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Show E6 The Salt Lake Tribune CALENDAR Friday, May26,1995, Murray # Lunch Concerts Murray Park will offer Sizzles With Summerof Arts doldrums at its Arts in the Park's free lunch concert series. The concerts are staged between the Murray Park ConcessionPlaza andPavilion 5 Tuesdays at 12:10 p.m. Here's the lineup @ Yankee Clipper, Irish and Scottish folk songs, June 6 @ Clogging Grandmothers, June 13. @ Cinnamon Creek, folk music, June 20 S Flute Trio, the Utah Flute Association, June 27. tempo, a cappella harmony, July 4 @Salt Lake Good-Time Jazz Band, July 11 Bob Nora Band, July 18. Desert Wind, international music, July 25 MFlute and Guitar by Steve and Jane Lyman, Au- @ Continued from E-1 @ Shakesp: re Excerpts, by the Junior Shak eare Academy June 30. 8 p.m.; preshow with d jugglers, 7 p.m Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children and senior citizens tarlight, Moonlight and Country Memories,” presented by the MurrayArts Council, July 3,8 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults $4 for children and senior citizens Ss allet Under the Stars,” presented by the Murray Ballet Centre, July 14 and 15, 8:30 p.m. Admission is for adults, $3 for children and seniorcitizens. @ “Fiddler on the Roof,” produced by the Murray Arts Council, July 25-29 and 31, 8 p.m. Ad- mission is $6 for adult, $5 for senior citizens and $4 for children @ “USOSalute,” performed by gust 1 the Murray Concert Band, Aug. 5, 8 p.m. Admissionis $5 for adults, $3 for children and senior citizens Salt Licks and String Fever, bluegrass, Aug. 14, 8 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children andseniorcitizens. ‘Mi Familia’ Is Rich in Heartbreak, Humor, Humanity an escape from the midday @The Mountain A family portrait broad in feeling. fic in details and aga of the loves andlosses of one family, precise in its details and touching in its universality. The Sanchez family was founded when José (played by Jacob Vargas and, in later life, by Eduardo Lopez Rojas) walked from Mexico to Los Angeles in 1927. Like many Mexican immi- grants, helived in east L.A. and crossed the bridges to work for the white families on the west on Paco (Edward s) notes in his narraeast José weds Maria (played in turns by Jennifer Lopez and Jenny Gago) and raises a large family. There are travails along the way, like Maria’s accidental de- 25, 8 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children and senior citizens. @“Kiss Me Kaie,” starring Robert Peterson, Aug. 30-Sept. 2, 8 p.m. Admission is $5. Hf Just for Children MurrayCity’s Arts in the Park program will include a free series of matinee performances by area artists and entertainers just for children. The shows are Fridays at 2 p.m. in the shaded area behind Pavilion 6, behind the Murray Parks and Recreation office. Here’s the lineup: @ Thompson Lane Children’s Musical Review, June 9. @ ‘The Lion and Mouse,” presented by the Utah Puppet Theatre, June 16. Children’s play, to be announced, June 23. Tapestry of Tales, ” folk tales told in Mime, June 30 “The Princess and the Pea,” life-sized puppetry presented by the Utah Puppet Theatre, July7 @ FunWith Origami, explorethis ancient Asian paper-folding art with Ginger Shepherd, July 14. @ Children's play, to be announced, July 21 ® Accordian music, Rick Schwemmer, July28. @ Magic, Harry Schudini, August 1 KRCL 91FMradio will present 1300 East, Salt Lake City. The daylong eventincludes ethnic food, infermation booths, a Jimmy Smits, Elpidia Carrillo. in “My Family/Mi Familia.” portation in the '30s, but the family holds together. The stor y picks up again in 1958, a busy year for the Sanchez family. The oldest daughter weds, younger daughter Toni (Constance Marie) becomes a nun, and Chucho (Esai Morales) becomes the family’s troubled son — rum- joy of “My Family/Mi Fa- milia” is how director Gregory Nava (“El Norte”) and his cowriter and wife, Anna Thomas, show the Sanchez family in momentsof despair andjoy. There is heartbreak, but there is also humor. Nava gets the atmospheric details right, from the ‘50s beehive hairdos to the coldness of the prison bars. Among the many members of tne Sanchez family, [SUNTA NA RACEWAY RealIndy Cars - Us (Saturday May 27th 60 See Our Ad In er YU mz Ce mINCHES Sx THIS WEEKEND For ONLY $20. LODGING FROM 523” MEMORIAL WEEREND. Today's Sports Section 298-2980 aha ( (May 22 -May 27 A Full Week Of Activities FREE Giveaways! ae a eRe ¢ DOOR PRIZES Now Open for Lunch and on Sundays! 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