Calendar

FRIDAY 17 Moon in Pisces, then in Aries 11:04pm

MOVIES

ANN ARBOR Cinema Guild: "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" [Howard Hawks] w/ Marilyn Monroe; 7 & 9:05. $1 Cinema II: "Chinatown" Roman Polanski] 7 & 9:30, $1.25 Medial rio: "The Paper Chase"; 7:30 & 9:30, $1 Law School Film Series: 'The Seventh Voyage Sinbad" [Harryhausen's] 7:30 & 9:15, at 100 Hutchins Hall

YPSILANTI Mud Cinema: "Jeremiah Johnson" w/ Robert Redford; 7 & 9, $1

DETROIT Cass City Cinema: "Witness for the Prosecution" [Billy Wilder] 7&9:30, $1.50 Detroit Film Theatre III: " Thieves Like Us" [Robert Altman] 7 & 9, $2 (students $1.50)

MUSIC

ANN ARBOR The Ark Coffee House: Marshall Dodge, 9. $2.50: folk Bimbo's on the HilI: Bobby James Duo, 9:30, no cover Blind Pig: John Nicholas Big Daddy "G" Blues Band, 9:30, $1 Chances Are: Head East. 9:30. $1.50. r&r Golden Falcon: Friends Road Show, 9:30, $2 mime magic, r&r Mr. Flood's Party: Eddie and the Muller Bros., 9:30, $1, c&w Pretzel Bell: RI D Boys. 9:30. $1.50. bluegrass Rubaiyat: Choice of the People. 9:30, no cover

YPSILANTI Bimbo's: Hot Lips, 9:30. $1.50, r&r Huron Hotel & Lounge: Iris Bell. 9, $1 The Suds Factory: Chopper. 9:30, $1, r&r

DETROIT Bakers Keyboard Lounge: Michael Urbaniak, 9:30, $3.50, jazz Earth Center: The Dogs, r&r, Jerome's Prophetic link: acoustic guitar & harmonica, & Larry Arbour; folk-rock, 9 & 10:30pm in the ballroom, $2 admission Poor Woman's Paradise-Coffeehouse: Abby Shuman & Cathy Courtney, 9-12m. $1.50, contem. folk/feminist songs Raven Gallery : Claudia Schmidt & Ken Bloom, 9:30 & 11:30. $3.50 Red Carpet Lounge: The Rockets, 9:30, $1.50, r&r Rock & Roll Farm: Salem Witchcraft, 9:30, $1 r&r The Savoy-Shelby Hotel: Elvin Jones, 10 & 12, call 963-7100 for cover info.

Premier jazz drummer ELVIN JONES and his cooking quartet grace the Savoy Room at the Shelby Hotel this very weekend. Mmmmmm!

The Underground Express: The Other Brother's Duo, Pamela Valencia, Contagious Others, & the Soulful Sonics, music begins 9pm. shows at 11pm and 1am, $2, jazz. Watts Club Mozambique: Laura Lee, 10:30, S3.50, jazz singer

EAST LANSING The Brewery: Don Preston, 9:30, $1, r&r Lizards: Brian Lee, 9:30, blues

TV

7am Performing Arts I: The Genius of Charlie Chaplin–Ch 56 6:50pm–Community Announcements–Cable 3 7pm–Community Dialogue–Cable 3 Bergman film festival: "Virgin Spring"–Ch 56 1am–Midnight Special: Ohio Players, Linda Ronstadt, Rufus–Ch 4

EVENTS

ANN ARBOR Pioneer High theatre Guild present "Black Comedy", a British farce by Peter Shaffer, 8pm, $1 Babysitting available at the Children's Community Center, 7pm-1am, 75¢/hr, 663-4392

SATURDAY 18 Moon in Aries

MOVIES

ANN ARBOR Cinema Guild: "African Queen" John Huston w/ Humphrey Bogart: 7 & 9:05, $1 Cinema II: "Chinatown"; see Fri. 1/17 Mediatrics: "The Paper Chase"; see Fri. 1/17 New World Film Coop: "Harold & Maude"; 7, 8:45 & 10:30. $1.25

YPSILANTI Mud Cinema' "Cinderella Liberty"; 7 & 9: 15, $1

DETROIT Cass City Cinema: "The Battle of Algiers" [Gillo Pontecorvo] 7 & 9:30, $1.50 Detroit Film Theatre III: "Modern Times [Charles Chaplin] 7 & 9, $2 (students $1.50)

MUSIC

ANN ARBOR The Ark Coffee House: Marshall Dodge. see Fri. 1/17 Bimbo's on the Hill: Bobby James Duo. see Fri. 1/17 Blind Pig: John Nicholas and Big Daddy "G" Blues Band, see Fri. 1/17 Chances Are: Head East, see Fri. 1/17 Golden Falcon: Friends Road Show. see Fri. 1/17 Mr. Flood's Party: Eddie and the Muller Bros., see Fri. 1/17 Rubaiyat: Choice of the People, see Fri. 1/17

YPSILANTI Bimbo's: Hot Lips, see Fri. 1/17 Huron Hotel & Lounge: Iris Bell, see Fri. 1/17 The Suds Factory: Chopper, see Fri. 1/17

DETROIT Baker's Keyboard Lounge: Michael Urbaniak, see Fri. 1/17 Earth Center: The Dogs. Jerome's Prophetic Funk & Larry Arbour, see Fri. 1/17 Poor Woman's Paradise-Coffeehouse: Marian DeVore. 9-12m, $1.50, jazz piano Raven Gallery: Claudia Schmidt & Ken Bloom. see Fri. 1/17 Red Carpet Lounge: the Rockets, see Fri. 1/17 Rock & Roll Farm: Salem Witchcraft. see Fri. 1/17 The Savoy-Shelby Hotel: EIvin Jones, see Fri. 1/17 The Underground Express: the Other Brother's Duo, Pamela Valencia, Contagious Others, & The Soulful Sonics. see Fri. 1/17 Watts Club Mozambique: Laura Lee, see Fri. 1/17

EAST LANSING the Brewery : Don Preston, see Fri. 117 Lizards: Unan Lee, see Fri. 1/17

TV

6:50pm–Community Announcements–Cable 3 7pm--Community Dialogue Calbe 3 8pm Bill Moyers' Foreign Report: Internation affairs program. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger is interviewed–Ch 56

EVENTS

ANN ARBOR benefit dinner featuring an ETHIOPIAN MENU will be held at 6:30pm at Bethlehem United Church of Christ (423 S Fourth Ave). Following the dinner, Prof, Ali Mazrui (prof of political science) will speak on "Food, Energy, & the future of the Human Race"; Donation: $2.50. Reservations 662-5529. Sponsored by African Students Assoc. Donations go for the African Famine Relief Project. Pioneer High Theatre Guild presents "Black Comedy"; see Fri. 1/17 Planetarium show Mercury, Venus, audience-requested topics. 2, 3pm at Museum of Natural History Babysitting available at the Children's Community Center. 7pm-1am. 75¢/hr., 663-4392

DETROIT International Pet Show, State Fairgrounds (Woodward at 8 Mile) Prizes & Awards for DOGS, CATS, BIRDS. FISH, EXOTiC PETS Doors open at Noon. Children's Theatre: Cartoons. Laurel & Hardy movies. Chapter 1 of the John Wayne serial "Hurricane Express", 2pm at the Earth Center. 11464 Mitchell (Hamtramak. $1 admission

SUNDAY 19 Moon in Aries

MOVIES

ANN ARBOR Cinema Guild "Olympia: Part I": The Festival of the People [Leni Riefenstahl] 7 only, $1 "Olympia: Part II": The Festival of Beauty, 9:05 only, $1 Cinema II: "Cul De Sac" [Roman Polanski] Polish, subtitles: 7 & 9, $1 Mediatrics: "Star Trek": $1 New World Film Coop: "Harold & Maude"; see Sat. 1/18

YPSILANTI Mud Cinema: "Cinderella Liberty"; see Sat. 1/18

DETROIT

MUSIC

ANN ARBOR Blind Pig: The Silk Purse, 9:30, $.50, classical Chances Are: Head East, see Fri. 1/17 Del Rio: Live ja. 4pm, no cover Dooley's: Jazz & blues, 7pm. no cover Mr. Flood's Party: Eddie & the Muller Bros., 9:30, $.75, c&w

YPSILANTI Bimbo's: Mojo is Disc Jockey, 9:30 Huron Hotel & Lounge: Iris Bell, 9, no cover

DETROIT Baker's Keyboard Lounge: Michael Urbaniak. see Fri. 1/17 Earth Center: The Sunday Night Blues & Ja Fusion wt/ the 1st African Primal Arkestra, 7pm, $2 admission Poor Woman's Paradise-Coffeehouse: Live jazz 2-5pm, $1.50 Raven Gallen Claudia Schmidt & Ken Bloom, see Fri. 1/17 Red Carpet Lounge: 1 the Rockets, see Fri. 1/17 Rock & Roll Farm: Salem Witchcraft, see Fri. 1/17 The Savoy-Sheiby Hotel: Elvin Jones, see Fri. 1/17 The Underground Express: the Other Brother's Duo, see Fri. 1/17 Watts Club Mozambique: Laura Lee, see Fri. 1/17 Ford Auditorium: Robert Klein & Barry Manilou, 7:30pm, Tickets: $6.50, $5.50, $4.50 available al Hudson's, Grinnell's, & Ford Aud. Box office.

EAST LANSING, The Brewery: Don Preston, see Fri. 1/17 Lizards: Brian Lee. see Fri. 1/17

TV

2pm–the Japanese film "Ugetsu": illusions of human ambition and the destructiveness of greed are the themes of Kenji Mizoguchi's 1953 film, set in feudal Japan Ch 56 4:30pm–World Press: panel of international specialists in the political, economic, social, and cultural events of a particular country, analyze the foreign press for a perspective on how the world outside the U.S. views international issues–Ch 56 

EVENTS

ANN ARBOR Planetarium Show Venus, Mercury, audience-requested topics. 2, 3pm, Museum of Natural History Prof. Theatre Program Showcase series presents Stoppard's "The Real Inspector Hound" 8pm. Arena Theatre. Freize Bldg. HRP City Committee meeting, 7pm in HRP office, 516 E. William, all welcome Young Socialist Alliance class "What is Socialism?" 7:30pm in Rm. 4304 Michigan Union FREE

DETROIT International Pet Show, see Sat. 1/18 Kensington & Stoney Creek Metroparks will offer guided winter NATURE HIKES beginning al 9am at the respective nature center. Free of charge, no reservations necessary

MONDAY 20 Moon in Aries, then in Taurus 10:21am

MOVIES

ANN ARBOR The Frame-Up Film Festival: Fortune and Men Men's Eyes (A young man is sent to prison for marijuana possession/deals primarily with homosexuality in prison) 7:30pm; Aud C-Angell Hall, FREE. A discussion/workshop will follow with gay men for those interested.

THE FRAME-UP FILM FESTIVAL, a series of 4 films about prison, begins the series with "FORTUNE & MEN'S EYES", in Aud. C Angell Hall, 7:30pm, Free Admission. Presented by the INMATE PROJECT of Project Community in cooperation with 20 co-sponsoring affiliate groups. continued on page 24

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MUSIC

ANN ARBOR Blind Pig: Blue Monday w/ Boogie Woogie Red, 9:30, $1, blues Chances Are: Mojo Boogie Band, 9:30. $1 r&r Dooley's; Skiing movies, 10:30pm, no cover Mr. Flood's Party: Eddie & the Muller Bros.. sec Sun. 1/19

YPSILANTI The Suds Factory: Pear, 9:30. $.50, r&r

DETROIT Earth Center Movie Night w/ Laurel & Hardy flicks,W.C. Fields, and the first chapter in John Wayne's serial "Hurricane Express" Watts Club Mozambique: Spanky Wilson, 10:30pm, $3.50. jazz Ford Auditorium: Lynyrd Skynard. 7:30pm, Tickets: $6.50, $5.50, $4.50 available at Hudson's, Grinnell's, & Ford Aud. Box Off.

 EAST LANSING The Brewery: Richie Havens, 9:30 The Stables: Muddy Waters, 8:30 & 10:30, blues Lizards: The Friends Roadshow; 9:30, mime, magic, and r&r

TV 2pm "N.O.W. Now!": Guest is Karen DeCrow president of the National Organization for Women–Ch 56 9:30pm Common Ground: "Human Rights Party"; Guest Zolton Ferency, HRP Candidate for Michigan governor in '74–Ch 56

EVENTS

ANN ARBOR Future World's Lecture Series presents GENE RODDENBERRY: "Inside Science Fiction, Outside this World"; 8pm, Hill Auditorium. $1 admission

HRP Steering Committee meeting, 5pm in HRP office, 516 E. William, all welcome Revolutionary Student Brigade meeting, 7:30pm 2207 Michigan Union, 763-6563 lot info. Ann Arbor City Council meeting, 7:30pm. City Hall (Huron & Fifth) Indochina Peace Campaign meeting, 7:30pm, 332 S. State, 764-7548 HER-SELF: Women's Community newspaper, open meeting, 7:30pm, 225 E. Liberty Ann Arbor People's Bicentennial Committee meeting, 7:30pm at Ann Arbor Public Library 665-8774

TUESDAY 21 Moon in Taurus

MOVIES

ANN ARBOR New World Film Coop: "The Mother & the Whore" [Eustache] 8, NatSci. $1.25

MUSIC

ANN ARBOR Blind Pig: the Friends Road Show, 9:30, $1, mime, magic, r&r Chances Are; Jackel, 9:30, $1 DooIey's: Skiing movies, 10:30pm, no cover Mr. Flood's Party: Eric Glatz, 9:30, $.50

YPSILANTI Bimbo's: Stanley the Mudhatter is Disc Jockey, 9:30 The Suds Factory: Pear. see Mon. 1/20

DETROIT Raven Gallery: Buffo and Elaine Philpoe, 9:30 & 10:30, $3.50 Red Carpet Lounge: The Rockets 9:30, $1.50, r&r Watts Club Mozambique: Spanky Wilson, see Mon. 1/20

EAST LANSING The Brewery: Head East, 9:30, $1, r&r The Stables: Muddy Waters, see Fri. 1/17

TV

5:50pm–Community Announcements–Cable 3 7pm Tape Replay of Monday Night City Council Meeting–Cable 3 9:30pm One Man China No. 3: "Self-Reliance", Since 1965 China had had all its foreign debts paid off and since then is has developed its economy without foreign aid, foreign loans, or foreign investment–Ch 56 10pm Soundstage: Bonnie Raitt with Buddy Guy and Junior Wells–Ch 56

EVENTS

ANN ARBOR

HRP University Committee meeting, 7pm in the HRP Offiice, 516 E. William. all welcome Lesbian's Opening: rap group at Feminist Federal Credit Union office, 225 E. Liberty, 8pm, 761-7973 for info. National Student Committee Against Racism organizational meeting, 7:30pm. Fourth floor lobby. Michigan Union. RE: to plan activities and organize a bus to go to Boston

WEDNESDAY 22 Moon in Taurus, then in Gemini 6:23pm

MOVIES

ANN ARBOR New World I lm Coup: "The Mother & the Whore" [Eustache] 8, MLB3, $1.25

YPSILANTI Mud Cinema: "Blume in Love" w/ George Segal; 7 & 9:!5.

MUSIC

ANN ARBOR The Ark Coffee House: Hoot Amateur Night, 9, $.50, folk Blind Pig; The Other Side. 9:30. $1, jazz Chances Are: Jackel. see Tues. 1/21 Mr. Flood's Party: Eric Glatz. 9:30 $.75

YPSILANTI Huron Hotel & Lounge: Iris Bell. 9, no cover The Suds Factory: Pear, see Mon. 1/21

DETROIT Raven Gallery: Buffo & Elaine Philpoe, see Tues. 1/21 Red Carpet Lounge; The Rockets, see Tues. 1/21 Rock & Roll Farm: Myra, 9:30, $1 r&r Watts Club Mozambique: Spanky Wilson, see Mon. 1/20

EAST LANSING The Brewery: Head East, see Tues. 1/21 The Stables: Muddy-Waters, see Mon. 1/20 Lizards: Allan Lee, 9:30. country

TV 6:50pm Community Announcements–Cable 3 7pm–Community Dialogue–Cable 3

EVENTS

ANN ARBOR The Marionette Theatre of Peter Arnott (for adults). 8pm in Residential College Auditorium (East Quad) Professor Whitty speak on LABOR HISTORY. 7:30pm at Ann Arbor Public Library. Sponsored by A3 People's Bicentennial Committee People's Food Coop meeting, 7:30pm, call 761-8173 for location Women's Community Center Organizing Committee meeting, 8pm. 3rd floor conf. room, Michigan Union

DETROIT Advanced Tai Chi class, 6:30-8pm and Kundalini Yoga class, 8:30pm at the Earth Center. 11464 Mitchell (Hamtramak), Free

THURSDAY 23 Moon in Gemini

On this day in 1849, ELIZABETH BLACKWELL received her medical diploma, becoming the first FIRST FEMALE DOCTOR in the US

MOVIES

ANN ARBOR Cinema Guild: "Pearls of the Crown" [Sacha Guitry] 7, $1; "Fast and Loose" [Fred Newmeyer] 9:05, $1

YPSILANTI Mud Cinema: "Blume in Love": see Wed 1/22

MUSIC

ANN ARBOR The Ark Coffee House: John Nicholas, 9, $1, blues Blind Pig: Silvertones. 9:30, $1, r&b, country, r&r Chances Are: Jackel, see Tues. 1/21 Mr. Flood's Party: Diamond Reo, 9:30. $.75, c&w Pretzel Bell: RFD Boys, 9:30. $1, bluegrass

YPSILANTI Huron Hotel & Lounge: Iris Bell, 9, $1 The Suds Factory: Pear. see Mon. 1/20

DETROIT Raven Gallery: Buffo & Elaine Philpoe, see Tues. 1/21 Red Carpet Lounge: The Rockets, see Tues. 1/21 Rock & Roll Farm: Myra. see Wed. 1/22 Watts Club Mozambique: Spanky Wilson, see Mon. 1/20

EAST LANSING The Brewery: Head East, see Tues. 1/21 The Stables; Muddy Waters, see Mon. 1/20 TV 6:50pm Community Announcements Cable i 7pm -Community Dialogue Cable 3

EVENTS

ANN ARBOR The Marionette Theatre of Peter Arnott, see Wed. 1/22 Men's Raps–Media event and discussion of the masculine image. 7:30pm, 4 Tyler, East Quad Sponsored by Anti-Seism Resource Center. All men welcome James Fox (Anthropologist. Harvard) will lecture on: "Speaking in Paris: REsearch on Rotinese Ritual Language" 4:00pm in East Conference Room. Rackham Bldg. Presented by the Center for South and Southeast Asian Studies.

DETROIT Beginning Tai Chi class. 6:30-8pm at the Earth Center FREE

FRIDAY 24 Moon in Gemini, then in Cancer 10:20pm

MOVIES

ANN ARBOR Cinema Guild: "A Night at the Opera" [Sam Wood] w Marx Bros.; 7. 8:45, & 10:30, $1 Cinema II: "Visions of 8" Ann Arbor Premiere 7 & 9, $1.25 Medatrics: "Harold & Maude"; 7. 8:45. & 10, $1 New World film Coop: "The Emigrants" 7 & 9:45, SI. 25

YPSILANTI Mud Cinema: "Blume in Love": see Wed. 1/22

DETROIT Cass City Cinema . "Seven Samurai" [Akira Kurosawa] 7 & 9 $2 Detroit Film Theatre III: "The Soft Skin" [Francois Truffant] 7 & 9, $2 (students $1.50) Shown in Rackham Aud., 80 Farnsworth

MUSIC

ANN ARBOR The Ark Coffee House: Heady Wist, 4. $2.50, folk Blind Pig: Tribe. 9:30. $1, jazz Chances Are: Jacket. 9:30, $1.50, r&r Mr. Flood's Party: Jawbone. 9;30, $1, c&w Pretzel Bell: RFD Boys, (:30, $1.50, bluegrass Rubaiyat: Choice of the People, 9:30, no cover

YPSILANTI Bimbo's Rockels, 9:30, $1.50. r&r Huron Hotel & Lounge: Iris Bell, see Thur. 1/23 The Suds Factory: Pear. 9:30, $1, r&r

DETROIT Baker's Keyboard Lounge: Pharoah Sanders, 9:30, $3.50, jazz Earth Center: Peach, jazz/rock band a folk singer & other entertainment, 9pm. $2 admission. Poor Women's Paradise-Coffeehouse: Rowena, 9-12m, $1.50. traditional folk Raven Gallery: Buffo & Elaine Philpoe, 9:30 & 11:30, $3.50 Red Carpet Lounge: The Rockets, see Tues. 1/21 Rock & Roll and Myra. see Wed. 1/22 The Savoy-Shelby Hotel: Tracy Nelson and Mirabi, 10 & 12. Call 963-7100 for cover, info. Watts Club Mozambique–Spanky Wilson, see Mon. 1/20 Masonic Auditorium: Alvin Lee & Co., 7.30pm Tickets: $6.50, $5.50, $4.50 available at Hudson's. Grinnell's, & Masonic Box Office

EAST LANSING. The Brewery: Head East, see Tues. 1/21 The Stables: Muddy Waters. 9 & 12m. blues

TV

6:50pm–Community Announcement–Cable 3 7pm Community Dialogue Cable–3 10pm Bergman Film Festival: "Through A Glass Darkly"–Ch 56

EVENTS

ANN ARBOR The Marionette Theatre of Peter Arnott, see Wed. 1/22 Babysitting Available at the Children's Community Center. 7pm-1am, 75¢/hr, 663-4392 Willie William's Stars of Stars Chicago Blues Revue featuring: Lucille Spann, vocals; Sunnyland Slim. piano; Carey Bell, harmonica: Willie "Winehead" Williams, drums; Odell Campbell, bass; and Eddie C. Campbell, guitar. A DANCE PARTY presented by Friends of the Ann Arbor SUN. 8:30pm-1am in the UNION BALLROOM Donation $3.00.

Saturday 25 Moon in Cancer

MOVIES

ANN ARBOR Cinema Guild: "Tarzan. the Ape Man" [W.S. VanDyke] 7 & 9:05, $1 Cinema II: "To Kill a Mockingbird" [Robert Mulligan] 7 & 9:15, $1 Mediatrics: "Harold & Maude"; see Fri. 1/24 New World Film Coop: "The Emigrants": see Fri. 1/24 and "Sacco & Vanzetti"; 7 & 9:I5. $1.25

YPSILANTI Mud Cinema: "Deliverance" w/ Burt Reynolds; 7 & 9, $1

DETROIT Cass City Cinema; "La Strada" [Fellini] 7 & 9:30, $1.50 Detroit Film Theatre III: "Shoeshine [Vittorio de Sica] 7 & 9. $2 (Students–$1.50)

MUSIC

ANN ARBOR The Ark Coffee House: Heady West, see Fri. 1/24 Blind Pig: Tribe, see Fri. 1/24 Chances Are: Jackel, see Fri. 1/24 Mr. Flood's Party: Jawbone, see Fri. 1/24 Pretzel Bell: RFD Boys, see Fri. 1/24 Rubaiyal: Choice of the People, see Fri. 1/24 

YPSILANTI Bimbo's: Rockets. see Fri. 1/24 Huron Hotel & Lounge: Iris Bell, see Thurs. 1/23 The Suds Factory: Pear, see Fri. 1/24

DETROIT Baker's Keyboard Lounge: Pharoah Sanders, see Fri. 1/24 Earth Center: Peach, see Fri. 1/24 Michigan Concert Palace: Spirit and Iron Butterfly, Doors open al 7pm, show starts at 8:30pm, $5, r&r Poor Women's Paradise-Coffeehouse: Harmony Grits, 9-12m, $1.50, bluegrass Raven Gallery: Buffo & Elaine Philpoe, see Fri. 1/24 Red Carpet Lounge: The Rockets, see Tues. 1/21 Rock & Roll Farm: Myra. see Wed. 1/22 The Savoy-Shelby Hotel: Tracy Nelson & Mirabi, see Fri. I 24 Watts Club Mozambique: Spanky Wilson, see Mon. 1/20

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TV 6:50pm Community Announcements–Cable 3 7pm–Community Dialogue Cable 3 7pm Soundstage: Bonnie Raitt w/ Buddy Guy and Junior Wells–Ch 56 10:30pm–The Music Culture of India–Ch 56

EVENTS

ANN ARBOR The Marionette of Peter Arnott, see Wed. 1/22 Workshop on Zen Buddhism, from 9:30am 4:30pm in Michigan Union Ballroom. contribution of $15 ($10 for students with ID) is asked for full day program. Babysitting available al the Children's Community Center, 7pm-1am. 75¢/hr., 663-4392

SUNDAY 26 Moon in Cancer, then in Leo 11:00pm

MOVIES

ANN ARBOR Cinema Guild: "Cleo from 5 to 7" [Agnes Varda] 7, $1 "Here's Your Life" Jan Troell] Swedish, sub-titles, 9:05, $1 Cinema II: "The Point" [Harry Nilsson] w/ Oblio and his dog Arrow; 7 & 9. $1 New World Film Coop: "Deliverance"; 7 & 9, $1.25

YPSILANTI Mud Cinema: "Deliverance"; see Sat. 1/25

MUSIC

ANN ARBOR Blind Pig: Silk Purse, 9:30, $.50, classical Chances Are: Jackel, see Fri. 1/24 Del Rio: Live jazz, 4pm, no cover Dooley's; Blues & jazz, 7pm. no cover Mr. Flood's Party: Jawbone, 9:30, $.75, c&w

YPSILANTI Huron Hotel &. Lounge: Iris Bell. 9, no cover

DETROIT Baker's Keyboard Lounge: Pharoah Sanders, see Fri. 1/24 Poor Woman's A Paradise-Coffeehouse: Live jazz, 9-12m, $1.50 Raven Gallery: Buffo & Elaine Philpoe, see Fri. 1/24 Red Carpet Lounge: The Rockets, see Tues. 1/21 Rock & Roll Farm: Myra, see Wed. 1/22 The Savoy-Shelby Hotel: Mirabi, 10 & 12. Call 963-7100 for cover info. Walt Club Mozambique: Spanky Wilson, see Mon. 1/20 Golden Coach (30450 VanDyke-Warren): Chubby Checker-"Let Twist Again": 6 & 9 pm. Tickets: $5 (plus 3 drink minimum). All seats reserved. 573-7850

EAST LANSING The Brewery: Head East, see Tues. 1/21

TV

1pm "Citizen Kane"; Academy Award winning movie of 1941, directed by Orson Welles–Ch 50 2pm–The Japanese Film "Harp of Burma"; Ken Ichikawa's 1956 haunting film of guilt and spiritual redemption–Ch 56

EVENTS

ANN ARBOR HRP City Committee meeting, 7pm in HRP office, 516 E. William, all welcome 

DETROIT COUNT BASIE & his band will perform 6:30pm at Music Hall Center (350 Madison, at Brush) ONE: NIGHT ONLY Tickets: $8.50. $7.50, $5.50, $3.50 are available at Hudson's Grinnell's, Sear's, or Music Hall Box Office or call 963-7680; student rates are available

SUNDAY 27 Full Moon in Leo 10:09

MOVIES ANN ARBOR New World Film Coup: "1st Erotic Film Festival"; 7, 8:45, 10:30 (NatSci), $1.25

MUSIC 

ANN ARBOR Blind Pig: Blue Monday w/ Boogie Woogie Red, 9:30, $1, blues Chances Are: Mojo Boogie Band, 9:30, $1, r&r Dooley's Skiing; movies. 10:30pm, no cover Mr. Flood's Party: Mike Smith & his Country Volunteers, 9:30, $.50, c&w

YPSILANTI The Suds Factory: East Quad, 9:30, $.50

EAST LANSING The Brewery: Cheap Trick, 9:30. $1, r&r Lizards: Friends Roadshow, 9:30, mime, magic, and r&r

TV

8pm "World Hunger. Who Will Survive"–Ch 56

EVENTS

ANN ARBOR Future World Lecture Series presents AL LITMAN: "Auroville"; An Evolving Alternative Future"; 8pm, Hill Auditorium, Free admission HRP Steering! Committee meeting, 5pm in HRP office, 516 L. William Revolutionary Student Brigade meeting, 7:30 pm, 2207 Michigan Union. 763-6563 Ann Arbor City Council meeting, 7:30pm, City Hall (Huron & Fifth) Indochina Peace Campaign meeting, 7:30pm, 332 S. State. 764-7548 HERSELF: Women's Community newspaper, open meeting, 7:30pm, 225 E. Liberty

MONDAY 28 Moon in Leo, then in Virgo 10:15pm

MOVIES

ANN ARBOR Cinema Guild: "Mother & the Law" [D.W. Griffith] 7, $1- "Broken Blossoms [ D.W. Griffith] silent; 9:05. $1 New World Film Coop: "2nd Erotic Film Festival"; 7, 8:45 & 10:30 (NatSci), $1.25

MUSIC

ANN ARBOR Blind Pig: The Ann Arbor Experimental Jazz Band. 9:30, $1 Chances Are: Lightnin', 9:30, $1, r&r Dooley's Skiing movies, 10:30pm, no cover Mr. Flood's Party: Stoney Creek, 9:30, $.50, c&w

YPSILANTI lan Quail, see Mon. 1/27

DETROIT Baker's Keyboard Lounge: Pharoah Sanders, 9:30, $3.50, jazz Raven Gallery: Buffo & Elaine Philpoe, 9:30 & 10:30, $3.50 Red Carpet Lounge: Lightnin' Red. 9:30, $1.50 $1.50. blues The Savoy-Shelby Hotel: Howlin' Wolf, 10 & 12, Cali 963-7100 for cover info., blues

EAST LANSING The Brewery: Cheap Trick, see Mon.1/27

TV 5:50pm Community Announcements–Cable 3 7pm–Community Dialogue–Cable 3 8pm Tape Replay of Monday night City Council meeting Cable 3 9:30pm One Man's China No. 4: 'The People Army." The first film to give Western audiences an inside picture of the Chinese Army. There is no other army like it in the world. It is in fact more than an army: it is a vast school of politics, engineering, agriculture, as well as a fighting force–Ch 56

EVENTS

ANN ARBOR Ann Arbor People's Bicentennial Committee meeting. 7:30pm at 819 S. State HRP University Committee meeting, 7pm in HRP office, 516 E. William, all welcome Lesbians Opening: rap group at Feminist Federal Credit Union office, 225 E. Liberty, 8pm 761-7973 for info.

TUESDAY 29 Moon in Virgo

MOVIES

ANN ARBOR Cinema Guild: "Mother and the Law" & "Broken Blossoms"; see Tues. 1/28 Friends of the Sun International Film Series: "State of Seige [Costa-Gavrasj 7 & 9 MLB, $1.50

YPSILANTI Mud Cinema: "Paper Chase" w/ Timothy Bottoms; 7 & 9, $1

MUSIC

ANN ARBOR The Ark Coffee House. Hoot Amateur Night, 9, $.50, folk Blind Pig: The Other Side, 9:30, $1, jazz Chances Are: Dr. Bop and the Headliners, 9:30, $1. '50's Mr. Flood's Party: Stoney Creek. 9:30, $.75. c&w

YPSILANTI Huron Hotel &. Lounge: Iris Bell. 9. no cover The Suds Factory: lan Quail, see Mon. 1/21

DETROIT Baker's Keyboard Lounge: Pharoah Sanders, see Tues. 1/28 Raven Gallery: Buffo & Elaine Philpoe. see Tues. 1/28 Red Carpet Lounge: The Rockets, see Tues. 1/28 The Savoy-Shelby Hotel: Howlin' Wolf, see Tues. 1/28

EAST LANSING The Brewery: Flo & Eddie. 9:30 Lizards: Allen Lee, 9:30, country

TV 6:50pm–Community Announcements–Cable 3 7pm–Community Dialogue–Cable 3

EVENTS

ANN ARBOR People's Food Coop meeting, 7:30pm, call 761-8173 for location Women's Community Center Organizing Committee meeting. 8pm, 3rd floor conf. room. Michigan Union Arm Arbor Civic Theatre presents Moliere's "Tartuffe". The play is about a family who is victimized by a very clever con man called Tartuffe. It is a tale of humor, hypocrisy and intrigue. Tickets are available at Liberty Music Shop & Mendelssohn Theatre Box Office 662-7282.

Wednesday 30 Moon in Virgo, then in Libra 10:18pm

MOVIES

ANN ARBOR Mediatrics: "The Wild One'" w/ Marlon Brando; 7, 8:30 & 10, $1

YPSILANTI Mud Cinema: "Paper Chase"; see Wed. 1/29

MUSIC

ANN ARBOR Blind Pig: Muskadine Blues Band.9:30, $1 Chances Are: Dr. Bop & the Headliners, see Wed. 1/29 Mr. Flood's Party: Diamond Reo. 9:30, $.75, Pretzel Bell: RFD Boys. 9:30, $1, bluegrass

YPSILANTI Huron Motel & Lounge: Iris Bell. 9, $1 The Studs Factory: lan Quail, see Mon. 1/20 Roosevelt Auditorium: The Tribe. 8pm, Free. Sponsored by Office of Student Life. unique jazz experience.

DETROIT Baker's Keyboard Lounge: Pharoah Sanders, see Tues. 1/28 Raven Gallery: Butff & Elaine Philpoe. see Tues. Tues. 1/28 The Savoy-Shelby Hotel: Howlin' Wolf, see Tues. 1/28

TV

6:50pm–Community Announcements– Cable 3 7pm–Community Dialogue Cable 3

EVENTS

ANN RBOR HRP Mass Meeting, 7:30pm,4th floor Michigan Union. Campaign priorities will be set for spring election, GEO strike support discussed Ann Arbor Civic Theatre presents Moliere's "Tartuffe". see WEd. 1/29

THURSDAY 31 Moon in Libra

MOVIES

ANN ARBOR Cinema Guild : "Rules of the Game" [Jean Renoir] French, sub-titles; 7 & 9:05. $1 Cinema II: "Le Feu Follet" [Louis Malle] French, subtitles; 7 & 9. $1 Mediatrics: "American Graffiti"; 7:30 & 9:30, $1 New World Film Coop: "Cabaret"; 7 & 9:30,$1.25

YPSILANTI Mud Cinema: "Paper Chase': see Wed. 1/29

DETROIT Cass City Cinema: "Our Relations" w/ Laurel & Hardy and short: "If I Had a Million" w/ W.C. Flields: 7 &9:30, $1.50

The Infamous W.C. Fields will keep you laughing in the film IF I HAD A MILLION (along with Laurel & Hardy's OUR RELATIONS), being shown at Cass City Cinema in Detroit on Thurs. Jan 31 at 7 & 9 :30pm. Admission $1.50

Detroit Film Theatre III: "If I Had a Gun" [Stefan Uher] 7 & 9, $2 (students $1.50)

MUSIC

ANN ARBOR The Ark Coffee House: Lon Killen, 9, $2.50, folk Blind Pig: Muskadine Blues Band, see Thurs. 1/30 Chances Are: Chicker, 9:30, $1.50, r&r Mr. Flood's Party: Cosmic Cowboys, 9:30, $1 . Pretzel Bell; RFD Boys, 9:30, $1.50, btluegrass Rubaiyat: Choice of the People, 9:30, no cover

YPSILANTI Huron Hotel & Lounge: lris Bell, see Thurs. 1/30 The Suds Factory: Ian Quail, 9:30, $1

DETROIT Baker Keyboard Lounge: Pharoah Sanders, see Tues. 1/28 Raven Gallery: Buffo & Elaine Philpoe, see Tues. 1/28 The Savoy-Shelby Hotel: Howlin' Wolf, see Tues 1/28

TV 6:50pm–Community Announcement–Cable 3 7pm–Community Dialogue–Cable 3 10pm–Bergman Film Festival "Winter Light'"; fear of the atom bomb is its theme–Ch 56

EVENTS Ann Arbor Civic Theatre presents Moliere's "Tartuffe", see Wed. 1/29

DETROIT George Bernard Shaw "Don Juan in Hell" will be presented at Music Hall Center (350 Madison at Brush) for ONE NIGHT ONLY. 8:30 pm. Starring actress Myrna Loy & actors Ricardo Montalban, Edward Mulhare, & Kurt Kaszner. Tickets: $8.50, $7.50, $5.50, $3.50 are available at Hudson's, Grinnell's, Sear's, & Music Hall Box Office, or call 963-7680

EAST LANSING Showcase Jazz presents the Gary Burton Quintet, Shows at 8:30 & 10:00pm in McDonel Kiva on MSU campus. Admission $3.00.