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t t This Week's Highlights COMEDY TONIGHT-July 7th. Returns to Georgia Public Television with host Whoopi Goldberg. Each show features three top-notch comedians and all were taped live at San Francisco's Great American Music Hall. Whoopi kicks off each show with a monologue. Ellen DeGeneres, Michael Meehan and Willie Tyler will be featured in the premiere installment. "Comedy Tonight" will air Thursdays at 7:00 PM and 11:30 PM and is running for five weeks. BANANALAND-July 7th—24th. The world's first Central American theme park at Seven Stages Theatre. Video, music, film, performance, exhibits and poetry are used to portray the history of the United States' involvement in Central America. Installations of 12 Atlanta visual artists will be on display during the run of the play. Showtimes are Thursdays at 8:00 PM, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM, and Sundays at 5:00 PM. Call for information at 523-7647. THE SUMMER OF LOVE REVISITED-July 8th—28th. A sixties film series at Image Film and Video Center, 75 Bennett Street, NW. The series opens July 8th with a selection of Atlanta films including Gary Moss's "Summer of Love;" "What Will Monday Bring?," a short documentary by Jep Morgan about 10th Street hippies; and super 8MM films of rock and roll bands in Piedmont Park. The series continues on July 14th with "The Hippie Temptation," a 1967 CBS news documentary narrated by Harry Reasoner. Call Image at 3524225 for a complete list of films, times and costs. - •\A .N. 4 y KINGFEST '88-Continues July 9th and 10th. This weekend's themes are progressive music, rock and roll and jazz. Festivities are between 3-8 PM at the King Center at 449 Auburn Avenue. Saturday's entertainment includes Face of Concern, Indigo Girls, Kodac Harrison and Perry the Mime. On Sunday enjoy Celeste Miller's dance company, The Milk Shake Quartet and Bobbi Humphrey. Call 524-1956 for complete listings and times. SUNDA •A women- only evening at Chans Books & More with Merrill Mushroom's stories of coming out in the Lesbian sub culture of the 50's. 7:30 PM. 524-0304. • inside/OUT, the international gay & lesbian radio magazine. WRFG-FM .(89.3). 6:00 PM every Thursday. •Comedy Tonight premieres on GPTV, Channel 30. 7:00 PM and 11:30 PM. •Atlanta Symphony Orchestra free conceit Grant Park. 7:30 PM. •"The Hippie Temptation," "Black Panther," and "Pig Power" at Image Film and Video Center. 3524225. •"Summer of Love Revisited" series begins at Image Film and Video Center. Through July 28th. 3524225. 3 -"1938-1988: The fo Work of Five Black o Women Artists", July P 8th-August7th, < Atlanta College of Art ® Gallery. Monday-Saturday, 11:00 AM4:00 PM. Free. 898-1157. •"Street Theatre", Stonewall-The Night the Gays Fought Back. Theatrical OutfiL 7:00 PM special showtime. $10. 875-7500. •"Welcome Gay Democrats" Dinner with openly gay Rep. Barney Frank and other national political leaders. 9:00 PM. $35/person. 881-5353 for reservations. •"The Winter's Tale" opens at Georgia Shakespeare Festival. 6:30 PM. 264-0020. •Gay & Lesbian Retreat Weekend. SOUTHERN VOICE SUBSCRIBE TODAY! see page 15 The Atlanta March Committee More than a phase... NEXT MEETING JULY 12 7:30PM-Highland Branch Library' 377-8312