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The many Faces of Battle To one Philly cop, homicide in this city is more than murder by numbers. Page 11

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Regarding last week’s beer week issue: Words escape me to say how much I love this “study” and feel as though I have been conducting my own study of Philly’s beer-drinking habits, somewhat less aware, since I moved here nearly 2 years ago. Dear Mr. Weary, if our paths ever cross, I owe you a beer.

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toy gift basket auctioned off alongside sports-themed ones—but the party was a study in altruism. If you want to make the world a kinder place, or at least more affordable in the wake of tragedy, everyone’s got something to bring to the table. Even if it’s a dildo. As the party got rowdier, a small fundraiser for O’Donnell was beginning a few blocks away in the empty lot at Third and Girard, a short walk from where her body was discovered last Wednesday

Every year, Lopez dresses crazy and volunteers for the dunk tank, inviting his recruits to have a go. “When they’re at the Academy, I make them do push-ups,” he boasts. So they gladly pay $5 for a chance to drop him into a pool of ice water. Next I met “Roundhouse Ron,” a friendly, biker-looking dude who says he has 26 years with the Crime Scene Unit. “The Police Department trained me to take photographs, so I flipped the script

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and use it to make money for them,” he says. Siranni is standing in front of a table splayed with calendars he shot and designed that feature photographs of chicks in bikinis reclining on motorcycles. He says the calendars raised $16,000 for survivors’ families last year. Maybe not all the fundraising efforts were totally appropriate—like the sex-

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He straightens his back, plants his legs and dramatically whips open the robe. Underneath, the guy’s sporting a dayglo green ball-hugger Borat bathing suit stretched, and I mean stretched, over a gold bodysuit. Meet Sgt. Al Lopez. “He’s the strictest disciplinarian at the [Police] Academy!” says a woman nearby.

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In the wake of the brutal sexual assault and murder of Sabina Rose O’Donnell— and the 124 people murdered in Philadelphia as of June 6—homicide has been higher in the collective consciousness of the Killadelph than usual. O’Donnell was a pretty and popular waitress at the hip Piazza hangout PYT, and news of her tragic death has rattled the city. The Philadelphia Police Department, still searching for O’Donnell’s killer, is dealing with its own losses as the alleged killers of Sgt. Stephen Liczbinski and Officer Isabel Nazario, two cops killed in the line of duty in 2008, begin trial this week. The only good news in the face of all this tragedy and death is that, like cover subject Police Officer Kathryn Battle does every day, citizens are coming together to help out the families left behind. Last Saturday afternoon— after a night that saw a 3-yearold hospitalized after being struck in the head by a stray bullet in Olney—two very different communities hosted three very different parties all with the goal of raising spirits and money. Starting at 3 p.m. at Finnegan’s Wake and spilling into a street party at 4th and Spring Garden streets, Philadelphia police officers, families and supporters scarfed hot dogs and beer at the 14th Annual Police Survivor’s Benefit. By 4 p.m., the crowd was thick enough to require a sharp shoulder to slice through and swelled as the hours went on. A partygoer donned a T-shirt that read, “A city that makes enemies of its police had better make friends with its criminals,” others wore T-shirts and hats emblazoned with gravestone dates and badge numbers of specific fallen officers. A guy in a curly wig, fake porn ’stache, Elvis shades and shiny gold tights peeking out beneath a brown bathrobe is standing next to me, hanging out next to the dunk tank. He leans over. “Do you know who I am?” I admit I don’t.

morning. With little disposable income, the dozen or so artists, led by Philly Folk Parader Barb Gettes of the Spinning Leaves, donated what they have— guitars, a soundboard, social-networking skills and lots of friends—to help out. Urban hippies they are, the goal was to raise a few dollars and “clear the air.” By 7 p.m., only a few people had gathered at the cocktail tables set up in the parking lot. It felt kind of empty, with only a hot wind and sounds of a trolley car rumbling, the occasional screaming ambulance and a lone musician strumming at a mic. A homeless man walked over, sat on the curb, took off his shoes and rubbed his feet, nodding along. Local musician Todd Henkin sang a few songs before talking directly to us. “I felt weird about playing here tonight,” he says. “But now that I’m up here, I feel better about it. Whether we raise money or not, something terrible happened here and it feels good to try to clean it up. I mean, I hope to raise money but whether we do or not, this is a good thing to do.” His next song, accidentally I’m sure, summed up the sentiment: “Can you tell me when it’s safe outside so I can finally breathe, I hope to God, I hope to God, this is poetry.” Later, the Spinning Leaves sing a song called “Try Try Try Try Try Try Try.” Gettes explains that it’s about trying to love one another in the face of tragedy, and that she wrote it after the massacre at Virginia Tech. Thirty-two people were senselessly slain that day, which is approximately how many people have been killed in Philadelphia every five to six weeks. All in all, coupled with a donation from the Fire at Fourth and Girard, the little group raised about $350 for the Sabina Rose O’Donnell fund established by PYT owner Tommy Up, who himself donated proceeds from a dance party later that night at Octo Lounge. After the show, a few of us walked over to the grassy lot where O’Donnell’s body was found. There was a small memorial with flowers, handwritten notes and two dollar-store candles burning. Since her murder, I’ve heard a lot of people say, “It could have been me.” It’s true but annoying, like somehow they are trying to cop some tough neighborhood cred out of a tragic situation. But it’s a small comfort to know that Saturday night, people all over Philadelphia were doing everything they could, no matter how small, because it could have been you. n

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The road to reducing the city’s crime rate is paved with hypocrisy. To see why, you need not look much further than the case of William Barnes. By now you’ve probably heard of Barnes, who was recently acquitted in the 2007 death of Officer Walter Barclay. Barnes shot Barclay—then a 23-year-old rookie cop—twice during an East Oak Lane robbery in November 1966. One of the bullets lodged near Barclay’s heart and remained there throughout his life. Barnes, now 74, served 16 of his 20 sentenced years for the shooting, and 10 more for escape attempts and other crimes. He was eventually released on bail and found work at the Ridge Avenue Shop Rite in Roxborough. He also gave lectures at Temple University and Eastern State Penitentiary. He had been free just a few months when Barclay died, at which time he was re-arrested. The trial lasted a week and it was concluded that the link between Barnes’ bullet and Barclay’s death wasn’t strong enough to convict Barnes of murder. What does this have to do with the city’s efforts to get smart on crime? Everything. District Attorney Seth Williams has advocated lowering prison costs by finding ways to cut the pretrial rate, which currently makes up 57 percent of the daily jail population. He has also acknowledged that the city needs to ease its parole-violation standards (18 percent of the city’s jailed) and, as seen in the easing of marijuana-offense laws, eliminate drawn-out trials for nonviolent offenders. And Barnes’ case is an example of at least two of these: He was kept in jail for almost three years before entering his not-guilty plea on May 17. And at the time of his re-arrest, he was found with keys and a cell phone, both of which were reported as parole violations. Williams is anything but empathetic. We’re not here to paint the former career criminal as an angel—in Barnes’ hayday, he was surely anything but. However, the case for his re-arrest has always been weak, and a jury said so after a mere week of trial and six hours of deliberation, according to

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the Philadelphia Inquirer and other sources on the scene. Barnes was jailed Aug. 21, 2007. His incarceration throughout this time, according to the Pew Charitable Trust’s Philadelphia Research Initiative’s estimates, cost the taxpayers of Philadelphia $7,013 (Pew estimates it costs about $20 to jail someone for the first day and $7 each day thereafter, which includes food, medicine, labwork and clothing. However, the total cost of the system divided by the number of inmate days brings that number closer to $95 per day, when

jail maintenance, security, pension and other costs are factored in. In this latter estimate, the cost of keeping Barnes and others like him in jail pretrial has cost taxpayers about $95,000 each during this time). At that, Barnes may still be in jail until 2030 (see also: life) for the parole violation of having keys and a cell phone on his person at the time of his re-arrest. While that may seem a little harsh, what’s worse is that having keys and a cell phone aren’t necessarily parole violations. It was the lack of permission

from his parole officer to have these items that resulted in the violation. As of now, he won’t even be able to see a parole board until 2013, costing the taxpayers $6,789 individually and $91,960 including all costs. This, mind you, is assuming his meeting takes place Jan. 1, 2013—which it won’t. As for the final point, wasn’t Barnes, at the time of his re-arrest, considered a nonviolent offender? We can’t see any plausible situation in which this senior citizen, motivational speaker and grocery bagger was a threat to society. In fact, his continued incarceration may have stemmed from his decision to go to trial rather than make a deal with the D.A.’s Office. “We feel Bill is being punished,” says attorney Sam Silver, who defended Barnes in the murder trial, “for exercising his constitutional rights. If he had accepted a plea of third-degree murder, and said, ‘I’m a murderer,’ then the District Attorney’s Office wouldn’t have taken a position as to his parole. But because he dared say, ‘I want to be tried. I want to have a jury determine whether I’m going to be condemned as a murderer,’ and because he was fully exonerated by that jury, he’s paying the price.” The D.A.’s Office and Assistant District Attorney Edward Cameron, who prosecuted the case, did not return calls for comment. In a statement released upon the verdict, Williams said: “William Barnes may not have been convicted of murder but it doesn’t take away from what he did. Barnes killed a police officer who was just beginning his courageous service for the city of Philadelphia. While it took over 40 years for that death to happen, it doesn’t make it any less sad or senseless.” Asked by Fox 29 about the jury finding Barnes not guilty, Williams told anchors Sheinelle Jones and Mike Jerrick the jury “got it wrong”—though he respects their verdict. Williams doesn’t seem to be budging on his Abrahamic stance, which means Barnes will likely die in jail. We’ve got to wonder if further efforts to make progressive change in Philadelphia’s legal system will be muddied by the same likely hypocrisy that took place here. n

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By Tara Murtha tmurtha@philadelphiaweekly.com you know about crime victims’ compensation in case you don’t have insurance to bury your loved one.” She’s referring to the $6,500, up from $5,000 last year, that Pennsylvania’s Victims Compensation Assistance Program provides to the families of homicide victims who lack sufficient insurance to defray funeral and burial costs. Funds are contingent on evidence that the victim didn’t play a role in his or her murder—no drugs or weapon on the body at the time of death. But completing victim’s comp paperwork is about the only straightforward aspect of Battle’s job. From there on out, she is that family’s advocate. First, she patiently gives them a practical crash course in what to do after a family member is murdered. After that, contact can be as simple as providing a quick update on the investigation or as devastating as accompanying a mother as she identifies the body and explaining why her son’s hands are bagged. “Or you may have a mother come in and we’ve already covered him in a sheet,” says Battle. “And you have to explain to that family member why they can’t get that last hug.” After the detectives notify the family, they refer them to Battle because inevitably they all ask, “Oh God, what do I do now?”

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a recent Tuesday morning and Battle is at her desk. Compared to the day before, it’s relatively calm in the office. Three people were murdered that weekend in the city, which makes for piles of paperwork and phone calls on Monday. Anyone who has been inside the Roundhouse will tell you the place is downright decrepit. There are good reasons the PPD is moving to the old Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company building at 46th and Market next year despite the cost in a grim economy. Cracked walls seem held up by columns of cardboard boxes stacked six high. Beige metal filing cabinets mark makeshift office spaces. Battle works in a tight area carved out by the line squad, the fugitive squad and special investigations, where cold cases are rekindled. Her desk looks like a thrift-store cast-off, a bulky wood behemoth full of chips and scrapes. She still uses floppy disks. In the top drawer she keeps a can of Static Guard, her secret weapon against ticks, ants and other creepy-crawlies that like to come out especially when bags of evidence line the floor. Her space is wallpapered with upbeat aphorisms and Bible passages about death and grief. “I keep positive thinking all around me because unfortunately, by the time they come to me, it’s death,” she says. There have been 124 homicides so far this year (up to June 6), a pace 4 percent higher than last year, which closed out with 305 homicides. Since taking the job in 2003, Battle has processed at least 1,500 victim’s compensation applications and insurance claims.

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any given night in Philadelphia when gunshots ring out, the corner boys break sudden and fast like billiard balls, dropping out of sight. Chances are they’ve left a body behind, bleeding to death on the streets of what the next morning’s papers will refer to as a “drug infested” neighborhood. Minutes, sometimes hours after the victim dies, a call comes in to the Homicide Unit on the second floor of the Philadelphia Police Headquarters, better known as the Roundhouse (from above, the building is shaped like handcuffs), at Eighth and Arch streets. When a job comes in, a well-honed machine whirs to life: One team of detectives dashes to the scene, another heads to the hospital. The body is identified and the family notified in person—often just a formality, since neighborhood residents usually know who was murdered before police do. From then on, who the victim was when alive is reduced to statistics—age, race, sex—and the body now evidence of its own demise. It’ll be cut open and analyzed for clues. In a shooting, hands will be bagged and checked for DNA and gun powder. Detectives need to stay focused on the facts and the clues, and not get overwhelmed by the grief of it all. They leave that part to Officer Kathryn Battle. Back at the office, Officer Battle works an angle of the case that won’t be covered in the next day’s news. While detectives chase hot leads, it’s Battle’s job to deliver condolences and cold comfort to the murder victim’s family. Within 48 hours, though usually the next morning, Battle makes calls to the bereaved. Over the next few days and sometimes, years, she will be the face of the PPD to the family, acting as an adviser, counselor, companion and advocate, depending on the situation. But first she has to make the dreaded call. After offering formal condolences on behalf of the Homicide Unit, Battle gets to the point. “As the victims’ assistance officer, it’s is my duty to let

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communities routinely battered by homicide, Battle represents a kinder, more compassionate face of the PPD. And a necessary one—bad blood’s been coursing between residents of crime-riddled neighborhoods and the police charged with both protecting and regulating them for decades. On one hand, the PPD’s reputation is tarnished with reports of racism and corruption. Just last month a white cop, Sgt. Robert Ralston, shot himself in Overbrook and blamed a fictitious black man with “cornrows.” The same week, Officer William Thrasher was re-instated after being fired last year for calling the citizens in the 22nd District “animals” doing “typical nigger shit” in front of a student journalist. And the Philadelphia Daily News’ Pulitzer-winning expose of crooked cops in Narcotics looms large in the minds of citizens.

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For someone who deals in death all day, 55-yearold Battle laughs a lot. Born and raised in Philly— John Bartram High in Southwest Philly, class of ’72—Battle claims Southern values by way of her family’s roots in North Carolina, reflected in the way she punctuates easy-flowing conversation with formal courtesies and old-school etiquette. Like the way she refers to a corpse as “this young man.” The phone rings. “Good morning, Homicide!” she says cheerfully. It’s a funeral director—already familiar with how victim’s comp works—calling from a particularly murderous neighborhood. There’s been a murder and the family doesn’t have the money to cover the funeral expenses. Often, funeral directors will front the cost if they’re relatively certain the family will receive a reimbursement check from the state (in about six to eight weeks). Knowing the rules—no drugs, no guns—they read the newspaper accounts of a murder and then try to work over Battle and get her guarantee the state will approve the application. But Battle always plays it by the book. “There’s no guns or drugs. And it’s based on the conduct of the victim,” she repeats. Then she erupts into good-natured laughter. “You’re saying that, you’re not going to get Officer Battle to say that!” The funeral director, who Battle will keep calling ‘darling’, argues that fronting the cost is a risk. “Well, living every day in this city is,” responds Battle. Because homicide victims are most often young (black) men, most of Battle’s interactions are with grieving mothers or, less frequently, wives. Battle spreads her infectious charisma into the corners of a dark situation, calling to check in and sharing tea with the bereaved in their living rooms. The phone rings again. The time it’s the mother of a man who just died after two weeks on life support. Somewhere in the system, an aggravated assault charge was upgraded to homicide and Battle’s ever-expanding client pool just got one soul deeper. The woman on the phone is scared to identify her son’s body and go to the funeral parlor. Sometimes, Battle accompanies the mothers herself if they don’t have anyone else. Battle advises the mother not to make funeral arrangements alone. “You're going to think with your heart, not your head,” she says. “They’re going to show you the very best, but we only give you $6,500. And you have to live afterward … Have the funeral director give me a call.” She hangs up, lets out a big sigh and slaps her thighs. “She’s crying and she wants to do everything all by herself.”

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made an arrest, nine times out of 10 I won’t go. But say it’s an active job and we feel the offender may attend ... part of my job is to let the numbered district know where it’s going to happen so I can have a uniformed cop outside.” Battle says it’s typical in drug-war culture for murderers to show up at their victims’ funerals. “It’s some kind of ritual,” she offers, adding that in these cases, many mourners are strapped. Surrounded by sorrow and vengeance, Battle serves as both protector and lookout, blending in the pews, dressed in civvies, her radio and GLOCK, “as heavy as it is sometimes,” she laughs, concealed on her person. Battle says the Police Department makes every attempt not to disrupt the services. In fact, she lets the minister know what’s up ahead of time. “I go and introduce myself to the pastor to let him know, ‘I’m coming into your church armed.’ That’s just respect,” she nods. “We’re sensitive to the family’s needs but we’re also sensitive to not disrespect god’s house.” Criminals tend not to show the same courtesy. Battle describes a stakeout scene from a few years ago that almost turned into a Quentin Tarantino-style disaster. “This is when we were having problems up in Lansdowne. They were shooting at Masters Street and there was a war going on at 55th and Poplar. We received word that the guys were coming to the funeral to take someone down,” she says. The suspected “doer” showed up at the church. Battle got up to follow him on his way out, and ran smack into chaos: a group of men in black masks with guns drawn rushed in from around the corner. She didn’t know it at the time, but it was ATF officers acting on their own tip. Then the PPD’s Criminal Intelligence Unit came running in with their guns drawn. “You learn from things like that,” says Battle. “I never draw my weapon unnecessarily, but that day I would have blown someone away.” Since then, the PPD installed protocol so everyone is informed.

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most murder victims are between 18 and 24 years old, last year six children under the age of 10 were killed in Philadelphia. It’s too much to bear, even for a cop whose beat is managing grief. “When we did all the kids’ funerals, I started crying,” Battle says, referring to the deaths of 22-year-old Latoya Smith, her baby Remedy, 6-year-old Aaliyah Griffin and 7-year-old Gina Rosario, all killed when struck by a vehicle speeding away from a crime scene. “As hard as I was trying to be superwoman,” says Battle, trailing off. “Most of us are parents and even though you try to keep it apart, it’s hard.” Like most officers, or most anybody

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was life as a working single mother that partly informed the then-31year-old’s decision to become a cop in the first place. At the time, she was on the brink of divorce and realized, “I had to raise those two boys!” She laughs while explaining why she left a career designing kitchens to join the force. “When I first started, I really wanted to help people. I really thought that I could change the world. I really believed that. I still believe it,” she says. She signed up for Police Academy in 1986 when African-American women were being actively recruited. She was part of the second class of 100 black women. After starting out as a uniformed cop in the 17th District, Battle moved to Narcotics. After a few years in Narcotics, Battle sought out work at the Conflict Prevention and Resolution Unit, which deals with investigating bias crimes. While in CPR, Battle was affected by how she saw victims treated. “Crime victims didn’t really have anything,” she says. “No one explained anything to you.” So she took a job as a victim's assistance officer (VAO) in the 12th District. In 2003, then-commissoner Sylvester Johnson created her current position, where she is dedicated only to working with families of homicide victims. “We were having so many homicides and a lot of families didn’t know what to do,

and we hadn’t promoted compensation like we should have,” says Battle. There were 348 homicides in 2003. “[Johnson] was looking for a holistic approach,” she says. Battle’s vivacious personality and reputation as a leader and a well-liked cop—she was a runner-up for the George Fencl Award in 2001, given to an officer for honor, compassion, kindness and courage—made her a prime candidate for the new slot. “I was kind of tapped for it,” she says. “They wanted an experienced victim’s assistance officer.” It was baptism by gunfire. One of the first things Battle did after learning all about victim’s compensation was meet with funeral directors from all over the city to teach them about the process. “At one time they didn’t want to work with it because they thought it was just all tedious paperwork,” she says. Then Battle began cobbling together an education that helps her navigate the sensitive situations that regularly accompany her unusual job. Over the years, she’s taken courses with the Pa. Commission on Crime and Delinquency, the Department of Behavioral Health and Temple University. “I don’t pretend to be a counselor or anything, I’m not. But I give the facts,” she says. Later on, she admits she’s a bit softer than that. “There’s something within me … I’ll call. ‘How are you doing? How are you feeling?’ Because a lot of our families will not go for counseling, and they need it.” Battle tucks a family under her wing and hustles them through clumsy bureaucracy that can make a painful situation worse. “The system is set up where you would be victimized twice. It’s not a victim-friendly system. Justice moves slow,” she says. “We try to make sure there’s a healing part that goes on because a homicide is tremendous. It’s something that can destroy a family more than anything else because there’s so many questions.” Battle says it pays to know where to send people. Her phone is full of numbers for doctors, counselors, psychiatrists, anyone and everyone willing to spring into action to get a traumatized kid into therapy or a newly orphaned one into the custody of a trusted relative. “Whenever it’s homicides with children involved, it hurts you because if we don’t get those children immediate counseling, we will see those children again,” she says. For Battle, the most important number on speed-dial is the Rev. Dr. Daly Barnes of the 59th Street Baptist Church. “He keeps me spiritually connected,” she says. “He is the greatest pastor alive and you can quote me on that,” she says. She calls him when she feels overwhelmed and frustrated. “He’ll say, ‘Now Kathy, mercy.’ His favorite thing to say to me is mercy.” Just as Battle has gotten to know many of the funeral directors in town, she also knows many of the ministers, priests, rabbis and imams on a first-name basis by attending funerals of homicide victims. “A lot of [funerals] I go to because the family may express … safety issues. If we’ve

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squared off. Battle held her ground: By breaking the law, Greene’s son played with fire and got burned. Greene lost her son’s life but was determined to win respect for his death. To whatever Battle said, Greene repeatedly replied, “But he was my son.” Then it clicked for Battle. “Something inside me went flip-flopflip-flop,” says Battle. “Regardless of the circumstances, that was still her child.” It was an invaluable lesson. “No matter what, the pain is the same,” she says. Since then, she’s made it her business to “treat every loved one the way I want to be treated. With dignity and respect.” It’s hard to believe Battle, chatty as she is, is ever at a loss for words. But she admits that glimpsing the pain of another person, another mother, up close can make her speechless. “Sometimes you just don’t know what to say,” she says. “I’ll just say God bless, because sometimes less is best.” While most cops try to keep family and Roundhouse roles separate, for Battle, letting her two lives spill into one another has enriched both. “Part of this job made me love my children even more,” she says referring to her sons, 32-year-old Jason, an ad rep who lives with his family in New York, and 26-yearold Christopher, who’s in graduate school in Texas. “I think that’s why I strive so hard to make them be successful,” she says. “Not that they can’t be victims, but I just realized how blessed I was … I pray I never get to know any of these mothers’ pain.”

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Battle says she’s routinely confronted by angry families who say the police don’t care enough to solve murders in their ’hood. “I hear it from families,” says Battle. “’Why is it that when a cop is killed, y’all solve it so fast? My son was killed and no one’s doing nothing!’” “I have to explain to them as tactfully as I can that when an officer is killed, other agencies step in. State police, FBI, DEA.” Battle says more witnesses than usual come forward when a cop is killed. On the other hand, her colleagues say they are frustrated that homicide investigations are routinely hamstrung by the ‘no-snitch’ code, rampant in the same communities who say they want crimes solved. “There’s hostility toward police as a whole because they feel that if we were doing our job, it wouldn’t have happened. But we can’t have a cop on every corner,” says Battle. “And if we did, [criminals] would go inside.” It’s impossible to hang out in the Homicide Unit of the Roundhouse for long without ‘no-snitch’ coming up. Since the holy trinity for solving crimes is DNA, evidence and witness testimony, ‘no-snitch’ leads to a lot of unsolved murders and unanswered prayers. It pisses off Battle and other cops working homicide cases. “Everybody sees something, everybody hears something,” she says. “It’s frustrating for us because we know better. Somebody did see something.”

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“He explains to them that usually the cop on the case. Then the old-time homicide only job that emotionally first bullet takes them out.” cop came out, ‘What are you doing?’ and swish,” he says, miming slamming a book rivals burying children It’s a chance for family to address shut. “‘I’m a cop and you can’t even let a cop is when a police officer is specific concerns about their case though see it?’ That’s how they were.” killed. Battle concedes that “Most of the specific Old-school secrecy is a far cry from the One tidy accordion file concerns are, ‘Why isn’t this solved yet?’” relatively new-wave culture that emphasizes on a shelf next to Battle’s desk contains the Next-of-kin meetings aren’t just feelcommunication between neighborhoods, files of all the Philadelphia police officers good public relations. Communication is a families and police. “We’re understanding killed since she’s been on the job. When two-way street. On a practical level, Battle the different neighborhoods in which we an officer is killed, Battle works with the harvests tips from these meetings the PPD work,” says Battle, while crediting CommisFraternal Order of Police to get all the would otherwise likely miss. sioner Ramsey and Captain James Clark paperwork and benefits to the family as “Sometimes, the family gets more inforwith being interested in improving relationquickly as possible. mation than we do. People in the commuships with families left behind by homicide. nity will tell the family, ‘John did it and I She picks up a folder and hugs it to her “One of the things Ramsey and Clark chest. saw him!’ But they won’t tell us because of wanted me to do was to make sure the “This,” she sighs, “this, I cry when I do it. that no-snitch policy. Or… they’ll tell us families know what’s going on [with inThis is the folder of all the police officers one thing but go back and tell the family that have been killed since I’ve been doing this. And it hurts.” Ten Philadelphia police officers have been killed in the line of duty since 2003. Battle is solemn as she flips through the folder. “This [file] starts with Gary Skerski,” she says. Gary F. Skerski was a 46-yearold officer who was shot and killed in 2006 while responding to an armed robbery after 16 years on the force. “This is Skerski, this is Cassidy, this is Liczbinski, Nazario, McDonald, Simpson, Pawlowski,” she says. “This is all their paperwork and it hurts…because even though you think you are prepared you never are when it becomes your own.” Battle says she acutely feels the loss of a fellow officer, even if she didn’t know him or her personally. “It’s like I lost someone in my Two grieving women try to run past police at the crime scene on Somerset and Emerald streets in the family,” she says. You become like family working so Kensington section of Philadelphia after three people were shot resulting in two deaths. closely together. Every aspect vestigations], because that is part of their of a case is important. In the trenches, something different.” healing,” says Battle. it's a matter of give and take. Essentially, Battle catches more bees, When Ramsey signed on as commisBattle takes the heat off homicides cops and hopefully murderers, with honey. sioner in January 2008, he brought the too busy working the case to deal with griev“Lot of times they’ll tell me something concept of the “next-of-kin meeting” with ing family members all day. Senior Detective they wouldn’t tell the detective because him from his previous position as chief of Eddie Rocks, a 40-year veteran on the force, maybe they didn’t like the way he talked to the Metropolitan Police Department in says detectives were overwhelmed with or responded to them,” she says. “Now here Washington, D.C. constant phone calls from family members I come with this calm, soothing voice.” Battle says Ramsey encouraged her to before Battle came on board. Battle’s getting ready for retirement take the basic formula of the next-of-kin “It’s hard because the family wants to sometime in the next few years, after what know what’s happening as you do your inves- meeting and take it to the next level. In ad- she calls a great career with the PPD. dition to inviting the families, Battle also tigation … and they’ll call in a complaint if “I’ve seen things the average person brings in detectives, the district attorney, they can’t reach you,” he says. While he’s still hasn’t,” says Battle. She likes to say that if she head medical examiner and local support very close with some family members from was walking the beat somewhere, she could groups who set up information booths for cases from over the years, he simply doesn’t stop the president—at least until she found have the time to both form new relationships families to browse between appointments. out he was the president. The first one was held in 2008 and covand clear cases. “Kathy can walk right up to “It’s an awesome power bestowed on you ered all 2007 cases. At the last one, held my desk and ask what’s happening with the and you have to know how to use it,” she says. in March, Battle sent out 185 invitations. case, or pull the file.” She has only one bit of advice for the next Seventy family members of murder victims officer to take her position. “Have an open “The [detectives] get assigned certain cases, showed up. but I got to know all of them,” Battle sighs. heart, and don’t judge,” she says. Battle says it’s important to have the Such openness wasn’t always PPD policy. Like with police. medical examiner there so he can answer “I can remember being a young uniform “If there’s one bad cop, he makes all painful questions about how quickly the cop 40 years ago,” he says. “I was on a homithe rest look bad,” she says. “But on the cide case. So I’m at City Hall, I got the binder victim died. “A lot of people want to know, whole, I’d like to think people judge as did my loved one suffer?” says Battle. open and I’m reading interviews. I was the they meet us.” n joseph kaczmarek

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really, Battle has an inherent soft spot for kids affected by murder. “The children are the ones who are the true victims,” she says. After 24 years on the force and as the mother of two and the grandmother of a 6-year-old boy, Battle has seen firsthand how violent crime and murder in Philadelphia traumatizes children even when it’s not their own family member that’s killed. She recalls a crime-scene encounter a few weeks ago when rookie Officer Rudolph Gary shot and killed his former brother-inlaw in broad daylight in South Philly. When a homicide goes down in front of a neighborhood like that, Battle sees everyone that witnesses the violence as victims also—especially kids. “I went down there and a lot of kids said, ‘Cops shoot people.’ … It was such a profound statement for a child to look at me and say, ‘Cops kill,’” she says, shaking her head. “These kids witnessed what happened. I’m trying to un-convince them. I said, ‘When you see us in uniform, we don’t do that. Now he didn’t have a uniform on, did he?’ Because this 7-year-old is talking to me … I can’t just walk away and figure his mother will talk to him. You get one opportunity.” One way Battle seizes that opportunity is by keeping a stash of big fuzzy stuffed bears on hand. They come in black and white, boys and girls. “I took that bear and I shoved it in his face,” she says, briefly cracking up with laughter. “No, I didn’t shove it in his face,” she says seriously. “I gave it to him and said, ‘this is what police give, we give love.’” It’s a small gesture, but Battle says it helps break the ice and soften a hard situation. “Realize that I’m talking to a 7-year-old inner city male whose already got the mind of a 20-year-old in his head because he’s seen the things the average 7-year-old should never ever see. He saw that shooting. His thing is, ‘Cops kill people.’ That was it. But I had an opportunity to kind of let him know that cops give bears, cops give love, if you’re in trouble, reach out.” After some hesitation, the boy took the stuffed animal and hopefully, his mother took Battle's advice "to get him into therapy.” Part of the reason Battle is able to connect with kids so well is because of her warm mannerisms and street clothes. “In a positive way, most people don’t believe I’m a cop,” she laughs. Battle also hosts an annual holiday party for kids of slain citizens. It’s usually hosted in the Roundhouse auditorium but Battle says Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey was determined to throw a better party last year. He came through, finding Battle a little extra money so she could host the party in the top floor of the View banquet hall at Broad and Brown. Battle invited 41 children of homicide victims, and recruited a fellow officer to dress as Santa. In the many photographs snapped that day, kids and teens with slain fathers are smiling, stories above the North Philly pavement.

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All day. Through Saturday. Free. schuylkill river bank, from the Fairmount Water Works to Locust St., and at Bartram’s Garden, 54th St. and Lindbergh Blvd. artintheopenphila.org

Holly Golightly and the Broke-offs

For a Brit named after a flighty, gold-digging Audrey Hepburn character, the London-born Holly Golightly—her given first and middle names, believe it or not—captures Americana with ease, charm and a good heaping of wit. With twangy guitars and tales of the devil, love and a .45 pistol, Golightly performs songs that blend honky-tonk, folk, cabaret jazz and garage rock. Duets, often with compatriot Lawyer Dave, bear the same sincerity and affection as those of Johnny and June. Importantly, like those great country artists of yore, Golightly

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Everything is better when it’s done outside. Apply this to artmaking and you’ve got yourself the premise of the latest arts festival to hit our fine city. Thirty-six artists will participate in the four-day festival, and while you may not recognize most of their names, you’ve definitely seen some of their work.

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(Example: Paul Santoleri, who is responsible for tons of murals, including the one at the library at Sixth and Girard.) In addition to being able to meander through artists at work along the banks of the Schuylkill, you can also swing by art stations, where teachers will have supplies to let you create your own masterpiece. And Sips kicked off last week, so afterward, you can grab a cheap drink and continue to bask in outside awesomeness. ERICA PALAN

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can switch between a rousing foot-stomper about love gone sour and a yearning minor-key ballad with ease and grace. Katherine SilKaitiS 8pm. $10. M Room, 15 W. Girard Ave. 215.739.5577. themanhattanroom.com

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they’re not busy with other projects. More than a dozen of them have come together as the Brass, Skins & Strings Collective, and this month’s installment of the Lucky Old Souls series will feature a BSSC trio reduction—with Jafar Barron on cornet, Elliott Levin on reeds and poetry and Anthony Mohamed on percussion. Kicking off the night is drummer Doug Hirlinger and Waveform Razorback, a trio of a completely different stripe, with Matt Mitchell (of Tim Berne fame) on keyboards and Ben Gerstein covering the low end on trombone. david r. adler

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messed up—and can‘t take care of ourselves. But the friendship is a one-sided one: They get us hot messes safely home in one piece, but passengers rarely think about their well-being (or how crappy it must be to scrub vomit out of the backseat). Two documentaries give a glimpse into the lives and struggles of Philly’s road warriors, and reveal that most of us know little about them after all these years. Yo! Taxi, created by Fishtown’s Termite Television Collective, explores the lives of local drivers, many of whom are immigrants, and their grievances with the PPA. Meanwhile, Media Mobilizing Project’s Driving the American Dream looks at the situation of drivers in this city who face robbery, murder and accidents without health insurance or workers’ compensation. Perhaps after learning a bit more about them, you’ll be more prone to aim for your purse when you’re feeling ill. Gerry chriStoPher JohnSon

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7pm. $5. scribe Video center, 4212 Chestnut St. 215.222.4201. scribe.org

9pm. $8-$10. With Doug Hirlinger’s Waveform Razorback. Moonstone arts center, 110 S. 13th St. 215.735.9600. moonstoneartscenter.org

For the uninitiated, a show by the New Orleansbased husband-and-wife team Quintron and Miss Pussycat typically includes the following: A puppet show, a large keyboard/organ rig designed to look like the front of a car, a “Drum Buddy” (a crazy-looking, oscillating drum machine that works when exposed to light), a “Spit Machine” (a hand organ powered by saliva) and a “Disco Light Machine” (a light-powered tone generator). All those gadgets were invented by Quintron, who with Miss Pussycat also came up with “swamp tech”—a combination of dirty, jazzy organ, ghettotech beats and bluesy vocals. Put together, it’s like getting your groove on at a science fair. Michael alan GoldberG

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Cultivate your budding art collection at this annual fine-arts show at the Crane Arts building on Saturday and Sunday, where more than 120 emerging artists and photographers will show works priced at $199 or less. Delia King’s reverse-glass paintings are an intricate look at a unique crafting technology, and Victor Perez, a Kensington local who runs SK8Lamps, creates lighting fixtures out of skateboard parts. Alongside the vendors will be food from places like Las Cazuelas, Quince, One Village Coffee, and Northport Fishington Cookie Factory (purveyor of much-discussed vegan cookies.) The InLiquid-sponsored event serves as a jumpingoff point for artists who may not have the funds to promote their works elsewhere, so look at it as both a chance to discover the Next Big Thing and to support their creativity. eMily FreiSher

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Through Sunday. 1pm. Free. crane arts Building, 1400 N. American St. inliquid.com.

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here are approximately 150 long, grueling days until Halloween. If you can’t wait another day to dress up and wreak havoc as a blood-hungry zombie stalking the streets of Philadelphia, you’re in luck. Bust out your shredded clothing, sickly face paint and corn-syrup blood and head to the Troc for the Second Annual Zombie Beach Party. Rock out to zombie-themed tunes and win prizes for the best beach-themed zombie. If you have trouble applying fake wounds or getting the undead bags under your eyes just right, a limited number of make-up artists will be available to help. And hey, don’t be shy when you get off the train looking like a freak dressed as a zombie on a random Friday night in June. Own it: There are only a few days a year that it is completely acceptable to douse yourself in fake blood. Mary elizabeth Sullivan

Fri., June 11, 8pm. $7-$10. Trocadero, 1003 Arch St. 215.922.6888. thetroc.com

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Dead Meadows Dead Meadows’ heavily blunted riffs cast a wide wake due to a weighty blues throb woolly as a mammoth and twice as massive. The lulling pace is such that you witness the fossilization in real time, while the wailing wah echoes back to the Stoned Age. Though hazy psychedelic rumble predominates, there are intermittent bursts of propulsive acoustic fare here as well, such as the catchy Neil Young-ish, “At the Edge of the Wood.” chriS ParKer

9pm. $12. With Gondola and Serpent Throne. M Room, 15 W. Girard Ave. 215.739.5577. themanhattanroom.com

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Soak up those sweet, sweet gamma rays as a motley crew of super-sized brawlers rumble in a series of radioactive slobber-knockers. The official afterparty for the Wizard World Philadelphia comic convention, this is the latest live-action monster marathon from the global sensation known as Kaiju Big Battel. It's Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah scaled down to fit the stage of a sweaty concert hall. The apocalyptic bouts feature the likes of Cycloptopuss, Powa Ranjuru, Sunbuster, Steam Powered Tentacle Boulder and many more. If any of these mutants survive the battles (or the humidity) they might just make it into Kaiju’s 22nd hall of fame ceremony in the Halls of Danger. Unless you’ve got Doctor Serizawa’s Oxygen Destroyer device, there’s no stopping it now. Paul MontGoMery

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John Adams was a ballsy motherfucker. At least, this is the impression one gets from repeated childhood viewings of 1776 (in which Mr. Adams is played by William Daniels, aka Mr. Feeny from Boy Meets World ). While our eventual second president’s in-your-face attitude helped earn our nation its liberty, have you ever wondered about how much of his courage was… liquid? It’s believed that Adams drank a shit-ton of cider, and that wasn’t uncommon among the Founding Fathers. Learn more about colonial beverages with brewery historian Rich Wagner, who will dish about early Philadelphia taverns and the brews poured at them. Part of the massive schedule of programming for Philly Beer Week, admission includes a tasting of brews from Yards’ “Ales of the Revolution” series, which includes Poor Richard’s Tavern Spruce Ale, a beer brewed in honor of Philadelphia favorite Ben Franklin. Bottoms up! e.P.

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Red Son Discussion Superman. Everyone’s favorite big, blue boy scout couldn’t be more American if Action Comics #1 had been penciled by Norman Rockwell. But what if ol’ Kal-El hadn’t crashlanded in rural Kansas? What if he’d fell into a collective farm in 1950s Ukraine? In 2003, writer Mark Millar (Kick-Ass, Wanted ) and artist Dave Johnson posed just that question in DC Comics’ Superman: Red Son. Stop by Brave New Worlds to discuss the story, set in an alternate reality in which Superman fights for Stalin, the proletariat and the Communist way (instead of truth, justice and the American way) as the Soviet Union’s super-powered trump card. Batman, Green Lantern and other Justice Leaguers don their parkas for their own Cold War cameos, but it’s Lex Luthor who takes the most surprising turn in this Eisner-nominated tale. If you like your capes and tights with a little geopolitical commentary, look no further. Bring your own copy or buy one there. Paul MontgoMery

7pm. Free. Brave new Worlds, 45 N. Second St. 215.925.6525. bravenewworldscomics.com

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Hacienda San Antonio’s Hacienda got their first big break when the Black Keys Dan Auerbach picked the Villanueva brothers—Abraham, Jaime and Rene—and their cousin Dante Schwebel as his backing band on the Keep It Hid tour. Their sound is a polyglot blend of rootsy pop, blues, county and roadhouse rock, so it makes sense that Auerbach produced Hacienda’s first album Loud Is the Night in 2008, as well as the new Big Red & Barbacoa, out last month. This latest, dubbed by PopMatters as this summer’s must-have barbecue soundtrack, leans a bit harder on Hacienda’s Latin heritage, its swoony pop harmonies cut with slinky rhythms and a smoking slide guitar. J.k.

Twenty-sixth birthdays are a sad excuse for an occasion, lacking even the unsexy administrative benefit of the previous year’s break on car insurance. In my case, my party-planning efforts have been steadily declining for five years, paralleling my waning tolerance for alcohol and 4 a.m. nights. The only thing on the rise, it seems, is enthusiasm from my friends, which has historically manifested through the phrase “Let me buy you a shot!” They are words that always haunt my throbbing, slightly older head the morning after. This year, I planned to avoid this by celebrating somewhere that would remove attention from my inevitably wilting self, and I had the perfect distraction: Go-go dancers. Not that watching women dance around taking off their clothes is really my style; it’s the exact opposite, really. My first experience with the genre was at an unspeakable stage show in Bangkok’s infamous Pat Pong district, and I assure you, there was very little dancing involved. The traumatic visual put my 19-yearold mind against the idea for years. This was different, though. Swellco and Swellco is an army of exhibitionist freaks reveling in their own sense of humor. On the drizzly Tuesday of my 26th, they were gathering at Bob and Barbara’s to benefit the mildly damaged Baby Cheezwits, a ventriloquist’s dummy in the likeness of a decayed zombie corpse bizarre enough to Febreeze away any lingering Jeff Dunham stink. How having an amateur strip contest would fix the dummy was a mystery to me, but it certainly wasn’t stopping anybody. My attention didn’t so much wander as sprint away from my thoughts and over to the little platform on which a beautiful girl with pale, flawless skin was dancing, her eyes alluringly half-shut behind a veil of brown hair. As I took another slug from the traditional PBR can, I felt a warm body lean up close. A voice declared, in a whisper meant just for me, “I think she’s wearing a wig.” I turned around to see my old buddy Joey grinning like an ass and nodding. Right, this was a performance, not a strip club. I turned my attention back to the stage, but it was already on to the next one. The Jersey-ness of the next contestant’s look reminded me a bit of Girls Gone Wild despite myself, but it was nice to see how little that brand fit the environment. This wasn’t a showcase of coerced girls too drunk, naive or desperate to completely realize what was going on, which was one of the most unnerving parts of my experience in Bangkok. The succession of women (dyed,

pierced, tattooed, cornrowed, possibly wigwearing women) who followed Jersey Girl all seemed to be having a lot of fun with their acts. Each peeled off clothes to music that made me yearn for the days when the smoothest jams contained live instruments; and if they weren’t reveling in the exhibitionist thrill of the spotlight, they were faking it pretty well. The judges’ table, occupied by what looked like the rejects from a supervillain high school reunion, lumbered through its scoring, slightly hindered by the increasingly drunk energy of the crowd. But as the crowd got faced, I was pleased to note that my shots-avoiding gambit had worked. While I was far from sober, I still had control of my limbs, and it looked like I was finally going to make it through one of my own birthday parties. The moment of judgment finally arrived. The girls marched up, wearing oddly nervous smiles for people who had just participated in a strip-off for the benefit of a ventriloquist dummy. Was this being taken seriously? The scattered glitter, the articles of clothing strewn about, the boys and girls and everything in between all began to concentrate into a single mass. The verdict was in. Upon hearing the results, the winner, a black girl with braids and a slim, boyish body, clasped her hands over her mouth as her eyes went wide. Victory! It was an oddly emotional moment. The other contestants congratulated her in a very physical manner. After that weirdly intense note, Joey and I stumbled out onto South Street. I checked the time. It had been Wednesday for quite a while. I was 26. Good citizens were at home in their beds, getting rested for work in a few short hours. Joey and I, full of that magical amount of booze that makes you act like a sugar-high 5-year-old, took off on a mad dash down a residential street. It was garbage night, and our path was an obstacle course of recycling bins and kitchen bags, which we ended up launching at each other, our giggles stifled by our out-of-shape lungs struggling to keep us moving. After an extensive battle, and with a tattered trail of trash behind us, I laid down on a bench, out of breath. The last time we pulled dumb shit like this was in college. We had been turning 21. After a few breathless minutes, Joey helped me up and we trudged home. I’d accomplished my goal of being able to stand at the end of the night, but I felt like I’d also unexpectedly exorcised something. Thankfully, it wasn’t too too late. We both had work the next day. n

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Go-go Hard or Go-go Home

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You’d be forgiven for thinking the Scottish indie-pop band Trashcan Sinatras has reunited for a U.S. tour, but truth is the sextet never actually broke up, although they’ve been all but forgotten here in the States since making a minor splash in the early ’90s with their album Cake. The group’s romantic and occasionally wistful guitar-pop has long earned well-deserved comparisons to the Smiths, and they’ve mined similarly mannered twee ground as the Beautiful South and Aztec Camera. Their nearly 25-year history has been marked by long stretches where they haven’t played out, but the Trashcans seem energized by the critical kindness toward last year’s excellent In the Music, so they’re giving our shores another go.

ing even notably heavy about this new band, just off an opening slot for second-cousin-ish QOTSA spawn Them Crooked Vultures. Instead, it’s all cheerful, Beatles-esque pop with a dash of Fountains of Wayne thrown in. The drummer stands up, garage-punk style, as he batters cymbals and toms, but it’s keyboard player Tyler Parkford who sets the tone, one of sprightly fills, new-wave hammering and jaunty half-cocked melodies. The best part? A loose-jointed, celebratory cover of the Blondie chestnut “Heart of Glass.” JenniFer kelly

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The city’s newest theater company, Swim Pony Performing Arts Collective (made up primarily of folks behind the Philly Fringe productions Purr, Pull, Reign: A Litigious Fantasy in D; The Giant Squid; and The Ballad of Joe Hill ), makes a promising debut with the unusual site-specific production SURVIVE! Directed by Swim Pony’s artistic director Adrienne Mackey (who conceived the show with cast members Jamie McKittrick, Ahren Potratz, David Sweeny and Brad Wrenn), SURVIVE asks us to ponder our relationship with the universe. From the moment you walk down the stairs and into the basement of the Wolf Building you are disoriented. Instead of the Wolf ’s usual open space, which measures a vast 25,000 square feet, you encounter a series of narrow corridors that wind their way through giant sheets of plastic that stretch from ceiling to floor. After locating the makeshift box office (which took me a couple of tries, even after being given directions at the door), you head to a plant-filled “biotic terrarium” that serves as the show’s lobby. SURVIVE officially starts (if it has such a thing as an official start) in a white room known as “the hub.” Reminiscent of something Picasso might have imagined, the room is empty save for seats surrounding a white, cube-like object and vaguely geometric shapes that cover the ceiling. The disembodied voice of a space alien named AMA (Auto-Tuned actress Wendy Staton) welcomes us, and the show’s four actors appear. They portray four scientists involved with the Pioneer satellites, which were launched in 1972 in an effort to communicate with whomever or whatever we share the galaxy with. The four are engaged in a rather absurd argument/discussion about the best way to introduce ourselves to inhabitants of the galaxy. This opening scene is as close as SURVIVE comes to conventional theater; after the scientists settle on anatomical drawings and a plaque declaring “We are humanity. We are here,” things start getting interesting. The hub serves as a home base for our journey; at one point in the show, we are treated to cookies by our unseen alien host. Leaving the hub, each audience member is free to choose his or her own road through scenic designer Lisi Stoessel’s sprawling maze of pathways and small rooms, referred to as “nodes.” It is in each node that we encounter one of the four “fractals.” Devised by AMA as the most efficient way to communicate with us, each fractal is described as a distillation of AMA. Portrayed by the four actors who earlier played the bickering scientists, the fractals have human form and strange names like Gentle Scientist (Wrenn),

Rebekah Templeton’s Sample 3 rounds up four first-year Master of Fine Arts students, whose paintings, sculpture and video are as professional looking as—and in some cases more interesting than—a lot of mature work shown in some galleries. The prices are reasonable—from $250 to $2000, for a large oil painting— and a purchase here is a good value for a collector. Personal narrative is the core of works by Matt Kalasky (Tyler), Tyler Kline (Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts), Aubrey Levinthal (PAFA) and Stuart Lorimer (Tyler). This is not to say that Sample 3 has a coherent style or subject matter. These artists are mavericks, and the show is like four small solo installations. Kline’s painted aluminum-foil constructions—inspired by the paranormal, cathedrals and turbulence, he says—are the most unexpected in the show. The artist (who had a solo in 2008 at Little Berlin before becoming a member of that collective) has been working with tinfoil for years, exploring themes of ghosts, monsters and human communication via inexplicable means (ESP, telepathy, etc.). His tightly twisted tabletop works, “Krakin” and “Schweinhund,” look like shamanist objects commemorating midnight bonfire rituals. “Krakin,” which looks a little like renderings of that mythical beast made

Swim Pony’s maze of a production asks the big questions. Four students get a chance to show off early in their careers. Sand (Potratz), Kinetic Girl (McKittrick) and Weave (Sweeny). The actors give the fractals human qualities. Gentle Scientist is warm and friendly, Weave is intense and Kinetic Girl is lively and enthusiastic (none of the rooms I visited featured Sand). However, we never make any deep connection with the fractals as we would the characters in a conventional play, a fact more attributed to the script than the actors’ abilities. Each node is its own little universe. In a small room filled with upside-down furniture (a strange decorative touch that, like so many things in SURVIVE, goes unexplained) Weave plays with a piece of string to offer an explanation of the non-linear aspects and many dimensions of space-time. In another, Kinetic Girl explains that “you are always moving, especially when you are sleeping.” Considering that she says this while performing a tap-dance routine worthy of a young Shirley Temple, we believe her. The Gentle Scientist, dressed in a button-down sweater, is the most recognizably human of the four and is a bit reminiscent of Mr. Rogers. Artistic Director Mackey states that the goal of SURVIVE is to “bridge the gap between the information about the universe we learn from science and the intuitive feelings we have developed as humans,” an ambitious goal, to say the least. While enrolled at Swarthmore College (where she doublemajored in theater and chemistry), Mackey became fascinated with the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, the simplified version of which is, “The more you know about one aspect of a particle, the less you know about another aspect of that particle.” Or, in more poetic terms, “You can’t ever see the complete picture.” SURVIVE ’s setup mirrors this principle. With its multiple combinations (according to Mackey, the show has 164 variations), each journey through the show is slightly different, and none of the scenes is repeated. Does SURVIVE achieve its impossibly ambitious goal of bridging the gap between science and emotion in 95 minutes? Of course not. But it is quite affecting and thoughtprovoking. In my version of the production, the Gentle Scientist took us out onto a “walkway to space.” Standing in the dark, lights suddenly sprang to life all around us, with a beautiful effect like floating among the stars. At that moment, you aren’t thinking about black holes, the credibility of the theories you’ve heard or how well SURVIVE is making its case. Instead, you begin to think about humanity and our place in the universe. And when’s the last time you did that? n SURVIVE! Through June 20. $20. Wolf Building, 340 N. 12th St. 800.838.3006. swimpony.org

"Nobody Came," Aubrey Levinthal

eternally annoying by the recent, goofy remake of Clash of the Titans, is tied up with lime-green string that suggests something that could wreak havoc in the room if unleashed. In a funny twist, it also suggests bad craftsmanship, which is surely not the case. “Schweinhund” (the German insult “pig-dog”) with its open mouth and horns at rakish angles, has a devilish alertness to it. The contrast of the fierce creatures with the lowly, homeeconomics material is odd. But maybe

"Nothing Outshines the Future," Stuart Lorimer

that’s the point; demons often inhabit households, in people and relationships fraught with problems. Kalasky parodies Star Wars in his video “HARRISON FORD IS HARRISON FORD IN HARRISON FORD,” an eightminute piece notable for scenes of the artist standing at a beautiful, blue-tinged, painstakingly handcrafted Star Wars command post, talking to an unseen lover. There will always be abstract painting, but here, it has irony. Lorimer’s “Nothing Outshines the Future” is a large oil on canvas whose depopulated, mostly gray image appears to spell out the letters “I U O,” with the O heavily overpainted to suggest a Christmas wreath. Whether this refers to the IOU of students graduating with heavy debt burdens and few job prospects or to a more universal lack of Camelot waiting in the distance, the work is forlorn and strangely compelling. If I were buying art for a bank, I’d grab this one right up. Levinthal’s small, autobiographical paintings of a birthday cake, a dress, some shoes and legs suffer from wallflower-y reticence. Narrative paintings are best when they are wildly ambitious and fueled with obvious emotion; Levinthal might have done better to portray the whole scene of that childhood birthday party to which nobody came with angst and anger, or even with cool detachment. It would resonate more than these tidbits on canvas do. This is the third year the artist-run Rebekah Templeton has rounded up MFA students and given them a platform to display and sell their art. It’s a great idea for a show, providing needed feedback to the students and the opportunity for collectors to score something by the next new art star. n Sample 3 Through June 19. Rebekah Templeton Contemporary Art, 173 W. Girard Ave. 267.519.3884. rebekahtempleton.com

Theater

Cabaret of the Exiled

With Pearce Bunting as Emcee, Theatre Exile promises to bring you some of Philadelphia’s favorite actors, dancers and musicians performing their most cutting-edge work. $25-$50. Begins June 23. Theatre Exile, 1340 S. 13th St. 215.218.4022. theatreexile.org

The Witch of Edmonton

Inspired by the true story of the trial and execution of Elizabeth Sawyer, accused of practicing witchcraft in the town of Edmonton, England. $10-$20. Thru June 12. Caplan Studio Theatre, 211 S. Broad St. revtheatrecompany. ticketleap.com

Black Pearl Sings!

Two extraordinary women face race and gender bias during the Great Depression. $16-$29. Thru June 27. The Adrienne, 2030 Sansom St. 215.568.8879. interacttheatre.org

The Fantasticks

UC Arts League

Burrison Gallery

AxD Gallery

F.A.N Gallery

Various artists: “Kindred Spirits.” Shelley Thornstensen: “Counterpoint: The Leap From Vision to Print.” Various artists: “Symbiosis: A Selection of 20th Century Prints by Philadelphia Artists.” 9201 Germantown Ave. 215.247.0476. woodmereartmuseum.org

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Stockbridge Fine Art

The Rosenbach Museum & Library

SALT Art Gallery

Winterthur Museum

Fri/11, 5:30pm. Beth Uzwiak and Elysa Voshell: ”Nights at the Circus.” Thru July 3. 4226 Spruce St. ucartsleague.org Fri/11, 5-8pm. Various artists: “East Meets East.” 265 S. 10th St. a-x-d.com/gallery

The Knapp Gallery

Various artists: “Give A Year. Change The World.” Thru June 16. 162 N. Third St. 267.455.0279. knappgallery.com

Highwire Gallery

Various artists: ”Off The Cuff.” Thru June 27. 2040 Frankford Ave. highwiregallery.com

Gross McCleaf Gallery

Larry Francis: ”Local.” Charles Kaufman: ”One World.” Thru June 16. 127 S. 16th St. 215.665.8138. grossmccleaf.com

Vox Populi

Various artists: “Yes, yes I am happy.” Meredith Nickie: ”This is Going Down.” Thru June 27. 319 N. 11th St. 215.238.1236. voxpopuligallery.org

Leslie Ehrin: “Ten Years Painting Tuscany: A Retrospective.” Thru June 25. 3611 Walnut St. upenn.edu Kate Kern Mundie: “Recent Paintings.” Thru July 24. 221 Arch St. 215.922.5155. fanartgallery.com Justin James Reed: “Don’t Die.” Thru July 31. 319 N. 11th St. 215.629.4040. stockbridgefineartprint.com Chris Clark, Pete Zebley, Morgan Thomas, Denise Fike and Eve Biddle: ”Reawakened Spring.” Thru June 20. 212 Race St. 215.939.7426. saltartgallery.com

Gallery Joe

Rob Matthews: ”It fills us. We arrange it.” Thru June 26. 302 Arch St. 215.592.7752. galleryjoe.com

Wexler Gallery

Thomas Hucker and Thomas Huang: ”Work.” Lisa Tyson Ennis: ”WALLS.” 201 N. Third St. wexlergallery.com

Proximity Gallery

JoKa: “Self Portraits of People I Don’t Know.” Thru July 15. 2434 E. Dauphin St. 267.825.2949. proximityart.com

Woodmere Art Museum

Various artists: “Friend or Faux: Imitation and Invention from Innocent to Fradulent.” Thru July 11. 2008-2010 Delancey Place. 215.732.1600. rosenbach.org Various artists: “Lost Gardens of the Brandywine.” Thru July 25. 5105 Kennett Pike. 302.888.4600. winterthur.org

Michener Museum

Various artists: “Icons of Costume: Hollywood’s Golden Era and Beyond.” Thru Sept. 5. 138 S. Pine St. 215.340.9800. michenermuseum.org

University of the Sciences in Philadelphia Museum

Various artists: ”Secundum Artem.” Thru Jan. 31. 600 S. Third St. 215.596.8800. usp.edu/museum

Philadelphia Art Museum

Marcel Wanders: ”Daydreams.” Thru June 13. Main Building, 26th & Benjamin Franklin Pkwy. 215.763.8100. philamuseum.org

A boy, a girl, two meddling fathers, a few obstacles, lots of misunderstanding and disillusionment. Does love really conquer all? Well, maybe—if one believes in small miracles. $20-$30. Thru June 27. The Stagecrafters Theater, 8130 Germantown Ave. 215.247.8881. thestagecrafters.org

3rd Street Gallery

Sunday in the Park With George

Ryan Brennan: ”Beneath The Unraveling Horizon.” Thru June 30. 2031 Frankford Ave. 215.948.2242. parttimestudios.com

Various artists: “Daydream Nation: 1st Annual Contemporary Photography Competition.” Thru Aug. 21st. 1400 N. American St. philaphotoarts.org

Leila Daw, Joyce Kozloff, Eve Laramee, and Nickolas Schiller: ”OUTSIDE/INSIDE.” Masaki Kobayashi: ”Capturing Sky.” Thru Aug. 15. 401 S. Broad St. 215.545.4400. gershmany.org

Rodger LaPelle Galleries

Philadelphia Art Alliance

City Hall

Follows artists as they try to balance work and life, survival and creativity. $29-$48. Thru July 4. Arden Theatre Company, 40 N. Second St. 215.922.1122. ardentheatre.org

I Am My Own Wife

Charlotte braves bombs, soldiers and the Stasi regime to lovingly rescue furniture, clocks and other remnants of lives abandoned. $5$10. Thru June 13. Adrienne Theater, 2030 Sansom St. 215.564.2431. amaryllistheatre.org

Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

Tackles the exploitation of black recording artists, delving deeply into the heart of racism. $49-$56. Thru June 13. Suzanne Roberts Theatre, Broad and Lombard sts. 215.985.0420. philadelphiatheatrecompany.org

Leaving

A recently retired Chancellor confronts large questions of truth and power while he struggles to manage his eccentric family and humorous bevy of functionaries. $36-$65. Thru June 20. Wilma Theater, 265 S. Broad St. 215.546.7824. wilmatheater.org

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Twelfth Night

In Illyria, a group of twentysomethings gather to party and fall in love. In comes Viola, a woman mourning the apparent death of her twin brother. She disguises herself as a man and enters a world of misplaced passions and mistaken identity, where everyone is fighting to find their heart's desire. $10-$15. Thru June 27. Magic Circle Theater, 407 Bainbridge St. magiccircletheater.com

Muse Gallery

Various artists: “New Members Show.” Thru June 27. 52 N. Second St. 215.627.5310. musegalleryphiladelphia.com

Part Time Studios

Rachel Bess: “Nature: Captured and Created.” Thru July 3. 122 N. Third St. 215.592.0232. rodgerlapellegalleries.com

Langman Gallery

Tammy Smith: “Wheels, Wire & Whimsy from the Jersey Shore.” Thru June 30. 2500 Moreland Rd. 215.657.8333. langmangallery.com

Cerulean Arts

Various artists: “Caution: Art in Here.” Thru June 18th. 1355 Ridge Ave. 267.514.8647. ceruleanarts.com

Various artists: “84th Annual International Competition: Photography.” Bill Walton.”Tracings/Transfers/ Copies/Forgeries.” Thru July 24. 1614 Latimer St. 215.735.6090. printcenter.org

Philadelphia Photo Arts Center

Various artists: “Vanitas: Contemporary Reflections.” Andrea Gaydos Landau: ”Control Point.” Thru Aug. 12. 251 S. 18th St. philaartalliance.org

Slought Foundation

Darcy Lange: ”Work Studies in School.” Various artists: “An Ordinall of Alchimy.” Various artists: “Commercial America.” 4017 Walnut St. 215.701.4627. slought.org

The Institute of Contemporary Art

Manayunk Art Center

Various artists: “Queer Voice.” Thru Aug. 1. 118 S. 36th St. 215.898.7108. icaphila.org

The Great and Terrible Artists’ Collective

Judy Engle, Alison Stigora, Atsuko Tajima and Jay Walker: ”Solo Series 2010.” Thru July 25. 515 Meetinghouse Rd. 215.887.4882. abingtonartcenter.org

Mark Elliot: “As I See It.” Thru June 27. 419 Green Lane. manayunkartcenter.org Various artists: “Mystery Flavor.” Thru June 25. 172 W. Montgomery Ave. facebook.com/greatandterrible

LGTripp Gallery

Donna Usher: “Meditations.” Alex Queral: “Linear Abstractions.” Thru July 3. 47-49 N. Second St. 215.923.3110. lgtrippgallery.com

Bridgette Mayer Gallery

Kyle Ferino: “Portraits of the Men in Blue.” Thru July 2. 709 Walnut St., 1st fl. 215.413.8893. bridgettemayergallery.com

Square Peg Artery & Salvage

David Stanley Aponte: “The Eye from the Bridge to the Sublime.” James Fortier: “Recycled Abstract.” Thru June 30. 108 S. 20th St. 215.360.5548. squarepegartery.com

Indigo Arts Gallery

Frantz Zephirin: “Art and Resilience.” Thru June 19. 1400 N. American St., Suite 104. 215.765.1041. indigoarts.com

Abington Art Center

DCCC

Tannaz Farsi: ”Of News and Reclamation.” Lawrence Cromwell: ”Make it Bigger.” Various artists: “Spectrum: Contemporary Color Abstraction.” Thru Aug. 1. 200 S. Madison St., Wilmington, Del. 302.656.6466. thedcca.org

Gallery 339

Andrea Modica: ”Minor League.” Toshio Shibata: ”Expressway.” Thru June 12. 339 S. 21st St. gallery339.com

Allens Lane Art Center

Linda Fry Goschke: ”Carpenter’s Woods” Thru June 11. 601 W. Allens Lane. 215.248.0546. allenslane.org

Amberella Gallery

Mark McQuilling: “Forever Two Wheels.” Thru June 9. 1050 N. Hancock St. amberellagallery.wordpress.com

UC Arts League

Beth Uzwiak and Elysa Voshell: ”Nights at the Circus.” Thru July 3. 4226 Spruce St. 215.382.7811. ucartsleague.org

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Asian Arts Initiative

Various artists: “Corporeal Manisfestations.” Thru Aug. 2. 19 S. Second St. 215.563.3737. collphyphil.org

Sarah Hunter: “On Birds of Passage.” Thru July 3. 122 N. Third St. 215.592.0232. rodgerlapellegalleries.com

ART RecepTions/evenTs

Various artists: “The World Through Our Eyes.” Thru June 25. 1219 Vine St. 215.557.0455. asianartsinitiative.org

Philadelphia Photo Arts Center

Pentimenti Gallery

Penn Museum

Various artists: “In Citizen’s Garb: Southern Plains Native Americans, 1889-1891.” Thru June 20. 3260 South St. 215.898.4045. penn.museum

The Academy of Natural Sciences

Various artists: “Currency.” Thru July 23. 4th floor. 215.686.9912. phila.gov/ artincityhall

Library Company of Philadelphia

“Philadelphia on Stone.” Thru Oct. 15. 1314 Locust St. librarycompany.org

The National Constitution Center

Various artists: “Being ‘We the People’: Afghanistan, America and the Minority Imprint.” Various artists: “Ancient Rome & America.” Thru Aug. 1. 525 Arch St. 215.409.6600. constitutioncenter.org

The Franklin Institute

“Cleopatra.” Thru Jan. 2. 222 N. 20th St. 215.448.1200. www.fi.edu

The Chemical Heritage Foundation

Various artists: “Marvels and Ciphers: A Look Inside the Flask.” Thru Dec. 10. 315 Chestnut St. 215.925.2222. chemheritage.org/marvels

Longwood Gardens

“Making Scents: The Art and Passion of Fragrance.” Thru Nov. 21. 1001 Longwood Rd. 610.388.5200. longwoodgardens.org

International House

David S. Kessler: ”Selected Portraits.” Thru July 2. 3701 Chestnut St., first floor. 215.895.6533. ihousephilly.org

Leeway Foundation, The Philadelphia Building Various artists: “Shouts From the Wall.” Thru June 25. 1315 Walnut St. 215.545.4078. leeway.org

The Philadelphia Foundation

Various artists: “See Change: Photographs from the Leeway Foundation.” Thru Oct. 20. 1234 Market St. 215.563.6417. philafound.org

schools & univeRsiTies University of the Arts

Various artists: “Art to Be Read.” Thru June 18. 320 S. Broad St. 215.717.6480. uarts.edu/go

Moore College of Art & Design

Various artists: “5 in 1 Annual Student Exhibition.” Thru June 19. 20th St. and the Parkway. 215.965.4027. thegalleriesatmoore.org

Drexel University

Various artists: “Ni Una Mas: Not One More, The Juarez Murders.” Thru July 16. 3401 Filbert St. 215.895.1029. drexel.edu/westphal

“Creatures of the Abyss.” Thru Sept. 6. 1900 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy. ansp.org

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Margaret Murphy: “Cameo.” David Ambrose, Ceclia Biagini and Richard Roth: “SUPERIMPOSE!” Thru June 19. 145 N. Second St. pentimenti.com

Philadelphia Mutter Museum

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Rodger LaPelle Galleries

Jane Steinsnyder: “Pergamon Altered.” Thru June 18. 51 N. Second St. 215.413.3191. gallery51.net

Thurs/10, 6pm. Various artists: ”Daydream Nation.” Thru Aug. 21. 1400 N. American St., Suite 103. 215.232.5678. philaphotoarts.org

The Print Center

P H I L A D E L P H I A W E E K LY

Annalee is a professional term paper auteur. When Sigurd hires her to pen his assignments, they become lovers embroiled in a bloodsport romance. Thru June 6. Walnut Street Theatre, 825 Walnut St. 215.316.1361. philadelphiatheatre.com

Various artists: “Associate Members Exhibition.” Thru June 27. 58 N. Second St. 215.625.0993. 3rdstreetgallery.com

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By now you’re probably one of the millions around the globe who’ve watched the viral video featuring one of the more entertaining drummers we’ve ever seen (if not, drop everything and watch it now!). The band tackling ZZ Top’s “Sharp-Dressed Man” is the perennially touring covers act Rick K. and the Allnighters (“America’s Most Exciting Show Band”), and the drummer—who became an Internet sensation last week thanks to the power of YouTube, Facebook and Twitter—is Steve Moore. Since the video (which was shot nearly two years ago at Knoebels Amusement Resort in Elysburg, Pa.—about two hours northwest of Philly) went viral, Moore’s been getting thousands of emails and Facebook friend requests a day. But last Friday—on virtually no sleep—he got on the phone with us from the Menominee Casino in Wisconsin, where the Allnighters played the night prior, for his first official interview since becoming an online phenom. Be sure to read the complete interview on our music blog, Make Major Moves, at blogs. philadelphiaweekly.com/music.

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So I started seeing links to the video pop up on Facebook last weekend—is that when this all started? “Yeah, roughly about five, six days ago, something like that. All these people kept emailing me these different links to the video. I go on YouTube once in a while to watch old Buddy Rich videos and drum stuff and things like that. I guess every couple months or so I’d jump on YouTube and there’s our “Sharp-Dressed Man” and it’d have maybe 5,000 hits and eight comments. So people started sending me the links and it was like ‘Well, big deal, the damn thing’s been up there a year and a half and I don’t wanna watch it again!’ But then people started throwing that term ‘viral’ around, and honestly I didn’t know what that term meant. I spend all my time practicing and reading drum books. So I Googled ‘going viral’ and I went, ‘Oh shit, that’s pretty cool!’ So I jumped on and I was like, ‘Does that really say 100,000 views?!’ And then right after that my computer started going ding, ding, ding, ding. One email after

another. It’s been crazy.” Is it kind of like winning the lottery? “It really is, and I’ll tell you this—and this isn’t a load of shit to make me sound like a nice guy or anything, this is just honestly the truth: In the past 60 hours or so, I’ve literally slept about two hours because, you know, whenever someone sends you a Facebook request, a lot of times they’ll send you a short little message, and I felt like a putz just going ‘accept’ without writing anything back. And I didn’t just wanna write back ‘Thanks–Steve,’ so… it wouldn’t be long, but I at least wanted the person to know that I read the damn thing and it wasn’t a cut-andpaste response. So it’s been pretty intense, and they’re just coming in too fast now. Part of me hates that because

element from it, I can clearly see why people think that. If you just jump on the website and you read ‘drummer goes to wrong gig’ and then about a minute into it you’re like, ‘Good Lord!’—I can clearly see where it would look like Tommy Lee or Keith Moon playing for Wayne Newton. I get it. And I gotta be honest with you, man—a lot of the comments on YouTube, man, they’re funnier than hell! I mean, I can laugh at ’em. It doesn’t offend me because they’re funny, man. Some people really come up with some good stuff.” Are your bandmates taking it well? “They seem to be. They’re only human. I’ll put it this way—if they’re upset, they’re certainly not saying anything to me about it. But even though they may not say it, I feel like, ‘I know this is hurting you, man … ,’ and I hate that.” Obviously they have to know that something like this, you don’t really have any control over it. “Yeah, and that is the point. It’s not like I sought this out. I just started getting emails from people. I haven’t posted a thing or done anything. It’s just a phenomenon.”

… it sounds silly, but the reason you are where you’re at is because of people, and I’d rather basically not sleep for two weeks and get everything out of it that I can and thank every person and make them feel good, and then sleep two weeks from now versus ‘Yeah, I’ll get to that … ’ It’s really important to me.” How do you feel when you see the video characterized as “drummer goes to the wrong gig”? It seems like a swipe at Rick K. and the Allnighters, you know? “I have mixed feelings about it because everybody in the Rick K. organization, they’re great people. It’s really hard when you see everyone else in the band get ripped to shreds, because they’re nice guys. However, removing that

But you’ve definitely become the focal point of the band now. “Well, the thing is, I do that same sort of thing most of the show. Not all of the show—I try to have some taste [laughs]. But still, a lot of people aren’t catching the fact that Rick K., he’s not even in the video. That’s the guitar player singing. So it’s really not a good representation of the entire show. It’s just one song. Rick announces it, and a lot of people say, ‘What’s up with the announcer guy?’ Well, that’s the singer! But unless you watch two or three videos, you don’t put that together. Most people will watch “SharpDressed Man,” and then they’ll see we do “Wipeout,” and maybe they’ll watch that. And that’s usually where their attention drops off and they run along to the pissing cat or whatever else it is. By then you’re competing with the farting dog or something. So unfortunately, Rick gets the bad end of the stick because people never realize that it’s his organization and he’s the singer.” n Rick K. and the Allnighters will return to Knoebels Amusement Park for a four-day engagement July 6 through July 9, three shows a day (1:30pm, 6pm, and 8:30pm). More info at rickkandtheallnighters.com

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Born ruffians

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tokyo Police club

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Medicine Show #5: The History of the Loop Digga

Say It

Stuck On Nothing

Champ

Wild Smile

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The Ghost Who Walks

Fish Market Part 2

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trio’s second LP is a bouncy and playful rock record full of Luke LaLonde’s yelpy vocals, simplistic but pungent drums and herky-jerky guitars. Free ASSociAtion: Ef Pitchfork, they don’t know what they’re talking about on this one (or ever). For FAnS oF: Pixies, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Canadian rock.

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Les Chansons De La Nouvelle Scene Francaise (Groove Attack)

sophomore LP from these Canucks tries to wow you with production, complexity and catchy hooks under Julian Casablancasy vocals. Free ASSociAtion: Not to be confused with the horrifyingly shitty Tokio Hotel. For FAnS oF: The Strokes, Death Cab x Modest Mouse.

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SoundS Like: Debut LP

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lis-come-Philly boys make delightful pop-friendly, retro-inspired sunny guitar rock. Equally suited for arenas and car radios. Free ASSociAtion:

Soundtracking Good Times Summer 2010 loud and clear! For FAnS oF: The Strokes, Thin Lizzy, nondepressing Pavement, joy.

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making hushed, whispered and ambient pop tunes; mostly soft folksy rock songs here with a few precious little ditties. Free ASSociAtion: Get some red wine, some stinky cheese and put this on to be transported. For FAnS oF: Serge Gainsbourg, Yelle, Uffie, CocoRosie, baguettes.

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supdermodel is more than just a pretty face in this hauntingly sparse debut of variety of folk, pop, country, folk and murder ballads. Free ASSociAtion:

She’s married to Jack White, so—sorry—it’s probably awesome because of him. For FAnS oF: ScarJo, Zooey Deschanel, Jenny Lewis, gingers.

Fill in the Blanks with ... Theotis Joe n “After Hours,” the titular track of O Theotis Joe’s debut LP, it only takes a few lines for the Philly hip-hop artist to distinguish himself from others in the rap pack. He’s hitting on girls at TGI Fridays, drinking margaritas at Copa Banana so strong they’ll “make ya pose for cameras,” and putting in work for the nappy dug out, willing to drive past Montgomery County for a hook-up, but all the while watching his speed because “these gas prices is a bitch.” Absent is the over-the-top braggadocio that’s become ubiquitous in most rap albums. He’s just a regular “Joe,” as it were. After Hours has a few moments of swagger, to be sure, but you get the feeling Joe is more interested in convincing himself he’s worth the spotlight than you. The album is a breezy listen, perfect for summertime and weekends out late. We caught up with Joe to play at little “Fill in the Blanks” in advance of his record release party at Silk City. It’s no TGI Fridays, but it’ll have to do. (Brian McManus)

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Max Weinberg Big Band

Lots of rappers live in/rep Philly. A couple I think are phenomenal are ... “Black Thought and Hezekiah. Hezekiah is a solo MC I’ve known personally for several years.” The last book I read is ... “How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie. It truly helped me to develop a deep desire to master the principles of human relations.”

rap, but that rapid machine-gun flow. He is often cited as one of the most influential and skilled MCs of all time. I’m all about tight rhymes and G Rap has multi-syllabic rhymes for days. It’s Saturday night, clubs have closed. I’m still up. The place I’m heading after hours is ... “Emerald City on Second Street in Philly. Or, depending on how I’m feeling, I’ll go home to whip up some grub. Oh yeah!

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ave you ever listened to “Born in the H U.S.A”? Really listened? Iconic or not, the percussion lacks creativity the way a The last album that made a huge impact blind person lacks sight. And while it’d be on me was ... “Finding Forever by Comeasy enough to blame Bruce Springsteen— mon. The beats and rhymes were on point dude’s made his fair share of questionthroughout the entire album.” able decisions; I’m looking at you, Patty Scialfa—the fault here lies with “Mighty” There are some sweet R&B flourishes Max Weinberg, who is, at best, a mediocre on After Hours. An R&B artist I really musician by his own admittance. “Born to love is ... “The late Marvin Gaye. I often Run” was recorded by the E Street Band kick back and relax to the smooth sounds before Weinberg responded to Springof Marvin to take my mind off of all the steen’s Village Voice ad and Weinberg has hang-ups, let-downs, bad breaks and confessed that no matter how hard he setbacks.” tries, he still can’t figure out how to do it One influence on my music you might the way his predecessor, Ernest Carter, did. not catch after a couple of listens is ... Also, Weinberg is nine years younger than “ Al Green. Yes, I know! He’s not a rapper, the oldest member of the E Street Band but he’s an inspiration to me, and a soulful and the only one who has to have his kid songwriter.” n sub in halfway through live shows. (Don’t tell me you believe the BS about “practicWed., June 16, 9pm. $6. With Dirt Mansion ing” to fill-in when Weinberg went back to + Zarinah. Silk City, 435 Spring Garden St. Conan.) Not so mighty now, are ya, Max? 215.592.8838. silkcityphilly.com (Erica Palan) n

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If you made me pick the biggest influence on my lyrics, it’d have to be ... “Kool G Rap. Not necessarily the style of

One thing people may not get about me from listening to my album is ... “I like to cook and go fishing as much as possible.”

Whoa, Quality Control was 10 years ago?! Classy, smart emceeing. For FAnS oF: Ozomatli, Gift of Gab, Roots crew, Black Thought.

from the fuzzy Brooklyn rockers jumping on that afro/animalistic tribalism bandwagon and riding it all the way to the buzzworthy bank.

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The thing I felt most while recording “After Hours” was ... ”Excitement and relief. The union [producer] Lance Davis and I formed to create this album was one of the greatest experiences of my life. It was a long haul due to time restraints, but quite effortless on the creative side of things.”

I’m tough in the kitchen.”

sic 5 baritone’s stepped it up with another collection of dopeness—all the lyrics, guests, beats, samples, skits and styles here are real fresh!

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South Philadelphia Tap Room’s Scott Schroeder and Like a limbo bar, the charted territory of South Philly Amis’ Brad Spence, about this hole in the wall’s tortas is moving lower and lower. When once Washington and tacos. (After dining at Los Gallos, Spence ordered Avenue might as well have been the Berlin Wall, now more than 80 of the two for a recent party he threw.) 19148 and 19145 are the hottest ZIP codes around, The best of the latter is the costilla (short rib) smothencompassing even the hard-to-crack blocks below ered in nopales and onions and garnished with a long, Snyder. Natives have long known of the area’s edible treasures. Now newcomers are discovering them: cheese-slathered, bacon-saddled Texas Tommies (Texas Wieners), powdered doughnuts plumped with jelly and cream (Frangelli’s), potato pizza (La Rosa), Oaxacan cocoa frappes (Cafe con Chocolate) and tucked-away tomato pie (New York Bakery) so delicious and fleet that little old ladies will strangle you with their rosaries for the last slice. I can’t take credit for discovering Los Gallos at, as the menu calls it, Calle 10 y Wolf, an intersection you may or may not associate with the fantastically awful Brian Dennehy vehicle 10th and Wolf. To the excellent blog Drawing for Food that pointed out this newish bodega-cum-taqueria: Thanks! To everyone else: I’ll strangle you with a rosary if you don’t save me a seat. They’re in short supply at Los Gallos. Seats, that is, at a cluster of tables sequestered behind a bin of pineapples. A single guy lingered at one, mesmerized by the telanovela on the flatscreen mounted above a deli case. Two boys shopped. The air conditioner fluttered a Tinkerbell piñata. Owner Luis Jimenez, a 29-year-old native of San Mateo, Puebla, used to buy his chilies here when it was an Italian emporio called Spice of Life. When the proprietor told Jimenez he was closing, Jimenez, who has run the kitchen at Bonté since the waffle shop’s inception, grabbed the opportunity. At Los Gallos, he does the cooking, serving, clerking. When he comes over to my table, his body language says exhausted. His tone says, please, like it here. Please, tell your friends. So that’s what I’m doing. All 200,000 of them. “We don’t break the taste,” says Jimenez, and word is already out around the city’s Mexican Cock of the walk: Costilla tacos piled high with cactus at Los Gallos. line cooks, who are telling their bosses, like

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glistening strap of beef on the bone. Jimenez does crumbled chorizo spicy as dragon’s breath and a very respectable al pastor. The moist scraps of spit-roasted pig and spears of pineapple made a valiant run at the title held by Los Taquitos de Puebla, whose owners are also from San Mateo. So is El Rey’s Dionicio Jimenez (no relation). Crisped quesadillas ooze funky huitlacoche, its blueblack juices staining a nearby avocado like an exploded ballpoint pen, with crepe-papery squash blossoms bound with melted Oaxaca cheese. The alambres especial brings a lovely mess of sauteed onions, mushrooms, green bell peppers, bacon, pork chop and steak under a web of melted Chihuahua cheese. The bacon really comes through, unctuous and smoky. Warm tortillas (outsourced, with the goal that they’ll eventually be made here) come on the side, swaddled in tinseltrimmed white linen and tucked into a woven basket that looks like it might contain a snake charmer’s cobra if we were in Morocco and not Mexico. Nontraditionally, the enchiladas come stacked like a Napoleon of tortillas, avocado, queso fresco and romaine, with creamy refried beans and your choice of protein on the side. I got them con pollo, much to the ire of the napkin holder shaped like a rooster, the bird for which this taqueria (and the street Jimenez lived on in San Mateo) is named. Vivacious, pulpy salsa verde surrounds the $10 platter; that motor you hear over the exaggerated wails of the telanovela’s prima diva is a fresh batch being blended up. Did I mention Los Gallos delivers? Nearly anywhere. And Jimenez speaks better English than most of his U.S.-born neighbors. So many reasons to love Los Gallos, not least the dirt-cheap food. But Jimenez is its soul, the biggest part of its appeal. You’ll want to run and tell your friends who live in less fortunate neighborhoods. Or just keep it to yourself. n

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world cup

Tuesday, June 22

P H I L A D E L P H I A W E E K LY

showing all the world cup games on over 20 hdtv’s!

secret service

watch england vs usa game on saturday, june 12

June 9-15, 2010

exit 37 off i-95 or exit 3 351 off the pa turnpike.

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Center City East AMERICAN/CONTINENTAL Bar

1309 Sansom St.

Varga Bar

La Buca

9 41 Spruce St. 215.627.5200. vargabar.com $$ CC AS

7 11 Locust St. 215.928.0556. ristlabuca.com $$ CC AS

La Scala’s

Vintage Wine Bar & Bistro

129 S. 13th St. 215.922.3095. $$ CC AS

615 Chestnut St. lascalasphilly.com $$$ CC AS

ASIAN FUSION

Mercato

124 S. 13th St. sampanphilly.com $ CC AS

Upstares at Varalli

1216 Spruce St. mercatobyob.com $$ BYOB

Sampan

$ AS

Bill’s Breakfast & Lunch

1312 Sansom St. 215.985.2901. $ CC

CARIBBEAN

Bonte

1141-43 Pine St. mixtophilly.com $$ CC AS BR

922 Walnut St. bontewaffles.com $ CC BR

Mixto

Bump

FRENCH

Cafe Lift

1 126 Walnut St. 215.625.9535. thecariboucafe.com $$ CC AS BR

Capital Grille

Zinc

1234 Locust St.bumplounge.com $$ CC AS BR 428 N. 13th St cafelift.com $ CC BR

246 S. 11th St. 215.351.9901. $$ CC AS

Field House

Effie’s

Hard Rock Cafe

1113 Market St. hardrockcafe.com $$ CC AS

Jones

7 00 Chestnut St. 215.223.5663. jones-restaurant.com $$ CC AS BR

Valentino

Caribou Cafe

1 338 Chestnut St. 215.545.9588. thecapitalgrille.com $$$ CC AS 1150 Fibert St. fieldhousephilly.com $$ CC AS

2 31 S. Broad St. 215.546.6800. varalliusa.com $$$ CC AS

Aki

1 210 Walnut St. 215.985.1838. akiphilly.com $$ CC AS

Fat Salmon

266 S. 10th St. kanellarestaurant.com $$ BYOB

7 19 Washington Square West. 215.351.6265. $$$ CC BYOB

1120 Pine St. paulphilly.com $$$ CC AS BR

Morimoto

Paul

INDIAN

7 23 Chestnut St. 215.413.9070. morimoto.restaurant.com $$$ CC AS

B road and Chestnut sts. 215.561.4460. marathongrill.com $ CC

Bindi

Raw Sushi Lounge and Bar

Naked Chocolate Cafe

Bombay Express

1317 Walnut St. nakedchocolatecafe.com $ CC

Reading Terminal Market

12th and Arch sts. readingterminalmarket.org $ CC

Ruth’s Chris Steak House

260 S. Broad St. 215.790.1515. $$$ CC AS

1229 Spruce St. valanni.com $$$ CC AS BR

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P H I L A D E L P H I A W E E K LY

saT 6/12

suttercAne LeAd FArmer mArch to VIctory bLood oF IsIs LetheAn sun. 6/13

the sobrIQuets dArren & the storIes Mon 6/14

June 9-15, 2010

khyber kArAoke w/ dJ PArty Peter Tues 6/15

AGoudo

hoLy wInd eLectrIc sAmAchA yIddIsh PrIncess

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56 south 2nd street 215-238-5888 www.thekhyber.com

MEXICAN/SOUTHWESTERN

Buca di Beppo

El Fuego

2 58 S. 15th St. 215.545.2818. buccadibeppo.com $$ CC AS

Thurs 6/10

eVerGreen (cd reLeAse show)

1 04 S. 21st St. 215.557.9593. tampoporestaurant.com

412 S. 13th St. amisphilly.com $$ CC AS

deAd ZebbrA the wAke uP cALL

Fri 6/11

Tampopo $ CC BYOB

AnImAL trAIn

InAeonA reGretter mem

205 S. 13th St. 215.545.8511. $$ CC

Amis

Wed 6/9

bAd mAsk

Pastoral

Palace at the Ben

$$ CC AS

Valanni

KOREAN

1304 Walnut St. 215.546.9443 $ AS BYOB CC

ITALIAN

1 315 Sansom St. 215.985.4800. timerestaurant.net $$$ CC AS

1238 Pine St. 215.732.4790. $ CC

Minar Palace

Smokin’ Betty’s Time

Wasabi House

122 S. 12th St. 215.922.0414 $ CC

8 34 Chestnut St. 267.232.5600. palaceattheben.com $$ CC AS BR

116 S. 11th St. 215.922.6500.

1 225 Sansom St. 215.238.1903. rawlounge.net. $$ CC AS

105 S. 13th St. bindibyob.com/bindi $$$ BYOB

7 23 Walnut St. 215.592.1901. elfuegoburritos.com $ CC AS

we’re your live music hq for pbw checK out phillybeerweeK.org for our events. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Wed 6/9/10

8:30pm: hired guns blues band –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Thu 6/10/10

5pm: dogfish head firKin event 10pm: live music downstairs with griZ - the human JuKeboX –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Fri 6/11/10

6pm: scrappy happy time 10pm: old man cactus

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Sat 6/12/10

4pm: traditional irish music session 10pm: solid

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Sun 6/13/10

7pm: sly foX presents t.u.d. final hurrah of beer weeK KaraoKe party with brewers and the girls of ipa –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Mon 6/14/10

8pm: best open mic in philly

Lolita

106 S. 13th St. 215.546.7100. lolitabyob.com $$$ BR BYOB

Santa Fe Burrito

2 12 S. 11th St. 215.413.2378. santafeburrito.com $ CC

Leila Café

Maccabeam

128 S. 12th St. 215.922.5922. $$ CC BYOB

THAI

Citygrange

Aqua Malaysian Thai

estin Hotel, 17th and Chestnut sts. W 215.561.1479. $$$ CC AS

SEAFOOD

Continental Mid-Town

1 113 Walnut St. 215.829.4400. joepescerestaurant.com $$$ CC AS

Devil’s Alley

705 Chestnut St. 215.928.2838. $$ CC

Joe Pesce

1 8th and Chestnut sts. 215.567.1800. continentalmidtowns.com $$ CC AS BR

McCormick & Schmick’s

1 907 Chestnut St. 215.751.0707. devilsalleybarandgrill.com

Sole Food

Elephant & Castle

1 S. Broad St. 215.568.6888. mccormickandschmicks.com $$ CC AS 12th and Market sts. 215.231.7300. $$$ CC AS

Sotto Varalli

2 31 S. Broad St. 215.546.6800. varalliusa.com $$ CC AS

XIX

$$ CC AS BR

1 800 Market St. 215.751.9977. elephantcastle.com $$ CC AS

The Fountain

F our Seasons Hotel, 1 Logan Sq. $$$ CC AS BR★

Sahara Grill

200 S. Broad St. 215.790.1919. $$$ CC AS

PERUVIAN

Kingdom of Vegetarians Restaurant

Friday Saturday Sunday

7 07 Chestnut St. 215.925.5555. chifarestaurant.com $$ CC AS

New Samosa

Good Karma Cafe

PUB FARE

Center City West

The Happy Rooster

1334 Walnut St. 215.985.4155. $$ CC BYOB

Chifa

Fergie’s Pub

1 214 Sansom St. 215.928.8118. fergies.com $ CC AS

Finn McCool's

1 18 S. 12th St. 215.923.3090. finnmccoolsphilly.com $$ CC AS

Irish Pub

1123 Walnut St. irishpubphilly.com $ CC AS

Knock

225 S. 12th St. knockphilly.com $$$ CC AS

McGillin’s Olde Ale House 1 310 Drury St. 215.735.5562. mcgillins.com $ CC AS

Moriarty’s

1 116 Walnut St. 215.627.7676. moriartyspub.com $ CC AS

Westbury Bar and Restaurant

2 61 S. 13th St. 215.546.5170. westburybarandrestaurant.com $$ CC AS

VEGETARIAN 129 N. 11th St. 215.413.2290. $ CC

1214 Walnut St. 215.546.2009. $ CC

AMERICAN/CONTINENTAL Alfa Restaurant and Bar

1709 Walnut St. 215.751.0201. $$ CC AS

Audrey Claire

276 S. 20th St. audreyclaire.com $$ BYOB

Barclay Prime

237 S. 18th St. barclayprime.com $$$ CC AS

Bliss

220 S. Broad St. bliss-restaurant.com $$$ CC AS

Bonte

130 S. 17th St. bontewaffles.com $ CC BR

Cherry Street Tavern

129 N. 22th St. 215.561.5683. $ CC AS

Chris’ Jazz Cafe

1421 Sansom St. chrisjazzcafe.com $$ CC AS

Fox & Hound Smokehouse and Tavern 1501 Spruce St. 215.732.8610. $ CC AS

261 S. 21st St. frisatsun.com $$$ CC AS 331 S. 22nd St. thegoodkarmacafe.com $ 118 S. 16th St. thehappyrooster.com $$ CC AS BR

Ladder 15

1 528 Sansom St. 215.964.9755. ladder15philly.com $$ CC AS

L2 Restaurant and Bar

2201 South St. thel2restaurant.com $$ CC AS

Little Pete’s

219 S. 17th St. 215.545.5508. $ CC BR AS

Marathon on the Square

1 9th and Spruce sts. 215.731.0800. marathongrill.com $$ CC AS BR

Matyson

37 S. 19th St. matyson.com $$$ CC BYOB ★

Meritage Philadelphia

5 00 S. 20th St. 215.985.1922. meritagephiladelphia.com $$$ CC AS

Morton’s the Steakhouse

1411 Walnut St. mortons.com $$$ CC AS

roosevelts

UPSTAIRS AT

Marathon Grill

469 N. 10th St. 215.765.2369. $

401 S. 13th St. leilacafe.com $$

JAPANESE

Kanella

Jose’s

Vetri

112 S. 13th St. zavino.com $ CC AS

1127 Pine St. effiesrestaurant.com $$ BYOB

1 21 S. 13th St. 215.928.9800. elvezrestaurant.com $$$ CC AS BR

MIDDLE EASTERN

Zavino

GREEK

El Vez

1 328 Pine St. 215.545.6265. valentinoristorante.com $$ CC BYOB 1312 Spruce St. vetriristorante.com $$$ CC AS

UPSTAIRS AT

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Food & Drink

& Room VII

56 S. 2nd Street 5656 S. 2nd | 215.238.5888 215.238.5888 S.Street 2nd Street www.thekhyber.com www.thekhyber.com 215.238.5888 www.thekhyber.com NO COVER EVER ! NO EVER ! $ 1COVER PBR PINTS 9-11PM $ 1 PBR 9-11PM DJPINTS SCHEDULE DJ SCHEDULE THURSDAY, NOV. 20 Head On - britpop/shoegaze THURSDAY, NOV. 20 Head On - britpop/shoegaze FRIDAY, NOV. 21 Beer Ache - metal/rock FRIDAY, NOV. 21 BeerSATURDAY, Ache - metal/rock NOV. 22 DJ Labuda from Disorder SATURDAY, NOV. 22 hip hop/new wave/punk DJ Labuda from Disorder

The Khyber is opened upsTairs every nighT DJ J. Gaul DJ J. Gaul of The weeK Rock Tits - DJ Joel and free. Rock Tits - DJ Joel hip hop/new FRIDAY,wave/punk NOV. 28

gets you FRIDAY, NOV. 28movin’ gets NOV. you movin’ SATURDAY, 29

SATURDAY, NOV. 29

THURSDAY, DEC. 4 2 Street Casuals THURSDAY, DEC.-DJs 4

$1 PBR & $1 HigH Life old punk classics and FRIDAY, DEC. 5 oi eveRy nigHt tiLL No Tan Lines FRIDAY, DEC. 5 DJ Bill Ricchini No 11Pm Tan Lines uPstaiRs. DJ Bill Ricchini

and -DJs Fat Rich 2English StreetRobbie Casuals punk classics Englishold Robbie and and FatoiRich

SATURDAY, DEC. 6 Bad Reputation SATURDAY, DEC. 6 (Formerly the Cool Summer gals) Bad Reputation (FormerlyTHURSDAY, the Cool Summer DEC. 11 gals)

SundayS have $10 OPen BaR.

Kitchen open till midnight John from Spaceboy THURSDAY, DEC. Records 11 7 nights a weeK/no t.v. spins his collection John from Spaceboy Records no cover downstairs! spins his collection booking@fergies.com FRIDAY, DEC. 12 DJ JulieDEC. Gerstein FRIDAY, 12 1214 Sansom St. from theGerstein Hot Topic DJ Julie 215-928-8118 www.fergies.com

23rd & walnut

Sunday Brunch 9am-2pm Starting at $7.95

215-569-8879

Wed June 9 NO COVER DJ Champe anD 2 SetS of e-fUnK

STANLEY CUP ACTION

Fri June 11 Swift teChniqUe qUiCK anD eaSy BoyS the Groovement Wed June 16 NO COVER DJ Champe anD 2 SetS of e-fUnK Fri June 18 CriCKet Joe eCho BaSe trenCh moUth Fri June 25 BaCKwooDS payBaCK townShip ameriCan SpeeDway Caltrop Thu July 1 NO COVER DialoG BUffalo analoG Fri July 30 BroaD St. BlUeS

42nd & Chester Avenue • University City 215.222.1255 • Millcreekphilly.com Easy access via 11,13,34 & 36 Trolleys #13 Trolley drops you at the door

Flyers

Open 7 Days a week 5pm-2am Happy Hour everyday 5-7pm Free pizza $2 beer oF week $2 well driNkS

THURSDAY NIGHT

Rock PaPeR SciSSoRS TouRnamenT

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friday happy hour 1¢ drinks & drafts 5-7PM

every saturday night 1¢ drinks & drafts 10PM-12aM food buffet

OUTSIDE CAFE NoW oPeN

CHeCK out ouR NeW MeNu

PHILLIES

947 E. Passyunk Ave

$2 Bud Light during the games

215.465.5505

VOTED BEST OF PHILLY

(7th & Carpenter)

Thursday Quizzo

myspace.com/thedivebar

roosevelts23.com

$3 Craft Pints

Nodding Head

1 516 Sansom St. 215.569.9525. noddinghead.com $$ CC AS BR

The Palm

200 S. Broad St. thepalm.com $$$ CC AS

Pita Pit

Village Whiskey

1 18 S. 20th St. 215.665.1088. villagewhiskey.com $$ CC AS

CARIBBEAN/LATIN Alma de Cuba

1601 Sansom St. phillypitapit.com $ CC BR

1 623 Walnut St. 215.988.1799. almadecubarestaurant.com $$$ CC AS

Prime Rib

Chima Brazilian Steakhouse

1701 Locust St.theprimerib.com $$$ CC AS

Public House

2 Logan Sq. publichousephilly.com $$$ CC AS

Pumpkin

1713 South St. pumpkinphilly.com $$$ BYOB

Rouge

205 S. 18th St. 215.732.6622. $$$ CC AS BR

1 901 John F. Kennedy Blvd. 215.525.3233. chima.cc cc $$$ CC AS

Rum Bar

2 005 Walnut St. 215.751.0404. rum-bar.com $$ CC AS BR

CHINESE Mandarin Palace

1835 Chestnut St. 215.557.6280. $$ CC BYOB

Smiths Restaurant

3 9-41 S. 19th St. 267.546.2669. smiths-restaurant.com $ CC AS

Square on Square

Smith & Wollensky

$$ CC BR BYOB

R ittenhouse Hotel, 210 W. Rittenhouse Sq. smithandwollensky.com $$$ CC AS

Snackbar

235 S. 20th St. phillysnackbar.com $$ CC AS BR

Square 1682

1 21 S. 17th St. 215.563.5008. square1682.com $$$ CC AS BR

Tangier Cafe

1 801 Lombard St. 215.732.5006. tangiercafe.com$$ CC AS

Tavern 17

2 20 S. 17th St. 215.790.1799. tavern17restaurant.com $$$ CC AS BR

Tria

1 23 S. 18th St. 215.972.TRIA. and 1137 S. Spruce St. 215.629.9250 triacafe.com $ CC AS ★

21st Street Gourmet

119 S. 21st St. 215.563.9099. $ CC BR

Twenty Manning

2 61 S. 20th St. 215.731.0900. twentymanning.com $$ CC AS

1905 Chestnut St. squareonsquare.com

Susanna Foo

GREEK

Melograno

2201 Spruce St. 215.875.8116. $$$ CC

Dmitri’s

2227 Pine St. 215.985.3680. $$ CC AS BYOB

Estia

1 405 Locust St. 215.735.7700. estiarestaurant.com $$$ CC AS BR

IRISH Tir na nÓg

1 600 Arch St. 267.541.1700. tirnanogphilly.com $$ CC AS

Black Sheep

2 47 S. 17th St. 215.545.9473. theblacksheeppub.com $$ CC AS BR

Fado Irish Pub

1500 Locust St.fadoirishpub.com $$ CC AS BR

3 05 S. 16th St. 215.546.0204. warsawcafe.thekalon.com $$ CC AS

FRENCH Bistro St. Tropez

2 400 Market St., fourth fl. 215.569.9269. bistrosttropez.com $$ CC AS

Brasserie Perrier at Boyd’s 1 818 Chestnut St. 215.564.1801. georgesperrier.com $$$ CC AS

Lacroix at the Rittenhouse

Beer

June 9, 7-9 p.m.

lancaster brew co. s u buy theDJsGlass niGht ive 7 June 10, 7-9 p.m.

$10 Buys the beer r $3Quizzo er M K

D black FriDay with TH Duck-rabbit

June 11, 5-7 p.m.

T& 10 bomb the belGian with st bernarDus, Happy Hour abbaye Des rocs

Mon -Du FriVal-Dieu 4-6pm & abbaye

ll Drafts Belgians June$312, 3-5 p.m. Too!

FlyinG DoG

Bistro La Baia

261 S. 17th St. brazinophilly.com $$ CC BYOB

Caffe Casta Diva

227 S. 20th St. 215.496.9677. $$ BYOB

D’Angelo’s Ristorante

1601 Cherry St. mexicanpost.com $$ CC AS

Mexican Post

133 S. 20th St. mizusushibar.com $$ CC

Moshi-Moshi Japanese

108 S. 18th St. 215.496.9950. $$ CC AS

1501 South St. 215.772.3003. $ AS

Tampopo

104 S. 21st St. tampoporestaurant.com $ CC

Grace Tavern

116 S. 18th St. vangoloungeandskybar.com $ CC

2229 Grays Ferry Ave. 215.893.9580.

1 511 Locust St. 215.732.5797. misconduct-tavern.com $$ CC AS

128 S. 19th St. zamarestaurant.com $$ CC AS

Rachael’s Nosheri

1 9th and Sansom sts. 215.568.9565. rachaelsnosheri.com $ CC BR

2 10 W. Rittenhouse Sq. 215.790.2533. lacroixrestaurant.com $$$ CC AS BR

Le Castagne

Le Bec-Fin

Mama Palma’s

1608 Sansom St. 215.557.9830. $ CC AS

LEANA SONG

THURSDAY 6/10

MO $$ NO PROBLEMS DJ SAMMY SLICE DJ COOL HAND LUKE HOST TU PHACE FRIDAY 6/11

DJ FROSTY

SATURDAY 6/12

DJ DEEJAY

SUNDAY 6/13

SUNDAE

DJs LEE JONES & DIRTY MONDAY 6/14

BACK 2 BASICS

SILK CITY’S 3 YR ANNIVERSARY!!! WEDNESDAY 6/16

Misconduct Tavern Monk’s Cafe

2 64 S. 16th St. 215.545.7005. monkscafe.com $$ CC AS

Pub & Kitchen

Giwa

Miran

2034 Chestnut St. 215.569.1200. $$ CC BYOB ★

1415 Locust St 215-985-1163

“Sober up” SundayS

Omelettes made all day with $5 Bloody Marys & Mimosas

yuengling pints

spaten optimator bottles

sweet carolina sweet tea vodka shots

happy hour Seven Days a Week 5-7pm 2 for 1 well drinks

4 new Lunch SpeciaLS weekLy - $6.49 + TaX check ouT The webSiTe for SpeciaLS STay Tuned for beer week

www.locustrendezvous.com

1 946 Lombard St. 215.545.0350. thepubandkitchen.com $$ CC AS BR

Roosevelt’s Pub

2222 Walnut St. 215.569.8879. $$ CC AS

BYBLOS

Simply sophisticated Mediterranean Cuisine

happy hour 5-7pm mon-fri

LATE NIGHT MENU MONDAY OLD SCHOOL HIP HOP TUESDAY OLD SCHOOL PARTY WEDNESDAY CONTINUATION OF CENTER CITY SIPS 1/2 PRICE DRINKS WITH COLLEGE ID THURSDAY HIP HOP HOOKAH BRING IN THIS AD FOR FREE HOOKAH 10PM-1AM • restrictions apply FRIDAY HOUSE MUSIC SATURDAY HOUSE & WORLD MUSIC SUNDAY GREEK MEDITERRANEAN NIGHT FREE BELLY DANCING CLASS!

9:30-10:30PM 116 S. 18TH STREET

215.568.3050

www.byblosphilly.com

Phoebe’s

SPANISH Cafe Apamate

1620 South St. cafeapamate.com $ CC BYOB BR

Tinto Restaurant

114 S. 20th St. tintorestaurant.com $$ AS CC ★

TURKISH Divan Turkish Kitchen

9 18 S. 22nd St. 215.545.5790. divanturkishkitchen.com $$ CC BYOB $ average entree under $10 $$ average entree under $20 $$$ average entree over $20 CC credit cards accepted AS alcohol served

★ PW recommended brunch served

BR BYOB

VANGO LOUNGE + SKYBAR Kitchen Open 5:00pm to 1:30am 7 days a week 1/2 Price Appetizers during Happy Hour Never a Cover Charge Monday Salsa, Cha Cha and Tango at Vango Free Dance Lessons 7:30 – 9:30

Tuesday Strength Dance Competiton & Pole Dancing Cash Prizes

Wednesday Continuation of Center City Sips Hip Hop Night

Birthday Thursdays Free Cake and Bottle of Champagne

Friday Mix Music Main Floor House Music on the Roof

Saturday Hip Hop on the Roof House Music Main Floor

Sunday Q102 on the Roof House Music Main Floor

116 S. 18th St • 215-568-1020 www.vangoloungeandSkybar.com

DIRT MANSION + MORE

Seafood Unlimited

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THEOTIS JOE FEAT. LATE BLOOM

Phillips Seafood

June 9-15, 2010

TUESDAY 6/15

1 516 Sansom St. 215.567.7683. oysterhousephilly.com $$ CC AS

2214 South St. 215.546.4811. $ CC

2 24 S. 15th St. 215.985.9600. gooddogbar.com $$ CC AS ★

JEWISH

WEDNESDAY 6/9

Oyster House

Good Dog Bar and Restaurant

233 S. 20th St. 215.988.0510. $$ CC BYOB

Il Portico

$ AS

2 225 S. 18th St. 215.546.5940. devonseafood.com $$$ CC AS BR

Sushi on the Square

Zama

2229 Spruce St. 215.735.7357.

Devon Seafood

SOUL FOOD

Ernesto’s 1521 Cafe

1920 Chestnut St. lecastagne.com $$ CC AS

1 708 Lombard St. 215. 545.9600. fishphilly.com $$$ CC

222 S. 15th St. shiroihana.com $$ CC AS

2 204 Market St. 215.496.9797. 2204libertybar.com $ CC AS

253 S. 16th St. 215.735.8630. $$ BYOB

fish.

270 S. 20th St. seafoodunlimited.com $$ CC AS

Liberty Bar

La Viola

SEAFOOD

1 823 Sansom St. 215.665.9500. cavsrittenhouse.com $$ CC AS

Shiroi Hana

Vango

1519 Walnut St. il-portico.com $$$ CC AS

2 063 South St. 215.735.9939. tenstone.com $ CC AS BR

Cavanaughs Rittenhouse

2013 Walnut St. bardsirishbar.com $$ CC AS BR

Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse 1521 Spruce St. ernestos1521.com $$ CC AS

Ten Stone

1 7th and Race sts. 215.448.2700. phillipsseafood.com $$ CC AS

$ CC AS

111 S. 17th St. davios.com $$$ CC AS

2 201 Christian St. 215.732.3429. thesidecarbar.com $ CC AS BR

The Bards

1705 Chestnut St. $ CC BYOB

brunch

637 N. 3RD STREET PHILADELPHIA 215.627.6711

JAPANESE

267 S. 19th St. 215.772.1905. $$ CC BR

Tokyo Lunchbox

LIVE B2B BAND

Valentino on the Square

2 56 S. 20th St. 215.546.3935. dangeloristorante.com $$$ CC AS

DJs DOZIA & RON CLARK

mon- Fri 4-6pm all DraFts $ belGians too!

Los Catrines & Tequila’s

1602 Locust St tequilasphilly.com $$ CC AS

KOREAN

1 523 Walnut St. 215.567.1000. lebec-fin.com $$$ CC AS

2 63 S. 15th St. 215.545.4102. josepistolas.com $$ CC AS

PUB FARE

June 12, 5-7 p.m.

happy hour

1 506 Spruce St. 215.790.0171. trattoriaprimadonna.com $$ CC AS BYOB

Jose Pistola’s

Mizu Sushi Bar

brewinG co. sat & sun 10am-3pm

Trattoria Prima Donna

Hot Tamales

Sidecar Bar

P H I L A D E L P H I A W E E K LY

sponsoreD by pbc 2 June WH 10, 10 p.m.-12 T a.m.

1805 John F. Kennedy Blvd. 215.557.9009. $

2 216 Walnut St. 215.568.1314. salentorestaurant.com $$$ CC BYOB

2030 Chestnut St. fujimt.com $$ CC AS

220 S. 16th St. bellinigrill.com $$ CC BYOB

SILKCITYPHILLY.COM 5TH & SPRING GARDEN

Globalerger beer Distributors

Salento

Bellini Grill

Branzino

Warsaw Cafe

2048 Sansom St. 215.751.1175. $$ CC BYOB

MEXICAN/SOUTHWESTERN

Pico de Gallo

Su Xing House

EASTERN EUROPEAN

Porcini

Fuji Mountain

1 700 Lombard St. 215.546.0496. bistrolabaia.com $$ BYOB

$ CC

1714 Walnut St. pietrospizza.com $$ CC AS

1 14 S. 18th St. 215.568.3050. byblosphilly.com $$ CC AS BR

ITALIAN

1512 Walnut St. susannafoo.com $$$ CC AS BR 1508 Sansom St. suxinghouse.com

Pietro’s Coal Oven Pizzeria

MEDITERRANEAN Byblos

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“It’s not karate, it’s kung fu,” shouts the titular Karate Kid. This blip aside, this unasked-for remake of an ‘80s nostalgia item is an improbable improvement in just about every way. Created by Rocky director John G. Avildsen, the original was an attempt to revisit past success while plundering the squeakyclean high-school market newly created by John Hughes, laced with some Reagan-era ethnic stereotyping. There’s a healthy air of disrespect for source material in the remake, relocating to China—where an Oriental Other caricature like Pat Morita’s Mr. Miyagi would seem odd—and reducing the age of the protagonist. And this tale of bullies and sexless love really does make more sense with a 12-year-old instead of a high school senior. Otherwise, the remake is plot-faithful: Dre (Jaden Smith, son of Will and Jada) moves from Detroit to Beijing with his widowed mom (Taraji P. Henson, doing loads with a thankless role). There, he incurs the wrath of a ruthless little shit learning a dick version of martial arts. To the rescue comes aphInitial Time orism-spouting handyman and secret kung fu master Mr. Han (Jackie Chan), who schools Dre on ass-kicking as well as patience, control, manners and not being such a goddamn trashmouth. The new Karate Kid is even longer than the original, but nails the big moments: Dre realizing that days of tedious, menial labor have laid the foundation for kung fu is respectable; ditto the final showdown. In these scenes, as well as one where Chan kicks the shit out of a bunch of kids, each punch and kick rattles the subwoofers. These kids get fucked. Up. Smith is a significant improvement over boringly sincere Ralph Macchio. And even Chan is borderline credible. His stubble-y goatee looks glued on, but his sad waddle and sleepy eyes, masking a deep hurt, are shockingly close to believable. Not bad for a guy whose acting until now has been restricted to wacky reaction shots, and a better segue into drama than Jet Li’s relentless crying in The Warlords.

A Review by Matt Prigge It’s worth noting that virtually no one who worked on Breathless—the film that established the French New Wave, loosening up previously staid and passionless cinema—thought they were working on one of the Most Important Films in History. Making his first feature, critic-turnedfilmmaker Jean-Luc Godard was widely viewed as sub-amateur. He filmed handheld, mostly in natural light. He created tracking shots with cinematographer Raoul Coutard sitting in a wheelchair. He paid so little attention to crowd control that during star Jean-Paul Belmondo’s death scene, an on-duty policeman rushed to his aid. Once, after calling out sick, he was found at a café; he and high-end producer Georges de Beauregard then got into a fistfight. Even the “jump cut,” the film’s most famous feature, was simply an inventive solution after the first cut ran two-anda-half hours. Was only Godard aware of what Godard was doing? Debatable. He charged that the initial fans—good job, moviegoers of 1960, for making this a massive hit—were “exaggerating.” Later, he claimed he had been trying to imitate Howard Hawks, but hit Lewis Carroll by accident. Whoops! Still, it’s unlikely the 50-year-old Breathless would be as influential or lively—every shot feels genuinely spontaneous—were it not for the madness that birthed it. The closest Godard ever got to a clean plot, the film is pure gutter noir. Petty thief, apparent psychopath and Bogie fanatic Michel Poiccard (Belmondo, swaggering) steals a car, shoots a cop and hides out in Paris. There, he bangs Patricia (Jean Seberg), an American ex-pat femme fatale. Of course, it’s no “mere” noir. The action (what little there is) is diced into discombobulation. The bulk of the film is dedicated to mega-idle chit-chat (see: the 26-minute bedroom scene) and shots of its two iconic stars radiating fuck fumes. As a film about a gloriously mismatched couple, it’s a strong, dry run for the even bleaker portrait in Godard’s Pierrot le fou (1965). More importantly: Here’s a low-budget film made by an egomaniacal tyrant that created a fresh cinematic language with limited resources. Why doesn’t this happen more often?

BReview by Matt Prigge The woman accidentally caught in the net of Irish fisherman Syracuse (Colin Farrell) is alive. But how? Surely there’s no logical explanation for why this beautiful waif named Ondine (Polish actress Alicja Bachleda-Curus), who emerged from the sea, refuses to see a doctor, demands to be kept in hiding and sings in an unidentified foreign language. Annie (Alison Barry), Syracuse’s wheelchair-bound daughter, thinks she’s a selkie, a mythological creature that occasionally sheds its seal skin to strut among the humans. Ondine doesn’t discourage the speculation, using her mystique to bring hope into the lives of those who need it. Take that, rational thinking, eh? The tagline for the latest from Neil Jordan suggests a tribute to fuzzy-headedness: “The truth is not what you know. It’s what you believe,” whatever that means. Surprisingly, Ondine turns out to be downright skeptical—a wise examination of the pros and cons of believing in nonsense. While Ondine brings new life to Syracuse and his sickly daughter, she also creates a whole new nest of problems, not limited to the divorced Syracuse’s fear of interspecies mating. And, it turns out, there are possible logical explanations for how she arrived. Still, this exploration of faith and reason—a split reflected in the ravishing cinematography by former Wong KarWai regular Christopher Doyle, which emphasizes coastal Ireland’s radiant greens as well as its drab grays—is nimble and trenchant. Such control is not what you expect from Jordan, one of the most inconsistent filmmakers working prominently. Jordan is following up The Brave One, an insultingly knucklescraping rehash of Death Wish with Jodie Foster, which was as toxic as his many clunkers (We’re No Angels, Interview With the Vampire, Michael Collins, In Dreams). Ondine isn’t as strong as his good-to-greats (Mona Lisa, The Crying Game, End of the Affair, The Good Thief) or as interesting as his bugfucks (The Company of Wolves, The Butcher Boy, Breakfast on Pluto). Rather, it’s pleasant almost to a fault—the sanest movie ever about a potential mermaid. It suggests that Jordan could chill out in his autumn years, and that that might not be a bad thing. n

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Orson Bean: How on earth does one go from being on the Hollywood blacklist to being a high-profile supporter of Proposition 8 and turning entertaining maniac (and son-in-law) Andrew Breitbart on to Rush Limbaugh? Ask Orson Bean. Actually, the actor’s about-face might not have been so dramatic: He only attended two Communist meetings, both, he claims, because of a girl. Still. Michael Caine: Though he shocked some recently when he voted for David Cameron and suggested reinstating national service in England, Caine’s explanation wasn't frothing mad. He likes to vote for different parties every decade. (He voted Thatcher in the ‘80s and Blair in the ‘90s.) And he only proposed a brief stint in the service, enough to instill “a sense of belonging rather than a sense of violence.” Both of which you can at least debate. Charlton Heston: The onetime Moses spent his younger days campaigning for JFK, marching with MLK, opposing Vietnam, etc. Then he voted for Nixon. As he quipped, “I didn’t change. The Democratic Party changed.” Uh-huh. Dennis Hopper: From Easy Rider to Reagan: Much has been made of the fact that the late Hopper had been voting Republican since the ‘80s. But his reason was Caine-esque: He cited Thomas Jefferson’s demand that Americans vote the other party every 20 years. He even voted for Obama, claiming fear of a certain Alaskan.

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Don't be fooled by the piggyback ride, kid: Michael Douglas as Ben, the unlikeable, downwardspiraling father of Jenna Fischer and title character in Solitary Man.

already tenuous existence quickly comes crashing down around him. Ben Kalmen’s finger-jabbing, car-salesman strut is an amusingly down-market take on Wall Street’s Gordon Gekko. (He’s a Master of the Universe, except in lowercase letters. And in New Jersey.) The boozy, college-town hijinks call to mind Douglas’ last great role, as addled Professor Grady Tripp in Curtis Hanson’s sublime Wonder Boys. And, of course, the horndog circumstances of Kalmen’s decline call to mind nearly every movie from the late ’80s through the mid-’90s in which various Douglas characters’ inability to keep it in their pants got them in trouble. Casting his frequent co-star Danny DeVito as Ben’s oldest friend almost makes Solitary Man feel like an episode of This Is Your Life, but the two still have such a relaxed, enjoyable rapport that it’s tough to complain. Douglas throws himself into the character, daring the (lousy) cinematography to show his age and reveling in deplorable, often regrettably funny misbehavior. After shamelessly bumming money from his adult daughter (Jenna Fischer) while

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Grade: BDirector: Brian Koppelman, David Levien Starring: Michael Douglas Running time: 90 minutes

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Leading with his dimpled chin and cocksure swagger, Michael Douglas still carries himself like Hollywood royalty, yet always carefully signals vast chasms of inadequacy lurking beneath the alpha-male posturing. It’s hard to think of another leading man who so gravitates toward human frailty, his characters constantly being undone by lust, greed or threatened-whiteguy privilege. Douglas is a much braver— and much better—actor than he often gets credit for being. Alas, we haven’t seen much of Michael Douglas onscreen over the past decade, save for bit parts in crap comedies like You, Me and Dupree or Ghosts of Girlfriends Past. Mainstream movies have shifted away from the adult-ish complexities and concerns that made even Douglas’ trashiest thrillers worth watching. His brand of abrasive, deeply flawed antiheroes are now found mostly on television. (I’m still amazed the guy doesn’t have his own series on Showtime or F/X.) But there are always indies, and Solitary Man, directed by Brian Koppelman and David Levien from Koppelman’s screenplay, has been almost-too-neatly designed as The Ultimate Michael Douglas Experience. Pulling together echoes of the star’s most iconic roles, it’s a somewhat contrived, if ultimately irresistible, one-man show of arrogant entitlement and aching vulnerability. The movie wouldn’t make sense with anybody else in the part. Douglas stars as Ben Kalmen, a onceprosperous New Jersey auto-dealership mogul who seems to have dedicated the past six years of his life to self-destructing in the tawdriest ways imaginable. Solitary Man skips the actual flameout in order to focus on the flickering embers afterwards. When we catch up with Ben, he’s lazily taking the long way around the end of his downward spiral, still living beyond his means and chasing much younger women, and gradually realizing that he’s finally run out of money and time. His business destroyed by extralegal shenanigans, Ben’s now scraping for a second lunge at the brass ring via the influence of his brittle, moneyed Manhattan-ite girlfriend (Mary-Louise Parker). But, this being a Michael Douglas movie, he can’t resist torpedoing his future by putting his dick in the wrong place. A visit to a Boston university chaperoning Parker’s man-eating teenage daughter (Imogen Poots) goes exactly (and ickily) where you wished it wouldn’t, and Ben’s

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Ron Silver: The “9/11 Republican” exodus only took a few from Hollywood, among them Dennis Miller, Airplane! maven David Zucker and Silver, the late, underrated actor—please see his deranged turn in Blue Steel—who went from lifelong Democrat to speaking at the 2004 Republican Convention. But, like Hopper, his last vote was anti-Palin. n

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11TH & SPRUCE Spacious Sunny Studio apt w/HW flrs, High ceilings, Full kit/Bath. Laundry facilities. $850+. Call 215-985-0600 12TH & SPRUCE Efficiency apt. W/W, AC, Laundry facilities. $695+. Call 215-985-0600. 12TH LOMBARD, BRIGHT, BALCONY, NEW KIT, HRDWD, WI/CLOSET, AC, WD JUNE $850+El 215-733-0480 15TH SPRUCE: NEW KIT, HRDWD, HIGH CEIL, 2 CLOSETS, EL/HT, WD/STRG $850+ (215)733-0480 15XX PORTER: NICE STUDIO, 3rd/fl. QUIET AREA No dog. $475. 610-909-9025 17XX SPRUCE, LARGE, HRDWD, SLEEPING LOFT, WD/STRG JUNE $850+ 215-733-0480 1920 BAINBRIDGE Apt 2R Small studio, nice kitchen, a/c, laundry. $625+ util. Call BCH 215-545-1144 1930 BAINBRIDGE ST Studio HW/FLRS, Avail Now! $725/mo 215-917-8835 19TH/SPRING GARDEN Gorg renov, HWF, Gour kit, Laundry & more. $850+. PMG 215-545-7007 x303 20TH & WALNUT- OPEN HOUSE, SAT, 12n-4pm Spacious Studios in THE CHATHAM, High rise doorman building, All utilities included, Great views, HW floors, Laundry. AVAILABLE JULY/SEPT! $1,115. www.msreco.com 215-925-7362 2228 CHRISTIAN Studio, HW flrs, High ceilings, AC, laundry. $625+ util. Avail July. Call BCH 215-545-1144 22ND & SPRUCE Adorable Studio, Close to everything. Inc heat, $695+. PMG 215-545-7007 x302 2309 CHRISTIAN Apt 2R Studio apt (300sf), W/W carpets, AC. $495+ util. Avail Aug. Call BCH 215-545-1144 2311 CHRISTIAN Apt 1F Renovated studio (350sf), Exposed brick, Wood floors, AC,laundry in bldg. $625+ util. Avail Aug. Call BCH 215-545-1144 23RD DELANCEY, SLEEPING LOFT, BRIGHT, HI/ CEIL, HRDWD, NEW/KIT, WD/STRG JUL $1000/ INC HT/WTR 215-733-0480 9TH & PINE Very cool Studio, close to Wholefds/ Superfrsh. $675+. PMG, 215-545-7007 x302 9TH/PINE: Spacious Studio in Charming Brownstone, Walk to PA Hospital in Seconds, Intercom System, HW Flrs, Hi Ceilings, Modern Kitchen. Avail Aug. $750/mo. 866-939-6587. # 216245 BROAD & PINE Adorable Studio apt, newly renovated, incl heat. $725+. PMG 215-545-7007 x302 ITAL.MKT. 2nd flr.,G/H,A/C, Ceramic Tile. Claw foot tub w/shower. $625/mo.+. 267-231-4992. RIT. SQ. LRG EFC. WD/fl. ELC/HT, ELV, WD/ bld. $595-$695+e Harvey Blank R.E. 215735-8414. RITT. SQ. AREA: STUDIOS/ROOMS Include Elect,Heat,Hot Water. $625-$795 (215)8061526 RITTENHOUSE SQ. AREA, HRDWD, SEPARATE KIT. TILE BA $825+ George Gay R.E. 215-563-6724 lofts OLD CITY (108 Market): Loft apt w/Separate Bedroom. Overlooking Ben Franklin Bridge, 9’ceiling, exposed brick walls, wood floors, WD, gas heat. $995/mo+. 215-627-4414

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one bedroom 100% AWESOME APTS Starting $1000. FP, CA, WD, HWF, Nice kits/Baths. Call 215-413-3732 10TH & PASSYUNK SS Eat-in kit, CA, WD, New carpets, paint. 2nd fl. $875. 267-391-8210 www. visiteastpassyunk.com 11TH & JACKSON Beautiful/LRG.1/BDR / deck,C/A,Loaded with Everything! $950/mo. 215-651-9190 12TH & PINE Cool 1BR, Close to everything, incl heat. $860+. PMG 215-545-7007 x302 12TH and SPRUCE Adorable 1BR apt, HW Floors. Avail 07/10. $850. PMG, 215-545-7007 x302 13TH & SPRUCE: Spacious loft BR, 2 lev Livingrm, 1.5BA, prvt deck. AC. $1250. 610-896-6578 13TH PINE, VERY BRIGHT, HI CEILINGS, HRDWD, NEW/KIT, DEC/FRPL, WD/STRG JUL $1100/INCL HT 215-733-0480 13TH/PINE Bright open rooms, new kitchen, Garden. Includes Utilities, $950. 610-896-6578 1425 Locust St #5B (The Aria) $1695/moLg, airy 1BD,1BA, granite counters & SS appliances. Upgraded bath, central to all cc. Pet friendly. 215-440-8375 15TH/SPRUCE: Huge 1Bdrm in Beautiful Brownstone, Large Rooms, Abundant Closet Space, Modern Kitchen, Walk-In Cedar Closet, Laundry, Intercom Entry. Avail July. $920/Mo. 866-939-6587. lic# 380139 17TH PINE: NEW KITCHEN & WINDOWS, BRIGHT, HRDWD, CRTYRD, WD/STRG JUL $1100+el 215-733-0480 18TH SPRUCE: NEW KITCHEN, BRIGHT, HRDWD, LRG BDRM, WD/STRG JUL $1025/INC HT 215733-0480 1920 BAINBRIDGE, 2F 1BR apt (450sf), HW floors, EIK, AC, laundry in bldg. $750+ util. Avail Aug. Call BCH 215-545-1144 21ST & SPRING GARDEN 1BR w/Old world charm, Gorg garden, HWF, Incl heat. $975. PMG, 215-5457007 x110 22ND CHESTNUT: COURTYARD, GOOD CLOSETS, HRDWD, NEW KIT, WD/STRG JUNE $1200+el 215-733-0480 250 S 13th 3C $1900/mo 1BD/1BA condo, high ceilings, hwf, new kitchen, large closets, 1 car parking. CALL LYNDA KREVITZ PRU FOX & ROACH 215-627-6005/215-521-1565 3XX S. 15TH: HRDWD, NEW KIT, AC, WD/STRG JUNE $1050/incl ht/wtr. 215-733-0480 50 S 16th #4204 $36501BD+den, 2 full baths, top-of-the-line kitchen, hwf, health club, pool. CALL LYNDA KREVITZ PRU FOX & ROACH 215-6276005/215-521-1565 7XX SO. 10TH ST 1Br. Apt., $750/mo.+. Precise Realty, 215-755-9133,ext.106, Ask for Guy. 8TH & CATHERINE-3RD FL.,DECK, C/A,STORAGE/BASEMENT. AVAIL. 8/1. NO PETS. 215-915-5347. 8TH & MORRIS 2nd flr., $600/mo.+utils. No Pets. 1st,last,1mo. security. 215-271-6658. 9TH & PINE Cool 1BR, close to Jefferson/Whole foods and more. $875+. PMG 215-545-7007 x302 ART MUSEUM AREA: 22xx Green St. 1 bedroom. Hardwood floors, WD in building. Available 07/01. $1030, includes hot water. No pets. 215.561.5564 ART MUSEUM 21/Parrish Lg 1BR, Fab EIK, All amens. incl heat. $950+. PMG, 215-545-7007 x302 BELLA VISTA Sunny, Clean 1BR apt. WD on premises. $875/mo+. 215-983-0887 BROAD & PINE Gorgeous 1BR, HWF, Close to evrythng. Inc heat, $1025+. PMG 215-545-7007 x302 DORCHESTER, LOCUST/19TH: JUNIOR 1BDRM, HIGH FLOOR $1485 INCLDS/utils. 6/1. Pine R.E, 1503 Pine. 215-735-8896, website: www.pinere.com Italian Market area. 1BD, 2nd fl., newly renov., H/W, heat incl. $750/mo 215-963-9630 MANAYUNK/ROXBOROUGH: ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED! LARGE 1BDRM, Patio/Balc, Central Air, Prkg, Laundry, Oversized Closets, Modern Kitchen w/DW/GD, Pool, Gym Membership, Cats Welcome, Shuttle to Main St. From $1035/Mo. 215-482-4246. lic# 215101

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Art Museum Area, Must See Newly Renovated 2-3BR Apt., Awesome!, Modern Track Lighting, Granite Countertops, Oak Hardwood Floors, Central Air, Washer/Dryer in Apt., Marble Bathroom Floors, Deck, Video Intercom, No Pets, See YOUTUBE Video at GasHeart.com, Open House Thursdays 7:00pm-7:30pm, 1615 Brown Street, 215-485-1015, $1250/month ART MUSEUM: 21st/Cherry Lg 1st fl 2BR, Rec rnvtd, full bsmt/strg, backyard. WD. No pets. Avail Now. $1575+. First/Last/Sec. Incl heat/HW. 856-672-0338 EAST PASSYUNK AVE-HUGE 2BDR.APT.,2ND FLR.2FULL BATHS. COMPLETELY RENOVATED. $1300/MO.+. HAS EVERYTHING. 215-8509350. MANAYUNK/ROXBOROUGH: Lrg 2bdrm, Renovated Kitch/Bathrm, Patio/Balc Laundry, Gym, Pool, Tennis/ Basketball Crts, Free Shuttle to Main Street Manayunk, Pets Welcome. From $1220/ Mo. 888-538-9667. Ask about how you can receive FREE Furniture for 1 Year! EXECUTIVE SHORT TERM FURNISHED SUITES AVAILABLE. lic# 218436 MANAYUNK/ROXBOROUGH: Charming 2Bdrm, Bright, Oversize Closets, All New Carpets Throughout, Intercom Entry, Onsite Prkg, AC, Updated Kitchen/Bathrm. Heat/Water/Gas Incl. 1st month free on select apts! From $1020/Mo. 215-482-0788. lic# 218586 OLD CITY, 2BDRMS, 2BA, 2PATIOS, FRPL, STAINLESS APPLS., HRWD/fl, CA, DW, GD, BUILT-IN MICRO WD. Avail 6/1. $1900. S&S Properties. 267-402-8017 QUEEN VILLAGE: 2BR home w/CA, Wood lam flrs, WD, fin bsmt. $1500+. CALL: 215-922-3910. mcolaizzo@comcast.net SO.BROAD STREET-ULTRA MOD., ALL APPLIANCES, GRANITE COUNTER TOPS, HDWD, CARPET/TILE, C/A, WINDOW TREATMENT, W/D, STARTING AT-$1,000+.*STUDIO ALSO AVAIL. $750+. WALK TO-SPORTS COMPLEX. TRANSPORTATION OUTSIDE YOUR DOOR. NO PETS. 215-755-6900. SOCIETY HILL 2BR, W/W, CA, Modern bath, Laundry, Strg. $1350 inc heat. Nancy, 215-925-0544

LOGAN SQUARE AREA, 2BDRM, DEN, DECK, LR, WD, YARD. $1500+ George Gay R.E. 215563-6724 LOMBARD 16TH: (4)BDRMS, A/C, YARD. $2290+. Avail NOW! Pine R.E, 1503 Pine. (215)735-8896, website: www.pinere.com. PENNSPORT TOWNHOUSE-W/GARAGE. 3BEDRMS., 2.5BATHS, C/A, W/W CARPET, W/D, ALL APPLIANCES, CONV. TO TRANSPORTATION/ SHOPPING. NO PETS. $1,350/MO.+UTILS. CALL 215-755-6900.

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two bedroom 100% AWESOME APTS Starting $1595. FP, CA, WD, HWF, Nice kits/Baths. 215-413-3732 12th and South Street Area: 2BR apt., Great Location - HEAT INCLUDED!!, Washer/Dryer, No Pets, Exact address 769 S. 12th Street, See YOUTUBE Video at www.GasHeart.com - 215485-1015, $1350/month 12TH LOMBARD: BI-LVL, UPDATED KIT., GOOD CLOSETS, PRV/YRD, WD/bldg JULY $1400+EL. 215-733-0480 15TH/SPRUCE: Beautiful Art Deco High-rise Studio Apt, Desk Attendant, HW Flrs, Updated Kitch, Onsite Laundry, Intercom Entry, Amazing Location!. $960/Mo. 866-939-6587. Lic #219789 16TH & SPRUCE 2BR Bilevel, WD, CA, HW floors, Avail 07/01. $1595+. 215-990-9672 16XX PINE: BI-LVL, BRIGHT, 2BATHS, NEW KIT., HRDWD, CRTYD, WD JULY $1600+EL. 215-733-0480 20th/CHESNUT: BI-LVL, 1.5BATHS, HRDWD, WD in APT. $1450/INCLDS HT & HT/WTR. George Gay R.E. 215-563-6724 20XX Cypress Street, RITTENHOUSE SQUARE AREA, 2-Bedroom Huge, gorgeous 2-bedroom, bi-level, 1 1/2 baths, 3rd & 4th floors of owner occupied brownstone. Cen A/C, D/W, G/D, W/W carpet, W/D on premises. Avail 8/1/10. 10-mo or 22 mo lease required. Small pets may be possible, restrictions apply. $1950 per month, plus elect. Contact kjpel@verizon.net 22nd & WALNUT: Cool 2BR 2BA, All amens. Close to Penn. $1195+. PMG 215-545-7007 x302 22xx BLK of S.BROAD 2BR, 2BA, very nice. Includes water only. Call Dave, 10:30am-7pm, 215-450-8176 231 S Jessup $1300/mo 2BD/1BA trinity, fireplace, yard, deck, w/d. CALL MIKE MCCANN PRU FOX & ROACH 215-627-6005/215-440-8345 326 South 19th Street: A TREASURE IN THE HEART OF RITTENHOUSE SQUARE!!! 2 Bedroom 1 Bath apartment, Available Late July. Upper floor, Unrestricted View. Must see to appreciate. Great closet space, PET FRIENDLY - Small Dogs accepted. $2,000.00 per month (includes Heat & Water). Call 215-735-6313 to schedule an appointment OR E-Mail: DelanceyPlace@aol.com 5xx FITZWATER Large 2BR, 2BA with Deck, Fireplace. $1350/mo+ Utils. 215-922-1625 733 Melon Pl. D $996/mo Beautiful 2BD/1BA, hardwood floors, granite counters, open LR/DR. CALL MIKE MCCANN PRU FOX & ROACH 215-6276005/215-440-8345 9TH SPRING GARDEN BEAUTIFUL 2BEDR.,TILE BATH,HDWD FLRS., ALL APPLIANCES, A/C, SECURITY SYSTEM. $1200/MO+. 610-304-0087 9TH SPRUCE: WD/in APT, BRIGHT, HRDWD, CA, NEW KIT, BI-LVL, JULY $1600+ 215-733-0480

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701 WALNUT ST 500 sq.ft office, utilities inc, architect,artist nice lite 616 S. 3RD (SOUTh ST) 700 sq.ft retail store, bth.,a/c, 2-3 car parkg. 951 E. PASSyUNk AvE 600 sq.ft, corner retail or office bathroom 761 S. 4Th ST 1100 sq.ft retail space, hi-traffic full bst, bathroom,

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HomeExpert Market Watch April 2010 Center City · Philadelphia County

Philadelphia Home Sales up 28% in April

Philadelphia home sales posted a second straight month of double digit increases as buyers were eager to take advantage of the federal tax credits before their April 30th expiration. Philadelphia home sales were up 28% while median home prices increased 7% to $144,000, up from $135,000 compared to the same time last year. While almost every region showed impressive increases in home sales, Southwest Philadelphia posted the highest gains, with a 50% increase over April of last year. Northeast Philadelphia and South Philadelphia also posted significant activity with increases of 44% and 40% respectively. Homes Sold April 2010 .................................87 April 2009 .................................80 Average Days on Market April 2010...............................123 April 2009...............................123

+8.8% 0.0%

+1.7%

Average Days on Market April 2010 .................................79 April 2009 .................................80 Median Sales Price April 2010....................$144,000 April 2009....................$135,000

+27.9%

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WEST

NORTH

+46.0% RIVERWARDS

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-8.4% SOUTH

+6.7%

+23.2% SOUTHWEST

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Median Sales Price April 2010....................$325,000 April 2009....................$319,500

NORTHWEST

Philadelphia County Homes Sold April 2010 ...........................1,223 April 2009...............................956

+4.9%

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+4.8%

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231 DELANCEY ST OpEN SUNDAY JUNE 13, 1:30-2:30pm Traditional 4br,1.5b, h/w flrs, fireplace, many original details, beautiful Society Hill block $925,000 Call Izzy Sigman

251 S 22nd St B, CHANDLER pL NY style full floor, +/- 1339sf, 2 br, 2 b, f/p, south facing garden, parking $529,000 Call Scott Neifeld

6426 SHERWOOD RD, OVERBROOK FARmS OpEN SUNDAY JUNE 13, 12-1pm Beautiful traditional 5br,3b, garage, move-in condition! $495,000 Call marian mcGee

4225 OSAGE AVE, UNIVERSITY CITY OpEN SUNDAY JUNE 13, 1-3pm 3 story, 6br, 2b, many original details, large yard, basement, catchment area $479,000 Call Trish Kelly

118 N 3RD ST, mINImA LOFT BUILDING Full floor condos, +/-1375 sq ft, 1 & 2 bedroom units available $390,000-$410,000 Call Bruce Benjamin

50 N FRONT ST #501 2br loft condo,2b, f/p, river views, huge shared roof deck, tax abatement $375,000 Call Karen Joslin

1155 S CLARION ST, pASSYUNK SQ New Listing! Totally rehabbed extra wide 3 br, 1 b, move right in! $309,000 Call Cecile Steinriede

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Rosa Court $519,900-650,000 239 Sigel Street $159,900 Large corner mixed use property with garage! 13th & Federal 5 unit building, 4 apartments + store, separately Part of the first floor is office space with the rest Well maintained 2 bedroom, 1 bath home on 17 Luxury townhomes with metered, central location! of the building being residential with 4 bed3 or 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, lovely Pennsport block! rooms, 1 bath, and den! high ceilings, gourmet gran- 125 Hoffman Street 1819 W. Porter $399,900 $169,900 ite kitchens, family rooms, Rare 4BR, 1.5BA, h/w flrs, t/o, w/w, c/a, porch1336 S. 20th $159,900 Great 2 bedroom, 1 bath home with hardwood hardwood floors, finished Gorg 2-story rehab, 3BR, 1B, h/w flrs, high-end front, brite, pot. Parking floors, new windows, and rear deck! basements, 2 car parking, fnshes, ready to3move in. #TD416 NEW THIS WEEK! OLD CITY/LOFT DISTRICT N Columbus $369,000 1648-52 E. Passyunk Ave $850,000 138 Mercy Street $299,900 315 Arch #405 $169,900 and decks with amazing GRAD HOSPITAL parking, hardwood S.$369,900 ClarionGreat 2BD/2BA condo, garage $159,900 Absolutely walls of windows, floors, granite and stainless kitchen, open floor Wonderful investment opportunity! Commercial skyline views! 2 bedroom, 1 bath home being beautiful sold in 1BD/1BA, 21220 Great 2BD/1BA,Nice bamboo floors, rear yard, finished soaring ceilings, granite and stainless 6 Smallkitchen, 2 bedroom, 1 bath home on great block basement, 4 years left on tax abatement! plan. as0is condition on nice block! property with2 stores and bi-level apartment years left on tax abatement. with pine floors. RITTENHOUSE SQ $2,900,000 938 N 4th $369,900 above on busy shopping corridor! 124 Mercy Street $179,900 112 Market $375,000 True grandeur, 5BD/5.2BA, library, den, wet bar, 10 Charming floor plan, updated 1210 Point Breeze Ave3BD/1.5BA, open$169,900 Gorgeous units with marble baths, bamboo fireplaces, elaborate 2 car garage! kitchen, large rear deck, balcony, central air. Nicedetails, 2 bedroom, 1 bath home with hardwood ITALIAN MARKET floors, custom kitchens, open living spaces, tax 2 story property with multiple office spaces and abatement floors, nice kitchen, and central air! pending! 1416 S. 7th Street $259,900 WASHINGTON SQUARE 223 Fairmount $474,900 garage zoned C2. 924 Spruce LL2 $249,900 210 Church #1 $519,000 New construction, 3BD/2BA, fantastic roof deck,Nicely renovated 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with 122ground Dudley Street $259,900 Spacious 1BD/1BA, level unit, great 118 Durfor $179,900 hardwood floors, wired for sound, great kitchen! Currently a dentist’s office with a 2BD living space 1227 Mercy Streetcondition and excellent value! the second finished basement, new3BR, 1BA, h/w flrs, bckyard, bay wndw, central air, wide open kitchen with stainless steel Gorgeous 2 bedroom, 1 bathonhome withfloor, beautiBeautiful $209,900 kitchen, fireplace. 964 N Leithgow $799,900 ful wood floors, gas fireplace, central air, custom hi ceilings, EIK, Amazing nu w/w3-4BD/3BA, crpt, c/a, den, 42” garage, cabinets. 231 S1Jessup $299,900 roof deck, 2ndappliances, central air, and lovely master bedCharming 3 bedroom, Charming 2BD/1BA trinity, fireplace, red brick and 3rd floor decks, bamboo floors, meticulous room suite kitchen, rear patio, plus finished basement with bath home with finished 2335 S. Percy Street $189,900 yard, built-ins, pine floors, deck. finishes. media room, office, and laundry room! basement, central air, and Beautifully renovated 2 bedroom, 1 bath home 1229 S. 8th Street $319,900 803 Lombard $599,900 ART MUSEUM AREA with rosewood flooring, Society Hillnice rear yard! 146 McKean $349,900 Handsome 4BD/2.5BA, garage, gas fireplace, 938 N 29thcustom kitchen and $229,900 Very large 6 bedroom, 1 bath home with 3 powgorgeous kitchen, lower level family Excellent 3BD/1BA, bath, high ceilings, and value, central air! pine floors, spacious $3,999,000 Wonderful crnr room, office/store w/ 2 BR apart. above der room in great areaSociety in needHill of some cosmetics hardwood floors. yard, great charm! Exceptional 5BD/3BA+2 powder (rent $1000). Current Take-out w/ c/a, kitch & 2601 S Mildred $189,900 $4,900,000 rooms, living room with 54ft ceiling, 10 Tasker Street $349,900 SOCIETY HILL 918 N Bambrey $237,500 Now is truly the time to buy! prep area. Nice cornr duplex. Flrs rented for $875 $1000 granite This 9000 SF Townhome and 4500 SF garden 302 Lombard B $189,900 Renovated 2BD/1.5BA, finished&basement, European kitchen, 9500 sq ft of living Wonderful brickfront homeamenity with 3 in bedrooms, 26 Interest rates are the lowest in years! has every imaginable its 4 stories, resp. New Kitch, BA, windws, gas heat, c/a Trinity style 1BD/1BA, pet friendly building. and stainless kitchen, nice outdoor space. 1507-09 E. Moyamensing $375,000-450,000 space crafted with the finest materials, 5 full baths, powder rms, 4 carand garage baths, BR’s, hardwood floors,2 exposed bricks, there 2608 out S 9th Street $189,900 $294,900 wine cellar, 2 car parking. 200 Lombard #527 $275,000 There are many great homes 3036 W Harper The Lofts at Pennsport and finished Each room tells a story withbasement. granite countertops! Gorgeous, renovated 1BD/1.5BA, all new kitchen, 3-story 3BD/2BA, patio, lots yard, of light,A/C, beautiful lovely kitchen 3BR, 2.5BA, spacious, nu drs, and the walls resound with history. 4 Luxurious loftsatin fabulous building! 2 bi-level and many sellers will Lovely pay closing master suite, 1 year prepaid parking covered finishes, large master suite with deck! w/w crpt, cust wndw treamnts, mdrn EIK, abund garage! 1612 S. 8th $359,900 lofts and 2 penthouses with private to plenty of financing costs!decks We have 753 N Croskey $349,900 cabinets. choose are a must-see! From $757,000 The Willings 211-15 S 4th from! These Adorable 2BD/1BA, updated kitchen and bath, Very large, renovated, 3 story, 5 bedroom, 2.5 available through our mortgage Beautiful 1-2BD units, high ceilings, recessed lovely garden, refinished wood floors, c/a. 2610 Dudley Street $194,900 bath, corner home, finished basement, WHITMAN lighting, granite counters, exclusive residence with company, Trident Mortgage. Lovely 3BR, 1BA2200-28 homeArch w/ GARAGE h/w flrs, 2309 South Front 24 Sthour doorman532 and Porter many other great amenities. cherry/oak floors, new oak kitchen, mosaic tile #1001 $464,900 Street $129,900 Luxurious 2BD/2BA loft condo, c/a, hardwood great light, in a convenient location to everything! $229,900 Vry nice 3 BR, 1.5$2,300,000 BA, h/w flrs, EIK, w/w crpt, 227-31 S 6th #2NW floors, high ceilings, floor to ceiling windows, baths, spacious bedrooms, central air! Beautiful 3 bedroom, I bath, 3BD/2.5BA, Spectacular entrance, 2721 S. Cleveland Street $199,900 granite kitchen, stainless appliances, garage ceiling private fans, elevator wndw treatments. 1242 Ellsworth $459,900 deeded indoor parking, 12 ft ceilings, magnificent with brick front, finished Large updated 3parking. bedroom, 2 bath home with finopen kitchen, Juliet balcony overlooking private 412 Wolf Street $149,900 Brand new, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, garage, roof basement c/a, rearcourtyard. deck ished basement905 and fireplace. Great value! Corinthian $609,900 Nice 3 bedroom, 1 bath home in need of some TLC! Unique 4BD/3.5BA, 2 car parking, finished deck, custom kitchen and bths, 10 year tax and patio area, a great 1520 Tasker Street $199,900 GRADUATE HOSPITAL basement, every luxury finish imaginable, roof space. abatement $169,900 2104 Montrose 346 Fitzgerald Street $299,900 deck, 9 years left on tax abatement. Large 5 Bedroom, 1 bath home with newly Stunning 2BD/2BA renovation, finished2basement, Lovely rehabbed bedroom, 1 bath home with remodled 1st floor, new kitchen and VISTA bath, and RENTALS spacious bedrooms, tons of closets, large rear BELLA new kitchen and bath, and large yard! yard, new deck, central gorgeousair, kitchen. Bella Vista 1356 South From $229,000 new windows throughout! Liberties West 2 BD condos in low rise condo Beautiful, newly renovated 2BD condos, granite $429,900 $449,900 $199,900 2208 Carpenter322 Ritner Street $320,000 buildingWell in million dollar landscaped courtyard with tons of light, 1618 Jackson counters, stainless appliances, $199,999 appointed luxury 1BD/1BA unit, 1 Brand new construction, 3BD/3BA, Lovely 3BD/2BA,Modern deck, skyline views, central air, rehab, enclsd porch, hardwood floors, detailed moldings. 3BR, 1BA, recent Handsome brick front, 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, hardwood floors, storage, and parking!! $1000++ th year prepaid parking, Brazilian cherry hardwood floors, kitchen with granite and stainless 314 N 12 #1005 $669,000 custom kitchen, hardwood floors, gas w/w carpet, EIK, semi-fnshed bsmnt, c/a, and appliances. extra large living room, high ceilings, exposed Corner, bi-level 1BD/2BA penthouse, 800 sf 1008 S Randolph $279,900 Avail Now hardwood Call Mike McCann floors, 215-440-8345 exposed brick, fireplace, Juliet balcony off master double sided roof deck, 15 ft ceilings, exposed Nice 2BD/1BA with den, new floors, new kitchen, beams, formal dining room and Berber carpet. clng fans recessed lighting, custom kitchen. suite, finished basement, 10 year tax $359,900 brick, gorgeous kitchen. 726 S 24th tons of closets, rear yard and deck. 435 Ritner Spacious, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, sepaGorgeous 3BD/2BA high-end renovated home, abatement pending. 1238 S.$859,000 17th Street $200,000 364-366 Snyder $425,000 241-43 Chestnut F finished basement, large rear yard, hardwood 1031 S Randolph $339,900 rate dining room, washer/dryer/central-air, yard. Amazing 2BD/2BA, heated floors, 3 sided Totally renovated triplex with two 2 bedroom floors, stone & tile baths, tons of light! Nicely renovated 3BD/2BA, sundeck, yard, Large space for possible condo development, forfireplace, custom kitchen, one of a kind! kitchen, granite counters,Avail not Call Mike McCann 215-440-8345 units and one 1 hardwood bedroomfloors, unit.nice Good investment zoned-R10, over 5000 sq ft. 2532 S. Colorado 2405 Street Kimball merly day care center, $369,900 easy parking, great value. NORTHERN LIBERTIES/opportunity! FISHTOWN JUST SOLD Beautiful 3BD/2.5BA, finished basement, custom $379,900 733 Melon D $119,900 SOUTH PHILLY kitchen and baths, nice rear yard, beautiful 610 Percy #2 $645,000 Great condo, 2BD/1BA, newly renovated, 2312 Ellsworth $199,900 1227 Mercy Street $209,900 Large, very beautiful Hisfinishes. 610 Greenwich Street $34,900 Beautiful 3BD/3.3BA, oak flooring, huge EIK, courtyard setting. Nicely renovated, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, patio oversized1windows. Charming 3 bedroom, bath home with finished toric Girard Estates twin Vacant lot measuring 14 X 48. Great develop2144 Webster $379,900 2361 E Huntingdon $155,000 basement, central air, and nice rear yard! with 4 bedrooms, 1.5 front home, bamboo flooring, new windows, high Newbaths, construction, 3BD/2.5BA eco-friendly home, Lovingly restored 2BD/1BA, open LR, hardwood 815 S Darien $679,900 ment opportunity! floors, rear outdoor space, large bathroom. basement, bamboo floors, still time to finished basement,finished 2-zoned New construction, 3BD/3.5BA, 10 year tax ceilings, central air 2628 S 10th $209,900 choose finishes!1324 S. Cleveland abatement, garage, yard, family room, roof deck. $39,900 c/a, sunroom, new Ander$239,000 1019-25 N 4th #1025B Lovely 3BR, 1.5BA, mrbl foyer, spac. W/ cust 833 Mountain Street $289,900 2 story, SQ/FITLER shell, great custom renoGreatfor 1BD/1BA tri-level condo, bamboo floors, son and Pella windows, RITTENHOUSE SQopportunity QUEEN VILLAGE crpt & wndw treat t/o, mod kitch. Sansom vation! $459,000 new kitchen, master suite, finished basement. 317-19 Monroe #6 $299,900 Great 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with hardwood original woodwork,2313 plus Great 2BD/1.5BA, deck, high ceilings, oak floors, 1BD/1BA unit with private deck, formal 2848 S.$255,000 CamacGreat Street $219,900 1321 E Hewson floors, and many original details on lovely block! front porch and lawn! wine cooler, wood fireplace, ample closet space! dining area, hardwood floors. 1541 Dickinson Street $39,900 Large 4BD/1BA, den, huge roofdeck, hardwood Nice duplex with a 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom floors, stainless appliances. nd Vacant lot measuring 14 X 72. Great develop208 Moore Street University City $189,900 2427 Naudain $515,000 729 Spotential! 2 $559,000 units. Good income From $179,000 Amazing 4BD/2BA, large rear yard, random width Art Museum 998 N Randolph $315,000 Beautiful 3BD/1.5BA townhouse condo with ment opportunity! Very nice 2 bedroom, 1 bath home with renovatplank floors, large EIK, skyline views! garage parking, wide open living space, roof deck, 810 Watkins Street $259,900 Beautiful 4BD/1BA, stainless appliances, large New construction, 1-2BDs, low taxes, $649,900 yard, new windows, c/a. exposed brick. ed living/dining room, all new kitchen with stain1212 Durfor Street $599,900 $149,900 10 year tax abatement, hardwood floors, Charming home with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, new Restored, Federal period 3BD/2.5BA, 2323 South less steel appliances, floors, newhigh granite counters,hardwood stainless appliances, 1215 Green $349,900 Nice3BD/2.5BA, 3 BR, 1 BA, AS-IS, w/w crpt, A/C, EIK, picture Free standing corner wood-burning cherry floors, lovely kitchen with stainless steel $669,900 227 Monroe den, deck, large yard, pine floors.. space with high ceilings, 2 car detached Extra wide 3BD/2.5BA, many original details, fireplace, stainless steel appliances, hardwood efficiency HVAC, air beautiful finishes!block! Berber Carpet and central on desirable appliances, and nice rear yard! window, full tiled BA, yard, gasAmazing stv, great locale. absolutely elegant! garage, currently used as a boarding house. floors, open LR/DR, parking!

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ART MUSEUM

Total Square Footage

Duplex penthouse, 3BR, 2.5BA, balc. w/panoramic city and Fairmount views, high ceilings, bright & sunny throughout 2 bedrooms + den, 2.5 baths, wood floors, WE intimateCAN Art MuseumSELL views, excellent condition TOO! SOLD! YOURS 3 bedroom, 2.5 baths, balcony, overlooks Art Museum, Sub-Zero refrigerator, parquet wood floors 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balconySOLD! overlooking ArtWE Museum, large kitchen CAN SELL YOURS TOO! Studio, wood floors, balcony, updated kitchen

4,207 2120 2120 1,262 570

AVENUE OF THE ARTS Bi-level penthouse, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors, large high-end kitchen 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, renovated kitchen and master bath, large balcony 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths, hardwood floors, highWE floor, balcony, upgraded baths YOURS TOO! SOLD! CAN SELL 2 bedroom 1.5 bath corner unit, courtyard view One bedroom, one bath, upgraded kitchen and bath, Juliet balcony, W/D 1 bedroom, 1 bath, seperate dining area, wood floors, excellentSELL closet spaceYOURS TOO! SOLD! WE CAN 1 bedroom, 1 bath, wood floors, opem gourmet kitchen, bay windows bring excellent light, large living area 1 bedroom, 1 bath, panoramic southern views, Juliet balcony, renovated bath and kitchen

RITTENHOUSE SQUARE

Total Square Footage

1,437 1,111 863 1,019 705 875 966 705 Total Square Footage

Price

$795,000 $675,000 $650,000 $259,900 $168,000 Price

$475,000 $384,900 $339,900 $309,900 $289,000 $263,900 $263,900 $259,900 Price

Minimum Income Monthly Cost Monthly Tax Total Incld. Mtg, Condo Savings in a 31% for 10% Down Cash Fee & Taxes Tax Bracket Required Financing

Monthly After Tax Cost

$186,019 $116,418 $100,419 $40,240 27,582

$8,434 $5,235 $4,697 $2,100 $1,234

$441,365 $279,623 $249,041 $104,442 62,474

$10,299 $6,525 $5,811 $2,437 1,458

$1,864 $1,290 $1,114 $337 $224

Minimum Income Monthly Cost Monthly Tax Total Incld. Mtg, Condo Savings in a 31% for 10% Down Cash Fee & Taxes Tax Bracket Required Financing

$65,578 $57,584 $50,718 $52,547 $42,808 $39,111 $40,309 $88,861

$143,483 $129,821 $115,182 $129,242 $93,556 $91,708 $93,139 $87,544

$3,348 $3,029 $2,688 $3,016 $2,183 $2,140 $2,173 $2,049

$572 $449 $440 $525 $381 $309 $338 $311

Minimum Income Monthly Cost Monthly Tax Total Incld. Mtg, Condo Savings in a 31% for 10% Down Cash Fee & Taxes Tax Bracket Required Financing

Monthly After Tax Cost

$2,824 $1,603 $2,248 $2,491 $1,802 $1,831 $1,835 $1,761 Monthly After Tax Cost

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3bedroom+den, 3.5 baths, marble foyer, formal dining rm, sunny eat-in kitchen, 10’ ceilings, moldings, oak herring bone floors, 3 gas fireplaces Tri-level penthouse with 1600 sq ft of terrace space, being sold unfinished, private elevator access 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, herringbone wood floors, EIK, crown molding and other custom finishes throughout, Rittenhouse Square views 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 270 degree views including Rittenhouse Square, chefs kitchen, upgraded throughout 2 br + den, 3.5 bath, spec. SOLD! views, gourmetWE EIK, cust. finishes SELL YOURS TOO! CAN 3 bedrooms plus den, 3 baths, Juliet balconies over Rittenhouse Square, hardwood floors, marble baths, brand new 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, panoramic Rittenhouse Square view, eat-in-kitchen, spacious masterTOO! suite, original details SOLD! WE CAN SELL YOURS 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, hardwood floors, 270 desgree views, open kichen, marble baths, custom closets, W/D 3BR, 3BA, Bamboo flrs., spac. Kit w/custom wood cabinetry, granite countertops, marble baths, 3 exposures, gym and hotel services 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, largeSOLD! private balcony, open kitchen withSELL upgraded appliances and details WE CAN YOURS TOO! New construction, Santos mahogany wood floors, sub-zero refrigerator, new marble baths, square views 2 bedrooms + den, 3 baths,gourmet kitchen, marble baths, walk-in-closets, hardwood floors 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, new construction, panoramic views, high end featuresYOURS and finishes throughout SOLD! WEcityCAN SELL TOO! Unique combined home with 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, completely renovated with custom finishes, wood floors

dorchester

open house sunday 6/13 1:30-2:00pM 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths, balcony over Ritt Sq, completely renovated w/high end finishes, W/D.

1,231

$789,900

$119,715 $265,150

$6,187

$1,262

$4,925

dorchester 220 w. rittenhouse square

2 bedrooms, 2 baths, woodSOLD! floors, balconyWE over Rittenhouse abundant natural light,TOO! new W/D CAN Square, SELL YOURS 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors, open upgraded kitchen, designer baths

1,231 1,351

$769,000 $699,900

$110,008 $245,039 $103,090 $235,610

$5,718 $5,498

$1,015 $923

$4,702 $4,574

parc rittenhouse

open house sunday 6/13 12:45-1:15 pM One bedroom + den, one and a half baths, hardwood floors, marble baths, custom details throughout

1,338

$644,900

$91,789

$213,455

$4,981

$946

$4,034

dorchester

open house sunday 6/13 1:30-2:00pM 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors, balcony, excellent light, upgraded kitchen and baths

1,218

$639,900

$98,201

$210,128

$4,903

$843

$4,060

rittenhouse barclay barclay

1BR, 1.5 ba, EIK, ex. closet space, sunset view Two bedrooms, two baths, hardwood floors, old world charm with modern features Two bedrooms, two baths, hardwood floors, building offers 24 hour doorman and gym, located on Rittenhouse Square

1,037 1,050 1,075

$599,000 $595,000 $550,000

$99,540 $91,967 $79,315

$228,813 $203,203 $180,094

$5,339 $4,741 $4,202

$1,076 $962 $831

$4,263 $3,779 $3,371

250 s 17th street

open house sunday 6/13 12-12:30pM 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, original wood floors, excellent closet space, W/D, formal dining room

1,350

$519,000

$79,127

$175,675

$4,099

$664

$3,435

wanaMaker house warwick condoMiniuMs parc rittenhouse

2 bedrooms, 2 baths, oak wood floors, highlyWE upgraded kitchen, pristine condition SOLD! CAN SELL YOURS TOO! One bedroom, one bath, hardwood floors, marble bath, custom kitchen Junior 1 bedroom, 1 bath, open kitchen with granite countertops and SS appliances, wood floors, marble bath

1,200 712 515

$494,900 $425,000 $349,900

$70,590 $53,426 $49,239

$147,092 $106,710 $99,127

$3,432 $2,490 $2,313

$667 $486 $399

$2,08 $2,003 $1,914

2322 locust street

open house sunday 6/13 2-3pM Trinity townhouse, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, original hardwood floors, decorative fireplace, private garden

900

$335,000

$50,646

$88,333

$2,061

$424

$1,687

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SOLD! WEin living CAN YOURS TOO! 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath, hi ceilings, exposed brick room,SELL custom hardwood floors, views of Independence National Park 2 bedrooms plus den, 2.5 baths, hardwood floors, high-end open kitchen, designer bathrooms 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, den, special combined unit,CAN great entertaining space, river and city views SOLD! WE SELL YOURS TOO! Unique opportunity to create your own residence. Enjoy amenities from adjacent Omni Hotel Two bedrooms, 2 baths, corner unit with river and city views, excellent details throughout SOLD! WE CAN SELL YOURS TOO! Wonderful opportunity to create your own residence, luxury building w/ many amenities, unfinished space Two bedrooms, one bath, parquet wood floors, washer/dryer, unobstructed river views, floor-to-ceiling windows Corner 1 bedroom, southeast view, wood floors in living room, updated kitchen One bedroom, high floor, river view, investment opportunity One bedroom, high floor, river view, excellent investment opportunity SOLD! WE CAN SELL YOURS TOO! Studio, high floor with unobstructed river views, custom closets, wood floors, track lighting, electric blinds

WASHINGTON SQUARE

Amazing 2BR + den, 2.5BA,SOLD! 2 story penthouse, custom finishesSELL throughout, Ligne Roset decorated, large balconies on both floors WE CAN YOURS TOO! Penthouse, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, EIK, wrap around balcony, floor-to-ceiling windows, wood floors, fireplace 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors, balcony, renovated kitchen and baths, custom details throughout 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, hardwood floors, upgraded kitchen and baths, granite wet bar 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors, open updated kitchen and baths, balcony with river views 1 bedroom, 1 bath, alcove, highly upgraded with wood floors and custom kitchen, W/D, balcony 2 bedrrooms, 2 baths, balcony, high floor, balcony, high floor with unobstructed city and river views 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, laundry room, excellent condition 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, excellent value Junior one bedroom, wood floors, upgraded kitchen and bath, balcony 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, unobstructed southern great condition SOLD! WEviews, CAN SELL YOURS TOO!

WATERFRONT Bi-level penthouse, 2 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, large balconies, chef’sSELL kitchen, panoramic city and river views SOLD! WE CAN YOURS TOO! 1 bedroom, 1 bath, wood floors, balcony, high end finishes in kitchen and bath

3,293 3,413 2,638 3,200 2,950 2,131 3,217 2,000 1,978 1,707 1,348 1,614 1,550 1,747

3,155 2,117 2,718 2,017 1,200 2,127 1,133 775 700 700 522 Total Square Footage

2,702 2,810 1,818 1,977 1,818 1,118 1,200 928 928 778 778 Total Square Footage

3,635 924

$2,900,000 $2,750,000 $2,395,000 $1,975,000 $1,695,000 $1,595,000 $1,595,000 $1,290,000 $1,350,000 $950,000 $895,000 $829,000 $795,000 $799,900

Price

$1,795,000 $939,900 $895,000 $625,000 $469,000 $429,000 $399,000 $329,900 $290,000 $249,900 $195,000 Price

$1,975,000 $1,395,000 $899,900 $839,000 $750,000 $499,900 $499,000 $299,900 $290,000 $289,900 $275,000 Price

$262,402 $377,859 $320,490 $278,829 $248,227 $219,093 $232,152 $174,122 $181,323 $132,825 $180,007 $115,051 $114,292 $118,964

$974,357 $853,245 $707,490 $632,859 $525,910 $468,543 $529,528 $373,141 $371,644 $293,447 $379,163 $246,527 $266,296 $256,375

$22,735 $19,909 $16,508 $14,767 $12,271 $10,933 $12,356 $8,707 $8,672 $6,847 $8,847 $5,752 $6,214 $5,982

Monthly After Tax Cost

$306,441 $128,466 $141,690 $119,775 $76,336 $79,423 $61,727 $48,143 $41,910 $41,012 $29,599

$12,556 $5,253 $6,510 $5,042 $3,198 $3,797 $2,716 $2,024 $1,884 $1,632 $1,336

$696,771 $281,166 $330,808 $269,585 $166,066 $202,717 $141,361 $103,454 $100,158 $93,294 $67,507

$16,258 $6,561 $7,719 $6,290 $3,875 $4,730 $3,298 $2,414 $2,337 $2,177 $1,575

$3,702 $1,308 $1,208 $1,249 $677 $934 $582 $390 $453 $345 $239

Minimum Income Monthly Cost Monthly Tax Total Incld. Mtg, Condo Savings in a 31% for 10% Down Cash Fee & Taxes Tax Bracket Required Financing

Monthly After Tax Cost

$201,065 $197,226 $127,528 $125,319 $114,547 $74,297 $72,256 $42,151 $42,151 $44,769 $42,166

$8,458 $7,605 $5,040 $5,059 $4,595 $2,857 $3,046 $1,734 $1,734 $1,828 $1,795

$465,089 $418,785 $267,452 $269,695 $243,280 $149,025 $156,620 $89,666 $89,666 $95,974 $91,499

$10,852 $9,772 $6,241 $6,293 $5,677 $3,477 $3,654 $2,092 $2,092 $2,239 $2,134

$2,394 $2,167 $1,201 $1,234 $1,082 $620 $609 $358 $358 $411 $339

Minimum Income Monthly Cost Monthly Tax Total Incld. Mtg, Condo Savings in a 31% for 10% Down Cash Fee & Taxes Tax Bracket Required Financing

$11,078 $2,119

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$18,387 $14,792 $12,963 $11,758 $9,871 $8,916 $9,776 $6,949 $6,877 $5,642 $8,847 $4,761 $5,171 $4,767

Minimum Income Monthly Cost Monthly Tax Total Incld. Mtg, Condo Savings in a 31% for 10% Down Cash Fee & Taxes Tax Bracket Required Financing

$1,600,000 $212,568 $474,778 $279,900 $42,318 $90,810

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$4,348 $4,586 $3,545 $3,009 $2,400 $2,017 $2,579 $1,757 $1,795 $1,205 $1,850 $992 $1,043 $1,215

$2,112 $315

Monthly After Tax Cost

$8,966 $1,804

Mortgage Financing available

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1801 Montrose Street #B-Amazing TH in gated ctyd w/1 car garage. 3 bds/ 2full, 2half baths 703 S 17th Street-Newly renovated 3BD 2.5ba TH. Engaging home w/ many amenities 2210 Madison Square-Center Hall Updated kit Sep LR & DR patio 2Br & den tile bth 2203 Kimball Street-2 bd/2.5 ba,granite/SS kit,hrwd flrs,outdoor space,fin bsmt. 415 S 19th Street #1E-1 bdrm @ Addison w/lrg wndws,hi ceil,granite + w/d in unit,beaut roof dk. 2614 Webster Street #A-2 bd/1.5 ba condo w/open layout,loads of light,9’ ceilings & private yard. 1007 S 19th Street #1-Unique 2 bd/2.5 ba,granite ctr tops,SS appln,hw flrs,tx abat.

241-45 Market Street-Property runs thru to Church St 40 x 160,currently 29 prkng spaces-$200mo $1,750,000 33 N 3rd Street #3-2 bd/2 ba Unique Old City Flat,2000 sq.ft,huge wndws,high ceilings. $878,000 313 Race Street #Unit I-Beaut 2 bd/1 ba condo in Station Hse,brkfst bar, granite/SS,huge closets. $484,000 129 Cuthbert ##2-Renovated 1 bd/1 ba loft,many original details,Juliet balcony. $397,000 722 N 2nd Street #201-Fab 2 bd/2 ba Condo in boutique bldg,lrg cook’s kit,sep DR,sparkling bths. $309,000 1218 Mount Vernon Street-4BR, 2b. Lrg yrd for prkg or grdn, w/10’ clngs & wd flrs. New Kit & Bths. $299,900 839 N Hutton Street-Nice 3br, 1bth home with strong rental history on solid street 36 Strawberry Street #35-900 Sq Ft flat,Blk granite kit, huge storage, stylish $284,500 38 N Front Street #2H-1 bd/1.5 ba,2007 rehab,2 blcny’s,fab finishes. $277,500 131 S 10th Street-Completely rehab,commercial bldg,1st flr commercial,top flrs owners units. 36 Strawberry Street #46-926 sf 1B PENTHOUSE fab wd flrs,chic kit&bth C/A,w/d Pets ok $264,900 420 S Jessup Street-3br, 2b, Colonial TH, updated kit, ss appl., lr, grdn, patio 301 Race Street #209-1 bd/1 ba,open flr plan,hrwd flrs,loads of storage,home warranty. $239,000 1107 South Street #C-Best Total Rehab ever Bi-level 2B/2b w/1 car PKG low fees pets ok 301 Race Street #303-1 bd/1 ba,granite & SS kit,Jacuzzi,hrwd flrs,loads of storage. $234,900 306-08 S 13th Street #2-Light filled 1 bdrm w/ prkng,totally renov,low fees & txs. 674 Franklin Place #B-Colonial style 3 bd/1 bth condo,fully gated crtyd views & prking $189,500 1305 Spruce Street #2B-Washington Sq. West 1 Bed/1 Bath Condo. Tax abatement 721 North Terrace #C-Gated community 2 bd/1 ba w/crtyd views & parking,freshly painted. $169,000

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From-$179,000 $235,000 $200,000 $30,000 2524 Pine Street-Exquisite 3BR/2BA in private crtyrd setting w/fp, rfdeck w/stunning views 2323 South Street-Corner 3 bd/2.5 ba,wood-burning fpl,SS appln,hrwd flrs,open LR/DR. 341 S 26th Street-Lovely 3 bd/2 ba,front grdn,wd fireplace,parquet flrs,C/A. 2422 Lombard Street-3BR 1.5bth TH, lg LR, FDR, hi-ceil, e-i kit, bricked gdn, wd fls MINT! $649,000 207 S 24th Street #2F-Loft-like light filled 2BD, 1ba condo. Roof deck & garage parking

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316 Federal Street-3 bd/3.5 ba,high ceil,hrwd flrs,granite & SS kit,spacious bdrms. 2704 S 10th Street-3 bdrm/2 full ba,granite & SS kitchen,deck,fin bsmt. 2315 Gaul Street-2 bd/1.5 ba,full bsmt,hrwd flrs,C/A,security system,Eik. 1125 N 65th Street-very nicely maintained 3BR 1.5ba home with garage 1316 N 56th Street-4 BR 2 ba twin, great hardwood flrs, large kit 4234 N 15th Street-renovated beautiful 3 BR home

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2301 Cherry ##4K-Beaut 3 bd/2+ ba condo, 2 fireplaces,central air, prkng,beaut city views. 2301 Cherry ##5E-Spacious 1 bd/1.5 ba,light-filled condo at Rivers Edge w/dk & prkng.

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2012-30 W Girard Avenue-Grt development opportunity,building,land,blue prints, permits & approvals. 905 Corinthian Avenue-4 bd/3.5 ba,2 car prkng,fin bsmt,roof dk,9 yrs left on tx abat. 2521 Brown Street-Beautiful 4BR/2BA, hw flr,, t/o, c/a, mast br suite 853 N Ringgold Street-3BR/1.5Baths Restored & Remodeled Victorian w/chef’s Kitchen 849 N Newkirk Street-3-story corner property, originals details,newer mechanicals. 1615 Green #Unit C-2 bd/2 ba,entire top flr,fpl,skylight + parking. 2401 Pennsylvania Avenue #4A8-Studio with balcony that has City views. 1504 Mount Vernon Street #2R-3 Year old charming studio,hw flrs,9’ ceil,Kit w/ granite/SS,tile ba. 2601 Pennsylvania Ave #727-Upgraded Studio, New Kitchen, Newer Bath, WalkIn Closet, Doorman

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729 S 2nd Street-Beaut 3 bd/1.5 ba twnhse condo w/gagage prkng,wide open living space,rf dk. $529,900 793 S Front Street-3 bdrm/3 full bth,2 fp’s,hw t/o,blcny & garden. $499,000 310 Queen Street-3 bd + den/2.5 ba hm w/Lr Dr,hw flrs,fp,patio/dk,lower lev fin. $449,000 319 Catharine Street-Colonial twnhse with 2 bd/2 bth,family room,garden & prkng. $449,000 1004 E Passyunk Avenue-3 bedroom,2.5 bath,fireplace,SS/granite,charming patio. $409,900 1 Christian St ##22-Beautiful 3 bd/2 ba home w/LR,DR,2 fps,hw,hi ceil,deck & prkng. $399,900 518 Queen Street-4 bd/1.5 ba,LR,sep DR,updated kit,patio,add’l bd/fam rm on 3rd flr. $399,000 735-739 S 12th Street #403-54 Brand new condos, Hawthorne Lofts,most w/prkng,tx abat. From $149,900 608 Kimball Street-3 bdrm/1 ba,Lr w/hw flrs,lrg modern Eik,bth w/natural stone & ceramic tile. $349,000 732 S Clifton Street-Large expanded trinity 2 bd/1.5 ba,C/A,hrdwd flrs,deck $349,000 839 S American Street #B-3 sty cond w/prkng,2 bd/1.5 ba,LR/DR w/hw flrs,wd buring fpl,deck. $339,900 208 Carpenter Street-3 bd/1.5 ba home on tree-lined street,exp brk,wd flrs,30’grdn. $325,000 771 S Front Street-Large open and spacious 5 bedroom + nice size yard. $367,500 1008 S Randolph Street-Cute 2 bd/1 ba,new floors, new kitchen,nice rear yd,deck. $279,900 904 S Alder Street-2BR/2bth home. SS&GranKtch. Patio. Exc. Light. Awesome locat $279,000 909 S. Sheridan-This darling-1 bedroom row house is sure to impress. $249,900 777 S 3rd Street #4-Charming 2 bd/1 ba,crtyd trinity,Lr w/hw,kit w/ breakfst bar,fpl. $219,000 326 Queen Street #A-Perfect 1 BR condo in Q.V., boutique bldng, charm, mint condition $195,000

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UNIVERSITY CITY/POWELTON VILLAGE

4742 Pine Street #405-N/C-PINE WEST CONDO w/prkng,10 year tx abat, hw & ceramic flrs,SS Appln 4927 Chancellor Street-great 5 BR 1.5 ba twin, new Ikea kitchen 4931 Florence Avenue-5 BR 1.5 ba Victorian row, needs cosmetics 839 N Hutton Street-Nice 3br, 1bth home with strong rental history on solid street

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1706 Rittenhouse Square #23RD F-Picture yourself in the pleasurable comfort of this new 3BR/3+BA condo. $5,298,200 1830 Rittenhouse Square #3A-Eloquence! Gorgeous 3BR/4+BA condo. Cozy fireplace, pantry. $4,700,000 1601 Locust Street #1300-Modern condo designed by Wesley Wei. Detailed full flr, wndows on 4 sides $3,300,000 1820 Rittenhouse Square #402-Elegant 3Br/3.5ba condo with unparralleled treetop views of the Square $2,750,000 1901 Walnut Street #PH-21A-Spect PH on Ritt Sq. 3B+study/4ba, double hght LR ceil, 2 huge terraces. $2,395,000 1901 Walnut Street #14BE-Architecturally designed in the NY Gallery Style. 3br + study, 4.5b $2,250,000 110 S Front Street #1100-Stellar vuws 3 balconies, parking 3br/2.5b 2700+ sq ft full flr $1,500,000 1531 Pine Street #D-4BR/3.5B bilevel condo with large private deck in the Ritt Hs Sq area $1,499,990 1830 Rittenhouse Square #7A-Fab contemp apart, vuws of Park 2bds, + sit room/den. Gorge kit. 3 bths $1,395,000 202 W Rittenhouse Square #1809-2 bedroom with park views from every room, 2.5 bathooms $1,225,000 1515 Locust Street #300-Priv. & Sec. Boutique build, 3Bds, 2.5bths, deck, gas fp, 2225 sq. ft. $1,195,000 50 S 16th Street #4106-Twilight Open 6/10 5:30-7p, 2Bed/2.5Ba w/ Superb NE Views $1,150,000 275 S 19th Street-2100 square feet surrounded by windows Elevators open into your residence $875,000 1515 Locust Street #601-1855 sq ft condo w/ 10ft ceils, super upgraded, 2br, 2.5 ba $735,000 210 W Rittenhouse Square #2303-Newly refurb 1Brm 1Bth Spect sunset vuws, full amenities, concierge,drmn $539,000 1500 Chestnut Street #10H-Great Buy! Luxury 2BR/2BA, Granite Kitchen, Marble Baths, Doorman $369,000 2200 Arch Street #903-Oversized 1BR/1BA, PARKING, Gourmet Kitchen, Marble Bath, Doorman $349,000 225 S 18th Street #415-Jr. 1 Bedroom w/ beautiful finishes! Pool, fitness center & 24 hr. security $340,000 111 S 15th ##1810-1 bd/ 1 ba ,open floor plan w/modern bth & kit w/granite/SS applns,W/D $324,000 2429-41 Locust Street #201-Deluxe 1 bd at Locust Pt w/granite,SS,hw flrs,w/d,lrg wndws,hi ceilings. $315,000 1100 Vine Street #700-Charming 1 bd w/views of City Hall,hw flrs,oversized wndws. $149,900

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1936-38 Delancey Place-Double wide carriage house, elev., 2-3 car grge, 2br suites + guest suite 2125 Pine Street-1870 Mansion extensively renovated in 2010. 5br/4b and garden 210 W Rittenhouse Sq ##1402-New upscale,furnished luxury condo,1050 sq.ft,1 bd/1.5 bath. 2200 Pine Street #109-Top flr bright studio unit,stone countertops & breakfast bar,Hrwd flrs,C/A,