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Olivia Recording Artist
Dianne Davidson
and the Dianne Davidson Band
Sat., June 10 8 pm
Buckhead Roxy
(3110 Roswell Rd.)
General Admission
Tickets: $12.50 or $14.50
The Day of the Show
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It's the Southern Voice Ticket Give-Away.
Call 876-1831 before Friday, June 9
and Win Free Tickets to Theatrical
Outfit's I'm NotRappaport.
The first 2 callers win a pair!!
Call 876-1831 before Friday, June 9
and Win Free Tickets to
slammergirls at Gene and Gabe's
The First 4 callers win a pair!!!!
CALENDAR
industry - from Jeanne Moreau, A. Hep-
bum to Lee Grant and Joan Silver (Cross
ing Delancey). Tickets $5.00-$4.00. Rich
Auditorium, High Museum of Art 1280
Peachtree Street, 881-0452. ALSO The
Women, the best of the lot, starring - you
name 'em, they’re in it! Sat., June 17.
Literature
Novel Into Screenplay: A Reading by
Rebecca Hill. Thurs., June 15. Novelist
Hill reads from her 3rd novel, written with
Judith Guest, and discusses the process of
translating novels to screen plays. Charis
Books, 419 Moreland Avenue. 7:30 PM.
Free & open to the public.
Meetings
WOMEN OF WISDOM Presents:
IMAGINATION and DREAMING by
Dr. Lynne Magner. Mon., June 12, 7:30
PM. This discussion will help you use your
ability towards personal growth, reducing
worry and creating what you want in your
life. N. Highland Branch Library.
MACGLO. Thurs. June 15 at 7 PM.
Peachtree Branch Library. 242-2342.
SURVIVORS SUPPORT GROUP. Sun.,
June 18. This is open to lesbians who were
sexually abused as children. The ALFA
House. 378-9769.
P-FLAG. Sun., June 18 at 5 PM. Unitarian
Universalist Church. 961-6085.
LEGAL. Mon., June 19 at7 PM. Peachtree
Branch Library. 289-6358.
ACLU/Lesbian Gay Rights Chapter.
Wed. June 21 at 7:30 PM. Peachtree Branch
Library. Topic: The controversial Foster
Love program. Jody Wood of Kellogg
Associates and reps from the Dept, of Family
& Children Services will answer questions.
231-5991
Miscellaneous
ZOO ATLANTA’S NEW OUTDOOR
HABITAT exhibit opens Fri., June 9.
Masai Mara recreates an African savannah
in Atlanta. Hours: Weekdays 10:00-4:30;
weekends 10:00-5:30. Admission: Adults:
$5.75; children - $3.00; 3 years and under
free. Group rates, reservations and ad
vance tickets available. For more info call
624-5600.
“COME WITH THE WIND,” a benefit
forPWA’s, Fri., June9. Stars Miss Vanity,
Miss Monquill and other Misses. Cafe
Rotisserie, 1409 N. Highland Ave. 10:00
PM. 874-1343 for more info.
WOMEN & THE CUBAN REVOLU
TION, a celebration of the 30th anniver
sary of the CubanRevolution. Sun., June 11
at 4 PM. Giles Hall, Spelman College.
Miss Roj parties and discusses her extra-terrestrial roots in Jomandi’s highly
acclaimed The Colored Museum, running June 9-25 at the Academy Theatre.
Art
AWARDS IN THE VISUAL ARTS #8.
Through Sunday, June 11. Features 46
works by 10 winners of the highly touted
Visual Arts Compctiton. High Museum of
Art, 1280 Peachtree Street. 881-0452.
RUMMAGE SALE! Saturday, June 17.
All Nexus programs and artists will sell
everything from artwork and supplies to
desks. 10 AM - 6 PM. Nexus Art Center.
608 Ralph McGill Blvd. 688-1970.
ART AS FURNITURE, FURNITURE
AS ART. Sat. June 17 - September 1. A
presentation of sculpture which is also
functional as furniture, and furniture crafted
to the degree that it becomes art. Axis
Twnety, Inc. 22b East Andrews Drive, 261 -
4022. Gallery Hours M-F, 9-6, Sat. 11-4.
CARLTON COBB GALLERY AT
TULA. Group show featuring abstract and
contemporary work by several artists. Hours
Tues. - Fri. 10:30-5:30, Sat. 11:00-5:00,75
Bennett Street, 355-5676.
Bars
BUDDIES. Join us every Sat. & Sun. for
more than your average weekend fun. Sat.,
Noon - 8 PM: Free tacos with pitchers of
Margaritas; Sun, 4 PM. - until: Cook-out or
Arlene’s spaghetti. Open daily at noon.
Chesire Square, 2345 Cheshire Bridge Rd.
634-3895.
CLUB 551/DOWNSTAIRS. Features
female impersonation and live entertain
ment, Fri. and Sat. Shows at 11 PM and 1
AM. Bare Expressions, Tues. and Thurs.
Shows at 10:30 PMand 12 Mid. 551 Ponce
de Leon. 873-4052 for more info.
LIPSTIX IS FEMALE IMPERSONA
TION IN ATLANTA. Shows are: Wed.,
Thurs. & Sun. 10 PM. and 12 Mid.; Fri. &
Sat. 11 PM. & 1 AM. 2329 Cheshire Bridge
Road, at Cheshire Square. 633-0452. Res
ervations Suggested.
POOL TOURNAMENT. Every Wednes
day night at the Tower at 8 PM. A $5.00
entry fee plus the bar adds $50.00. Winner
takes all, all have fun! The Tower, 735
Ralph McGill Blvd.
Film
“1939: Hollywood’s Golden Year” series
presents Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, a
film that lifted Frank Capra’s lesson in
democracy into the realm of folk myth and
“outraged” the U.S. Senate. Saturday, June
10, 8PM. $3.00-$2.00; Rich Auditorium
High Museum of Art, 1280 Peatree Street
881-0452. Calling the Shots, Friday, June
16,8 PM. Focuses on women directors and
features in-depth candid interviews with
the brightest and best women in the film