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Created on Adobe Document Server 2.0 F2 Preview | Thursday-Wednesday, October 3, 2013-October 9, 2013 | Houston Chronicle |HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com xxx xxx Houston Chronicle | HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com | Thursday-Wednesday, October 3, 2013-October 9, 2013 | Preview F3 Playlist Guitar legends getchance to shine on their own -)'03 ANDREW and the hat. Anderson Mellencamp’sband. He PeteAnderson 3#%)+ servedupthe metallic, also playedinthe much- When: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday DANSBY reverb-heavy riffs and lovedTexas band Story- Where: McGonigel’s Mucky )!-).-0#!")!- quicksilverguitar solos ville. Duck, 2425 Norfolk thatpushed the songs Hisother credits Tickets: $20-$22; 713-528- 6/-4 & *$5 12,( forward. He also helped include work with Buddy 5999 or mcgonigels.com shapeYoakam’s sound, Guy, the Dixie Chicks, /6!.6)5 -' finding progressive ways John Mayall, James to expand the honky-tonk McMurtryand dozens of David Grissom at itscore. others. When: 8p.m. Wednesday He’s also produced Thete twwoo guitar- Where: Under the VoVollccaanono, K)% JCBF9 :AF3 1'K :AF3 ?K77J Pete Anderson and Da- albums and songs ists have some 60 2349 Bissonnet vid Grissom have played for Roy Orbison, years of playing Tickets: $10 at the door; 1'C(?4CF 4;BA7K 9)C7%AFA guitar on big ssttaaggeess before k.d. lang, Flaco between them, 713-526-5282 thousands of people..B Bothoth Jimenez and the much of it spent )KK :7%6K have playeddo onnG Grammrammy- Meat Puppets. in the service of winning recordings. And Grissom was the other, more fa- hear two distinctive styl- in the coming days,e, eaachch guitarist for Joe Ely mous musicians. ists play what they want will playiy inns smallmall rooms between 1985 and But this week to play. around town for discern- 1991, before offers a nice As Anderson said last ing listeners whwhoot tendend to joining opportu- time he was in town, “I look beyond the primary John nity to Playlist continues on F21 name on an album to find some of the other people responsible for their favorite songs. Anderson is more than ada decade removed from his best- known partner- ship,an18-year runasguitarist and producer with Dwight YoYoakam.akam. Yo akam provided the Pete Anderson served as voice,t, thehe sadsd songongs, guitaristand producer for the skskinninnyyj jeanseans Courtesyphoto Dwight Yoakam.
On the cover Race-car D7KK =@I5#=H *= >0*=,>&0/>I*/ driver Dario Franchitti will hit the track this weekend 6*// !$G22$E"-$"!8< 1>,>=*1#.*H:*HH6/*HH@I$I>+ Features Editor Contributors Art director during the MelissaAguilar StevenBrown SusanBarber Grand Prix of Editors Andrew Dansby Designer Houston. Diane Cowen Everett Evans KenEllis MollyGlentzer Brett Coomer Betty Lumen Copy editor /Houston RobertaMacInnis JoeyGuerra SydKearney Gary Fulghum Chronicle F4 Preview | Thursday-Wednesday, October 3, 2013-October 9, 2013 | Houston Chronicle |HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com xxx
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Q&A With Carlos Hernandez Artists bring Dayofthe Dead to life
By Andrew Dansby Dayofthe Dead Rock Stars Carlos Hernandez has, overthe Opening reception previous six Octobers, created a When: 6p.m. Saturday dozen or so pieces of art honoring Where: Cactus Music, dead musicians he admires. The 2110 Portsmouth stylehas evolvedoverthose years, Admission: free thoughtypicallythey’ve involved skulls because the art combines his love of music with his affinity for Jones, it’s supposed to be likewhat Dayofthe Deadiconography. In its he lookslikeinthe grave.... There’s luckyseventh year,Hernandez’sDay another George Jones piece,George of the DeadRockStars show has and TammybyTom Huck from St. become agroupthing,withart from Louis. They’re skeletons, but not an unlucky 13 artists. In addition human skeletons; they’re possum to Hernandez’sRoy Orbison piece, skeletons riding alawnmower there will be others representing throughthe gates of heaven. Some of musicians likeGeorge Jones, Johnny these are small, like10inches, oth- Thunders, Kitty Wells and others ers are as big as 3feet. Idon’t think by artists TomHuck, Katy Seals, there’s anything likeit. Idon’t know “Roy Orbison”byCarlos Charles Hancock, John Hancock, of anything likeitout there. Hernandez Julia Curran, Joseph Velasquez, Pat- rickMasterson, Cathie Kayser,Sean Q: Do youmiss havingthe op- Starwars, Christopher Wallace,Josh portunity to do adozen yourself? Higgins, Carlos Pozo. A: Ido. ButI’m excited about this “It’snot apretentious printmak- newturn. Ididn’t always want to do ing show,” Hernandez says.“It’s just this by myself.Iwanted to share the afun thing.SoI’veexpanded it to fun. That’s whyIdecided to curate other printmakers so they can join it.Pickout my partners in this game. the fun.” Ihandpickedall these printmakers. He answered afew questions ... There are etchings, screen prints, about this year’s show. wood-blockprints. Lots of disci- plines in printmaking in this show Q: You’ve outsourced some of by printmakers from all overthe your labor this year. country. A: Ye ah, to be honest, my sched- ule has gotten reallycrazy lately. Q: Did youhaveany idea what And Ithink it wastime to freshen it wascomingin? Did yougivethe up.Ialwayswanted to invite other artists anyparameters? artists. So we have what?Twelve A: No. Ibasicallyhad no idea “PimpC”byJoseph Velasquez people?Thirteen counting me. what wascoming in. Ididn’t really give them anyrules. Idid stress they is RoyOrbison, right? Q: That’sanunnervingnum- didn’t need the classic skeleton guy. A: Idid RoyOrbison. And no ber withall thedeath and such. And mostofthem decided not to use skeleton in sight.Ifound abig A: (Laughs.) Ye ah, Ihadn’t that. They’re justdifferentinterpre- picture somewhere of his headand thought about that. MaybeIshould tations of whothese musicians are. reappropriated it.Justzeroed in getyou to do one.Some of the stuff Aremembrance of these musicians on thatbig head. And all it takes is is reverent, some of it is funny. John whohavepassed on and made an thatfirstline from the song,“Iwas Hancock, of the Amazing Hancock impact on people’s lives. They’re all right ...” Wow. Yo uknowexactly Brothers, they’ve been around made by people whocare about the where thatsong is going to takeyou. along time.They do stuff that’s music for people whocare about Classic RoyOrbison. One tear drop underground. They pickedpeople music.Mytype of people. sends thathome.It’sall youneed. likeGaryStewart and Screamin’ Photos courtesyofthe artists Jay Hawkins. One of these,George Q: Your contribution this year [email protected] Detail of “George Jones”byJohn Hancock xxx Houston Chronicle | HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com | Thursday-Wednesday, October 3, 2013-October 9, 2013 | Preview F5 ConcertList HOUSTON SYMPHONY HOT PICKS With Joey Guerra HoCuSHoCuS PoCuSPoCuS PoPsPoPs FRIDAY
TylerCasper New York City Queens OCT.11 7:30 p.m. Thursday10.3 Then &Forever,” the band’s first Gates at 6p.m. Fort Bend CountyFair and Rodeo: album in eight years, wasrelease in The77th annual event wrapsupthis September.8p.m. at BayouMusic weekend.Friday’slineup includes Center,520 Texas; 713-230-1600. Jon Wolfe: TheTexas-and Dale Watson and Joe Diffie.Saturday Oklahoma-bred singer hasnever includesthe Rankin Twins and shiedawayfromcomparisons to Wade Bowen. Theevent comestoa George Strait. In fact,the country king Join us for this “spooktacular” close Sundaywith JohnnyLee,best is his hero. Wolfehas alivealbum due known forcrossoverhit “Lookin’for Halloween event featuringtricks, this month. 7p.m. Saturdayatthe Love.” 5p.m. Fridayand Saturday, treats and enchanting music.Daddies, FirehouseSaloon, 5930 Southwest noon Sundayat4310 Texas36S., Freeway; 713-977-1962. mummiesand little ghosts and Rosenberg; 281-342-6171. Wynonna: Thecountry and soul goblins can dress up in theirfavorite singer hasanew band,the Big Noise, Halloween costumes. Friday10.4 thatshe’s trying out on the road.8 NewYork City Queens: Houston p.m. at the Arena Theatre, 7326 U.S. Pre-concert activitiesinthe plazas band makes smart and snappypop/ 59 S.;713-772-5900. begin at 6p.m. rock. Anew album is in the works. With FultonRead, the WheelWorkers Sunday10.6 $15orchestra seating and Second Lovers.8p.m. Fun.: TheGrammy-winning pop act at Fitzgerald’s, 2706WhiteOak; FREE mezzanineand lawn seating AssociatedPress sold out asmaller venue in February. 713-862-3838. Earth, Wind &Fire, withlongtime Theband is back formore... well, fun. sponsored by Franz Ferdinand: Scottish band band member Philip Bailey, will 8p.m. at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell hasscoredaslewofalt-rock hits. be in HoustonSaturday. Pavilion, 2005 Lake Robbins, The Newalbum “Right Thoughts, Right Woodlands; 281-363-3300. Words, Right Action”isthe reason Lori McKenna: Songwriter who has forthis current trek. 8p.m. Fridayat WhiteGhostShivers: Afestive pennedtunesfor Faith Hill, Kacey HouseofBlues,1204 Caroline; Austin band thatfuses old-school Musgraves, Miranda Lambert and blues, swing and country intoamix 832-667-7733. Hunter Hayes. McKenna’s own2007 in itunes Wade Bowen: TheWaconativeloves it calls“Bawdville.”7and 9:30 p.m. album, “Unglamorous,”was asterling 281-363-3300 appstore Texasbut doesn’t limit himselfto at McGonigel’s MuckyDuck, 2425 effort. 7:30 p.m. at DoseyDoe Music the Texascountry tag. His output Norfolk; 713-528-5999. Cafe,463 FM 1488,Conroe; www.woodlandscenter.org includesthoughtful lyrics, subtle 936-271-2171. instrumentation and astrong sense Saturday10.5 Miss Leslie: Traditional country Ticketscan be purchasedatThe of mood.10p.m. FridayatBig Texas Earth, Wind &Fire: Thelegendary tunesand abig voice. 4p.m. Sunday Pavilion BoxOffice,all Ticketmaster Dancehall, 19959Holzwarth in pop,soul, funk and danceact is at the TrackShack, 25811 W. Hardy; outlets, by calling 800-745-3000 or Spring; 281-353-8898. still cool by anystandards. “Now, 281-651-0282. online at www.ticketmaster.com. F6 Preview | Thursday-Wednesday, October 3, 2013-October 9, 2013 | Houston Chronicle |HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com xxx FunList
FAMILY FRIENDLY through Oct. 27. Cost: $16.50 Where: 806 E. NASA Parkway, Webster Information: 281-333-0579 Festival of the Wolves TheSaint Francis Wolf Sanctuary in Montgomery will host an open houseand givevisitorsachance to interactand learn about wolves and wolf-dogs. The event is the nonprofit’sonly JamesNielsen/HoustonChronicle fundraiser of the year. Sophie Pappas clapstothe music duringlastyear’s Original GreekFestival. When: 10 a.m.-2p.m. Saturday Original Greek Festival Pirate Treasure Cost: $5, $2 forchildren (recommendeddonation) Morethan 40,000 folksare expected to attend this Hunt Where: 2757Saint Beulah four-dayMontrose festival thatkicksoffThursday at Each Friday, Saturdayand Chapel Road,Montgomery the Annunciation GreekOrthodoxCathedral complex. SundayinOctober,Putt- Information: Newthis year is an additional remoteparking lotwith Putt FunHouseisoffering 936-597-9653 free shuttleservice. Thefood and drink lineup gets a guests achancetoloot a hoppyboost with an expandedlineup of craftbeers. treasurechest forcandy As always,therewill be traditional Greekdancing and and other prizes.The pirate music, educational presentations and fun shopping deal providestwo hours opportunities. of unlimited attractions, When: 5-10 p.m. Thursday;11a.m.-3p.m. and 5-10 p.m. which include mini golf, Friday; 11 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Saturday; and noon-6:30 p.m. lasertag,arock-climbing Sunday. wall and bumper cars. Cost: $5, free forages12and younger When: 4-10 p.m. Fridays;10 David Hopper Where: 3511 Yoakum a.m.-10 p.m. Saturdays;1-7 Take awalk on thewild Information: 713-526-5377; originalgreekfestival.com p.m. Sundays, sideatFestivalofWolves. The Bead Market Beads, Gifts &Jewelry October 5&6,2013 [YOT XPW^K[YOb XV_^ IS]MMPRJQZZQaH LS]MM\U]NQH` StaffordCentre 10505 Cash Rd., Stafford, Texas 77477 www.thebeadmarket.net xxx Houston Chronicle | HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com | Thursday-Wednesday, October 3, 2013-October 9, 2013 | Preview F7 FunList FREE STUFF ArtWalk “Dog Is Good,” an exhibit by PRIVATEPARTY sculptor Damon J. Thomas, is justone of the highlights of this monthlyevent that spotlightsGalveston’s arts district. Buchanan Gallery ROOM will present morethan 30 of Thomas’ piecesthat explorethe relationship be- tweenman and dog. On this night, galleries, shopsand restaurantsinthe district stay open late and many 6>L%LJ0S? Q*%% will offer refreshmentsand liveentertainment. When: 6-9 p.m. Saturday 6=9LS0'! Where: 302 25th, Galveston Buchanan Gallery 6+O// AL# Information: “Dog Is Good,” an exhibit by Damon J. Thomas, examines therelationship between man and dog. 409-763-8683 6$'O,1H C#HL 1,000 Lights Where: 6000 Hermann Green. FolkyrockersBuxton 69#0ELSH 8H!S#''.! forPeace Park Drive perform the next lunch- An international dance Information: time concert. Upcoming and music performanceby 281-373-3386 artists include Grandfather 6-/HELS'# CJJH!! children will culminate in a Child(Oct. 16), Zydeco candle-lighting ceremony Rock-tober Dots(Oct. 23) and Kristine >L// G'# ?'O# 8H!H#ELS0', at this event at Miller Lunchtime Milles (Oct.30). Outdoor Theatrethatcel- When: 11:30 a.m.-1p.m. DDDR/LJL!LIH/JLKL//'RJ'. 65H/R )Q;=M B=;@BFB" ebrates the lifeand teach- Concerts Where: 1500 McKinney ingsofMahatma Gandhi. Wednesdaysrock in Information: ;== 2-75(-&T-8 8 +*6?:1*%8' +?>1*%8' *>1 )-*>78.9;9>. !:91*% MollyGlentzer /HoustonChronicle A36=&0: 2/6- #4030@&0: 286 The BlueHills antiques show features awell-edited group of vendors. 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HistoryatWinedale, 99^W B]THTEW99 79MO DU WeekendMustList Our criticspick the best of the week’s arts and entertainment offerings betweenradianceand weari- from the wildside likeher Enjoying some big fun R&B music ness, electronic half-brother Hank 3and her MOLLY ANDREW and rootsy,with his casual father Hank Jr.Her music is Lovedand loathedthe trio JOEY Destiny’sother child EVERETT and creaky voicethreaded dark and thoughtful, though, fun. aimedsky high with last GLENTZER DANSBY GUERRA “The XFactor” schedulecut EVANS through the seemingly and plentyrootsy,evenifittips year’s “Some Nights” and found short KellyRowland’s co-head- incompatibleparts. 7p.m. moretowardfolk than honky- astill-swelling audiencefor lining tour with The-Dream, in- Tuesday; Fitzgerald’s,2706 tonk. She’s not terriblyprolific their modern rock thatdraws Artistic rivalry Bring on the sweetness cluding aHoustondateinJune. Familyaffair WhiteOak; $15; 713-862-3838 —the new“TheHighway” is her unabashedlyfromsuch ’70s Renaldo Jonestook on the She promised to rescheduleand Comediesabout family or fitzlivemusic.com. first record in years—but she touchstonesasQueen, Paul Benjamin West and John Sin- name Renaldo Domino because return forsome Tex-Mex, family reunions arenothing new makes them count. Check out Simon and Fleetwood Mac. The gleton Copley aren’t household of the sweetness of his voice. time and uniquelyhometown —but Paul Oakley Stovall’s the song “Gone Away From Me”: band is still plugging “Some namesnow,but in the 18th cen- He released onlyafew 45sin Nights,”but in the span of ayear, love.“Houstonwas justreally “Immediate Family” is Familytradition It’s moving stuff . 6 p.m. Sunday; tury theywereradical art stars, the late-’60s, including the it has moved from the cozier supportive. Ithink about the way something else again. Funny, A member of country music’s M cGonigel’s Mucky Duck, 2425 the first to paint contemporary otherworldly “Not Too Cool to confi nes of the Bayou Music youguysrode with Destiny’s timelyand highlyentertaining, most famous family, Holly Wil- Norfolk; $25-$28; 713-528-5999 history in astyle borrowedfrom Cry,” before fading from sight. Center to a much larger venue. Child. It felt good to always it depicts the reunion of four liams doesn’t really play music or mcgonigels.com OldMasters.Both born in 1738 But the anthology “Eccentric 8 p.m. Sunday; Cynthia come back home and to be with siblingsofanaffluent African- in America, theybuiltcareers Soul: Twinight’s Lunar Rotation” Woods Mitchell family,”she says.Rowland’s American familygathering for in London and endedupbitter dug up Domino’s music and Pavilion, 2005 fourth solo album, “Talk aGood younger brother Tony’s wedding. rivals. Anew exhibit including resurrected his career. He’ll Lake Robbins, Game,” wasreleasedinJune, Thefactthatbrother Jessehas West’s “The DeathofGeneral perform at the Chicago The Woodlands. and she’s soon heading intolive brought his whiteboyfriend Wolfe” and Copley’s “Watson Soul Extravaganza with the $ 39.50; 281- “X Factor”shows,which run Kristian as his guest —though and the Shark” putstheir story far gruff er soul and funk 364-3024 or through May. If yousee Jessehasn’t“come out” to and the period in perspective. Kathryn Clark legend Andre Williams. woodlands her at Pappasito’s, say his fafamilmilyy—i — issj jusustto onene Learn more10a.m.- 5p.m. Sat- Kathryn Clark’s“Chicago ForeclosureQuilt” will be on viewin 9 p.m. Saturday; center.org. hi. With R&B heart- of the ccoomplicmplications. urdayduring the 38th Annual “Sprawl” at HoustonCenterfor Contemporary Craft. C ontinental Club, throb Mario. 8 p.m. EileenMn Morrisorris directs Ruth K. ShartleSymposium. 3700 Main; $15; Courtesyphoto Sunday; Ar ena asa strong ccaasstt in the “American Adversaries: West 713-533-9525 or Shelly Lares Theatre, 7326 Ensemble’sss spiritpirited and Copley in aTransatlantic solo exhibit in the U.S. It features continentalclub. U.S. 59 South; Houstonpn prreemiermiere. World” opens Sunday. Through aseriesofvideoinstallations STEVEN com. $ 29.50-$49.50; 7:30 pp..m.m. TThhurursdays, Jan. 20 at the Museum of Fine and photographs documenting BROWN Tejano music 7 13-772-5900 or 8p8 p.m. Fridays,2, 2 and Arts, Houston’sBeckBuilding, her journeytotwo lighthouses. Balance Proud lleeggaaccyy arenahouston. 8p8 p.m. SaSattururdays, 5601 Main. General admission Opens at 6p.m. Friday; through com. Phosphores- 3p3 p.m. SSuundandays, $6-$15, 713-639-7300,mfah. Dec. 17.BlafferArt Museum, 120 cent’s “Mucha- The3e 34th4th annual Festival Chi- through Oct. 20; the org. 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Hester,anassociate professor yAy Avanteae andnd ZeZentnteno SpSpiritirit ArtistTybreNewcomer speaks at the Universityoy offH Housouston, will (Friday);J; Jaayy PPeerreezz,, David Marez about his show, “The Maker’s bring the sscchoolhool’s cocoppyy of aa1 1795 and TToortillrtillaaF Factory fefeaatturinguring Archive,”at5:30 p.m. Susie J. fortepiano when he solosinMo- CharroNo Neeggrroo (Saturday).7. 7 p.p.m.m. Silbert andAnnaWalker,the zart’sspirited Concertos No.8 Thursday-Saturday curatorsof“Sprawl,”takethe and 9. CCoonducnductorrA Antntoine Plante Zenteno Spirit is the band Zineb Sedira floor at 5:45. Then you’refree will lead the period-instrument of brothersts toto thehe llaattee Norma Solo exhibit features work by to roam. “The Maker’s Archive,” orchestra in the overtureto Zenteno,w, whoho diedod offb brreeaasstt ZinebSedira. part of the ongoing Texas “LaFintaGiardiniera” and the cancer cocomplicmplications in Biennial, celebrates craftsmen tempestuous SymphonyNo. February.7. 7 p.p.m.m. ThThurursday- Enlightened journey and their tools. “Sprawl” 25. 8p.m. FridayatUniversity Saturday; Miller Outdoor features work by 16 U.S. of Houston-ClearLake, 2700 Nontraditional musical mix Theatre, 6000 Hermann Monumental historical strug- artists who explorethe urban BayAreaBlvd.;$12, 281-283- Red Baraat is a fairly new band from Brooklyn, N.Y., that builds a funky and Park Drive; Fr ee (ticketsfs for K elly gles resonate through amore landscape in various media, 2560. Also 8p.m. Saturdayat celebratory sound from a foundation of the north Indian bhangra. The band is coveredsd seating aavvaaililable1e 10:300:30 Rowland subtleand contemporary lens in from ceramicstoquilts.Through Wortham TheaterCenter,501 a dynamo in concert, drawing fr om New Orleans brass band traditions, hip-hop a.m.-1p1 p.m. SaSattururdayya attt thehe “Lighthouseinthe SeaofTime,” Jan. 19,4848 Main, 713-529- Texas; $10-$65, 713-533-0080, and anything else that helps fl avor the mix. 9 p.m. Monday; Hous e of Blues, 1204 boxox offiffic ce); 281- 373-3386 or London artistZineb Sedira’sfirst 4848,crafthouston.org. FREE mercuryhouston.org. Erin Patrice O’Brien Caroline; $15; 832-667-7733 or hob.com. milleroutdoortheatre.com. Scott Kirkland F14 Preview | Thursday-Wednesday, October 3, 2013-October 9, 2013 | Houston Chronicle |HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com xxx That’sone luckydog FoodChronicles 1Benefit: Fluff BakeBar is hosting aSip,Savorand Stroll benefit forLucky Dog Rescue.See who’s scheduled to attend at chron.com/foodchronicles. WHINE & DINE By SydKearney DRIVE-THRU GOURMET By KenHoffman James B. Towle writes, came to around $750 plus wasinteresting,and it was “I probablywould not the 20 percenttip. the reason we made an be forwarding my email “Dear chef Gaston, early reservation. Thefirst except thatthe chef did not we attended the limited- sevencourses were very McDonald’s have the courtesytoreply. seating Cove tasting and interesting and mention- Butsince Idoentertain pairing lastnight.Hav- able.No. 8—the roasted wingsare frequentlywithguests at ing attended manysuch bone marrow—was over- Houston’s restaurants, I events from California to cooked and dry. Terrible. think it is importantthat UK Iwas hoping for better And No. 9—the Mole Mighty good owners hear from the than we received. Iinvited Pipian —was shoe leather. patrons and makecor- importantguests and had That said, the No. 10 root rections or hand out “atta hoped for aprofessional beer floatwas abig hit. This week,Ireached Idon’t mean loaded boys”when called for.That (tasting). Ileft disappoint- “I askedyou after the out for athree-piece down with greasy, said, Isentthis to (Cove ed and embarrassed. serving about No. 9, and boxofMightyWings, caked-on breading. Cold Bar chef Philippe) “The staff whobrought youagreed it hadbeen Michael Paulsen/HoustonChronicle newand, shockingly, Thebreading was Gaston. Lastly, Idoexpect the presentations to the ta- prepared wrong.Appreci- Oystersonthe half shell really, reallygood, actuallypretty light. areplywhen Icontact any ble were hurried and short ateyour honesty but not at Cove Cold Bar at McDonald’s,the McDonald’s simply business and, no,Iamnot with their explanations. an excuse.There were world’sNo. 1burger decided to makeits interested in afree some- As the night continued, very fewpatrons for the Cold Bar is the restaurant slinger with 34,000 res- splashinthe bone-in thing as atoken. 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I Pieces —$3.29,” Ithought OCTOBER5-6, 2013 guestleavesthe building. table at the end of the meal do hope Mr.Towle and his the wingscame with fries Unfortunately, sev- and spokewiththem, and guests will provideuswith and asoft drink. JOIN US FOR AFUN-FILLED WEEKEND AT THE GALVESTON eral circumstances came yes, Idid agree thatthe another opportunity to Nope,that’s$3.29 for RAILROAD MUSEUM TRAIN SHOW. together in this incident meatwas too toughsince it serve them better.” three wings…justthe IT’S ATWO DAYEVENT,10AM -5PM BOTH DAYS! thatresulted in our not wasfree-ranging veal, and Haven/CoveCold Bar: wings. That’s pricing handling the situation as once in awhile it is alittle 2502 Algerian Way, yourself out of the market. it should have been. First tougher than Iwould like. 713-581-6101 Ye s, the wingsare and foremost, regarding In our discussions, they large. Iget it,the wings the unanswered email seemed satisfied with their This reader’sforum is a are mightytasty.But how thatprompted Mr.Towle meal, except for the 9th of chance to become ares- is McDonald’s going to to write,chef Gaston was 10 courses thatevening.I taurant critic or ask other compete with “50-cent out of the countryand was wasnot aware of the other dining-wise readers for sug- Wing Night” or “A ll Yo u unable to checkhis emails issues he hadatCove that gestions. Letters maybe Can Eatfor $12.99 Night” until this pastweek when night or Iwould have ad- e-mailedtosyd.kearney@ at the sports bar? he returned. As aresult, dressed them at thattime. chron.com or mailedtoSyd Throwinabag of Mr.Towle’s email wasnot “Regardless of the spe- Kearney,P.O.Box 4260, fries, and we’ll talk, addressed, whichIregret cific issues, however, we Houston, TX 77210. Please McDonald’s. and apologize for. always strive to delivera printyour full name and a “Onthe evening of the perfect evening,and there daytime phone number. [email protected] dinner,itwas me,not chef is no doubtwefell short on Gaston, whospokewith thattoMr. Towleand his 0,-!%&./) Wed. 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Sunday; Lunch and Look Priscilla, Queen of the Wednesday.Through Jan. Consider AllThings: New Desert: TheaterUnder The 12. at Museum of Fine Arts, worksbyRaulGonzalez Starspresentsnational Houston, 5601 Main; $6- and Hiyme Brummett. tour of musical adapted $15; 713-639-7300,mfah. Opens 6p.m. Thursday. from popular film about org. Main Street Projects, 3700 three friends who take the MelissaPhillip /HoustonChronicle Nice. Luc Tuymans: Main, mainstreetprojects. trip of alifetime through An’tickVon Morphxing, from left,KendrickBrown, RachelHemphill Dickson Contemporary portraitsby org. the Australian outback. and Adrian Porter star in thecomedy“Immediate Family.” the Belgian master,some Charles Hutson: Natural 2and 7:30 p.m. Sundays, redefining the genre, hang Wonder: Silentauction of about afamilyreunion satiric comedy depicting by three of Bach’s sons: 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays- alongside objectsfromthe paintingsbyaself-taught, thatturns intoafamily the trialsofagroup of Wilhelm Friedemann Thursdays, 8p.m. Fridays, collection in athought- Southern painter.6p.m. showdown. 7:30 p.m. young executiveassistants Bach’s “Erzittert und fallet”; 2and 8p.m. Saturdays, provoking showwith an Thursday.Presenter Jay Thursdays, 8p.m. Fridays, struggling to please their C.P.E. Bach’s ConcertoinF through Oct. 12; Hobby ironic title. 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Both Theatrepresentsthe with amassivethree- dmallisonart.com. 0055. $30; 713-515-4028. concertsatChristthe King worldpremiereofMickle walled mural and re- Arsenic and OldLace: The Beaux Stratagem: Lutheran Church, 2353 Maher’s poetic fantasia createsRiceUniversity’s Dance Joseph Kesselring’s Classic Restoration RiceBlvd.;832-582-1750, setinaghostly hotel belovedarchesin DanceInfusion 2013: macabrecomedy centers comedy by George bachsocietyhouston.org. populated by soulswho Styrofoam, incorporating UptownDanceCompany on the haplessnephew Farquhar centersontwo HoustonSymphony: have lost their greatest localfaces.Through Dec. and UDCII perform works trying to decide whattodo partnersincrime scheming Principal popsconductor love and cannot cease 8. RiceGallery,6100 Main; by Beth Gulledge-Brown, about his twoauntswhen to woowealthy heiresses Michael Krajewski leads grieving. 8p.m. Thursdays- 713-348-6169, ricegallery. Adrian Ciobanu, Alex he discovers the darlings and abscond with their “Classic Soul.”8p.m. Saturdays,through Oct. 19; org. FREE Pandiscio,Erik Sampson Catastrophic Theatre, 1119 have been poisoning elderly fortunes. 8p.m. Friday- Friday-Saturday, 7:30 GalvestonArtWalk: and ChetWalker.3and I-10 E.; “Pay-what-you-can” men. 7:30 p.m. Thursday,8 Saturdayand Oct. 10-12; p.m. Sunday; Jones ExploreGalveston’s 7p.m. Saturday. Kaplan basis; 713-522-2723. p.m. Friday-Saturday, 2:30 2p.m. Sundays through Hall, 615Louisiana; art scene at clusters of Theatre, Jewish Community The Real Thing: Tom p.m. Saturday-Sunday; A.D. Oct. 13; Universityof $29-$121; 713-224-7575, galleriesand shopsalong Center,5601S.Braeswood; Stoppard’sTony-winning Players,2710W.Alabama; HoustonSchool of Theatre houstonsymphony.org. Postoffice, the Strand and $15-$30; 713-686-0334, comedy muses on love $32-$41; 713-526-2721. production, Wortham St.Cecilia Chamber other areasnearby. 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Galveston ArtsCenter, 2201 Preston; the Orange Theater; 2540 Times; $20- Market,4617Montrose; Brahms at 7:30 p.m. Friday; La Traviata: Operain 2501 Market;worksby Show, 2401 Munger; and $36; 713-524-6706. $25; 713-524-6706. $20.The Bach Choir the Heightsperforms Jonah Groeneboer at Bohemeo’s708 Telephone; Immediate Family: Paul Assistance: Leslye Houstonand Mercury Giuseppe Verdi’sstory Galveston ArtistResidency, Oakley Stovall’s comedy Headland’s off-Broadway collaborateonworks of the courtesanwho 2521 Mechanic; and oil houstonfringefestival.org. xxx Houston Chronicle | HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com | Thursday-Wednesday, October 3, 2013-October 9, 2013 | Preview F17 ,*)&%-("$ '!(#*)+ F18 Preview | Thursday-Wednesday, October 3, 2013-October 9, 2013 | Houston Chronicle |HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com xxx -&$ #2&4"0)1# +0'-&$)5"0&' That’sawrap .//!*(%!./(/ Movies 1Tell us: What’s your favoriteTVseriesfinale? 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SLAYER Eugenio Derbezmay be High school cheerleader entirelytoo oldtopull fightsthe vampires in Museum of off the young Acapulco 1992 film basedonTV Fine Arts, “player” whose dalliance series. Houston Sony PicturesAnimation with an American woman Midnight Friday- 1001 Bissonnet; CLOUDY WITH ACHANCE OF MEATBALLS 2, xxx (JessicaLindsey)leads to Saturday 713-639-7515 “Cloudy 2” begins wherethe first film left off,with the island of Swallow Falls her dumping their baby 1 coveredingiant foodstuffs, courtesyofinventor Flint Lockwood’s out-of-control girl on his bachelor-pad HERB &DOROTHY cheeseburgerreplicator.But nowthe giant foods have evolvedintoliving creatures. doorstep.But he’s quite Discovery 50 X50 “Cloudy 2” is an unfocused romp thatgoesintoo manydirections. 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