April 1986

April 1986

April 1986 Volume 11 Number 4 Features After Hours Our definitive guide to prowling around in Milwaukee: bars, happy hours, comedy and more. By Perry M. Lamek But Can You Dance To It? Everything you always wanted to know about Milwaukee music. By Harry Cherkinian and John Harris Blood Feud The life and death of Hispanic community activist Aurora Weier. By James Romenesko The Search for Normal For the first time, former Appeals Court judge Martha Bablitch tells the story of her struggle with alcoholism and depression – a struggle that destroyed her career and almost her life. By George…

April 1986
Volume 11
Number 4

Features
After Hours
Our definitive guide to prowling around in Milwaukee: bars, happy hours, comedy and more.
By Perry M. Lamek

But Can You Dance To It?
Everything you always wanted to know about Milwaukee music.
By Harry Cherkinian and John Harris

Blood Feud
The life and death of Hispanic community activist Aurora Weier.
By James Romenesko

The Search for Normal
For the first time, former Appeals Court judge Martha Bablitch tells the story of her struggle with alcoholism and depression – a struggle that destroyed her career and almost her life.
By George Vukelich

The Juneau Wonder
Even after 70 years, Wisconsin still remembers Juneau’s Addie Joss, maybe the greatest pitcher there ever was.
By Duane Lindstrom

Dressed to Impress
Six slinky little sheaths to dress up or down.
By Arlene Wilson

Departments
Outfront
By Charles J. Sykes

Letters
Yakety-yak, Milwaukee talks back.

The Insider
Hans Kestler comes to Milwaukee, the incredible shrinking Dave Schulz, Pressroom Confidential and more.
Edited by James Romenesko

Misc.
A better umbrella, a real deal for fish fans and some noteworthy pads.
By Victoria Vaccarello

Calendar
April, come she will.
Edited by Dawn M. Behr

Dining Guide
What’s on the menu at more than 150 area restaurants.

Columns
Film
The Trip to Bountiful and La Cage aux Folles III.
By Mike Wilmington

Politics
The candidate who wasn’t, and other Republican tales of terror.
By Charles J. Sykes

Restaurants
Divining the mysteries of Italian cuisine.
By Willard Romantini

Sports
It’s all in the pitch.
By Michael J. Uruske

The Wisconsin Gourmet
Completely kosher: corned beef made the old-fashioned way.
By Carole Grohmann and Jane Hootkin

The Fine Arts
‘Til the fat lady sings: why nobody likes opera anymore.
By Bruce Murphy

Books
A review of a new book of poems by Milwaukee’s most controversial poet.
By Bill Lueders

MetroScene
Dr. Who makes a visit to Milwaukee, and a new play about Daniel Bell.
By Judith P. Woodburn

Endgame
The Milwaukee School Board’s clumsy pursuit of desegregation.
By Bruce Murphy

On the Cover: Illustration by Matt Zumbo