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THURS., JUNE 11
THE PRODUCERS. Crazed Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder star in Mel Brook’s zany anti-Nazi spoof, and THE COMMITTEE, an improvisational theatre group – eight young irreverent hornets ready to attack any sacred cow within their reach. Two really funny flics, especially if you’re stoned, and the best high of all is that their FREE. Presented by the Wayne Cinema Guild. 7 P.M. Upper DeRoy.
Folk Singers DAVID and ROSELYN are at the Crazy Horse Saloon, 15016 Mack near Alter Rd. There’s no cover charge or minimum, but you have to be 21 with proof.
OPEN CITY FREE MEDICAL CLINIC is still going strong for all you sickly people who need medical attention. Sign up at 5 30 p.m. and you will be seen between 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. 4225 Second at Canfield.
WSU SYMPHONIC BAND and WSU CHORAL UNION at Grosse Pointe South High School, Fisher & Grosse Pte. Blvd. 8 pm
FREE SYMPHONY UNDER THE STARS. An evening of French music, with Jerome Rosen violinist. State Fairgrounds, Band Shell 8:30 pm
FRI., JUNE 12
Well, if there’s no broken wrists, or fights, or hassles, then there’s a good possibility that CROSBY, STILLS, NASH and YOUNG will be in concert at Olympia. 8 p.m., $4, $5, & $6.
NIGHT TRIPPING ANYONE? Dr. John will be on hand with his little bag of gris-gris. Gypsy and Catfish will be there, too, at the Eastown. Oh, and Magic Veil will do the psychedelic light show. 8041 Harper at Van Dyke. It’s not free.
A HEAVY ROCK ‘N’ ROLL LINEUP tonight at the Palladium with Bob Seeger, SRC, Swallow and to top it off, the UP. And the adm. is only $3.00 plus free popcorn. 136 Brownell, in Birmingham.
For you BAR-HOPPERS, here’s a place to hop to. the Crazy Horse Saloon, where Hank Phillips and his partner will be folk singing. 15016 Mack near Alter Rd, in Grosse Pte. Park. There’s no cover, but you gotta be 2 decades plus one to get in.
WSU JAZZ DANCE THEATRE SPRING CONCERT at the Bonstell Theatre, 3424 Woodward, 8:30 pm.
THE THING, starring Kenneth Tobey & James Arness and BAD BOY, starring Charlie Chase, at the Architecture Aud., Ann Arbor. Show times are at 7:00 & 9:05 p.m., adm 75 cents.
SAT., JUNE 13
WOULD YOU DRIVE 200 MILES TO SEE THE MIKE QUATRO BAND? How about Traffic, Ten Years After, Alice Cooper, Third Power, Stooges or Grand Funk? There’s also so low, low energy local bands like Mighty Quack. All this happens at Crosley Field in Cincynatti. Tickets are $6.50. Music from noon until midnight. This is a Mike Quatro-Russ Gibb production, so don’t be surprised if bands here and there don’t show up. To get there just take I-75 south and follow the freaks!
ALAS, BABYLON, ITS DR. JOHN and there’s little Bob Hodge with Catfish and Gypsy at the Eastown with Magic Veil lights. 8041 Harper at Van Dyke.
OH, SCOTTY, ARE YOU REALLY THE BLACK SHEEP? Find out for yourself when the SRC plays at Wamplers Lake Pavillion, Swallow will also be there. In the Irish Hills.
Luis Bunuel’s THE EXTERMINATING ANGEL (1962) shown at Rackham Aud., 8:30 p.m. 60 Farnsworth, students 75 cents, others $1.
JAZZ CONCERT brought to you by the WSU Jazz Dance Theatre at the Bonstelle Theatre. 3424 Woodward, 8:30 pm
THE THING -over there, behind you, now it’s crawling up your back, now it’s on your neck, OH NO! See what happens, the suspense is killing everyone. Architecture Aud. in Ann Arbor – shows at 7:00 and 9:05 p.m. adm 75 cents.
SUN., JUNE 14
IT’S FLEA MARKET TIME. Once again along lower Woodward Ave., starting at Kennedy Square. Come early and pick up on the far-out old clothes, like velvet & lace dresses, antiques and the usual everyday head store stuff. Added attraction is a very good buy for beautiful earrings at one of the tables – watch for them. Starts at 11 a.m. till 6 p.m.
FOCUS: HOPE SPRING FOLK FESTIVAL, lots of good folky talent with: Ron Coden, Dean Rutledge, Bobbie Andrews, Arnie, Brandywine Singers, Phil Marcus Esser, Tim Hazel, Kindred Spirits Sob Posch, Princess & the Frog, Jonhnny Round and some other special appearances at the Raven East, 23580 Hall Rd., between Grosbeck & Gratiot. Adm. $2′. in advance $2.50 at the door. All proceeds go to FOCUS: HOPE.
ANOTHER FLEA MARKET & CONCERT for OPEN CITY, and to help with their free medical clinic, at Bishop Gallager High School. If you have neat old junk that you would like to donate Call Kathy at 882-4446 or Open City at 831-2770. It starts at 9 a.m. and continues all day.
GAY LIBERATION meeting at 3 pm, St. Joe’s Church, Woodward at Holbrook.
PETER WERBE on the radio with Spare Change and other left overs. WXYZ FM 101. 7 to 8 p.m. Listen to Peter’s sexy voice (he’ll really turn you on, sigh). And then there’s
HANK MALONE’S PUBLIC SERVICE EXPERIMENT before Peter from 6 to 7 p.m., same station, WXYZ FM.
B.B. KING! the KING of the blues, with his own guitar, LUCILLE in concert and with his own revue, at Masonic Temple Aud. 8:20 p.m.
THE DETROIT CONCERT BAND starts its annual summer series at the State Fairgrounds 8:15 p.m. Free
FLAG DAY Farce for free to ‘honor’ Amerika with Amerikan muzak like Stars & Stripes Forever. Amerikan salute and National Emblem March. At the Kern Block, downtown at 3 p.m. Far fucking out.
FINALLY GOT THE NEWS—Detroit produced flic about black auto workers in the Motor City. Very far out. 8 & 10 p.m., for $1.50, Upper DeRoy Auditorium – WSU campus.
MON., JUNE 15
WALK-IN COUNSELING. Got a problem? Nobody to talk to? Hate the world? Your troubles are just about over, come down to Open City and rap it out with someone who’s qualified to help you. From 7-10 p.m. And for those of you who have a stomache ache or a runny nose or psoraisis, or anything that you think would be interesting for the doctors to look at, come down to the Open City Clinic. Sign up at 5:30 p.m. 4225 Second at Canfield. All this help for free, free.
JIM FREEMAN folk musics at the Crazy Horse Saloon. 15016 Mack. You Must be 21,
TUES., JUNE 16
NOW the Open City Free Medical Clinic is open on Tues. nites, So you don’t have to wait till Thurs. to see a doctor. Clinic hours are the same time and please come down at 5:30 p.m. to sign up. Remember, June is National Disease Month, so take a disease home with you.
ALGAMANTES REKLYS (?) whatever that is, will perform at the Crazy Horse Saloon. 15016 Mack Y.M.B.21
WED., JUNE 17
THE FEMININE MYSTIQUE: A Masculine (Chauvinist pig) Mistake. That’s the topic of the Wed. Nite Lecture series at Rackham Aud., 60 Farnsworth, 8:30 p.m.
Folk Singer KAREN BURGESS at the (yep, you guessed it) Crazy Horse Saloon.
THURS., JUNE 18
HAIR opens at the Vest Pocket Theatre, and if you don’t already have tickets for the opening nite performance, don’t be too upset. There’s performances Tues – Fri, 8:30 p.m., Sat 6 & 10 p.m. Sun 3 p.m., Wed., 2 p.m. Ticket prices range from expensive to even more expensive.
IT’S THE CLAP SEASON AGAIN so be the first on your block….to go to the Open City Clinic for one of those nice hypos in your ass. Sign up at 5:30. Clinic hours 6:30. 8:30 p.m. 4225 Second at Canfield.
BRITISH MUSIC UNDER THE STARS by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra with Frank Kaderabek. Trumpet soloist. 8:30 p.m., Michigan State Fairgrounds FREE. Band Shell
FRI., JUNE 19
CRICKLEWOOD GREEN music by Ten Years After, Ambergris and Salvage at the Eastown along with Magic Veil lights. 8041 Harper at Van Dyke.
ROCK ‘N’ ROLL MUZAK with the Frost, then a little country and western with COMMANDER CODY AND HIS LOST PLANET AIRMAN who are undoubtedly ‘lost in the ozone again.’ Plus Shakey Jake, all at the Palladium. 136 Brownell in Birmingham. adm $3.
I LOVE YOU ALICE B. TOKLAS (and I love your brownies too) with Peter Sellers plus the Big Thumb and the Great Chase with W.C. Fields lots of laffs for only 75 cents (If you’re a student) at Rackham Aud. 8:30 p.m., 60 Farnsworth.
INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCING at the International Institute. 8 p.m.
THE PHILADELPHIA STORY (1940) academy award winning flic with Katherine Hepburn Cary Grant and James Stewart. At the Architecture Aud., Ann Arbor 75 cents, Shows at 7 & 9:05 p.m.
THE WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE is featured in an evening of Italian music, Symphony Under the Stars with the Detroit Symphony. State Fairgrounds 8:30 p.m. Band Shell, Free
SAT., JUNE 20
SSSSSSHHH, It’s the Ten Years After, and there’s Ambergris and Salvage too, all at the Eastown. And that old stanby Magic Veil will be on hand for psychedelic treats.
SAVAGE GRACE who now have their very own billboard on the Lodge X-way will play at Wampler’s Along with that spaced-out COMMANDER CODY AND HIS LOST PLANET AIRMEN. Wamplers Lake Pavillion is on the Irish Hills.
THE PHILADELPHIA STORY (see 6-19) shown again at the Architecture Aud., in Ann Arbor 7 & 9:05 p.m. 75 cents.
SCARAB CLUB SPRING FESTIVAL OF ART Drawing from many valuable original works of art by Scarab members. 8 to 11 p.m. at the
Scarab Club of Detroit.
SUN., JUNE 21
ANOTHER ABX FREE CONCERT! ANOTHER ABX FREE CONCERT! ANOTHER ABX FREE CONCERT! with Dhobis Itch, Shakey Jake, Blues Train, Tee-garden and Van Winkle and the UP. At Tarter from noon til six. Bring the same old stuff, wine, food, smokes and maybe even a blanket.
FREE, FREE. (In case you didn’t catch it the first time, it’s another abx free concert,)
THE FLEA MARKET continues along lower Woodward. Lots of groovy clothes and antiques and junk and albums (cheap) and food and freeks and it’s free. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Starting at Kennedy Square. Come on down, it’s fun too,
GAY LIBERATION meeting at 3 pm at St. Joe’s on Woodward at Holbrook.
Listen to HANK MALONE’S Public Service Experiment on WXYZ FM 101, 6 – 7 p.m., and then there’s Peter Werbe who raps and does his thing on Spare Change. 7-8 p.m., (Listen to your radios – Ike and Tina Turner may be in town this day.)
Continuing Events
June Exhibitions
THE PLEASURE IS OURS, an introduction to the rare book collection, Strohm Hall, Det. Main Library, June 1-15.
WILLIAM SCHWEDLER-Paintings, Marilyn Lerner-Wooden Sculpture and drawings. Gertrude Kasle Gallery, 310 Fisher Bldg. June 1-18.
JESSEE PYE ANNUAL GROUP EXHIBITS Arts Extended Gallery, 1549 Broadway, June 1-19.
BRITISH DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN, a major exhibition displaying 205 items crafted by British artisans. Bloomfield Art Assn. Jun 1-28.
GAUGUIN, DURER AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES. London Arts Gallery, 321 Fisher Bldg. June 1-30.
HARRY WOLF COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT. Collection of 70 large color prints of the great Lakes. Dossin Great Lakes Museum. June 1-30.
WATERCOLORS and drawings by Mary Jane Bigler, Little Gallery, 915 E. Maple, Birmingham June 1-30.
GROUP EXHIBITION in the Borzoi galleries. New works in the sculpture gallery, group salon and gallery of contemporary crafts. International Art Inst. 132 Madison. June 1-July 31.
GRAPHICS FOR THE YOUNG COLLECTOR, J.L. Hudson Gallery, Somerset Mall, Troy, MI June 2-30.
ANNUAL STUDENT SUMMER EXHIBITION Architecture Design, fabric design, paintings, printmaking and metal smithing. Cranbrook Academy of art. June 5-Sep. 15.
BATHING SUITS, Round Hall, Det. Historical Museum, June 12-Aug, 16.
MIXED SHOW, London Arts Gallery, 321 Fisher Bldg. June 15-Sep. 1.
ROBERT STULL, ceramics arts. Extended Gallery, 1549 Broadway, June 21-July 17.
FINDERS KEEPERS with all media of Detroit area artists. June 22-July 14.
THEATRE
Ron Wilner’s WHO’S GOT HIS OWN at the DSACE Cultural Center, 7330 12th St at Grand Blvd. 8:30 p.m. June 4-7, 11-14.
EH? sponsored by the Student Enterprise Theatre. Oakland Univ. at the Barn Theatre June 5, 6, 12, 13. 8:30 p.m.
HAIR opens June 18 (for all the rich people) then continues for everyone else. The American tribal love rock musical (ho-hum) at the Vest Pocket Theatre- 14836 Grand River. Tues-Fri, 8:30 p.m. Sat. 6 & 10 p.m., Sun, 3 p.m., Wed. Mat. 2 p.m. Get your tickets early. For ticket info call 783-4400.
ROSE continues at the Detroit Repertory Theatre, 13103 Woodrow Wilson.
MAME starring Patrice Munsel at the Fisher.
CONCEPT EAST THEATRE is presenting three one-act plays: “The First Militant Minister,” “The Bronx is Next,” and “Mad Heart.” Every Fri., Sat. and Sun. 8:30 p.m. 401 E. Adams at Brush.
MISCELLANEOUS GROOVIES
MACOMB ART SOCIETY EXHIBIT at the Macomb Mall in Roseville. June 3-13.
DEARBORN ARTS & CRAFTS Sidewalk shows Westborn Shopping Center & Outer Drive in Dearborn. June 12-14.
ROMEO GUILD OF ARTISTS OUTDOOR show. Creative Corner in Romeo. June 13-14.
MUZZLE LOADERS FESTIVAL at Greenfield Village, June 20-21.
FLICS
Peace, Love and Music in WOODSTOCK at the Madison Theatre, downtown.
FELLINI’S SATYRICON shown at the Studio New Center. Film masterpiece or technicolor freek show. See for yourself.
Walt Disney’s FANTASIA at the Studio North, Woodward at 9 Mile Rd., in psychedelic color, starring Mickey Mouse and the broom!
WOMEN IN LOVE, from D. H. Lawrence novel, at the Studio 8, Greenfield Rd. at ‘8 Mile in the shopping center.
FREE DRAFT COUNSELLING
DETROIT DRAFT COUNSELLING CENTER at the Central Methodist Church, Woodward & Adams. 6-10 P.M. Sundays.
FREE DRAFT COUNSELLING at U of D Student Union Bldg., room 210, Wed. nites from 7-10 P.M.
MUZIK
ALVIN’S FINER DELI & GOODTIME SHOPPE Rockin blues and deli delights from 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Fri. & Sat. Cass Ave. at the Edsel Ford X-way. $1.50 adm.
FOREST THEATRE COMMUNITY gathering Fri. & Sat. 7:30 p.m. til ? Sun. 5 p.m. til Midnight. Fri. & Sat. 75 cents, Sun. free. First Unitarian Church, Cass at Forest.
RAVEN GALLERY continues with folksinger Ron Coden until June 14, then Steve Goodman entertains. 12 Mile & Greenfield in Southfield.
PRINCESS & THE FROG headline at the Raven East, 23580 Hall Rd, between Gratiot & Groesbeck Hwy.
FILLING STATION, over 21 folk music. 7 Mile just east of Greenfield.
DUCHESS LOUNGE, rock group Naked Lunch every night but Mon. $1.00 cover charge on weekends. 7 Mile & Van Dyke. Yeah, you must be 21.
EVERLON NEVER MORE at the King Arthu’r’s on Schaefer near Ford Rd.
CRAZY HORSE SALON has folk-rock every night, Fri. & Sat. Hank Phillips performs. See individual days for more info. 15016 Mack near Alter Rd. in Grosse Pointe Park. No cover or minimum as of yet. And you gotta be 21.
HADJ COFFEEHOUSE, 581 E. 14 Mile Rd in Clawson. Open 7-11, adm. $1.50. On 12-13th Charley Latimer and host of others in a benefit performance.
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