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Judy Small plays " Humanities Theatre PAGE 20 - WATERLOO CW WED'ESOAY JULY s, Small, who has not played in Ontario 1n four years, will be performing at the University of Waterloo Humanities Theatre at T 30 pm. The concert is being sponsored by the University of Waterloo Federation of Students, the Women's Centre, and the Guelph-Wellington International One of Australia's most highly- acclaimed singer/songwriters. Judy Small. will be making a rare concert appearance at the Univer- my of Waterloo this evening, July 5, Bowie returns to rock roots with Tin Machine Anyone familiar ovith this mum California band - to this point, only college radio was brave enough to air their material - will be astonished at the about {one Stormy Weather represents. The once twisted musical configurations have been transformed into focused, powerful songs that have just enough melody and humorous lyrics to make them safe for the average consumer. Stormy Weather is this year's pleasant His latut quick change not futds him return. ing to the hard rock style - without the glitter, mind you - of his early meet. With a couple of ex-lggy Pop sidemen along for the wild, guitar- heavy ride - yes. Hunt and Tony Sales are sons of the venerable Soupy - the thin white duke delivers the closest thing to pure rock and roll since his Ziggy Stardust days. The emphasis is on the group as opposed to Bowie the star. and as far as community efforts go, Tin Machine is a winner. Stormy Weather Thatcmus Monstet Tin Machine David Bowie EMI Ever the chameleon, David Bowie has changed musical direction more times than the Who have promised to retire. Thing is, he usually manages to pull it off with eonaiderable aal9mb~ . . - , ' i......----.--..-......" ..d..uo.oootcoeofoio-Ctiottttiityitettetut--. GIRLS! GAGS. EXCITING ACTS! VAUDEVILLE IS BACK! Enjoy breathtakingjutMirN 996190 t1qryiirNNiter1c_irN and more! NEAR BABES ONE DAY OMY! BOY YOUR TICKEIS ON MONDAY, JULY IO WM $t0.00-MrONLY $15 $12 $9 -e6AMytMR.1tartXrBt1AEbCNyCWaAYl0.NFERKh4Ati©lrrfHXEt:P" 'thlltWt" SUMMER SAVINGS TON Y-AWARD WINNING Women's Day Committee. Small is best known for her classic pence ballads such as Mothers, Daughters, Wives and Brigit Evans. However, she com. bines these more serious themes with classic comedy gems such as The Family Maiden Aunt and the irreverent Golden Arches. The latter gently pokes fun at the international fast.food giant, McDonald's. Since launching into a full-time 1srofeftsjortal music gamer in_1982, Small has released four albums. toured extensively throughout and M Of Flu Origind Motion Picture Soundtrack Wm . Great balls of mire! In yet another murky display of irresponsibility, Hollywood has again taken a stab at something it ahould never touch - rock and roll. This time around, they've taken aim at the biggest fish in the pond, Jerry Le lewia, and in a new low for miscasting, given us the vastly overrated Dennis Quaid in the lead role. Quid as the man who is arguably the king of rock and roll is akin to John Denver playing John Lennon. Fortunately the producers had thegoodimtssenottoletquaid-actinglta? given him licence to also be a marginal musician - handle the music chores. Sidne- quently the soundtrack is excellent. thanks to first-rate performances by Mavis. gammiu ianindie, titgtrct'r,ttrt"iatttc Ron MacDonald Tickets for the concert are $7 (irtudenta/aeniorts) and 810 (others), and are available at the University of Waterloo Humani. ties Box Omar, the UW Fed Office, all Ticketmaster outlets in ihathern Ontario, and in Guelph at Maeondo Books and through the (helpharellingttn Interna- Australia, u wall as in Europe, the US and Canada. Her appear- ance in Waterloo will be her sole performance in Canada this sum- mer, with the exception of the Vancouver Folk Music Festival. tional Woinen', Day" Committee. $25 $22 $19 _ .6 if. '37-an in Aw) u um nu humus ITui riire "7wiGaiih _t-1topgtis-_tpit7" N a: r------- tere o-'"-"'"'-""-""',.'"'.-- CHADDS 1WADDI HOTEL WATERLOO 1)le PAR 4 KING ST. NORTH 670 mar. (at IilrltWMXRL00 (at the mmm - ll ali, " a I L, t ‘_\ 'ig P , ia, One certificate per table will be honoured . Offer expires Segt. 7/89 . Valid Sat. to Thurs evtninei. after :00 pan. l Yogr till. _w|ll be reduced by an amount 0316:! to the 2nd hymn gated entrée up to tio, (maximum) - otlto used in combination with other Ipeunl dinner offers. AVAILABLE AT BOTH LOCATIONS SUMMER SPECIAL STEAKS ' CREPES Friday‘smmv 'i,,. .C_L|P_&_S&/§ TOM DESTRY BaautifuHtmgnalhtxrntte ytourswftttournqrtmmrntrrl irysttam.tFttttmthttso tits'""'""'"'""' f our than Who on your natural My . GLASS yMAP.t9trte you . GLASS NAILS: Add instant length, without dancing your nails. Strongest nail in the industry . EASY To SWITCH FROM ACRYUC NAILS TO GLASS NAILS. No need to remove old method, atmpty come tor fin-ins with our class system. Open Mon. to Sat. & Evenings 373 Bylaw} saw. 6 Regina St. North (at Erb Waterioo) 886-2090 GLASS NAILS sfiirids Givibiuii" '"