: Iris Bell. see Thurs 1/16
The Suds FactoryL Chopper, see Mon 1/13
DETROIT 
Poor Woman's Paradise Coffeehouse: Abby Shuman & Cathy Courtney, 9pm to midnight, $1.50 donation, contemp, folk and feminist songs
Raven Gallery: Claudia Schmidt & Ken Bloom, see Tues 1/14 
Red Carpet Lounge: White Heat and Deluxe, see Tues 1/14
Rock & Roll Farm: Salem Witchcraft, see Wed 1/15 
The Savoy, Shelby Hotel: Elvin Jones, 10 & 12pm. Call 963-7100 for cover info
The Underground Express: The Other Brothers Duo, see Tues 1/14 
E. LANSING
The Brewery: Bull Angus, see Tues 1/14 
The Stables: George Benson, see Mon 1/13 
TV 
7:00am: Performing Arts- Shadows on the Wall, "The Genius of Charlie Chaplin." Ch. 56
6:30pm: Legacy "Olympic National Park, Washington." Ch. 56
6:50pm: Community Announcements Ch. 56 
7:00pm: Community Dialogue, Ch. 56
EVENTS 
ANN ARBOR 
Professional Theatre Program presents "OH, COWARD!" 8pm, Power Center. Ticket info: 764-0450
BABYSITTING at the CHILDRENS COMMUNITY CENTER FRIDAY & SATURDAY 7pm-1 am 994-3160
Babysitting available at the Children's Community Center, 7pm-1 am, 75cent/hr, 994-3160
ELSEWHERE 
The Friends Road Show, see Wed 11/5 
Coming Friday thru Saturday Jan. 17, 18, 19 ELVIN JONES The Savoy, Shelby Hotel, Detroit