U.S. Open (Golf) Fan Guide 2015
A fan guide to the U.S. Open at Chambers Bay (University Place, Wash.) in 2015. An extended version of The News Tribune's weekly Go section.
A fan guide to the U.S. Open at Chambers Bay (University Place, Wash.) in 2015. An extended version of The News Tribune's weekly Go section.
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Friday, June 12, <strong>2015</strong> • Thenewstribune.com/Entertainment<br />
GUIDE<br />
From40<br />
PAUL BLART: MALL<br />
COP 2<br />
Not reviewed<br />
PG; some violence<br />
Time: 1:34<br />
After six years of keeping our<br />
malls safe, Paul Blart has<br />
earned a well-deserved vacation.<br />
He heads to Vegas with<br />
his teenage daughter before<br />
she heads off to college. But<br />
safety never takes a holiday,<br />
and when duty calls, Blart<br />
answers.<br />
PITCH PERFECT 2<br />
<br />
PG-13; innuendo and language<br />
Time: 1:55<br />
Can we please talk about the<br />
snottiness of “Pitch Perfect<br />
2”? It’s seriously snotty. It’s a<br />
two-hour lesson in how to act<br />
like a frenemy to your alleged<br />
friends. And it’s not funny<br />
enough. — Michael Phillips<br />
POLTERGEIST<br />
1/2<br />
PG-13; intense frightening<br />
sequences, brief suggestive<br />
material and some language<br />
Time: 1:33<br />
Kennedi Clements plays Maddy<br />
Bowen, the child trapped<br />
between the real world and<br />
the afterlife in the new version<br />
of “Poltergeist.” She gives us<br />
wild-eyed terror we can hang<br />
onto and a blood-curdling<br />
scream that will haunt your<br />
nightmares. The rest of the<br />
players? They sort of shrug it<br />
off and under-react to the<br />
stunning evidence of a supernatural<br />
menace in a way one<br />
can only describe as blasé. —<br />
Roger Moore<br />
SAN ANDREAS<br />
1/2<br />
PG-13; intense disaster action<br />
and mayhem throughout and<br />
brief strong language<br />
Time: 1:54<br />
Disaster movies, which predate<br />
the zeitgeist’s fascination<br />
with a world falling apart<br />
around us, are always great<br />
measures of the state of the<br />
Hollywood art of special effects.<br />
In “San Andreas,” you<br />
will believe the ground is<br />
rippling under Los Angeles, the<br />
cracking collapse of the Hoover<br />
Dam and that a tidal wave is<br />
submerging San Francisco. —<br />
Roger Moore<br />
SPY<br />
1/2<br />
R; language throughout, violence<br />
and some sexual content<br />
including brief graphic nudity<br />
Time: 2:04<br />
Writer-director Paul Feig and<br />
his “Bridesmaids” muse, Melissa<br />
McCarthy, flip the script<br />
and ditch the fat jokes for their<br />
latest. And “Spy,” a bloodyminded<br />
spy spoof, is all the<br />
richer for it. — Roger Moore<br />
TOMORROWLAND<br />
1/2<br />
PG; sequences of sci-fi action<br />
violence and peril, thematic<br />
elements, and language<br />
Time: 2:10<br />
“Tomorrowland” is a movie for<br />
the “dreamers,” the ones like<br />
its teenage heroine Casey<br />
(Britt Robertson). She’s the<br />
only kid in class who asks the<br />
obvious, when confronted with<br />
lectures on nuclear proliferation,<br />
the unstable politics of<br />
much of the world and global<br />
climate change: “Can we fix<br />
it?” As much as one appreciates<br />
the idea of optimism,<br />
looking for solutions instead of<br />
bemoaning the doom-laden<br />
futility of it all, “Tomorrowland”<br />
falls short. — Roger<br />
Moore<br />
1751624-01<br />
JUNE 12- JUNE 14<br />
Tacoma Little Theatre<br />
CABARET<br />
1769140-01<br />
JUNE 14TH<br />
Evergreen Brass Quintet<br />
MUSIC<br />
OF THE<br />
AMERICAS<br />
1765220-01<br />
JUNE 14<br />
Immanuel Presbyterian<br />
Church<br />
BLUES VESPERS:<br />
TIM “TOO SLIM”<br />
LANGFORD<br />
AND THE<br />
TAILDRAGGERS<br />
1777463-01<br />
FRI & SAT 7:30PM • SUNDAY 2PM<br />
Tacoma Little Theatre<br />
210 N I Street Tacoma, WA 98403<br />
One of the best known musicals of all time<br />
comes to the TLT stage. Join Sally Bowles and<br />
Cliff as they witness the rising Nazi power in<br />
1930’s Germany. Wilkommen to the CABARET.<br />
Ticket Info: $25-$15.<br />
Group rates and family passes available!<br />
www.tacomalittletheatre.com • 253-272-2281<br />
SUNDAY 3:00PM<br />
Trinity Lutheran Church, 12115 Park Ave<br />
South, Tacoma<br />
Evergreen Brass Quintet and Friends<br />
“A Summer Concert & Ice Cream Social”<br />
Daniel Schmidt, conductor. George Steward, trumpet<br />
soloist. Works by Gershwin, Joplin, and more<br />
Ticket Info: Admission by free will donation. website:<br />
www.trinitylutheranparkland.org, 253-537-0201<br />
SUNDAY, 5PM<br />
Immanuel Presbyterian Church<br />
901 North J Street Tacoma WA 98403<br />
On tour from Nashville - a longtime<br />
Northwest and Blues Vespers favorite - the<br />
fabulous Tim Langford and his band The<br />
Taildraggers!<br />
Ticket Info: Free 627.8371<br />
ipctacoma.org<br />
JUNE 18<br />
Second City Chamber Series<br />
CONCERTS<br />
AT THE<br />
GARDEN<br />
“Eastern Europe in Western<br />
Washington”<br />
1778277-01<br />
THURS, JUNE 18 7:00PM | SAT, JUNE 20 & SUN, JUNE 21, 2:00 PM<br />
Tacoma Musical Playhouse<br />
Education Department<br />
WORKING<br />
(MUSICAL)<br />
1769206-01<br />
JUNE 20<br />
Tacoma Musical Playhouse<br />
and Lance Buller present<br />
JAZZ @TMP’S<br />
THE THREE<br />
LOUIES<br />
(Armstrong, Jordan & Prima)<br />
1769238-01<br />
NOW - JUNE 28<br />
Lakewood Playhouse<br />
“DROOD”<br />
THE SOLVE-<br />
IT-YOURSELF<br />
MUSICAL<br />
1775778-01<br />
THURSDAY, 7:30PM<br />
Lakewold Gardens: Charles Wetherbee and Svend<br />
Ronning, Violins; Korine Fujiwara, viola; present Dovorak’s<br />
Terzetto, Kodaly’s String Trio, and Rozsa’s Sonata for Two<br />
Violins. Duos and trios make up this colorful soundtrack<br />
to the U.S. <strong>Open</strong>! Garden grounds open at 6:30 for those<br />
wishing to bring a picnic. Early music icon Stephen Stubbs<br />
returned to his native Seattle from Germany in 2006.<br />
Ticket Info: $25 Regular Admission, $23 Seniors or<br />
Military,Under 18 free. For tickets call 253-572-TUNE (8863).<br />
Tacoma Musical Playhouse<br />
7116 Sixth Avenue · Tacoma, WA 98406<br />
The Young at Heart Players, TMP’s Senior (50+)<br />
Musical Theater Education program is pleased to<br />
present the musical – WORKING. Based on the bestselling<br />
book of interviews with American workers.<br />
Ticket Info: Adult: $15.00, Senior/Military/Students:<br />
$13.00, Children: $12.00, Group of 10 or more: $10.00 ·<br />
All seating is reserved. 253-565-6867 or www.tmp.org<br />
SATURDAY 8:00 PM<br />
Tacoma Musical Playhouse<br />
7116 Sixth Avenue – Tacoma<br />
A tribute to the music and era of the three<br />
Louies – Louis Jordan, Louis Prima and Louis<br />
Armstrong. performed by Lance Buller & the<br />
Roadstars with special guests Greta Matassa,<br />
Bernie Jacobs, and Laura Rosok.<br />
Ticket Info: All tickets $25.00. Reserved<br />
Seating. 253-565-6867 or www.tmp.org<br />
FRI & SAT 8PM • SUN 2PM<br />
Lakewood Playhouse<br />
5729 Lakewood Towne Center Blvd SW<br />
By Rupert Holmes, adapted from Charles<br />
Dickens, a wildly warm-hearted experience<br />
with 33 possible endings!<br />
LAKEWOOD: Shop, Eat, Play, Stay!<br />
Ticket Info: Adults $29; Military $27; Seniors<br />
$26; Students/Educators $24. (253) 588-0042<br />
or online www.lakewoodplayhouse.org<br />
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures<br />
Constance Zimmer, left, as Dana Gordon, and Jeremy Piven as<br />
Ari Gold, reprise their TV roles in feature film “Entourage.”<br />
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