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December 11 sale calendar listing

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ulevard. 970-1921. Saturday December 11 Devo goes deaf Mu-Sign is a collection of creative hard-of-hearing youths all banded together to present playback versions of hit songs, done with a satiric slant. They do more than mouth the tunes, but dance and act out the anguish of everything you may or may not hear on the radio. Among the most interesting evenings ever, they are unusual, frequently torrid, and real entertainment. I hope they retain their rendition of "Love Hurts" by Nazareth, because it was a heart tearer. At El Camino College. 532-3670. As a child her parents sent her picture to Roman Polanski First, I don't like comedians. I don't find them funny. Second, I do like Joan Rivers and I do find her funny, even though she is offensive and meeeaaaan to people I thought I admired ("Elizabeth Taylor has more chins than a Chinese phone directory ..."). Tonight at Studio One's Backlot she begins recording her new album. The recordings continue over the weekend. She was the first woman to win the Jimmy Award as the best comedian of the year, and she makes the Tonight Show more than bearable. In addition, she wrote a best-seller and a Broadway play, wrote for film and television and is a film director. Two shows nightly at 7:30 and 9:45. 657 N. Robertson. 659-0472. Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library book sale At 9:30 a.m. in front of the library. 550 Pier Avenue. 376-5765.

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outevara. 9/0-1921.
Saturday
December 11
Devo goes deaf
Mu-Sign is a collection of creative hard-of-hearing
youths all banded together to present playback ver-
sions of hit songs, done with a satiric slant. They do
more than mouth the tunes, but dance and act out the
anguish of everything you may or may not hear on the
radio. Among the most interesting evenings ever, they
are unusual, frequently torrid, and real entertainment. I
hope they retain their rendition of "Love Hurts" by
Nazareth, because it was a heart tearer. At El Camino College. 532-3670.
As a child
her parents sent her picture
to Roman Polanski
First, I don't like comedians. I don't find them funny.
Second, I do like Joan Rivers and I do find her funny,
even though she is offensive and meeeaaaan to peo-
ple I thought I admired ("Elizabeth Taylor has more
chins than a Chinese phone directory ..."). Tonight at Studio One's Backlot she begins recording her new
album. The recordings continue over the weekend.
She was the first woman to win the Jimmy Award as
the best comedian of the year, and she makes the
Tonight Show more than bearable. In addition, she
wrote a best-seller and a Broadway play, wrote for film
and television and is a film director. Two shows night-
ly at 7:30 and 9:45. 657 N. Robertson. 659-0472.
Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library
book sale
At 9:30 a.m. in front of the library. 550 Pier Avenue.
376-5765.
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