August 1984
Volume 9
Number 8
Features
Critic’s Choice
Restaurant critic Willard Romantini picks his 25 favorites.
By Willard Romantini
Fear and Loathing in the Cinema
How to go out for a movie and live to blab the ending to people who haven’t seen it.
By Greg Moody
But Will You Respect Me?
Crazy TV Lenny’s got more wealth than he ever dreamed of. Now, if only people would quit thinking he’s crazy.
By Doug Moe
The Exile
Peasants from Siberia thank him for his poetry, and scholars from Paris laud it. He’s one of the world’s most respected Russian poets and he lives in Milwaukee.
By John Dolan
Par Excellence
Fashions for the golf course.
By Arlene Wilson
5th Annual Fine Arts Guide
The definitive preview of the coming arts season.
By Harry Cherkinian and Dawn M. Behr
Departments
Out Front
By Charles J. Sykes
The Insider
Where were you in 1969?
Edited by James Romenesko
Sure Things
The quintessential sweet shop, artful glass, and a private post office.
By Judith P. Woodburn
Calendar
What’s up in Milwaukee at the State Fair — and everywhere.
Compiled by Dawn M. Behr
Milwaukee Classified
Columns
Film
Once Upon a Time in America.
By Mike Wilmington
Restaurants
Thinking small.
By Willard Romantini
CityLights
A charitable parody.
By Perry M. Lamek
Fine Arts
What is this thing called ‘performance art?’
By Harry Cherkinian
MetroScene
Three events for the adventurous.
By Judith P. Woodburn
Endgame
How Bud Selig plays the blame game.
By Charles J. Sykes
On The Cover: Model Dan Mooney of the Milwaukee Repertory Theater courtesy of Arlene Wilson Talent. Tamlyn Bernshausen courtesy of the Milwaukee Ballet. His After Six tuxedo courtesy of Desmond Sherkow Men’s Formal Wear. Her dress and accessories courtesy of Valentina’s. Hair by Bob Conley of Le Salon. Make-up by Chrissie Panak.
