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JS ONLINE: ENTERTAINMENT: Sunday, July 06, 2008

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Movies

'Reprise' ***
BY DUANE DUDEK
‘Reprise’ looks at what might have been
(Published 7/4/2008; Page E3)

Family Film Guide
BY DUANE DUDEK
(Published 7/4/2008; Page E3)

Good evening — it’s a night for ‘Rebecca’
(Published 7/4/2008; Page E12)

Mom & pop win back shoppers
Documentary views small-store battles
(Published 7/4/2008; Page E4)

New DVDs due for release on July 8
COLUMNIST NEW DVDS DUE FOR RELEASE
(Published 7/4/2008; Page E7)

'Hancock' **
BY DUANE DUDEK
Will Smith’s ‘Hancock’ is disappointing
(Published 7/2/2008; Page E1)

'Kit Kittredge: An American Girl' ***
BY DUANE DUDEK
Movie issues calls for tolerance, compassion in times of need
(Published 7/2/2008; Page E6)

Not just a pretty face
BY JOHN ANDERSON
More celebrities taking on animated roles
(Published 6/28/2008; Page E2; Los Angeles)

'Mongol' ***
BY DUANE DUDEK
A human view of history’s conqueror
(Published 6/27/2008; Page E4)

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Dining

Anvil Pub & Grille **
Anvil Pub is inconsistent
(Published 7/4/2008; Page E9; Cedarburg)

Local coffee sales perking
BY KATHERINE DIAZ
Lower-priced area java shops succeed while chains falter
(Published 7/4/2008; Page D2)

Sidedish
BY CAROL DEPTOLLA
City street gets more variety
(Published 7/4/2008; Page E9)

Heinemann’s to close eatery
BY DORIS HAJEWSKI
3 restaurants remain; company says it’ll go on
(Published 7/2/2008; Page D1)

Foodie: Steve Goretzko, owns Sven's Café
BY KRISTINE HANSEN
Citizen of the world offers eclectic cuisine in Bay View
(Published 6/27/2008; Page E10)

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Music and Nightlife

There's no reason to back down
BY JON M. GILBERTSON
No pretensions here, just a winning formula
(Published 7/6/2008; Page B8)

Beatles donors gives Waukesha museum a little help
BY SCOTT WILLIAMS
(Published 7/5/2008; Page B1; Waukesha)

Cracker’s collective past paves way for future rocking
BY JON M. GILBERTSON
(Published 7/5/2008; Page B6)

Jonas Brothers add Summerfest to busy itinerary
BY DAVE TIANEN
(Published 7/5/2008; Page E2)

Out-of-place De Novo Dahl to fit right in at Summerfest
BY JON M. GILBERTSON
(Published 7/5/2008)

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Performing Arts

Economic impact on theater not seen
COLUMNIST DAMIEN JAQUES
(Published 7/6/2008; Page E1)

Teen shows all the right moves in classical Indian dance
BY TOM STRINI
Recital capped 9 years of lessons | Slideshow
(Published 7/3/2008; Page E1)

Building on a passion for music
BY JOEL DRESANG
Bay View luthier fulfills dream to craft, fix stringed instruments | Audio slideshow
(Published 7/1/2008; Page A1)

Audition notices for area productions
COLUMNIST AUDITIONS
(Published 6/30/2008)

A tighter bond with ex-UWM acting teacher
COLUMNIST DAMIEN JAQUES
(Published 6/29/2008; Page E4)

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Visual Arts

Taking art to the public
BY DARRYL ENRIQUEZ
New donation will be added to city's walking tour
(Published 6/29/2008; Page W1)

Thrall exhibit opens this week
(Published 6/29/2008; Page E3)

Vans take on brush hour with kids
(Published 6/27/2008; Page E15)

Artist opens exhibit at Villa Terrace
(Published 6/25/2008; Page E2)

New Riverwest building, same ol’ down-home Alterra feel
COLUMNIST ART CITY
(Published 6/25/2008; Page E1)

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TV and Radio

‘The Office’ webisodes are 2-minute tasty treats
COLUMNIST JOANNE WEINTRAUB
(Published 7/6/2008; Page E6)

‘NCIS’ will be back, but who’s on board isn’t clear
COLUMNIST TV PIPELINE
(Published 7/1/2008; Page E6)

‘Secret Life’ could use a few surprises
COLUMNIST JOANNE WEINTRAUB
(Published 7/1/2008; Page E1)

The Soaps: Keeping up with Daytime Drama
(Published 6/30/2008)

Laughing all the way to the ‘Factory’
COLUMNIST JOANNE WEINTRAUB
(Published 6/26/2008; Page E1)

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Books

'Boycott'
BY ALLEN BARRA
1980 Olympic hopefuls get their due and say
(Published 7/6/2008; Page E4)

'Rome 1960'
BY JULES WAGMAN
A triumph of storytelling skill
(Published 7/6/2008; Page E4)

'Young Irelanders'
BY CHARLES E. MAY
Explore changing Irish culture
(Published 7/6/2008; Page E4)

In Town: Laura Chester, Laura Moriarty
(Published 7/6/2008; Page E5)

Paging Through: Summer Suspense Novels
BY CAROLE E. BARROWMAN
(Published 7/6/2008; Page E4)

Author sets stage for Depression-era theater program
(Published 7/4/2008; Page E12)

'The Story of Edgar Sawtelle'
BY GEORGIA PABST
A boy and his dog in a tale in Wisconsin
(Published 6/29/2008; Page E6)

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Miscellaneous

7 pounds off the scale in 6 weeks
BY JOANNE WEINTRAUB
(Published 7/6/2008; Page E8)

Cathedral Square may get historic makeover
Replica courthouse, Joshua Glover memorial potential additions
(Published 7/6/2008; Page E1)

Changing times bring greater candor, period
BY JOANNE WEINTRAUB
Information age revises puberty message for teens
(Published 7/6/2008; Page E8)

Life Lines
COLUMNIST EXPRESS LANE
Furious Theater; Home run; Movie magic
(Published 7/6/2008; Page E1)

The Dish: Giving it to you straight
COLUMNIST ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS
Royal servant’s letters bid up at auction; 'Crocodile Dundee' in standoff over taxes; Original version of Lang sci-fi classic unveiled
(Published 7/6/2008; Page B7)

More Headlines

Festivals

July 4th Festivities
(Published 6/29/2008; Page W2)

July 4th festivities
(Published 6/29/2008; Page Z3)

July 4th festivities
(Published 6/29/2008; Page R3)

Take a bite out of Strawberry Festival
(Published 6/27/2008; Page E14)

More Headlines

From the AP

Top national entertainment stories from the Associated Press

'Hancock' grabs heroic $107.3M over long weekend

Koppel series shows changes in China

White Stripes' White pens poem about Detroit

Supermodel raises awareness for pediatric cancer

TV's 'The Bachelor' weds in California

Audience rolls down tracks during "Die Soldaten"

Crikey! 'Crocodile Hunter' daughter gets own doll

'Love Connection' producer Eric Lieber dies at 71

Spitzer call girl drops 'Girls Gone Wild' lawsuit

Winehouse sings in Spain, glass of wine in hand

Etc.

What's Happening
Sunday

7 p.m.: Jonas Brothers

9 p.m.: Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi Soul Stew Revival

1 p.m.: Pirates at Brewers

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