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Show Wed/Thurs/Fri, August 11-13, 2004 The Park Record C-4 Arts Festival ends; success ensues m Aaron Jasinsky'a artwork On display in • Continued from C-1 not buy outright so much at the festival ... At the festival I sell primarily single pieces, single tiles and single plaques to be hung on the wall. Part of my business comes from clown the road." In fact, the day after the festival he received three calls from clients interested in his work. Though it is too early for Zelenka to determine how the festival a Heeled his business, he was impressed with this years layout. "It seems lo keep everyone happy on Main Street including merchants because merchants are an important part of Main Street. I think it will stay that way and hopefully everyone will be happy and I hope merchants made a lot of business." According lo Weisberg, everyone she spoke with, including merchants, were excited about the results of the festival. She says, "It was just remarkable. It worked like a Swiss Clock. It really did. The exhibitors were thrilled, they love the- set-up, the weather was picture-perfect - I don't think we had one complaint." Isaac Childs, owner and craftsman S C O n SlUEIPARK RECORD of Orem's Rustico, a leather goods Skye Shelton is alt smiles as she helps a festival-goer try on jewelry at last weekend's Park City business, was pleased with the festival Kimball Arts Festival. Jewelry artisans were among the popular attractions at the annual event. as well. Me did admit, however, it was still too early to determine the bene- his normal booth for set-up, which he cial results is underway. Although no ple are committed, competent and fits. fell may have ;i fleeted his presentation. hard figures have been returned, most experienced. I have to give them all the Analyzing his experience Saturday, he would agree that the festival was a suc- credit. When you have a learn that is Located at the top of Main SlTeel last year, Childs was located in the says, "Personally. I ihink it works real- cess. competent it makes a lot ufdifference." ly Well. I think its going to be really middle this year. The result: an equal The Kim ha II Art Center is located at As Weisberg begias lo name Ihose good for u s " amount of foot traffic. who made a difference in organizing 63$ Park Are. in Park (_ 7/v. For more 'Die real problem for Childs was Now tlial the festival has come to a the event, she says, "I have to give 100 information ahont exhibits and other not location, but that he did not have close, the business of calculating finan- percent credit lo my staff... These peo- programming, call 649-H8&2. Cybercafe PC Roasters Coffee Tons of Machines Crazy Fast Connection Print, Scan, Burn CDs 7 Satisfying days a week 738 Lower Main Street 649-0051 Come On In! RECEIVE THE FIRST 15 MINUTES FREE WITH PURCHASE OF A SPECIALTY DRINK * must present coupon expires 9/10/04 / Redstone 8 Cinemas Shawn Colvin preparesforSuede performance Movies and Times for Wednesday the l l l i l 1 . Continued from C-1 "Princess Diaries II"ft(1:05) (3:10) 631! 9:10 someone I loved would find' me thai way. I started planning how I could do it and have il not be too bad. Ilicn I caught myself." Although Colvin never made an attempt to Like her life, it was-evident she needed help. Tliere were times when depression prevented her from showing up Tor performances, from boarding a plane and from doing the things she "Collateral" R (1:25) (1:10) 6:15 9:2U "Sainls & Soldiers" PG-13 (1:10) (3:45) I'M 9:10 "Before Sunset" I? 9:25 "The Manchiirian Candidate" I! (1:10) (1:05) 6:50 930 "Bourne Supremacy" PG-13 (2:10) (1:10) 7:15 9:35 "I-Kobot" Pfi-13 (1:00) (335) 635 9:00 loved. Ttuby, Colvin is being Ireated with Wcllbulrin XI., a new drug popular among depression sulTerers. 'lTie absence of ihe typical side efleets has made Wellbulrin a positive alternative to the other medications Colvin has tried. She now says, "I'm functional, I'm doing well in my lite, I've taken care of some pretty important things ... I am a mother ofa six year old a single mother of a six year old I do inalhlons, I'm writing new material, I'm doing this work and I feel Like I'm being of service." As for Colvin s Sunday evening performance-, the artist plans to perform as she normally does. Although her performance comes with a specific message. Colvin says, "I'll be playing by myself and I won't be singing about depression. I'll just be singing depressive music and trying to tell cute stories in between." To learn more ahout depression, visit www.depression.com or contact your local physician. Sliawn Colvin will perform a! Suede, 1612 Utc Mvd. Ste. 2k). at Kimhall Junction. Sunday. Aug. 15 at 7 y;j/;. Admission is $20 in advance. $22.50 clay of pwvhase. To purchase tickets, visit mvu:sm ithstix.com or any SmithsTix outlet. Orion'sMusic Shop or Suede. For more infornnition. call 658COOL (2665). I N E "Spiderman 2" PU-13 (1:35) (1:20) 7:00 9:15 T h e •STARTS FRIDAY* "Yu-Gi-Oh" PG (1:50) (1:00) 7:20 B e s t S c o t I n T o w n HOLIDAY VILLAGE CINEMA Park Ave. & Kearns Blvd. ( ) Denotes discount Matinee 649-6541 FRONTIERS A LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG-13)* THE VILLAGE (PG-13)* THUNDERB1RDS (PG)* ^Sgg) CATWOMAN (PG-13) ^ - ^ ANCHORMAN (PG-13) (S030 N. Market Street Suite 120 al Redstone Kimball Junction, Park City Tor more information call (435)575-0221 • www.metrorockymountain.com • M0 PASSES-NO SUPERSAVERS special suidcnl discount $5.00, a«es 12-17, \V ID fittes & SFioftta callable 0} cinemark.com h The L.A. Times Crossword Puzzle "MIDGET" By NORA PEARLSTChNE ACROSS I Do not disturb 6 Bad thing for gamblers to tab.* 10 '40s jazz genre 15 "Goldfinger' fort 19 Hatchling group ' 20 Ireland, lo the Insh 21 Drive out 22 Nurse's 23 Grove grower 25 Ideal summer read 27 Summit 28 Ticklish muppel 29 Social ending 30 Cut 32 33 37 38 39 40 -II 42 4b 47 49 50 51 52 54 55 56 57 59 60 63 64 72 75 79 81 Travails 82 Words of discovcry 83 Make a differ- 4 5 19 • 6 7 37 38 39 42 43 44 45 47 6 9 11 67 Pan of a foot 68 69 70 71 Give over to Harmful aspects Let slip Pussycat's seafaring partner 73 Bouquets 74 Overbearing 78 Just fine, slangiiy 80 Stop sign 84 Complain 85 "Because ": parents* dcclara12 16 13 17 •1I • 30 Films begin at sunset M? pm), and are free. Get there early for the best seats and pass the time with the Sundance Institute staff trivia contest - winners will take home great prizes! For more information call (801) 328-3456 or visit www.sundance.org. PRESENTED BY SUNDANCE INSTITUTE AND PARK CITY MUNICIPAL CORPORATION 18 KOLYA - Friday, August 13 24 27 31 37 • • •• 46 • 56 32 35 65 69 68 78 83 86 70 • • 7t • 81 |w 73 74 67 1 11 82 88 92 97 72 78 1 B9~ 91 J A u N 1 N c 0 E Y 57 77 93 ... 101 104 t l i-K i 53 75 103 i-i Answers for August 7,2004 44 1 67 B4~ 36 ;:ir'..'(,. 42 48 51 1 |Bt1n':i 5iB9 Prague, KOlffl is a warm and funny portrait of Fratrtisek, a ? ""^^"""iXurtain crumbles, experiences a revolution of his qwn. &ft\ * rice to a beautiful Russian woman is official, everythingth| I s unexpectedly left with a five year-old b o y - KfojvL /it' 38 41 102 oin Sundance Institute and Park City Municipal fora summer of fairy tales, mountain folk songs, : ; coming of age stories, and world changing events in this summer's SUNDANCE OUTDOOR FILM 1 i FESTIVAL, part of Sundance Institute's Arts & Audiences Utah Initiative. Beginning July 7, seven films will screen every Friday in Park City {City Park). ^•20 23 64 3fc 53 Calendar rows 54 Roo's mom 55 Purim's month 57 Take the bait 58 Bag contents 61 Comer 63 Commotion 64 Manatee 65 _ L c e 66 Keats and Yeats tion 86 City NW of Provo 87 Director Howard 88 Least original 92 Small attic 93 On-line periodical, for short 95 African grassland 96 Banana oil, e.g. 97 Antagonists in a Hitchcock film 98 Some sliders 101 Allot, with "out" 102 _ in Charlie 103 Sitcom planet 104 Twice XXVI 105 Job listing llrs. 106 Fathom, and word hidden in the 10 longest puzzle answers 107 George's bill 108 _-Mart 109 Nothing 106 110 112 114 116 •• 107 108 113 117 109 •I • B 0 N N F E D A A M S C A M _P_ E T A R E R B 0 M B • M E G A R A X 1 L 1 C S T A T 1 T T A C 1 R V A 1 •I • S H B L U 0 1 C E L K E D E W A E G N T 1 R S H E L L A N E R R 0 L T C 0 1 N W A G T H 1 S B 1 G M E T E A 1 A T T L E G R T 0 L L 1 E E F E E L S R F R A T • P A A R• G 0 S S A R 1 C H N T E R E|S N A T| 1 B Y T H E P E E • S C H T 0 s S H S M N 0 U N C E E R N A|W D 0 R F L 0 0 0 lo Is F A C T 0 R E D L A T T H S R A P ••• • • • • • •••• ••• •• 1 • t T • •• •••• • •I c • • i i • • • • • • • • • • • • WM • I I I •1 1 1 C R 1 S P B A T H E C R 0 0 T K 0 B E P C 0 M E A D S A T Y 1 0 U T N T 0 0 U N R E N U S P w N A L E S S P T A R 0 M E N C M 0 A C 1 G H S E T N 0 T E H 0F F L A Z E D S1T A T S A 1 |R B L T T -T Y A D 0 A T A P m 80 3 34 Jaipur 48 "...but for the grace of God UJ 76 77 78 2 31 32 Celtic tongue Wombs Hearing things Everett of "Citizen Kane" Elite clientele Bcntlcyof "American Beauty" Powerful fourwhecl bike Tests "Juno and the Paycock" playwright Opponent of Pericles Armageddon nation Subway entrance device Teal hangout Seize Jazzman "Fatha" Hines's first name Lowes! point Cilv east of CO 111 < Mi 1 24 26 28 30 li_ 62 Sparc lire- silt'? Take care of Harpsichord, e.g. Grand Maajui?, for short McCartney title Tolkien ogre Searching system Forster novel, with "A" Take home Bug-eyed .Shower, e.g. Turkish officials Taking care of lousiness Moody Blues hit NLilonc of the NBA llartncrof l-ted Teachers gp. Where some contracts are agreed on Scatterbrained Kanjiaun : sports car Chaucer's twilight Game named for a king Olympics event since 1968 All-inclusive vacation Shelley's •"Queen " Wonderland message Tram loads Admits Dear, to Donizetti Longfellow's bell town Office stamp Itrs. ence, so to speak ject 88 Sends unwanted 116 Driving need? e-mail to 117 Immune system S9 Ending like-like component 90 Ave. relatives DO\YS 91 Cupid, to the 1 Wall Si news Greeks 2 Slipup 92 Con's coup 3 One customer 94 Cotton grower's 4 Playboy concern 5 Enters stealthily 96 Barnaby Jones 6 Tout's customer portrayer 7 Station, e.g. 98 Woven fabrics 8 "Jurassic Park" predator, for 99 Dermal opening short 100 Where Anna taught 9 Haifa laugh 101 Gn>up spirit 10 Copy 102 "Old" maximum 11 Finals effort 12 Hardly a broad100 Hoyas' home minded sort 110 Desertlike 13 Shout of support 111 Obeys 14 Prayer ' 112 French 101 word 15 Caqx-'nterof note 113 Egyptian peninsula 16 Diarist Anais 114 Monty IMhon 17 Work of exaltaoffering tion 115 Sculptor's sub18 Signer, perhaps ATTAOK ASTHMA ACT NOW. 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