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October 26 to November 1, 1995
Features
Giving the Devil His Due: Randy Newman turns Faust into a rock opera.
Bedroom of a Saint: Rickie Lee Jones shares her heavenly ruminations on the nature of bliss.
'C' Is for Candor: Reading this possibly apocryphal transcript may result in acute brain damage.
Very Original: Copycat beats the odds against serial-killer movies.
Bad Boy's Club: On the road with The Doom Generation.
Romance Maid in Heaven: In Martha and I, class lines cross on the eve of WWII.
Music
Carry Up the Charts: Don't hate them, they're the Beautiful South.
No Cain, No Gain: Local blues hero Chris Cain trumps the competition with release Somewhere Along the Way.
Beat Street
Art
Stage
My Fair Lady by American Musical Theatre of San Jose ranges from energetic to tepid.
Metro Staff Box
Satan Doll: The devil is making a comeback on screen and stage -- but, really, he never left.
Arts & Entertainment
Movies
Bloody Feast: Merchant Ivory leaves the drawing room behind in a violent adaptation of H.E. Bates' Feast of July.
Special F/X No More: Downtown San Jose's F/X -- flash point of the SoFA District -- closes its doors.
Beat Street: New club due for San Jose's night-life district.
Glassy Eyed at Chihuly: The exquisite but much too self-conscious blown-glass extravaganzas of Dale Chihuly.
Musical Royalty: TheatreWorks stages the songs of Carole King.
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