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Show TheLakeTribune Salt ENTERTAINMENTSaturday, July 12, 1997 BREWVIES ee HOWTIMES PORTODAY ONLY! 677 S 200W sust Bo 21 “INFO 355-5500" MOVIES.+ FOOD + BEER: “UTAH! The Peacemaker Saga,” Tuacahn, Ivins, 8:30 p.m., through Sept. 1; adults, $14.50 to $24.50; children, $9 to $16; 1-800SHOWUTAH, pay reitiepbrpry ye 8680 South, Sandy, 8:30 p. and $ sented by Sandy Arts Cote “The Secret Garden," Rodgers Memorial ‘Theatre, 292 B. Pages Tune, Center, 7.20 pom, Continues through Aug. 9 «+. A Promise Is a mise,” Terrace Plaza Playhouse, 99 W. 4700 South, Ogden, noon; $4.50, or $3.50 for children. Continues through Aug. 30. Goes," Hefitage Community Theatre, 2505 S. Highway 89, Perry, 8 p.m. continues through July 26; $5 and $6; 7238392 “The Saloonkeeper's Daughter,"" Pickle. ville Playhouse, Bear Lake, 8 p.m,; $8, or $5 for children under 12. Pre-show Western ovis tier,680 pi: $10 wat 9; $46. 2918, 563-5225. Continues through Aug. 3 Talk" Hale Center Theater oreo, 225 W. 400 North, Orem, 8 p.m,; 226-8600, “Piddler on the Roof,”StageStop Theatre, 141 N. Main, Smithfield, 7:30 p.m., through Aug. 9. Final performances — theaterclosing: (800) 248-2530, “Seven Seven Brothers,"' Terrace Plaza Playhouse, 99 E, 4700 South, Ogden, 7:30 p.m., through Aug. 18; $5-$8 at Smt‘Tix; call 383-0070, “Fiddler on Roof,"Kenley Centennial Amphitheater, Layton Commons Park, 403 N. children 12 and under; 521-6040, ext. 4090, Produced by Hale Centre Theatre. Continues various dates through Aug. 30 meer women pi tion, Fielding Garr Ranch, Antelope Island State Park fp 335 offI-15, west on AntelopeDrive), 2 park entrance fee $6 per vehicle and $2. 80 for Dieyelists and walk-ins, ‘rail-marker dedication, 400 N. 200 West, Bountiful, 10a.m.; 1809 S. Sunset Drive, Kaysville, 1 p.m. Obon Festival, Salt Lake Buddhist Temple, 211 W. 100 South, 1 p.m, through evening. Erla Young, author and artist, will tell the story of "Betsy Buttons,”thepioneerdoll who accompanied the Brigham Young party to Utah, McCurdy Doll Museum, Provo, 1:30 p.m.; pioneerpienic to follow. CINEGRILL: Continental Cuisine 344 S. 300 E. 00 Kaysville a ctsnnKaysville ANACONDA (Fe43)12:45 2:45 7:08 LIAR LIAR (PG-43) 42: 2 JUNGLE is 712090 236 6:55 4:45 9: AMEN INBLACK (hes) 4246 230 445 A HERCULES (G) 12:35 2:45 4:55 Salt Lake City 328-4900 USE THE RADIO TM YOUR CAR S75 Bargain OF BRING One Fron Hore FESS) IN pert it: WuyA 21-22-23 45) 7:00-10:10 + A SIMPLE WISH (PG)(1215-25415) 615-815-1015 4 GRRE *Sses BEACH aS faiceornse soem BS ROBIN |UZ eee peeae29. sranct clooney a P Titra ROBERTS FRIENDS BY MARTIN RENZHOFER THESALT LAKE TRIBUNE Yes, Emmylou, you are right Thereislife after radio. Emmylou Harris made this observation Thursday night during an extraordinary performance at the ZephyrClubin Salt LakeCity. Andradio programmersshould right a great wrong: Harris should bea staple on the radio — at least on country stations. And Nashville and the Stetson Hat boys, who have turned country musicinto big-ballad heaven, should takea look at Harris, who has made a successful career of moments, including the heartrending “Orphan Girl” and “Love Hurts,” performed in harmony with guitarist Buddy Miller. For the Zephyr crowd, having the chance to hear Harris’ achingly beautiful voice in a cozy venue was a large part ofthe attraction. Harris wastedlittle time between songs, and seemed happyto play in an intimate setting. “Tm glad to be back in this club,” said the gray-haired song stylist before launching into “Wrecking Ball.” “I remember you. The Zephyr is my kind of club.” Pod wi #CONTACT ro) wysear Ros (rc 4245 945 645 915 sistaDING e0 one | #FACE/OFF(015) HB 195 405 7:05 9:45 eu rrr LosingWeight and TAPUSnasacnTTT Hf Soho vs 2.00% The ErksonFamily of is, MO. is delighted to have discovered a wonderful restaurant in the heart of | e proved that she is not settling to portant figure in popular musi¢. How captivating was Harris? The usually talkative bar crowd fell silent during her many quiet EVARheseeeOla egheenmigules of diferent sees tombe Ser eee lsa “Te jee ol 97 eSesti tia ad Reyes Ha NGbit 950, A titersweet ish comedy. StephenFrears follow upto The Commiments and The Snappet “A Fine, FulBlaxded ComedyA Boisterous Mave. NEW YORK TIMES, “He te 1/2 ~NEW YORK NEWSDAY. TWIN TOWN (92) Miright, An extieme comedy from te creators of Transpoting and Staton Grave Tye. 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DA 30 CONTACT (PG) boy ‘DIGHAT touch of romance. ? (PG) 5:00 7:00 i a ° (D0U *10030050 AsieLe Ce RCAIN MATINEES DAILY! BARA $3.50 ‘THE FIFTH ELEMENT 7 MeN IN BLACK. oI Ors, Reservations Accepted 3605 $0. Open ot 4:45 STATE. ALL SEATS SLBA) 2660258 “$2.00 Jane Austen's Great Nove! live on past accomplishments. She remains hip, versatile and an im- Pemaest * BOCAOPA $3.50 BARGAIN MATINEES : ALL SHOWS BE RE 6:00 PM IN PARENTH! Bs ENA i ered Eeay EaCae 300 South State Street 399-2112 List eamee | MEN IN BLACK ayMatera= * CONTACT(PG)(ON 9 SCREENS) BATMAN & ROBIN(P-13)(00L 14 {OTS DIGITAL) (OTS DIGITAL)(100 4:00) 7.0 1304151700 940, 400500) 6:9 i Lost ae ae] a 200“ANDY ¢ 9400 MALL 40.472 42425 91.50 oyLigoe Harris is a wonderfulinterpret. er of other writer's songs. 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TUESDAY ANACONDA 76-43 1220 2:36 4:80 7:05 9:20 11:25 180 426 6:88 9:30 14:80 2:08 4:36 7:10 940 WAR Po-t3 44:90 1:10 3:20 8:0 7:80 10:08 VOLCANO 148 248 4:40 7:20 080 36 220 §:00 7.40 40.25 © ROMY AND MICHELS REUNION & 44990 120 3:40 8:50 0:00 10:20 © SIXTH MAN Po-t3 42:00 230 6:08 7:30 10:00 © AUSTIN POWERS Fo) 44015 428 3:38 G40 7:85 40:10 + Wheeichotr WedChiidren's & Thums 10FenAMFesivot “BALTO™ bard HAY PLAYING ws ern ont Al A rs I Ss CS OA TRAVOLTAVCAGE FACE/OFF aie CHECK THEATRE LISTINGS FOR SHOWTIMES (iosInstone TO) mana aes an ies Harris quipped In those moments when Spyboy was rocking out, the Grammy But whethershe is in style or not, after more than 25 years of making quality music, Harris proved she has not lost a thing Thursday as she performed songs from her latest, harder-edged album, “Wrecking Ball © IM CARREY tm SCL LL Cee Opry with a nose ring,” effortlessly crossing the line between traditional and progressive eo § LIAR LIAR As far as we know, Brady is the first to play the Grand Ole country music. t OF Heretives § indi2 wnat (MYBEST Emmylou Harris Quiets the Crowd WR) (A) 445) ena aco aaoe *A SIMPLE WISH (PG) 4:20 3:45 5:10 BS ee Utah , Deer Valley, 7:30 p.m; it information call533-028 ry instrumental, capo Teate, Spm; $14,$18and $22, Art. Tix and Capitol Theatre box office. itah Music SeHees Confer ence Center, Logan, 8 p.m. Paint Sisters, Siac‘Coffee, 1500 § wats mee6 to oa ‘our, daylong skateboard elas event, Tan State Fairpark, 1:30 p.m. Tickets, $18, Smith’s Tix ‘Shupe the RubberBand, cheel Waterman, Salt Lake Aa Goon Series, ZCMi Center Mall, 3 to 7 p. how tunes, ballads eoftjazz, Tanner Amphitheater, Dixie College, St. George, 8 p.m.; $7 adults, $5 children Pioneer Concert, Abravanel Hall, 123 W. South Temple, 8 p.m.; free. Salt Lake , Babeock Theatre, downsiairs, Pioneer Memorial Theatre, 1840 E, 300 It Lake City, through Aug. 17. $8 and.$6, through ArtTix (355-ARTS). “Twelfth Night," 7:30 p.m., Sirenfetr 2 Old 1 tre, Lyric Theatre, 28 W, Center, Logan, through Aug. 23 “All for Mary," 8 p.m. ‘Theatre, Sundance Resort, outdoor Eecles and King stages, Provo Canyon, through Aug. 30; tickets for “Music Man," $15 to $25; all others, $7 and $5. Reservations, 225-4100, “The Man,"" Main Stage, Eccles Theatre, Sundance Resort, 8 p.m., dress warmly, theater outside in the cool mountain air. Utah Musial Theetre, Peery‘ Bgptian Theatre, 218 Washington : hrough Aug. 16, $10 and #15626.8900ot (800) WSUGTIKS, Featured ta the indoor Wasatch Drive, Layton; 8 p.m.; $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and children; 546-8571 wa and the Historie Draper Theatre Playhouse, 12366 5. 900 East 7pm polly.” North Canyon Park Amphithe ater, 3900 S. Bountiful Blvd., Bountiful, 7 am, #9, 204-SHOW. Presented bythe Bountfal Community Theater “Greater Tuna,” Sherwood Hills, Highway 89.91, Sardine Canyon, south of Logan, 8 p.m. dinner at 6:30 p.m., through Sept. 20; dinner and show, $17.95: =only, $7; 245-5054. Hate Centre The atre, 2601 S. Main, ea; 484.9957 10 — ily Feud.” ee Bag Playhouse, 4861 5. State, Murrs through Aug. 2; $8 to $10, or $6 for children; 266-7600 Babesin supoolpermit Blond: Laugh Till You Spy!,""Off eaatony Theater, 272 S. Main, 7:30 pm. through Aug. 2; $6 and $8, or $5 forchildren 12 and younger, 355-4628. “Forever * Chickadee Amphitheater, Snowbird Center, Snowbird Resort, Lit- ES: HAPPENING TODAY Egyptian: "Hello, Dolly!,”” 7:30 pm Geary Theat Theater, College of Eastern Utah, 451 E. 400 North, Price, through Aug. 2; $8 adults, $6 seniors and students; 472-5936. “Forever Plaid."* 7:30 p.m. Festival, outdoor Utah Adams Theatre and indoor Randali Theatre. Southern Utah University campus, Cedar City. through Aug. 30; no Sunday performances, $15 to $35; reservations, 586-7878 or 800 PLAYTIX. “The ‘" Randall The- Performances Featuring Full Orchestra and Vocalists With Special Guest Grant Geissman MimeaTSR)6 Senettchee 4ahd League of Utah ~ 1-888-255-2200 and ArtTix ~ S5-ARTE v1: Art|Tix} Pau aoe |
