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Show The Daily Utah Chronicle - Page Twelve Thursday, January 16. 1992 Internationally known singer performs benefit who has spent most of her adult Rosalie Sorrels and Gino Sky will appear at City Art to life on the road, brings an earthly warmth to her Eerform and read. Sorrels and been friends for decades and have recently been touring together with a joint sing-alongs- Don Shewey reported show of music and poetry. Sorrels is no stranger to poetry. She edited the anthology What Woman, and Who, Myself, J Am. An country-flavore- d ." in one as if it's her Ufa story." Gino Sky is a kendary figure in the world as the poetry editor of Wild Dog and Out of Sight, literary magazines in the Phillips, Gamble Rogers, Dave Bromberg, Malvina Reynolds, The Grateful Dead, Jean Ritchie and Country Joe MacDonald. mountains near Idaho City, Idaho and teaches writing in the public schools in Idaho City I andCoise. Rosalie Sorrels and Gino Sky will appear at a City Art brzsCt. on Jan. 18. The prcraa begins at 8 p.m. in the Grand Theatre at the Salt Lake Community College on 1575 South State Street The benefit is being by the Utah Arts . She is on the Board of Directors of the Newport Folk Festival and the Advisory Board of the New York City Folk Festival. Sorrels has taught at the University of Utah and produced festivals for the U In a New York Times review, Stephen Holden said, Sorrels, a folk-singin- g MMiss legend review from page eleven floor, to the table, the pastel walls se.em to give off a calmness that is a complete contradiction to the unusual environment of the restaurant. When you get to the corner, which separates the smoking and nonsmoking sections, you'll notice the array of ordinary objects used for ceiling decorations. Each section of the restaurant has a theme. One section has hats hanging from the ceiling, while another has fish prints on the walls. The favored section is the "Tie Room," where the most unusual ties are hung from the ceiling. The ties were collected through a special promotion on Father's Day several years ago. If your father came in with a tie unique enough to be part of the George, Utah. He worked at the Salt Lake Public Library from 1SS3 to 1SS5 and taught writing at the U. in 1S37, before moving from the state. He currently resides in the Sky's laurels include a NEApublishing grant and a secondplace Wester States Foundation Literary Award for his novel IICW folk interaationaUy-knoand Sorrels teller, story singer has shared the stage with Utah w St America today." and Council Literacy Pro-ra- m the Salt Lake Community College. Tickets are available for $7.50 at Acoustic Music, Crackers, Fertile Ground, Gaia, Rolling Stone that "Rosalie 60s. Robert Creeley said, "Wild Coyote Silk. Sorrels, who must know a Dog is the finest underground Sky was raised in the poetry million songs, can sing each magazine coming jjut in havens of Pocatelio, Idaho and Shenanigan's collection, Dad's meal was free. Also part of the decor are giant thumbtacks that provide the appropriate spot for hanging your hat and coat. Be careful of the papier-mSch- e- walkers, near the end of the restaurant. Their tight-rop- e shadows create the image of female wrestlers mean female wrestlers on the window blinds. If you don't pay attention, you will miss the deck of cards scattered all over the ceiling. Amidst the typical beach and flippers is the scuba diver clad in the wear of usual snorkling gear, hanging right over one of the biggest tables. Image looking up and seeing that! He is accompanied by a life guard who just happens to be a shark dressed in shorts. The table and chairs are quite comfortable and the light is just red-flower- ed soft enough for the finishing touch. When at last you stop looking at all the decor, and look at the menu, you will notice that the general outlook is through the eyes of every Far Side character we all know and love. The menu does contain a wide variety of dishes, while still taking on the role of "main attraction" due to the small comical characters displayed on every page. Ordering takes a long time if you read and watch everything at Shenanigan's, but if you can tear yourself away from the cartoons, there is something for every taste. Among the many delights on the menu is "buffalo wings" and a variety of Mexican and Italian dishes, as well as burgers and fries. On the other end of the spectrum are the full meals, which come with soup or salad and a sourdough roll. The restaurant only serves Coke products. And if you want fresh ground pepper on your food, it is more than happy to accommodate you. All in all, the food was quite fulfilling and very tasty. Although this restaurant is a little more expensive that what our student pocketbooks are used to, overall the prices are very reasonable considering you are in an "upper class" restaurant. Steak is anywhere between $8.95 to $11.5, depending upon the cut and size of the portion, while chicken was in the price range of about $8.50. All tropical drinks and anything from the bar was an average of $2.50. The desserts are about $2.95 and just looking at them could make anyone gain five pounds. But what meal would be complete without cheesecake topped with mounds (seriously, mounds) of strawberries? Have you ever gone to a Golden Braid Books, Grunts and Postures, Raunch Records, Smokey's Records and A Woman's Place Bookstore. - restaurant and been irritated by the waiter or waitress? Either they are nowhere to be found or they are hanging around the entire time. Most will admit the service at Shenanigan's was just about right. The waitress gave me ample time to read (and laugh at) the menu and decide. She was only there to check with me a few times instead of the usual 30 times during the course of the meal. She also went out of her way to make everyone in the section happy. There is a down side to this restaurant the parking. What is called the parking lot is a slab of black top with plenty of pot holes, which is a pay lot sporting the name Paradise Parking. Be sure to get a validation. Upon exiting the restaurant, while loosening your belt, the left, near the kangaroo watch your step. The door is to crossing sign. if you don't read life is absolutely the Chrony, your meaningless University of Utah Summer Study Abroad Program m kevin COSTNER Kiel, VW JFK . e'y July ? The Story That Won't Go Away f WBMm m romp iami mum mm pmi,sii(HnpmiBHfflii R" WTMCTW g 1 rnumt ucM'umi hwii iHmwi WW wit Germany 13-Au- gust 29, 1992 Study language and literature in the United Germany Application deadline: March 2, 1992 Information meeting: Friday, January 17, 1992 6:00 pm Room 107 Orson Spencer Hall HKCm n1 NOW PLAYING For more information contact: Miaden Marie International Center 104A Orson Spencer Hall 159 University Union 5814058 or 467-298- 6 581-584- 9 |
