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January Suit Ld kt- Tribune. - In plays at Art Barn, IJ, I'M, Arl calendar Atrium Culler y, ,uit oe Fit i 00 VuHi, thud f!oo, lf?ol ifOiy, 70V feoni',, (ifjiiiling'j tj haul UoiS thfouyti ion. 30 Hojy fumju tr.oogh fntJo, v J.nh to V 0 hi , 'yOtiil d'J , v o in to A o Ml , Vmdu , to 0 o hi Avenues Brunrh Library, 4', I M, wj-tfigIroni Judge vVilir, krttei Cgllfi tign fh oogh f ebt ufji Mouf fuiuJu hg , I B 10 r m o mi tg kJo OgtoMjg , 10 tier, g.rn to 6 V mi B f L or sen Culler y, Hon is I nts Leu-tffhnytiijin t oo 'O umi'isit, Cfoo, IVth ou1hestr- i. iruitgtiouoi, i.hMjit 0 76 11 14 Hours drill, 7 CJ'liM., Jfjfi g.MI to 10 p Ml Bmley Eihibition Mull, Art and o finite u e O.ritfi, ijni ii ,it ot ijtfjh, 7hi' eg Homs Monday ti Ougti Thursday, j in to 10 p rn , I t idu, 8 0 rn tg 4 p.m., fased weekends I ctlei Community Art Center, 2S80 Jefler son A e , Ogden, Art Aur hon tnbit, (iten-at Hilton tto-teu other ed to he auc tioned eh in Ogden tor benefit at t ccies Communtt Art Center), Jan. Hours: Monday thi ouyh f ridgy, 9 a m to i p m.; Saturday, 10 a rn to 4 p rn Pinch lone Gallery, (Art Barn), Finch lane at kesf o.r Park, "Nine Suit take Photographers,' Jim lOFeh- 14 Hours: Monday through f ndoy, 9 30 a rn. to 5 p.m., Sffturday, 10 am to ' P rn G Norman Wolker Gullery, Sait Lake Hih ton, SO y vUO Soutti, featuring works by Car y Collins, P C. Car man, Stan Johnson, t rte, Char.es Bragg, Out., I eBay Nieman, Ctiris CoIHr.s and ( hod Smith thr ough March 7. Hours Mond'w tfnough SfturrJav, Horn, to 7 p n V 400 Souti., fioiidoy exhibit Gallery S6, featur ir.g work s t Vee f owson, Peter Fuh ter up, froriK Huh lari Jones, Pandoll Lok e, Srnitti, Pichard Van Dennis Smith, (,u u hoi yorren through Jan. Wogor er or d 15. Hours Mar do througfi f t Idov, 10 O.m. to 5 p.m Gallery JO 3, ho' r s f me Arts Center, B t'U, 14 Provo, ItrU famty .how, Jon. Hours Monday, througfi tnji srlays, 8 O.m to 5 p.m f I'l'i1!, h a n. to 9 p.m. Gayle Weyhrr Cailery, 1A7 S. Mam, main gallery, works by Susan ( ar oil; upstairs rr i, T any Borlant, Steve gallery, John ( use, er hj h,' I Dhid Drjrnan, Dae vid f or run, j Hardmg, Mictiael Hal le, Tom rid J, fu hid Uisen, Cothy Pordlke, Ma'k peif-- 'Mi, vu'k Ped, Diane Otte and Maureen 0HOfO Shaw, Bonnu 'o-cfb t M.,urs: Monday through Ure, Jorv u i" to b p rn Satin day, Alvin Crttriis Gallery, Art and Architecture m' of 'ini', Division of Con cample, uni finuing fdufnto'i ins'r u- tor s, Jon. 624. Hours: Monrla ttnough ridoy, 9 o.m. to 5 H I h ot I or k I Hour V rondo (Jew, 9 m, to p m Bountiful Onvis Art Center, o Ijrpg n idh, 10 lod ttir ouyh S V I r i. toin, S liountiliil, eHiitit frot jrmg recent ofk U B U Art Oepnr finer if studio f ocult , Jon, 14, Anno Spir.ss Goffer , priinfings t ( ro g FSvhee or id r er k Bee h iidr;n. umics Hours rondfj , 0 to 9 p in,, f uesdo through ndoy, 10 O m to lj juri'lo, p rn., ? to 5 P rn. Opening reception, Jan. 12, 2 fo S p.rn. Bnghurn City Museum Gallery, 7om r.of-le- t , fai n COllr-- , jelefterj Cortruits tw ' 'tijti Arti.ts Anne Marie I'oftroits Otoi n ' on "! '.oneer freed if or k grid er oo'wr AH, Jon 4 I eg, Hour s; Mondu , a rn. to 7 p m , 1 uesda tin ougti Suturdu , U rn to it, Cliff lodge Cutlery, SnoAtnrrJ Pesort, I LoMoiiAond Lon yon, fitiotrxji opfi 0 I rj Ihrmii ihiiri Vr Centling tin ooyh Jon I j'i Hours, iiifi continuously Cleveland Gullery, 5U Historic Mum ,t , k City, Mhogiophs, etchings grid aqua-idot Ju'ju Viro, Mure Chogull, Aieunder aider, fjoiodor Dull, Theo Topinsse und lo!)lo Pu os .o, oil pamltngs and ji oghics by Soien t dsberg; northern European engiav mg. Hours: Thursday through Sunday, noun cn to 6 p m ( f f p m. College of Poslern Utah, Gallery Cost, U Mam Building, Price. Australian The State of the Art" through Jonu-j- f 5 y 8 10 n m Homs p.m. weekdays. Collett Gullery, yveher State CoMrge, Se-- ' tions ffom Hie permanent Codec tion, Jan , of Utah Aedi Hollside Gallery, in . ' 3. b'uck and wfete . cal Center, room eor yes Sears, througfi photugr (pfi y b, Jonuor y. Hours Vanda through PridOV, 8 tf S am p m. 4800 South, jls Holluduy Library, ?1S0 Co))(rvi(iv offers theater classes more at ease ('(ippiTVM'W Tliciilri' will oiler :i v.'inelv of llieiiler classes lor all afcs liepiiininti Monday at I he Coppei view Community ( oilier. H44K S Harrison M Midvale Children's classes for elementary Indents will be held in conjunction with classes for older children who ate already comfortable on stage. The classes for high school students will provide individual help with competitions, auditions und stage poise. The adult classes will focus on theater skills to help persons feel in performance situa- tions In addition, a workshop will he offered in directing and designing shows for school, churches or com- . munity productions. Registration is currently available at the Coppet view center. Tuition is J.'il) for the classes or $20 tor I he workshop. tjCitoa oouord, 9 o.m. to 4 Hours: Monour through Friday, 7 to 9 p.m., uisj o' ido through thjrv'Joy, p.rn.' Opening reception, Jon. U, 4 30 to 9 p.m. jail Loke Art Center, 20 S West Temple, Mam Goner , Art ond the Low," Dec. 21. Triangular Goner y, "Utah Land Reform," 2; works by Robert Granger, Jon. Galier , Transparent watercolors by 2; Hall GalHarrison Grautuge, Jan, lery, "jerry I ageilund Photography Exhib12; Utoh Goner y, "Uniform it," Dec. Conduct Code by David Ftoyes, Jon. Hours: Monday through Thursday ond Saturday, 10a m to 5 p.m ; Friday, 10a.m. to 9 p m.; Sunday, I to 5 p.m. Donation admis- Jan. Hours: Mon-dt- i to p.m,; hri-dV and Soar da, lo 5:30 p.m Intermounlam Sociefv of Arlnli, permanent ehipit, Sal Palace, vecond floor, open tniouyli Thui o.m. via, o.m. continuous!. Kimball Art Center, Moln Street, Park Clt am Caller, orks by Bonnie Phillips and Denis Phillips; downstair oollery, works by l isa Holley, Jon Hours; Monday through Saturday, 10 o.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 6 p.m, Lose Gallery, Pioneer Memorial Theatre, Unnersitv o! Utoh compus, recent drawings and pointings by J.S. VIxom, Jan. Feb. 1 In conlunction with PMT's production of The importance ot Being Earnest." Hours: Monday through Saturday, 10 o.m. to ep.m. ond during showlimes for PMT patrons. Monte L, Bean Museum, Brigham Young University, Provo, "Parnses II: The Pharoah ond His Time" through April 5. Hours; Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday ond Saturday, 8 a m, to 11 p.m, closed Sundays. Museum of LDS Church History and Art 45 N. Vest T empie, "L ook mg T oword Home-Recen- t Art ot Wulf Borsh" Nov. 22 through April 14. "Flights of Imagination: Sculpture by Dennis Smith" through Feb. 17. Hours: Monday through Frida, 9 o.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday, Sunday, 10 a m, to 7 p.m. Nora Eccles Harrison Museum o I Art Utah State University, Lagan, upper gallery! Form ond Feeling," works (1914-197?- ) by photographer Andre Keilesi, through Feb. ?, lower gallery, "The American Infrared Survey Photography Exhibit" through Jon. 12. Hours: Monday through Friday, 10:30 o.- m. to 4:30 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 2 to 5 p.- Soulham GoMcry, 50 E. Broadway, paintFred-ericings by Dan Baxter, Lou Jene Carter, Winfred Denys, lerry Fuhrlmon, Geisler, George Handrahan, Rebecca Hart-- v igsen, John Jar vis, Steve McGinty, Richord Murray, John Mrup, Suzette Nellson, Stephen Peterson, Bonnie Posselll, A D. Shaw, Diane Turner, Kent R. Woihs. Sculpture by Dennis Smith. Continues through April. 11:30 Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, o.m. to 5:30 p.m. Springville Museum ot Art, 126 L. 400 South, Springville, "New Acquisitions for 1985 L xhibit" ond "Foreign Gills, State Deportment Bequests to Springville Museum ol Hours; Tuesday Art," both from Jon. through Saturday, 10 o.m. to 5 p.m., Wednes9 2 5 p m. lo until p.m.; Sunday, day Studio 16, 4835 Highland Drive, watercol-o- r s and oils by Belli DeSpuin, thiough January. Hours: Monday through F riday, 10 o.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturduy, 10 d m. to 6 p.m. Sylvester's Art ond Frome, 6 E. 300 South, sculptural ond functional ceramics by H. James Stewort; Adi Ian Von Suchtelen; L. Andtlese, ond fcd Hunt through Jan. 17. Hours: Monday through Friday, 9.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m, Ruth Tyler Library, Midvale, oils by Don S. L ennberg through Jan. 31. Hours: Monday through Thursday, 9 o.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 9 o.m. to 5:30 p.m. Utah Designer Craftsmen, 38 W. 200 South, works In cloy, wood, fiber, metal, glass, leather by Utah craftsmen. Hours: Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Utoh Museum ot Fine Arts, University of Utoh compus, "Realists ond Modernists: American Prints ond Drawings, "Turn ot Hie Century American and Euiope-o- n Posters" ond "The Nora Eccles Harrison Collection ot Contemporary American CeHours: Monday ramics," Jon. through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday 2 to 5 and Sundoy, p.m.cq second level, photographs by Susan Mokoy, John Telford! Rodger Newbold, Kurt Fishback ond other Utah photographers. Hours; Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Phillips Gallery, 444 E. 200 South, group exhibit featuring Marilyn Thomas, Bart Morse, Tom Mulder, Fronds Zlmbeoux ond others through Jon. 76. Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 10 o.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phronque's Gallery of Fine Art, 2715 S. 2000 Last, or iginal works by Fronk Erickson, Morilyyn Smith, Jan Denbutter, Vern Bill Greenland, Christina Hallidayv, Ruth Pratt, Betty Thomas and Jim Weiss January. Hours: Wednesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, to 5 p.m. Pioneer Crott House, 3271 S. 500 East, metal sculpture by Richard J. Prozen, Jon. fir LAS VEGAS $4000 nr J7 JAN.l7 3 DAYS West Yellowstone, I)l'l C I 24 SPORTS KEN MOTOR HOME CENTER, nc 5443 South 320 West 328-355- Mortuiu; & t.iltuu a Aibl.lr A I I. ( PHONE 263-844- 4 A MUST FIESTA 7, - Ccaci. 2700 l.a1 Auidaya jjAcyn H n ft HAUBUTffl CHICKEN FRIED ,Z7Z-nb- 9 '200 Jo. ciC 7?oad&y &ud. (ZSd'Lbist) Column E-- 8 p.m. Phone: scripture, story and song, Jerusalem a 581-710- Business or Home Keep a beautiful tan all year in the privacy of your own home. A major manufacturer of Sun Beds in West Germany introduces their new bed 1 in 1986 HALL JAZZ BAND Tuesday Feb. 25 fHECilEFT Capitol Theatre Symphony Hall EACH PLUS ALL YOU WANT TO EAT SALAD BAR Prices Good Sunday Through Thursday Open 1:30 A M. Coming to Salt Lake City Friday, Feb. 28 Symphony Hall Friday, April 4 JUDY COLLIN 14 Oz. t Spectacular Series of Stars BORfiE $S49 TCP SIRLOIN STEAK Kingsbury Hall VICTOR PLUS: FREE Shrimp Cocktail Included NE in 14 Symphony Hall WITH LEMON 7.29 INCLUDES: Relisli Dish, Soup & Salad, Choice of Potato, Fresh Vecjetcible & Drink or Jan. Tuesday PRESERVATION Li Mr. See T' OJ.m Z72-V4-Z Thick-Cu- lage apartment. The audience is immediately sucked in. watching as Jay struggles. HAL McCLURE A 'kosi, &no. ChaJ', avi& Don't forget our Friend's Suicide As the play begins. Jay is trying to get his life together following Ed's suicide. Illustrating his transformation, Jay has purchased a hideous picture, which he struggles to free from a brown paper wrapper amidst the wasteland that is his Greenwich Vil- rodetoona? Institute of Classic Ballet 7500 wall. religious capital for 4,000 years - many of them bloody. Still, it remains a place of "indescribable magic to most Christians, Jews and Muslims. More than most cities it blends ancient t&ecHcather MOTORCOACH TOURS I'uttutmumJ Spa lover-proteg- (Provo) 373-710- 0 W7-2U- S. one-side- d the unicersity travel club tahes a fond look at pivotal city through the eyes of TABLED (S.L.C.) 6 n a lias been 2 Nights Hotel Cash Prizes RESERVATIONS LASSES The audience plays "voyeur" as it's discovered that The Author has invit one-ma- d ' WORLD RENTAL lots of Fun I end bent-woo- Mont. Days and 2 nights lodging of West Yellowstone Day snowmobile or enclosed heoted snowcouch tour InduJes prime rib dinner Tours leave weekdays and weekends blurting al $149. ()er person dble occ Call lor reservations INCLUDES: Deluxe Bus NKW stage personality clash, it could pose a problem for people who prefer their as in without theater straight laughter or homosexuality. Not to say that there is a lack of seriousness in the plays being prethe sented upstairs at The Art Barn subjects at hand are far from trivial. All the better that Robert Patrick's "The Haunted Host" is presented with style and humor by a pair of actors who deliver a poignant message painlessly. One of two Patrick plays being presented upstairs at The Art Barn by the No Name Players, "Host" leaves you with a stomach aching from laughter and a little food for thought as well. Unfortunately, it is preceded by another Patrick play that misses the mark. Merging of Two The title of the first play. One Person," refers to the merging of two people in love, and the problems innate in having surrendered yourself when the relationship comes to an overview of their relationship. He presumably will gain some personal perspective in the process. Convincing Pantomime chair as Alone, with one his only prop, Bruce Waldrop plays The Author and convincingly pantomimes his way through flashbacks -from parties to intimate moments with his lover. Despite some moments of fine acting, it is difficult to sympathize with show. Even in the flashour backs to "the good times" there is a sense that The Author is engaged in a emotional attachrather ment (his), and it would be a stretch to get a sense that they were indeed "one person. But the rather dissatisfying firsi play is soon forgotten as the lights come up on the trashed dwelling of "The Haunted Host." Our l,uu Jay. is haunted by the e ghost of his former roomate Ed, who is existing in a state of limbo in the form of a light on the densed 3 YOU'LL LOVE IT! Men Is Theater review ed his lover to the theater for the purpose of presenting on stage a con- SNOWMOBILE & SNOW COACH TOURS FROM SALT LAKE BY LUXURIOUS Ts liy Kerf Schreiner Tribune Staff Writer Move over Oscar and Felix, a new odd couple is taking the stage by storm. Although a rage in a small theater in Salt Lake City may not be perceived as a threat to the icons of on- - sion. m. OK the Wall, Trolley Square, through company bats .500 TheVieiina QioirHoxs Thursday, April 10 Capitol Theatre 1 Sa,urday-No- Tickets available at Capitol Theatre Box Office S ail ZCMIDatat'x outlets For information & reservations cal1 583-225- Home Units Priced From $600 Call today for Information. pTj;n5BCaeSg)6a.8 A T.V. 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