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Film/Video and Performing Arts SUMMER MOVIES AND MUSIC SWALLOW THE EARTH/I'LL CRY TOMORROW MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2001, MUSIC BEGINS AT 7 PM, FILMS BEGIN AT DUSK (APPROXIMATELY 8:45 PM) FREE LORING PARK |
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SWALLOW THE EARTH SPECIAL GUEST DJ: ROHAN PRESTON Dance in the summer sun to the melodic and rhythmic roots of India, Haiti, and Ghana. Multipercussionist Marc Anderson, violinist Peter Ostroushko, and choice local musicians Michael O'Brien (bass), Greg Stern (percussion), Aaron Barnell (percussion), and Greg Lewis (trumpet) play this new-world jazz with uncanny synchronicity. |
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I'LL CRY TOMORROW DIRECTED BY DANIEL MANN Lillian Roth's harrowing autobiography of the same name was the basis for this 1950s bio-pic, starring Susan Hayward as the famous singer. Following Roth through her disastrous marriages and years of alcoholism, I'll Cry Tomorrow pulls out all the stops as a cautionary tale. Eddie Albert stars as Burt McGuire, an Alcoholics Anonymous advocate who convinces her to rise out of her squalor, and in turn wins her heart. Roth's coaching of Hayward gave the film an added touch of realism, and perhaps helped the actress net another Oscar nomination. 1955, U.S., BW, 16mm, 117 minutes. |
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