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Up to Know good The DollarBoyz spread positivity and hope to inner-city kids through music and dance. Page 9 inside news & oPinion

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fice gets heat over inefficiencies in handling tax delinquents. 9 Periscopin’ Soft rock, political correctness and a different kind of no-snitch.

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21 Calendar PW’s picks for the week. 26 Lush Life Stair-climbing.

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34 Remembering Swells A year after Steven Wells’ death, we remember the man and his words. 34 Superstar RADvice Passion Pit.

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37 The Greenhouse Effect Lunch with a side of gardener’s envy.

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45 Apathy and Ivory City of Your Final Destination isn’t worth the wait. 45 Six Pack Six films with English-speakers speaking other languages. 47 New Releases I Am Love, Stonewall Uprising and Knight and Day. REstaURants adUlt saVagE lOVE RECRUitmEnt REal EstatE OPEn hOUsE mEdiCal REsEaRCh stUdiEs

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Regarding last week’s summer guide: I don’t know how familiar you are with skateboarding, but it is illegal in most places in Philadelphia (including every location except for FDR that you mentioned on your list). Since your article came out, the ledges at Love Park have been knobbed (big pieces of metal fused to concrete so you can’t grind or slide on them). I wouldn’t be surprised if a couple other spots you mentioned on your list get skate-stopped in the near future. In the past, there were small windows of time when you could enjoy these spots; it was just a matter of knowing what the best time was to go. Now that the entire city of Philadelphia knows about these spots, these windows of time are long gone and will never return. I wanted to warn you that the next time you publish something about a controversial topic such as skateboarding in Philadelphia, please perform extensive research before printing anything. One of the main reasons I decided to go to school in Philadelphia was to skate Love Park, and now that is gone forever. Please tread more carefully next time. ANDREW PRIBULKA

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Douche Life

Regarding Bill Chenevert’s recent column ranking bars on Third Street: I’ve witnessed the martini bar/velvet rope upscaling of Old City, the hipster overthrow of South Street/NoLibs and the Penn/Drexel fratdude diaspora in West Philly. And I’m not even going to discuss NE Philly! The douchebag bar factor has been an incurable, creeping virus in this town for many years. Great places for the “other people” like myself and my friends were always eventually overrun by the “other-other people.” Bars are like those cherished, underthe-radar bands that suddenly start making hit records and become mainstream ... when everybody else gets into them, much is lost. JIM RUSSO

South St. Congratulations you’ve proven to be the expert in the douchebag field. In what area of expertise do you have any idea of a good night out? The fact you compose this article is a statement in itself, that you can’t go out to bars to have fun but to do a job. Thanks for the great feedback on what its like to go to a bar as a douchebag. Have a good one. RYAN

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Your self-professed list craziness was amusing, but I’m unsure why you want to avoid conversation with your fellow Temple alumni so much that you’d make it one of your themes. Get over yourself, because it’s not that deep. Engaging in a coincidental chat on the train or in a checkout line doesn’t necessitate us becoming each other’s bridesmaids, kidney donors, investors, dog sitters or happy hour play dates. Also, given the recent spike in unemployment claims, there are still many people who would appreciate a serendipitous job lead, regardless of the connection. J. WASHINGTON

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Your Top 5 Public Sculptures left out the famous “Indian” on Council Rock in Wissahickon Valley Park, John Massey Rhind’s 1902 figure of a Lenape chief gazing westward; it commemorates the departure (years earlier) of the native peoples from our region. Unlike the other sculptures in your list, this one can only be seen on foot, and the best view is from the trail that climbs the steep hillside above the Wissahickon Creek. SUSAN CHARKES

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Regarding Matt Prigge’s recent review of Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work: I saw the film at Sundance, and it was fantastic. Disregard this review and judge for yourself—it’s a incredibly wellmade film about a fascinating subject. Not at all what this writer has described. CHUCKY

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Going Soft on Sexual Abuse Political correctness and a different kind of no-snitch code. By Tara Murtha tmurtha@philadelphiaweekly.com On the website for University of Pennsylvania’s Jerry Lee Center of Criminology (founded in 2000 with Lee’s initial $5 million gift), the accolades and achievements listed include a nomination by the president and subsequent Senate confirmation as a member of the National Board of Education Sciences, which governs the “research arm” of the U.S. Department of Education. He is also the founder of the Jerry Lee Foundation, a philanthropy dedicated to “reducing crime and enhancing education through research on what works to achieve these goals.” Howard and Lee were unavailable for comment, but a press rep from B101 sent a statement released in response to PCAR’s statement urging listeners to contact the station to protest their decision. B101’s statement begins with a clarification that the ad centers on “an extremely important topic,” and that B101 offered to pay the cost of reworking the ad minus the offending words. “The reality is there is language that parents tell us they feel isn’t appropriate for their pre and elementary school aged

children to hear. “‘Mommy what’s that mean?’” is a phrase that makes them feel that we as a radio station have let them down.” “B101 has a long-standing history of going above and beyond to help our community,” it continues. “In fact, the owner of our company has done more for children in this area than any other broadcasting company in Philadelphia.” Of course Jerry Lee cares about crime and kids; he has the resume to prove it and has put some of his significant fortune—the station reportedly generates $30 million a year in revenue—behind it. He became arguably one of the most successful indie radio operators in the country by knowing exactly what people do and don’t want to hear. He knows, quite accurately, that regular, nice paper-pushing moms, like the kind on their commercials, don’t want to even hear about something as crude as childhood sexual abuse tarnishing the groovy soft-rock that helps them get through the day. But keeping such manners doesn’t do much for the kids who need help getting through the night when the dark and hidden figures appear. n

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The radio ad says: “I want to talk to you about a subject many people try to ignore—child sexual abuse. Each year in Pennsylvania thousands of children are sexually abused and most cases are never reported. Without help these children may have a lifetime of mental health issues. But there is hope—you. If you believe a child is being sexually abused, please visit heroproject.org or call 1.877.874.HERO.” The spots began running June 1 on CNN, Discovery Channel, Fox News and Lifetime among other stations. But popular local radio station 101.1FM “B101” (slogan: Makes you feel good!) refuses to air the campaign unless the words “sexual” and “rape” are deleted. (The word “rape” is said in the context of “sponsored by Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape.”) B101 is known for its bumblebee mascot and commercials featuring pleasant mom-types sitting at desks claiming B101’s soft rock helps them get through the day. Broadcasting since 1963, B101 is the only independently owned radio station in the local market and is a topranking station with more than 200,000 listeners. According to PCAR Executive Director Delilah Rumburg, station manager Blaise Howard told her the station doesn’t take “explicit ads” because WBEB is a “straight-laced” company. The station offered to run the ad if the words were removed, so mention of plain old childhood abuse is OK, but not when it’s sexualized. Rumburg says: “Our statewide HERO campaign urges adults to ‘Be a hero. Step in. Stop abuse.’ by reporting suspected child sexual abuse … This message was in no way sexually provocative, but it also did not shy away from the issue at hand. Child sexual abuse is happening in our communities at an alarming rate. And pushing it ‘under the carpet,’ or off the airwaves is not helping to stop it.” Current estimates say 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 6 boys are sexually abused by the time they are 18 years old. She adds: “If WBEB thinks our message is too scary for an adult to hear about child sexual abuse, imagine how difficult it is for a child to experience.” What makes the irony too rich for my blood is that B101 is owned by Jerry Lee, a world-renowned supporter in criminology and social-science education.

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Our June 9 cover girl, Kathryn Battle, a Philadelphia police officer in the Homicide Unit, says that though the ‘nosnitch’ mentality hinders many of the PPD’s investigations, people break down and talk when a crime is particularly heinous. (Or when a handsome financial reward is offered.) No-snitch came up time and again the last few weeks as the brutal details of three sexual assaults, one of which ended in murder, dominated local headlines. It’s easy for people not living in the context of the code of the streets, sitting on what feels like the outside of so much senseless violence, to wonder how communities can simultaneously complain about unsolved crime and reserve details that may lead to an arrest. But no-snitch isn’t just for thugs. It’s for PTA moms, teachers and, apparently, it’s also for the most middle-class of softrock enthusiasts. Instead of applying to crimes in the street, this broader brand of no-snitch applies to crimes in the home, and especially childhood sexual abuse. Instead of hiding behind physical threat (“snitches get stitches”) this kind of no-snitch cowers behind a polite rubric. It says to mind your own business, not to be nosy. But this socially mandated silence functions the same way the street version does, enabling crimes to become commonplace. Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape (PCAR) estimates that 22,000 kids in Pennsylvania are sexually assaulted every year, though rape and sexual abuse data are always estimates because sexual assaults of all kinds are notoriously underreported. In industry lingo, the data is compromised by “dark and hidden figures.” This polite, pinkies-out type of nosnitch is such a pervasive problem that a new strategy in the campaign against childhood sexual abuse targets adults. With the help of a $250,000 grant from Sen. Robert Casey, PCAR designed the HERO Project campaign. The message is that adults have a responsibility to speak up when they suspect a child is being sexually abused. The TV commercial shows a little boy playing on railroad tracks. The train rumbles louder and louder then a voiceover asks, “If you thought a child was in danger, if you thought a child could be hurt, wounded, scarred for life, would you just turn away?”

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The Weakest Link

The Sheriff’s Office takes heat over inefficiencies in handling tax delinquents. By Randy LoBasso feedback@philadelphiaweekly.com

In spite of criticism, there is a job to be done—just not by a sheriff. The Committee of Seventy suggests that the Police Department take over warrant and civil-process services since City Code authorizes it to do so. Prisoner transportation, too, “could be parceled out to the court system or to the Police Department,” since the police, um, already take care of that. The report also cites New York City’s Finance Department as an example of a city agency that is

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voted on in May 2011. Still, he’s got the Democratic machine, endorsed candidate State Rep. Jewell Williams and, as John McNesby, president of the FOP told the Inquirer, “the wrath of 6,000 police and 14,000 FOP members” against him. Luckily, there’s still a fourth piece in the puzzle: John Kromer’s idea to surpass Council bureaucracy—if you let him. Kromer, a faculty member of the University of Pennsylvania Fels Institute of Government and a former director of

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If the city is still on this “eliminate unnecessary offices and positions” kick, we suspect the Sheriff’s Office could be next on the chopping block. Held by John Green since 1987, the position has been voted on every four years since 1838, but if the Committee of Seventy, the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority (PICA), Councilman Frank DiCicco and potential 2012 sheriff candidate John Kromer get their way, there won’t be a Sheriff’s Office to vote on. In a 2009 report titled “NEEDLESS JOBS: Why Six Elected City Positions Should Die,” the Committee details recommendations for the elimination of the office, saying “the fiscal crisis gives us a rare opportunity to significantly restructure the government.” The Sheriff’s Office is responsible for several law-enforcement roles, including serving warrants and civil complaints, processing subpoenas, transporting prisoners and conducting sheriff’s sales on foreclosed, seized and tax-delinquent properties. Green collects a salary of $112,233 and leads a department of 242 employees. The office is not overseen by the mayor. PICA says their recommendations could amount to $13 million to $15 million in savings. (Funny, that’s about how much the city says it needs to cut from the Police Department). Further, PICA tells us the city’s costs associated with the Sheriff’s Office (its budget stands at about $15 million) is 23 percent higher, per capita, than the median of Pennsylvania counties’ equivalent offices. If that isn’t enough for you, City Controller Alan Butkovitz found, in a 2008 auditor’s report, “poor internal controls over the payroll, personnel and other expenditure operations in the Sheriff’s Office.” Green plans on retiring before his term ends in 2012, partly because of his enrollment in DROP, at which time he’ll receive a lump sum of $331,744 and then a pension of $8,464 per month, according to a recent report by the Inquirer. He rarely speaks to press, “refused to cooperate” with the Committee of Seventy, according to the cited report, and his office responded to PW ’s requests for comment only to mention the sheriff had no comment. Eliminating a position isn’t easy, and not just because of the bureaucracy associated with the people in charge.

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equipped to take care of sheriff’s sales. Last Thursday, Councilman Frank DiCicco introduced a proposed amendment to the City Charter that would eliminate the Sheriff’s Office if Philadelphia’s voters approved the referendum. The Sheriff’s Office has always been about the ruling party; Since most residents aren’t sure of what the office does, they often vote the party line. Because DiCicco made his announcement on City Council’s final day before summer vacation, he’s set a goal of having this

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the Office of Housing and Community Development, tells us a run for the sheriff’s position is an “intriguing idea, no question about it.” Kromer says the city needs to get tougher on tax delinquents. And the only way to do that is to eliminate the office and have the housing role replaced with, possibly, a new agency. At the time of this writing, however, he hasn’t made a decision on whether to run against State Rep. Jewell Williams, the candidate endorsed by Green. The idea of getting elected to a position

you want eliminated may sound a little Jihady, but Kromer’s got his reasons. “The city really needs a credible threat to use,” he says. “That is, they need to say, ‘If you don’t pay taxes, we’ll take your property.’” To do this, “the city needs a good working relationship between four agencies: the Department of Licenses and Inspections, the Revenue Department, which collects taxes, the Law Department and the Sheriff’s Department.” The Sheriff’s Office, claims Kromer, is the weakest link between these four agencies and has proven it doesn’t have the capability to handle tax collection in a higher volume than it already does. He recently told the Inquirer the solution to this problem would be for the sheriff to design a new sheriff-free system that would acquire all tax-delinquent properties in the city and turn them over to responsible developers. To do this, he says, the sheriff should directly oversee the transfer of these responsibilities and then work with City Council to pass a proposed amendment to the Philadelphia Home Rule Charter for submission for approval by the voters of Philadelphia. What about the duties being fulfilled by the Sheriff’s Office pertaining to tax delinquents and housing? “Flint, Michigan organized a Land Bank Authority which, at the beginning of every fiscal year, takes over all the tax-delinquent properties for tax collection in sale,” he says, speaking of the Genessee County Michigan Land Bank, which, since 2002 has been responsible for what it calls keeping tax-delinquent properties out of “legal limbo,” taking them over for development and sale. Kromer calls Genesee County’s authority “the gold standard.” Studies would have to be conducted first, Kromer says, to determine whether duplicating the Midwest program would be the right fit for Philly. “No one’s addressed these problems before in Philadelphia and it’s never been a campaign issue,” he says. “The sheriff has been elected every four years based on other considerations. There’s an opportunity here because property neglect is so widespread and you can’t find too many examples of the city addressing those problems … I think campaigning on that basis is productive and could educate people on how to solve this issue. It could be a great campaign promise.” n

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a streetwise entrepreneur makes major moves with inner-city youth. By Aaron Kase akase@phladelphiaweekly.com

n March 20, text messages filled Philadelphia’s airwaves, inviting kids from all over the city to meet up on South Street. Within hours, several thousand mostly black kids were on the scene, milling around or dancing in the street. “It was kind of craziness,” says Cassie Sims, who got unexpectedly caught up in the rush. “Everyone was running in every direction.” When Tyree Dumas got word of the event, the 21-year-old immediately started sending out texts of his own encouraging members of his crew to

phoTography By BraD gellman incidents. A number of homemade videos popped up on YouTube showing teams calling out their names while filling the downtown streets. “There’s a lot of groups beefing with each other,” Top says. “They start staring each other down the wrong way, they walk by and bump one another ... any way to initiate a fight. From there, it’s like a virus. You start fighting and it just catches on.”

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riding the momentum of Philly’s urban dance and party scene, starting to draw regional and even national attention. TopDollar started the dance group in 2005 with just 20 or 30 of his cousins. They’ve since grown to more than 5,000 official members in Philadelphia, New Jersey and Delaware. People in every state have signed up to be DollarBoyz through social media sites like Facebook and MySpace. The group is open to kids of any race, though current membership is almost entirely African-American. In the first six months of 2010, their website, dollarboyz.com, has received between

17,000 and 27,000 hits per month. A number of labels could apply to the DollarBoyz: Dance team, party promoters, community activists, musicians, filmmakers. However you categorize the group, please don’t call them a flash mob. “If you are not a flash mob, what are you?” Top asks his kids in a promotional video. “DollarBoyz!” they shout back. “All positive, man. All positive,” a kid adds. Throughout their varied activities— dance, film, music and community outreach—the DollarBoyz strive to send a message of positivity. The Boyz serve as a messenger for efforts to combat not only pervasive inner-city violence but also the racial stereotypes and unkind media portrayals that accompany it. Most importantly, the group provides a fun, safe environment for kids to hang out off the streets and away from negative influences. “My whole goal is to give the kids a safe haven, keep them out of trouble,” says Top, the one-man engine behind it all, serving as mentor, organizer, promoter, camp counselor, agent and friend to the kids.

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and leader of the North Philly youth group and dance team the DollarBoyz. He says the tone of the messages sounded innocent enough: “Come out, chill, ain’t no parties tonight, come down South Street … just have fun walking around.” But still, he wanted nothing to do with it. “I seen how well-promoted it was,” he says, referring to the volume of texts going around. “Too many people in one place, something is bound to go wrong.” He was right. The event turned ugly when fights erupted among groups of teens. The violence quickly intensified, with kids jumping on cars and spilling onto neighboring streets. Bystanders and shopkeepers were assaulted, punched repeatedly in the face by laughing teenagers. Hordes of people hurried through the streets seeking refuge from the menacing teens, hiding in bars and other establishments, as police tried in vain to disperse the crowds and control the mini-riot. Later on, eyewitnesses described the scene as a “stampede” or “tsunami.” From 8 p.m. until almost 1 a.m., outof-control kids ruled the street. The South Street event was the latest in a series of similar incidents that TopDollar still breaks out moves from time-to-time. occurred downtown this past winter, dubbed “flash meet him at Franklin Mills Mall for a mobs” by the media because of their use movie instead of joining the South Street of social networking to attract a crowd. revelry. “Everyone who got the text sent it to “I said no, my group is not going to be pretty much everyone in their phone a part of that,” he says. book,” TopDollar, or Top, says. Dumas, or “TopDollar” as he is better Urban dance teams took a large known within his circles, is the founder portion of the blame for the flash mob

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Top stresses that most dance groups, like the DollarBoyz, are just looking for fun, competition and to build a name for themselves. “Dancing is the number one thing right now,” he says. “That’s what put us out there.” “There” being the position to create change.

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DollarKids and DollarBabies for the very youngest members. Every afternoon, anywhere from 30 to 100 kids show up from all over the city to dance and hang out at Cookman United Methodist Church in the heart of North Philadelphia. The church has stood on the corner of 12th and Lehigh in some form since a chapel was first built in 1881. After a fire destroyed all the church buildings in 1926, the cornerstone for the current structure was laid on April 10, 1927. Upstairs are a congregation area and community meeting places. The downstairs basement is the DollarBoyz’s domain. Party music pumps out of an old stereo set up on the peeling linoleum floor. All around the large, mostly open area, kids sit in groups, in restaurant-style booths and old armchairs set up around the edges of the room. In the middle of the floor, in a space divided by red pillars running floor to ceiling, a few boys show off, dancing, strutting, breakin’ to the music. The room is superficially clean but dingy from age. A few broken windows peer into an old kitchen along one wall, just above an aged pool table. Top sits in the small office behind the common room, crowded with tables, chairs, some computers and a mini-fridge. He’s wearing warm-up pants and the official DollarBoyz T-shirt, black with silver “Db” letters across the front. An inch of beard sticks off his chin, but he keeps his hair otherwise trimmed short. In between joking around and busting on his kids, he

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struggles to define why he is so motivated to work with youth. “I don’t know. I just wanted to keep the kids off the street,” he says. “A lot of them get wrongly motivated to do dumb stuff. Little stuff that they don’t see the bigger picture of it as being actual crimes.”

Top grew up in North Philly and knows the pressure of inner-city life. His parents separated when he was younger, and he spent most of his youth at his grandmother’s house not far from Cookman Church, where he still lives. His mother held a steady job at

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The stereotypes extend to the party world, too. Although no one ever came out and said it, parties like those thrown by the DollarBoyz fit the description of the real targets of the promoter bill that passed through City Council this spring. “Over-promoted” was the phrase Councilman William Greenlee used repeatedly to describe the impetus for the bill, which requires promoters to register with the city and alert the police two weeks in advance if they plan to take over a venue and supply their own security. Officials testified about parties “heavily promoted via posters and electronic media.” Police were concerned about events that attract more people than can fit in a venue, and at times break out into violence. Top insists that he’s “never had any big fights,” while in the promoter business. Nevertheless, the negativity surrounding black youth has limited the DollarBoyz’s access to party venues. A March 26 event scheduled and heavily promoted—via videos and MySpace—for Temple’s Liacouras Center was canceled at the last minute. “It just got too big,” Top says. While it didn’t help that the South Street riots had occurred the previous Saturday, Top believes that Liacouras General Manager Fran Rodowicz pulled the plug fearing kids would overrun the venue. Rodowicz did not respond to requests for comment. The Legendary Blue Horizon, another popular African-American venue near Broad and Master, was closed this month by L&I for operating without a license. Another DollarBoyz haunt, a club at Broad and Susquehana, was also shut down. The group is now limited to using Cookman Church and the fire halls in Mantua and Belmar, both in South Jersey.

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strive to create opportunities, they find that not everyone is receptive to their presence. Young black males traveling in large groups—the Boyz often move in a crew of 20 or more—attract the eye of law enforcement, and the group has felt the effects of increased police scrutiny since the rash of flash mobs a few months back. Top says that a crew of six is enough to attract negative attention. “We walk to the store … as a big, large group, the cops will show up. They come out of their cars with their batons out, saying ‘Get the F out of here,’” he says. “I tell the cops, ‘Yo, we a positive youth group,’” says Top, adding that the police generally back off until the next time they try to walk down the street.

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kids like Moises “Moey” Rivera, a 16-yearold DollarBoy from Kensington. Moey helps the group with graphic design, photography and videography for their fliers and website. “It’s positive, you can make money without selling drugs or nothing,” Moey says. Always on his grind, Top also works as a program coordinator at the YMCA and has an account with AT&T to resell devices on Ebay. He stresses entrepreneurship to the kids and has set up the DollarBoyz as a corporation with himself as CEO, though their business activities are only just getting off the ground. The group sells T-shirts and hoodies and hopes to start making money through the record label. Additionally, they are sometimes contracted to dance at parties. Top recently attended the Pennsylvania Association of Public Service Agencies business expo on June 2 to hone his business skills and learn how to win contracts with the city. He says the DollarBoyz can be competitive for things like SEPTA

attention and lack of venues, Top continues to use social media and word of mouth to spread the DollarBoyz name and attract kids. “They’re just famous,” shrugs Nasha Lester of New Jersey when asked how she heard about the group. She says her mom drives her in twice a week so she can hang out. “They known around the city because of the YouTube account and videos and the website,” says Tamir Harris, 13. He’s been with the group for three years now, since it was just a handful of people. When traveling as a group or when at a party, members often chant their name to gain publicity: “Dollar Boyyyyz, Dollar Boyyyyz.” “They were screaming their name out at a party,” says Darius McLaughlin on how he learned about the group. McLaughlin, 17, also comes in from South Jersey for meetings. “He [TopDollar] does stuff for kids to get us off the street,” he says. McLaughlin rattles off reasons why the DollarBoyz are so attractive to kids: “Dancing, positivity, sports ... something to do so you aren’t sitting around getting in trouble.”

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refuge with Top and the DollarBoyz. Rhonda Sanders, 18, moved to Philadelphia last winter from Atlanta to visit her mother. In March, she had a baby, who she calls the newest DollarBaby. She was just hanging around outside the church when the DollarBoyz walked up, chanting their name, and she’s been coming to meetings ever since. “I don’t know nobody,” she says about her recent arrival in the city. “They get me out of the house.” “I been on board, it’s related to my goal,” Sanders says. “I want to open my own dance studio.”

First, she hopes to attend Temple or Drexel to study business administration and dance. She was a subject in Kaufman’s documentary, and also participated by interviewing others on their views about teen motherhood. “It’ll be a milestone when my son turns one,” she says. Trevor Scott, 17, goes by the name “Tech.” “I’m good with computers, and work in the IT field,” he says. He will be a senior at Swenson Arts and Technology High School, earning certificates in IT essentials, Cisco networking and other software programs. He plans on attending a four-year college and continuing in the IT field. Tech is also a musician. “It’s my dream,” he says. “But it doesn’t always happen for everybody,” explaining his dedication to education. He’s been rapping for five years, but recently decided to explicitly pursue a more positive tone. He shows an old video he

made on YouTube, touching on standard hip-hop themes of drugs, violence and women. “Tech, I thought you said you was being positive,” someone jokes. “I heard some kids repeating things that I said and it wasn’t good,” he says about his choice to change direction, leaving behind videos like the one he just played for a more productive message. Currently he’s contemplating a rock track focusing on the importance of education. “Kids don’t think logically, they just think of today,” he says. Tech has been with the DollarBoyz for about a year after discovering them through Internet videos. “It’s a family. It brings in kids that get less attention at home,” he says. Donna Jones, the reverend at Cookman, says the church welcomes the DollarBoyz with open arms. Jones smiles when she thinks about the church’s basement, previously underutilized, filling up with people every day. “Just a lot of life. A lot of kids.” She adds: “Wherever [the DollarBoyz] go there’s music. They attract a lot of young people.” Jones says she appreciates the DollarBoyz’s efforts to promote education and nonviolence as a more positive approach to problems in vulnerable neighborhoods. “We need a cultural overhaul around violence and poverty,” she says. “The criminal system tears families apart. If all you get is blame there’s no opportunity to remediate the situation. It’s just a vicious cycle.” Jones laments the lack of city funding for soft programs—libraries, rec centers, teen centers and art—which are the first to see cuts in hard times. “As money gets tight the city’s hands are tied,” she says. “Who picks up the slack?” Top agrees that there’s little for kids to do. He complains about all the money spent on police and prisons instead of reaching out to help at-risk youths before they get in trouble. “It’s jail, right away,” he says. “Michael Nutter—what reason does he have to spend billions on police and prisons and taking other things away like parks and rec centers? Just work with the youth instead of locking them away,” he says. If the city won’t step up, Top sees it as his job to fill the void.

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simulate mourners. “Where we gonna get a coffin from?” TopDollar asks. They decide to just have the corpse covered by a sheet. “Better to get a younger kid to be the victim,” someone else muses. “It’s more tragic that way.” “What’s the shooting over?” They debate over a girl, a basketball game and money before settling on a simple jostling between two people in the street. Kaufman explains the logistics of setting up a scene. “When you walk into the room, what’s the first thing you see?” he asks. “What do you see out on the block?” They decide to create atmosphere by showing little girls jumping rope and people sitting on the step braiding hair in the background. In the middle of the planning, Saul bursts into the office from the common area where he had been dancing. “Guess what ya’ll, I did a flare!” he yells excitedly. He drops to execute the move, hands on

the floor while kicking his legs out behind, and falls to the ground in laughter. “Saul, you need to stop dancing and start studying,” his friends joke.

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encourages another mode of creative expression among the group, teaching a video class to the kids three days a week. Kaufman came to the DollarBoyz two months ago from the Arts and Spirituality Center at 38th and Chestnut, a nonprofit dedicated to serving vulnerable communities with artistic outreach programs. He helped the DollarBoyz create a documentary about how kids use creative outlets and performance when growing up in a violent society. Impressed with the group, he stuck around to work on other projects. “There’s a lot of talent in this room,” Kaufman says, adding that he wants to expose as many kids as possible to videography. “I’m trying to show [them] if you stick with it you can make videos on a professional level.” The Boyz plan on using their video skills to kick off a North Philly News Network this summer through their YNOT nonprofit to make videos on local events for their website and YouTube, and possibly for public-access cable channels as well. The group is also working on a new documentary, which Kaufman hopes will be aired on MTV. “It’s an art, and a technical skill,” he says. “There’s a message behind the videos but also a message in making them.” “I do my best to teach them technical things, but it’s more exposure than anything else. There’s always a few that will take it further,” says Kaufman. One of the participants is Saul Miller, 12, who lives nearby. “I come every day,” he says. Like most of the kids, he was attracted to the DollarBoyz by the parties and dancing. Kaufman lets Saul shoot the intro for a new documentary. “Come on Saul, get up to eye level, what I told you,” he instructs. Shawayne Tavares and Johnnay Bradford, both 15, speak while Saul holds the camera steady. “They say our voice doesn’t count ... They say if you want something known, you have to spread the word. Well, this is the youth speaking on our view of the violence in Philadelphia,” the girls read out, after a few retakes provoked by uncontrollable giggling. “It’s basically showing a positive side of Philadelphia youth,” Bradford says about the documentary. “Everyone around us

views us as ‘bad.’” At a later meeting, the video class works on a sketch to show at an upcoming rally against straw purchasing, when a legal buyer acquires a gun and transfers it to a felon or other party barred by law from owning a firearm. The event is sponsored by Heeding God’s Call, the group behind last year’s protests at Colosimo’s, a Spring Garden gun shop that was shut down in September for facilitating straw purchases. The DollarBoyz sketch moves backward in time, from a funeral to an argument prompting the killing, back to how the gun was bought in a store before being sold to another customer in the street. They discuss how to shoot the funeral and the logistics of getting enough DollarBoyz to show up wearing black to

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But dancing seems to reign supreme. “Dancing freezes my mind from everything,” McLaughlin says. “It puts me in a good mood. Makes you feel free.” Top’s cousin, 16-year-old Damir Scarbrough, has been with the DollarBoyz since the beginning. “I feel as though we’re one of the most positive things in the community right now,” says the Parkway High student, who also loves the dancing. “It’s exercise, stress relieving and a good way to express yourself.”

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youth fashion group Fire Clothing, then the DollarBoyz. Members Jrock and D-Wav took the stage and performed “Jus Gotta,” an R&B/hip-hop take on growing up in the city. “Love and peace we bringin’ it back/ Putting our city on the map/Don’t know if we’ll make it day to day/But this is the streets of Philly PA,” Da-Me Harris sings. “I speak the truth/I spit it for the youth/Because the city’s so ruthless/Young brother it don’t matter where you from/What matters is the path that you’re choosin’. Time to get that education/Standing on this corner precious time you wastin’.” The Boyz also flexed social muscle at a “Be Yourself Love Yourself (BYLY)” Youth Pep Rally at MLK High June 4. BYLY works to encourage youth empowerment through “focusing on youth assets and strengths, civic engagement,” to “engage, empower, and educate our youth to become self-motivated, socially-responsible, academically and civically engaged.” The group was there to create a video of the event. On Friday afternoon, the DollarBoyz descended on the Wissahickon Boys and Girls Club in Germantown to celebrate the grand opening block party for the new Villa Teen Center. Villa is an urban apparel company committed to engaging in the community through volunteer service, economic investment and education opportunities. “We offer targeted programming around college or career planning,” says Erin Trent, Villa’s community director.

“During the height of the ‘flash mobs’, we started spending more time with teens to find out why they were exhibiting such behavior,” she says. “There are tons of things kids could be doing.” Villa works with the DollarBoyz to market their programming. “They are organizing street teens and promoting other teens to get them to come to the center,” says Trent. “We learned from the work they were doing, galvanizing teens and reversing negative perceptions.” The Boyz are starting to gain national attention as well. They filmed a short promo for MTV for Philly Day on May 2 and were recently featured by BET. Network reporter Samson Styles met Top while filming news clips investigating the flash mob incidents. In one news short, the DollarBoyz are shown dancing in several sequences while Styles interviews others about the violence that went down on South Street in March. In a different clip, he talks to Top and D&G, another promoter, about their use of social media to get the word out about parties. “I think the way the media portrays a group of young black men is to get together to do something negative. [The DollarBoyz’s] role is completely the opposite,” Styles says. “Maybe young blacks will be less stereotyped if people see the work Top and his crew are doing.” “What captures my interest about the DollarBoyz is really Top, being that he’s only 20,” Styles says. “He’s taking on this

father role. He’s making a daily commitment to make a change and that’s real inspiring to me.” Styles says he wants to do a longer documentary on the DollarBoyz for BET, although the network hasn’t given him the go-ahead yet.

Since the So-called “flash mobs,”

the city has been paying more attentions to city kids. The Philadelphia Youth Commission, which was created though a ballot vote in 2007 and works with City Council to give a youthful perspective on legislation, has taken a more active role in promoting positive youth activities. “When given options to do the right thing, many of our young people will,” says Jordan Harris, the agency’s executive director. “There are so many youth groups out there that are doing the right thing and many times we don’t hear those names.” Last month, the Youth Commission sponsored a summer opportunities fair. “Our mission was to provide parents and young people with an opportunity to see all of the options that are present during the summer months,” Harris says. They also convinced the mayor to put a large banner link to a listing of youth programs front and center on the city’s website. The page highlights summer learning programs, employment opportunities, sports, arts and leadership activities. Top acknowledges the monumental challenges facing inner city youth. “Kids don’t have nobody to look up to,” he says.

“Fathers locked up, older brothers in jail or dead. Or dealing drugs. And who they do, they want to use them and make money off them with drugs.” “They’re ignorant and misguided,” Top says, referring to the perpetrators of neighborhood crime. “They givin’ us a bad look. When one person do something, they look at all African-Americans.” Violence in urban neighborhoods is “the outcry of kids looking for an outlet to let their voice be heard,” says Youth Commission Chairwoman Jamira Burley. “Too often youth don’t realize the impact those actions can have on their future.” Top is trying to change that.

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into the back office at the church during an interview and Top scolds him for getting suspended for fighting at school. “Don’t let that happen again,” he warns. “I see a lot of potential in you.” He adds: “I’m very high on the kids getting good grades in school.” When his kids get in trouble at school or for shoplifting, Top tries to help, speaking with teachers, parents and police on their behalf. “Some members smoked or sold drugs, but they stopped to join DollarBoyz,” Top says. “They sell drugs because there’s no jobs, so we try to give them jobs.” And more. “I like getting at-risk kids,” Top says. “They are more responsive to me than their own parents.” n

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If you’ve ever stumbled into a Starbucks en route to a square job, gazed at the Putumayo World Music CDs and contemplated the troubling way that non-Western musics are categorized by and distributed to Western audiences, you likely have something in common with Hisham Mayet. Equal parts ethnographer and music nerd, Mayet cofounded Sublime Frequencies to share the vibrant music cultures of Africa, Asia and the Middle East that are often

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who brings formidable skills to two of Berne’s newest projects, Adobe Probe and this week’s featured band Los Totopos (“chips”). Together with clarinetist/bass clarinetist Oscar Noriega and drummer Ches Smith, Berne and Mitchell grapple with skewed beats and lines of careening intricacy, mapping the porous border between stringent writing and throw-out-the-rulebook improv. Mitchell’s facility with acoustic and electronic sound gives Los Totopos all the more sonic edge. DAVID R. ADLER 8pm. $12. Philadelphia Art Alliance, 251 S. 18th St. 215.545.4302. arsnovaworkshop.org

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aurel Hill Cemetery, the national historic landmark off Kelly Drive, will be celebrating its 175th anniversary in 2011. That’s almost 175 years worth of our deceased being put to rest in the hills of East Falls. There are over 33,000 monuments and over 11,000 family lots in the 78 acres that cover the cemetery. That’s a shit-ton of dead people. This landmark is more than just a place to stash the departed; it is seen by many as a ‘sculpture garden,’ with huge, towering obelisks, life-sized marble angels and ornate vaults ten times the size of your studio apartment. Sunday, Laurel Hill will be giving a tour exploring the symbols found on grave markers, and how those intricate pieces of artwork tell the stories of the people who lie beneath them. See the final resting places of nationally renowned war heroes, public figures, and of course, famous Philadelphians. Be sure to say hello to Harry Kalas for me. MARY ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Sun., June 27, 2pm. $15. Laurel Hill Cemetery, 3822 Ridge Ave. 215.228.8200. thelaurelhillcemetery.org

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takes the firm pop hooks of last year’s Songs in the Night and updates them, layering in more ambitious vocals and more complex melodies, along with a refreshing willingness to keep things slow and moody. You’ll feel bad for breaking her heart, but that guilt can be somewhat tempered by the confidence that a damn good song is likely to come out of it. JEFFREY BARG

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For the last 30 years, alto saxophonist Tim Berne has developed a singularly challenging body of work for a host of different lineups (Bloodcount, Caos Totale, Big Satan, more). He recently struck up a creative rapport with young Philly-based keyboardist Matt Mitchell,

This foodie-oriented First Person Arts Salon event should ring the dinner bell of the evergrowing tribe of foodie-geeks out there who regularly photograph their French fries. At Calypso in Chestnut Hill Farmers Market, author Ann Vanderhoof—a personal hero for taking off a Canadian winter to eat and drink her way through the West Indies on a boat—will lecture said tribe on Caribbean food and culture. As author of upcoming travelogue/memoir The Spice Necklace: My Adventures in Caribbean Cooking, Eating and Island Life, she’s got a thing or two to say about adventurous eating. Meanwhile, we’ll be tucking into Calypso chef Claudette Campbell’s muchpraised Trinidadian specialty fare. The menu will include “doubles,” Trinidadian street food made of spicy fried chick peas and fried bread, stewed chicken with peas and rice; fried plantains and a tossed green salad and pound cake for dessert, all washed down with a cool strawberry-mango lemonade with fresh fruit. TARA MURTHA 6pm. $30-$35. Calypso, Chestnut Hill Farmers Market, 8229 Germantown Ave.

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begins its curious 10-day odyssey (one that includes a screening of Avatar, “Dietz and Watson Hot Dog Day” and the construction of a mile-long Wawa hoagie) with a three-day Taste of Philadelphia event that promises bite-sized samples of the best in local cuisine while listening to live music. After the opening Friday night, you can rock right back into Saturday, when Morris “Jerome bring me my mirror!” Day and the Time will spin you into the Purple Rain throwback (Day played Prince’s eponymous nemesis Morris in the movie). After a career that almost faded to black, Day earned back some shine by reuniting with the Time after nearly two decades to back Rihanna at the Grammys. According to Wikipedia, he also appears regularly in Toyota commercials in the Atlanta area. Happy 234th, America! TARA MURTHA Starting at 5pm. Free. Penn’s Landing, Chestnut St. and Columbus Blvd. welcomeamerica.com

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Slam Dunk Showdown Philadelphia basketball fans haven’t had the easiest year. (Love you, A.I.!) But here’s a chance for redemption. The Sprite Slam Dunk Showdown rolls into town on the hunt for the best amateur dunker. The contest is open to dunkers 18 and older, who will show their dunking skills to a panel of judges at NBA Nation. Each dunker gets an Adidas jersey, shorts and shoes—pretty sweet, considering it’s free to participate. The winner receives a grand, a Flip video camera and is eligible to compete to be named the best amateur slam dunker in the nation against winners from seven other cities in a So You Think You Can Dance?-style dunk-off. The competitors probably aren’t quite as talented as Iverson, but, well, it’s not like we saw him play a whole lot this year anyway. ERICA PALAN

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Veteran songwriter/guitarist Kevin Hanson played for around a decade with bassist Jim Stager and drummer Erik Johnson in Philly’s alt-rock, ’90s mainstays Huffamoose. After the band called it quits circa 2001, the three musicians played together under various monikers before landing on the Fractals. This spring saw the release of their debut LP Heavy Rotation, a collection of nine Hanson-penned tunes that run a gamut of moods from consciously ridiculous (“Priscilla the Killa”) to light pop melodrama (“Isn’t It Remarkable”). The album’s opener is the jaunty “Take Your Clothes off Please,” whose airy guitar melody reminisces the good-timey playfulness of the La’s “There She Goes.” KEVIN BROSKY

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Fourth Wall Arts Salon Crusty basement house shows can be fun—it’s not every night you see a band dressed up as TVs or a mermaid grotto built entirely out of cardboard. But if you’re looking to class up your weekend cultural consumption a bit, hit up the Fourth Wall Arts Salon. On the last Saturday of the month, Fourth Wall Arts calls for the city’s humanities-lovers to unite in celebration of dance, music, words, visual art and everything else that piques their interest. Grab a drink, swap tips about DJing software or trade poems with fellow members of the creative class and bask in the talent of fellow bohemians. This month, actor Carlo Campbell hosts a slate of performances by Philly-based talents. Dancer Alexandria “Brinae Ali” Bradley taps, Disco Biscuits guitarist Jon Gutwillig chills out, Penn Law prof David Abrams drops economics knowledge, and Ran’D Shine does magic—plus music, poetry, painters, and a post-Salon hangout. ALEXANDRA JONES 7pm. $10-$15. RUBA, 414 Green St. 215.627.9831. fourthwallarts.com

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Earlier this month I decided to have a go at Batona Hiking Club’s annual “Manayunk Steps Hike,” which promised a unique look at the riverside neighborhood from various, constantly changing elevations. The brochure was clear in its warning (“We will climb many sets of steps”), but tempted reluctant participants with the offer of a debriefing afterward at the Dawson Street Pub, one of the better places to drink a beer up in the Northwest hinterland of the city. At 7 p.m., about 20 hikers met in the Wissahickon R6 station parking lot, people of questionable sanity eager to climb more than a thousand stairs in what was still nearly 90-degree heat even at this late hour. The hike started with a descent along Ridge Avenue into Fairmount Park, along Wissahickon Creek just before it discharges into the Schuylkill River. Barely had we reached the bottom when we started back up on our first climb, the iconic “100 Steps,” a set made of solid granite leading back out of the park into the neighborhoods. I didn’t bother counting to verify the accuracy of the name, but I will say they were the sturdiest set of stairs we would climb that night. Batona is open to anybody, but the average age of hiker that night was somewhere well north of 50. As we climbed, we passed many confused Yunkers who were no doubt wondering if there had been a mass escape from the senior center. Persistent discussion of sore limbs and “what the kids are up to” aside, there was ample opportunity for the youth to seek ancient wisdom and hear stories of the neighborhood from when it was a blue-collar union town, before its transformation to a post-collegiate utopia of inebriation and public urination. We snakes-and-laddered our way through the Wissahickon neighborhood, full of old manor houses formerly belonging to the bosses who lorded over the canal workers who lived down in the relative slums of Manayunk. The neighborhood is built on a hill, home of the infamous wall on Levering Street that bedevils riders in the annual bike race. Parallel streets running along the hill often have stairs connecting them in places too steep to sustain a road. Everyone agreed there are at least a dozen but fewer than 20 such staircases, although no one was able to settle on a precise figure. The hike was supposed to hit all of them, but, again, no one counted. We moved north in a journey that covered only a mile and a half or so as the crow flies, but with a substantial distance added by the constant zigzagging up and down the stairs. Daunted by the elevation changes and

stifling temperatures, a few wise members dropped out early to wait for us at the bar. The physical orientation necessitated by ascending narrow metal staircases made for a distressing amount of time staring at other hikers’ rear ends, but thanks to all that climbing, damned if they weren’t the nicest group of 50-year-old butts I'd ever seen. Eventually, after we had all dropped approximately 15 pounds in sweat weight, we arrived at the the Manayunk Canal, a brown, stagnant, funny-smelling waterway prone to emitting strange bubblings, but pleasant in its own urban way. Its charms are enhanced in the evening, when croaking bullfrogs contribute to the soundscape. Plus, the hyperaggressive Canadian geese had bedded down for the night, so passage is considerably safer. We followed the towpath south to the end of the Main Street commercial district, then climbed up one last set of steps over the train tracks. These stairs came complete with rust holes, but we all made it and, finally, our destination was in sight. Dawson Street manages to combine the best elements of a dive bar with a beer bar. The selection is impressive, with 15 brews on tap and another 70 or so bottles to choose from. They feature three handpumps for those of you who prefer your beer with the softer mouth-feel achieved by getting the beer out of the keg with gravity instead of compressed gases. And it’s just far enough from Main Street to not attract much of the less desirable element of the Manayunk bar scene (you know who you are). It took quite a few beers to rehydrate, but then I was off to find a full-length mirror and admire how much more toned and shapely my own butt had become. Thanks, stair hike! n

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Hiking vertical Manayunk and drinking with retirees.

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Several years back, L.A. foursome Silversun Pickups got the great idea to ram the throbbing basslines and guitar-fueled melodrama of Smashing Pumpkins into woozy My Bloody Valentine-ish textures. And voila! Radio hits galore! Frontman Brian Aubert sings like a girl, so he’s often confused with the actual girl in the band—bassist (and sometimes vocalist) Nikki Monninger. That androgyny/mystery/ whathaveyou has served SSPU well: Their second album Swoon continues to spawn smash singles (the latest being “The Royal We”) more than a year after its release. As fine as the Pickups can be live, be sure to get there early because any one of the excellent opening acts could wind up stealing the show. MIChaEL

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Art Black Pearl No Curse Sizeable Sample Song and authenticity at heart of Adrienne production. By J. Cooper Robb jrobb@philadelphiaweekly.com

The vision of gallery owner Bridgette Mayer. By Roberta Fallon rfallon@philadelphiaweekly.com

Take away this ball and chain: C. Kelly Wright (left) and Catharine Slusar in Black Pearl Sings.

Why is now a good time? We’re in a recession. Galleries are conservative and slowing down, and I’m expansionist. I want to keep expanding the programming. The artists I’ve been talking with would like to show in Philadelphia what they show in New York. Having a big space is one way to attract artists—and clients. You’re not from here. Do you feel like you’re accepted? Sometimes people ask me if I’m from Philadelphia and I say no and they turn away and talk with someone else. I don’t want to get caught up in people’s politics. My values are hard work. I came from nothing. I was born into poverty, was adopted and taken out of that and had a great life and education.

There’s an idea that people don’t buy art here. Most of my clients are Philadelphians— 60 percent. There are art buyers here. My challenge is to find people who want to invest more—they run to New York. How did you build your business up? Ads and marketing are huge. We take out an ad in Art in America once a year; now we take out an ad in Modern Painters. How you present yourself on your website is important. A website should be easy to navigate, clean and everything up front. I did mine in-house, and I update it a couple times a day. Do you ever think of doing something else? What else would I be doing? I can’t imagine. n Group show to benefit Ready, Willing & Able Through July 2. Bridgette Mayer Gallery, 709 Walnut St. 215.413.8893. bridgettemayergallery.com

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What’s your formula for success? Write a business plan, have a great mission statement, spend the time saving and planning so you can do it well and have a vision of what you want to show. If

what you’re doing is unique to the market, there is more opportunity. The best galleries are run by passionate people. I was shy seeking advice; but in the end, people here are supportive, friendly and accessible.

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Black Pearl Sings Through June 27. $25-$29. The adrienne, 2030 Sansom St. 215.568.8079. interacttheatre.org

PW : Tell me about your new space! BM: I’m looking at several spaces—all are in Center City, two are in [Washington Square West]. I like this area, I feel like I’m in the center of things. On First Friday, we’re on the circuit between Old City and Locks, but we outgrew the space three years ago. Now is a good time to move.

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script (the audience of New Yorkers in Rozin’s production are played by us theatergoers, making us unwitting conspirators). As the women grow closer, Susannah exerts more control over nearly every aspect of Pearl’s life. She instructs her how to behave like a proper lady for the white audience, chooses her clothes and at one point tries to convince Pearl to wear her prison stripes onstage for shock value. Wright has considerable musical-theater experience belied by the singing style she uses in her performance as Pearl. Sounding like a woman who needs to sing rather than a woman trained to sing, Wright’s vocals are soulful, painful, joyful and spiritual. The costumes by Loyce Arthur aren’t intended to be historically accurate (they’re a few years ahead of their time), instead chosen to evoke the state of Susannah and Pearl’s relationship. Dressed in genderneutral prisonwear (complete with an actual ball and chain), Pearl’s prison clothes rob her of identity, and when she is first freed from prison, she wears a plain, matronly dress clearly chosen by Susannah. Only when Pearl begins to assert herself does she appear in a stylish purple dress with white trim that (like Pearl herself ) is both bold and appealing. The costuming choices, sound design and high caliber of acting are reflective of the care given to all elements of Rozin’s meticulously mounted production. In a play that could be one-sided (the role of Pearl clearly being the meatier and flashier of the two leads) this is an evenhanded affair that leaves us questioning whether an outsider can ever “present” another culture accurately and with empathy. n

Shepherding a commercial gallery into adulthood requires the faith of Job and a will of steel. Bridgette Mayer Gallery on Washington Square North, 9 years old this year, is about to catapult itself to adult status with a move early in 2011 to a much larger space and expanded exhibition programming that includes museum-quality shows, panel discussions for artists and collectors and one-off solo exhibitions of international artists along the lines of Kara Walker and Yayoi Kusama. Mayer, 36, was trained as a painter and art historian at Bucknell. She decided she didn’t have what it took to succeed as a painter in 1998, and embraced the business side of art, an area where there are no shortcuts but hard work, persistence and passion. She’s grown her client list from two to more than 300, and the gallery has been profitable for the last five years. Philadelphia Weekly caught up with Mayer in her gallery.

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Ownership of culture is at the heart of Frank Higgins’ Black Pearl Sings, a compelling drama in a thoughtful production from InterAct Theater Company. Higgins’ play, inspired by the real-life association between musicologist John Lomax and singer/guitarist Leadbelly, focuses on the relationship between two disparate women in Depression-era America. Susannah (Catharine K. Slusar), a white woman collecting songs for the Library of Congress, has come to a Texas prison to meet Alberta “Pearl” Johnson (C. Kelly Wright), an African-American woman who committed a gruesome murder. (“I cut off his private parts to make the world a better place,” Pearl explains.) Susannah has been searching for old songs Pearl is reported to know; songs that, if not recorded, are at risk of being lost. Initially wary, Pearl agrees to sing some of the spirituals passed down from her enslaved ancestors in exchange for what Susannah brings to the table: a pardon from the governor. Susannah plans to show Pearl off to New York academics, hoping the notoriety she’ll get from the stunt will turn into a teaching position at a prestigious institution. Susannah is likeable but naive, at one point announcing that she is an “expert in oppressed people.” While she’s clearly not a bigot, questions of whether she’s particularly qualified to be a curator of AfricanAmerican culture lie close to the heart of the play. With her stiff posture and determined stare, Slusar’s Susannah is outwardly confident, but worried about Pearl’s possible loose-cannon effect on her academic status. Even though Susannah winces at the idea that she’s become Pearl’s “keeper” after her release from prison, she’s visibly irritated when Pearl shows some independence and deviates from the exhibition’s

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Cabaret of the Exiled

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

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As Tevye tries to hold onto his religion, his Russian-Jewish traditions and his five daughters, he learns that life is “as shaky as a fiddler on the roof.” $10-$75. Thru July 18. Walnut Street Theatre, 825 Walnut St. 215.574.3550. walnutstreettheatre.org

Twelfth Night

Viola is 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

Dreamgirls

The story of an up-and-coming 1960s singing girl group, and the triumphs and tribulation that come with fame and fortune. $25-$100. Thru June 27. Academy of Music, 1420 Locust St. 215.893.1935. academyofmusic.org

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

Part Time Studios

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

Mulberry Art Studios

Bob Forrey: “Untitled.” Bob Grobengieser: “For the Beauty and Love of the Earth.” Thru June 30. 19-21 N. Mulberry St. mulberryartstudios.com

Newman Galleries

Various artists: “Philadelphia Sketch Club 2010 Members Exhibition.” Thru July 9. 1625 Walnut St. newmangalleries.com

Leslie Ehrin: “Ten Years Painting Tuscany.” 3611 Walnut St. upenn.edu

museums Various artists: “Corporeal Manifestations.” Thru Aug. 2. 19 S. 22nd St. 215.563.3737. collphyphil.org

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

Various artists: “All Types of Fish.” Thru Aug. 1. 1900 Ben Franklin Pkwy. ansp.org

Philadelphia Mutter Museum

Woodmere Art Museum

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

Various artists: “Philadelphia Story.” Various artists: “Constructed Visions.” 9201 Germantown Ave. 215.247.0476. woodmereartmuseum.org

Vox Populi

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3rd Street Gallery

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

Artists’ House Gallery

Various artists: “New Faces Exhibition.” Thru June 27. 57 N. Second St. 215.923.8440. artistshouse.com

Bambi Gallery

Kim Alsbrooks: “White Trash.” Andres Alvarez: “Nutrition Facts.” Thru June 27. 1001 N. Second St. bambiproject.com

Muse Gallery

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

F.A.N Gallery

Kate Kern Mundie: “Recent Paintings.” Thru July 24. 221 Arch St. 215.922.5155. fanartgallery.com

Stockbridge Fine Art

Justin James Reed: “Don’t Die.” Thru July 31. 319 N. 11th St. 215.629.4040. stockbridgefineartprint.com

Proximity Gallery

Various artists: “Erasing Borders 2010.” Thru July 24. 305 Cherry St. 267.519.2737. twelvegatesgallery.com

NEXUS Foundation

Burrison Gallery

Bridgette Mayer Gallery

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Lisa Tyson Ennis: ”WALLS.” Thru June 26. 201 N. Third St. wexlergallery.com

Academy of Natural Sciences

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

June can’t pay the rent and is being threatened by her evil landlord. Will the handsome leading man come to her rescue? Enjoy an evening of variations of what could happen. $30. Thru June 27. Walnut Street Theatre, 825 Walnut St. walnutstreettheatre.org

Wexler Gallery

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

Three men struggle to create a script for one of the mot famous movies of all time while dealing with racism, politics and anti-Semitism in late 1930s Los angelos. $20-$35. Thru July 10. Montgomery Theater, 124 N. Main St., Souderton. montgomerytheater.org

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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

This one-man show explores the controversial topic of gay Christians in a funny, thought-provoking performance for everyone. Sun/27, 7pm. Trinity Memorial Church, 22nd and Spruce sts.

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

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Sarah Hunter: “On Birds of Passage.” Rachel Bess: “Nature: Captured and Created.” Thru July 3. 122 N. Third St. 215.592.0232. rodgerlapellegalleries.com

A boy, a girl, two meddling fathers, a few obstacles, lots of misunderstanding and disillusionment. $20-$30. Thru June 27. The Stagecrafters Theater, 8130 Germantown Ave. thestagecrafters.org 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. ardentheatre.org

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Rodger LaPelle Galleries

InLiquid

Nancy Agati: “Stratum.” Thru July 31. 1400 N. American St. inliquid.com

Twelve Gates Gallery

The Print Center

Bill Walton: “Tracings/Transfers/ Copies/Forgeries.” Thru July 24. 1614 Latimer St. 215.735.6090. printcenter.org

Philadelphia Art Alliance Various artists: “Vanitas.” Andrea Gaydos Landau: ”Control Point.” Thru Aug. 12. 251 S. 18th St. 215.545.4302. philaartalliance.org

Philadelphia Photo Arts Center

Various artists: “Daydream Nation.” Thru Aug. 21. 1400 N. American St. 215.232.5678. philaphotoarts.org

Gallery 339

Various artists: “In Review.” Thru Sept. 4. 339 S. 21st St. gallery339.com

Manayunk Art Center

Mark Elliot: “As I See It.” Thru June 27. 419 Green Lane. manayunkartcenter.org

Sande Webster Gallery

Various artists: “Friend or Faux.” Thru July 11. 2008-2010 Delancey Place. 215.732.1600. rosenbach.org

Winterthur Museum and County Estate 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.” Thru Sept. 5. 138 S. Pine St. michenermuseum.org

Penn Museum

Various artists: “Cleopatra.” Thru Jan. 2. 3260 South St. penn.museum

The Franklin Institute

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

The Chemical Heritage Foundation

Various artists: “Marvels and Ciphers.” Thru Dec. 10th. 315 Chestnut St. 215.925.2222. chemheritage.org/marvels

University of the Sciences

Various artists: “Secundum Artem.” Marvin Sansom Center, 600 S. 43rd St. 215.596.8721. usp.edu/museum

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

The Gershman Y

Various artists: ”OUTSIDE/INSIDE.” Masaki Kobayashi: ”Capturing Sky.” Thru Aug. 15. 401 S. Broad St. gershmany.org

City Hall

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

Library Company of Philadelphia

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

Longwood Gardens

“Making Scents.” Thru Nov. 21. 1001 Longwood Rd. longwoodgardens.org

The Philadelphia Foundation

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

The National Constitution Center

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

schools & univeRsiTies

Various artists: “Horizontal Line.” Paul Keene: “Remembering A Modern Master.” Thru June 26. 2006 Walnut St. sandewebstergallery.com

Drexel University

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University of the Arts

Various artists: ”Solo Series 2010.” Thru July 25. 515 Meetinghouse Rd. 215.887.4882. abingtonartcenter.org

DCCC

Lawrence Cromwell: “Make it Bigger.” 118 S. 36th St. 215.898.7108. icaphila.org

Gallery Joe

Rob Matthews: ”It Fills Us. We Arrange It.” Thru June 26. 302 Arch St. 215.592.7752. galleryjoe.com

Various artists: “Ni Una Mas: Not One More, The Juarez Murders.” Thru July 16. 3401 Filbert St. drexel.edu/westphal Barbara Yoshida: “Megalith’s/Night/ Sky.” Various artists: “Brace for Impact: The Aftermath of Flight 1549.” Thru Aug. 7. 211 S. Broad St. uarts.edu

Moore College of Art & Design

Various artists: “Project 35.” Wendy Ewald: ”Secret Games: Collaborative Works with Children 1969-1999.” Thru Sept. 4. 20th and The Parkway. 215.965.4027. thegalleriesatmoore.org

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It’s the winter of ’08 and heatseeking music scribe Steven Wells is thrilled to learn that a band he loves (in theory) is coming to Philly. They’re called the Muslims, and he loves their name. His glee is short-lived, however, as he learns they’ll be changing their name to the much less shit-stirring “the Soft Pack.” “The Soft Pack? Why not just call your band ‘Beige.’ Jesus Christ, how FUCKING BORING,” Steven yells to no one in particular.

On Los Campesinos! “Twee is a frequently reoccurring herpes virus under the foreskin of the popcock and Los Campesinos are the weeping sore. I myself will be breaking into the homes of all eight members while they are away on tour and urinating in their empty beds.” On rock stars living longer “The Police, Genesis and Yes reunions were all made possible by airbags, seatbelts, Viagra and rehab. Death has been robbed of an entire generation of rockers who’ve refused to do the decent thing and die while they’re still vaguely attractive. With catastrophic results for the wider culture. Like Paul McCartney’s last album.” On Belle & Sebastian “No-talents celebrating their own inadequacy with music so white it’s translucent.”

On Dylan “Dylan actually died of shame in 1964, shortly after he stopped pissing on warmongers’ graves and became a sort of reverseanachronistic John Cooper Clarke clone without the jokes. What people think of as ‘Bob

Steven Wells: Terribly missed.

Dylan’ today is really a persona acted out by half a dozen octogenarian lesbian drag kings.” On Dylan’s fans “An obese army of Mojo-reading male menopausal Peter Pans with biscuit crumbs in their spliff-yellowed beards, all just a few more years of nightly real-ale binges away from being permanently colostomy-bagged.” On Elvis Costello “The fact that Costello’s career continued past 1979’s Armed Forces is proof that capitalism doesn’t work.” On Green Day “The stench of fetid cock meat.” On Cheesesteaks “Dog food on a bun.”

On Nine Inch Nails “Mr Trent Reznor, I’m sure you’re a wonderful guy. I bet you love children and dogs and are a warm lover. But onstage you are about as much fun as Christmas in a genital cancer ward. An evening watching your band is almost as pleasurable as three-way sex with Mr. and Mrs Himmler.” On personal threats received after slagging bands “I will fight any musician or fan, so long as they are more cowardly, smaller and less physically competent than I am. And I can get an article out of it. For I am music journalism—hear me roar.” n

On Philly Band Kill You In the Face “Now just a quick message to newish Philly band Kill You In the Face. Lads, you have a fantastic name. So fantastic, in fact, that I expected your music to sound like an air raid on a zoo. Alas it doesn’t. I checked out your MySpace page and your songs all suck. Which is why I am now officially taking your

name away and giving it to a band that rocks. But do not despair. I’ve spent several minutes thinking up names that sum up the sickly, emo-ish priggy-prog drivel you produce. Please feel free to use one: Wank. Drivel. Insipid. Sweeney’s Children. Old Enough to Grow Beards. Squealer. Lime Green Tibetan Hippy Twat. Hat With Ear Flaps. Two Of Us Wear Glasses. And You Shall Know Us By The Trail Of Tissues. Mouse Cock. Fussy Eaters.”

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On Coldplay “I write this in the middle of a sensory storm of alternating devilish pain and angelic fluffy euphoria. On my left shoulder sits the mother of all urinary

Tom Waits “One day Waits will fess up that he only started the drunk-atthe-piano act as a joke. And was stunned when people took it seriously. And by the time he became sick of pretending to be pissed all the time, it was too late, he was trapped.”

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On Zeppelin “You’re much better off with Slade, who were basically Zep with decent tunes and cool gear. Or AC/DC, who were Zep without the dreadful sludgy bits. And a bonus crazy schoolboy.”

tract infections. On the right is an awesome and probably illegal cocktail of all the painkillers I’ve got lying around. Now you might expect the cosy, warm, supernice drugs to be whispering, ‘Oh Coldplay are alright really.’ And you might expect the urinary tract infection to be screaming die die die! atop hordes of Coldplay fans being crushed under a huge, pink, lank-barreled I HATE COLDPLAY tank driven by my aching uretha. But you’d be wrong. Both drugs and cock are agreed that Coldplay are the arthritic and rickets-rotted knees of the world’s shittest bee. Me? I say a pox on both their houses. For while it’s true that Coldplay are an abomination, stating this in print is like dropping atom bombs into a bucket of already dead fish.”

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An opportunity to interview the Soft Pack arises. Steven hops on it. His first question: “WHY THE FUCK DID YOU CHANGE YOUR NAME???” The man on the other end of the line, presumably, begins an explanation Steven finds unsatisfactory, something about how, in a post9/11 climate, the band name took away focus from the music they were making. “Who cares about your music?” Steven asks, befuddled. The young man is aghast. “Have you ever even heard any of our songs?” he asks, incredulously. “No,” Steven replies bluntly, before ramping up his own incredulity. “Have you ever read any of my articles??” From anyone else, the question might have been absurd. But Steven Wells was a force of nature: a blustery fire-brand who pinged around our office with boundless energy. He was opinionated. Fearless. Combative. Prolific. Unyielding. Last year, on June 24, the ground shook underneath PW when we lost our friend and colleague to cancer. We still think about him often, and not just

because awards for the last few stories he penned for us keep pouring in. He was a giant. Here, we’ve collected some bits he wrote for us and other outlets. Before you start feeling too sad about the people on the other side of Steven’s rifle scope, remember the words of one of Steven’s favorite targets, Gareth Campesinos, of Los Campesinos!: “There have been a few things that have stood out above others in Los Campesinos! short history that have made me think ‘shit, we’re really doing this,’ and one of them was the first time I read Steven Wells ranting against us. That we were on his radar, and that he deemed us worthy of his bile, was an honor.”

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U.K., rockers kick it out on their second LP with rich, rhythmic songs full of soaring vocals, catchy choruses and beautiful arrangements.

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Elevator (‘05) was pretty good, but singer Steve Bays’ voice is just too annoying here. For FAnS oF: Pop punk Spoon, the Faint, crappy Walkmen.

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Richmond, Va., metal kings put together a retrospective from their past, collecting their most virulent, screaming death sludge on one disc. Free ASSoCiAtion: The $999 Super Deluxe set includes a coffin guitar case and a sticker! For FAnS oF: Mastadon, Satan, Slayer, Pantera.

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Superstar RADvice: Passion Pit

I’m in a band that got a decent amount of attention on the blogosphere a few years ago, but we just can’t take it to the next level. In fact, we’ve kind of regressed and now people are ignoring us. What are we supposed to do? – J. Grier P H I L A D E L P H I A W E E K LY

I hate to say it, but it’s probably too late for you. Once you piss away your opportunity, forget it. But for any aspiring bands reading this, I will say this: Having a couple songs people like is kinda important, but you gotta have a story to go along with it. Your whole thing can’t just be that you sound like some old Pixies albums. Take me, for example: I told everyone that I wrote the songs that ended up on the first Passion Pit EP as a Valentine’s Day gift to my then-girlfriend as a kind of sonic apology letter, a way to save our relationship that was falling apart. Is it true? It doesn’t matter! People eat that shit up. Especially chicks. They’re all,

of them—and just jam ’em into that hole and plug it up. It’s a win for everyone: You get to fix your fuck-up, I get to retire, and no one will have to worry about a ton of Manners CDs laying around once the backlash kicks in and everyone hates us. Also, I’d like a $100 million consulting fee for this advice, if you don’t mind. For more than 40 years, I’ve been trying to get my singing voice as high as it can possibly go. Do you have any special techniques you can recommend? – Geddy L. like, “Awwwww, that’s soooooooooooo romantic!” Then they put down their Twilight book, Twitter about you, and the next thing you know, you’re booked on Jimmy Fallon, selling out big amphitheaters, and swimming in pussy backstage. That’s how you get to the next level, son! I’m the CEO of a large energy corporation, and we had a little accident with one of our deep-sea oil wells a couple months back. Now we can’t seem to stop the oil from gushing into the ocean. Any suggestions? – T. Hayward

June 23-29, 2010

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man cometh indeed—kills it here. No doubt, at 61, he hobbles into the studio, but this is as solid as Blizzard of Ozz 30 years ago. Free ASSoCiAtion: With so much garbage metal out there, Ozzy shows us how it can be rad. For FAnS oF: Sabbath, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains.

Odds and Ends

By Michael Alan Goldberg feedback@philadelphiaweekly.com elcome to the latest installment of W “Superstar RADvice,” our advice column written by a superstar. In just two short years, Passion Pit has risen from a dinky one-man college recording project by falsetto-voiced keyboardist Michael Angelakos to a full-fledged band and indie-synth-pop sensation capable of headlining a large venue like the Mann Center. In our eyes, that makes Angelakos a superstar worthy of taking your questions!

DeGrassi alum’s muchanticipated is a superproduced monster (Swizz Beats, Kanye, Timbaland) of hip-hop; computery and voice-effect. Free ASSoCiAtion: Big name guests do not equal a good hip-hop record. For FAnS oF: Jeezy, Lil’ Wayne, Jay-Z, Kanye, Alicia Keys.

ude, I’ve tried everything you can D imagine. I wore the tightest underwear I could squeeze into. I swam with dolphins and studied their mating calls. I sucked on so many helium balloons I almost flew away. I had a séance and tried to summon the ghost of the Bee Gees’ Maurice Gibb to possess my vocal chords. Then I just had my friend kick me super-hard in the balls before every take, and that did the trick. Sometimes you gotta suffer for your art, you know? Now I just have my tour manager drop kick my nutsack right before I go onstage—works pretty well, and it more or less wears off by the time the groupies show up. n Sun., June 27, 7:30pm. $26.50. With Tokyo Police Club + Brahms. Mann Center for the Performing Arts, 52nd St. and Parkside Ave. 215.893.1999. manncenter.org

id you know June is Black Music Month? D It is. And you’ve got Dyana Williams to thank. Williams, ex-wife of Kenny Gamble of the legendary Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Famers Gamble and Huff, co-wrote House Concurrent Bill 509 with Chaka Fattah to get the month on the books, which was made official in ‘02 by then-president George W. Bush (take that, Kanye!). Next Wednesday, June 30, Williams will be honored with a lifetimeachievement award at an event held in the Bonnell Auditorium (Community College of Philadelphia) called “The Comeback— Eve Philly Style,” which will feature performances of music by Philly artists you’ve heard of (Jill Scott, Boys II Men, Eve, Bilal) by Philly artists you haven’t (J-Mal, Alexis Joi, Rosie Bonds). Musiq Soulchild, Jill Scott, Jazmine Sullivan, Beanie Siegel and others will also be on hand to honor Williams. Admission is $20, event starts at 7pm. >> For the last few weeks we’ve been playing Jill Scott Houston’s Young Mammals new LP Carrots on constant rotation (really). The fearsome foursome lay down their blissfully catchy pop tunes at Danger Danger Gallery (5013 Baltimore Ave.) this Thursday, June 24, at 8 p.m. We’re told they’ll be playing a special set inspired by Black Young Mammals Music Month (not really.) PUB 08 Head to myspace.com/dangerdangergallery for more details. (Brian McManus) n

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At Terrain’s Edenic cafe, lunch with a side of gardener’s envy. By Adam Erace aerace@philadelphiaweekly.com

In an antique greenhouse on a languid spring afternoon, a child was trying to ruin my lunch. His mom blissfully munched petals of heirloom lettuce while her darling splashed in the greenhouse’s cascading fountain. He bounced around the chartreuse, teal and gunmetal-green lawn chairs like a pinball. He deployed earsplitting shrieks that would render dogs unconscious. When he took a spill onto the unforgiving flagstone floor, the shrieks turned to wails. Later, I felt bad for tripping him, but living in the city, we’ve got to seize our slices of tranquility where and when we can get them. Few places do tranquility like the Greenhouse Cafe out in Glen Mills at Terrain at Styer’s, the enchanting garden center and latest offering from the retail

wizards behind Anthropologie and Urban Outfitters. For urban gardeners restricted to blacktop roofs and backyard cement, browsing Terrain’s maze of blooming oxcarts is simultaneously exhilarating and melancholic. I counted half a dozen species of basil and at least as many mints before channeling Veruca Salt: I want a golden gooseberry bush! And a Japanese elm. And a few more tomato plants because, really, nine just isn’t enough. And then my partner in this suburban adventure reminded me that I do not live on a farm. By the end of an hour here, I was ready to rectify that, move to the ’burbs and raise a couple terrors of my own. Back inside Terrain’s Greenhouse Cafe, the brats had bailed and quiet presided, interrupted only by the gurgle of the fountain and the clatter of spoons twirled

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914 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills. 610.459.2400 Cuisine: New American. Hours: Lunch: Mon.-Fri., 11am-2pm. Brunch: Sat.-Sun., 10am-3pm. Coffee bar open daily, 9am-6pm. Prices: $6-$16. Atmosphere: The beauty of a Victorian garden with the eccentricity of the Addams family conservatory. Service: Smooth. Food: A work in progress.

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with the same care accorded Smithsonian artifacts. Terrain can make you contemplate purchasing an 18th-century wrought-iron patio set for the patio you do not own, and the men’s room is nicer than most studio apartments. Back to lunch, the lush caper-studded chicken salad and roasted-tomato Caprese sandwiches on Metropolitan ciabatta needed salt. According to Rudolf, he’s still trying to find the balance between gently salted (for Terrain’s, ahem, water-retentive clientele) and underseasoned. Cop out? Maybe. Not that it matters; both sandwiches, recipes from the previous chef, have already been banished. Replacements include roast pork-and-Provy tartine, grass-fed steak frites and a crab cake sandwich with sorrel aioli I’ve got to try. The lemon tart hasn’t gone anywhere, fortunately for citrus lovers. A finely crimped pastry shell holds a fine curd, glossy and yellow, with a proper balance between sweet and sour. Where there once was a dollop of creme fraiche, there’s now vanilla whipped cream. I savored the last forkful in immaculate silence. n

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Not that kind of cheese log: Greenhouse Cafe’s cheese plate and flowerpot of bread.

through tall glasses of blushing rosehip lemonade. Biscuity bread came baked in a flowerpot. Butter wore a boutonniere of Hidcote Blue lavender and a drizzle of Linvilla Orchards honey. So good together, who cares if they arrived halfway through lunch? “Just baked,” the waiter informed. Sitting here, in this impossibly picturesque setting, I felt like I was, too. Before the bread, newly installed chef Keith Rudolf charmed with a cool, crunchy salad of raw and blanched seasonal veggies and chopped hazelnuts. Asparagus, snow peas, slender carrots and English peas like green marbles all came from local farms, natch. The mint and cilantro in the pesto came from Terrain’s own turf. The salad, a mosaic of yellows and greens, feels perfect for the setting, one that isn’t lost on Rudolf. “My wife brought me to Terrain for lunch three years ago. It was so beautiful. She looked and me and said, ‘You need to be the chef here.’” He submitted a resume. And heard nothing. Her suggestion wouldn’t come true until earlier this spring, when a Craigslist post prompted Rudolf, a Supper vet, to try again. He got the gig, and change is already afoot. The biggest? Dinner service, beginning in July, served to a chorus of enthralled suburbanites. The lunch menu is almost totally new; the generous cheese plate presented on a crosscut tree-trunk tray dripping with honeycomb is the only holdover from the previous regime. It’s a smart one, starring the peerless Shellbark Sharp from the goat farm Shellbark Hollow just down the road in West Chester. Like the tray? It’s for sale in one of Terrain’s light-filled open-air hangars, where everything from Italian soaps to manuals on DIY pickling is displayed, seemingly

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1309 Sansom St.

Varga Bar

La Buca

941 Spruce St. vargabar.com $$ CC AS

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

Vintage Wine Bar & Bistro

La Scala’s

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

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

ASIAN FUSION Muntin

Mercato

Sampan

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CARIBBEAN

Valentino

1216 Spruce St. mercatobyob.com $$ BYOB

1326 Spruce St. 215.546.0180. $$ CC

$ AS

Bill’s Breakfast & Lunch

1312 Sansom St. 215.985.2901. $ CC

Bonte

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

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

Mixto

El Vez

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

Jose’s

469 N. 10th St. 215.765.2369. $

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

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

1 328 Pine St. 215.545.6265. valentinoristorante.com $$ CC BYOB

MIDDLE EASTERN

1234 Locust St.bumplounge.com $$ CC AS BR

FRENCH

Vetri

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

Cafe Lift

Caribou Cafe

Capital Grille

Zinc

922 Walnut St. bontewaffles.com $ CC BR

Bump

428 N. 13th St cafelift.com $ CC BR 1 338 Chestnut St. 215.545.9588. thecapitalgrille.com $$$ CC AS

Field House

1150 Fibert St. fieldhousephilly.com $$ CC AS

Hard Rock Cafe

1113 Market St. hardrockcafe.com $$ CC AS

Jones

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

Marathon Grill

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

Naked Chocolate Cafe

1317 Walnut St. nakedchocolatecafe.com $ CC

Reading Terminal Market

12th and Arch sts. readingterminalmarket.org $ CC

1312 Spruce St. vetriristorante.com $$$ CC AS

Zavino

1126 Walnut St. thecariboucafe.com $$ CC AS BR

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

JAPANESE

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

GREEK

Aki

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

Effie’s

1127 Pine St. effiesrestaurant.com $$ BYOB

Fat Salmon

Kanella

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

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

Paul

Morimoto

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

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

INDIAN

Raw Sushi Lounge and Bar

Bindi

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

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

Bombay Express

Wasabi House

122 S. 12th St. 215.922.0414 $ CC

1238 Pine St. 215.732.4790. $ CC

Minar Palace

Ruth’s Chris Steak House

1304 Walnut St. 215.546.9443 $ AS BYOB CC

KOREAN

Palace at the Ben

Smokin’ Betty’s

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

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

260 S. Broad St. 215.790.1515. $$$ CC AS 116 S. 11th St. 215.922.6500. $$ CC AS

Time

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

Valanni

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

Pastoral

Tampopo

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

ITALIAN Amis

$ CC BYOB

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

MEXICAN/SOUTHWESTERN

Buca di Beppo

El Fuego

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

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

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Mon 6/28/10

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Leila Café

Maccabeam

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

THAI

Citygrange

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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

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

Joe Pesce

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

$$ CC AS BR

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

The Fountain

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

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

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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

VEGETARIAN

1501 Spruce St. 215.732.8610. $ CC AS

129 N. 11th St. 215.413.2290. $ CC

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

Fox & Hound Smokehouse and Tavern

1214 Walnut St. 215.546.2009. $ CC

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

AMERICAN/CONTINENTAL

L2 Restaurant and Bar

Alfa Restaurant and Bar

2201 South St. thel2restaurant.com $$ CC AS

1709 Walnut St. 215.751.0201. $$ CC AS

Little Pete’s

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

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

Chris’ Jazz Cafe

1421 Sansom St. chrisjazzcafe.com $$ CC AS

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

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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

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

GREEK

Melograno

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

2201 Spruce St. 215.875.8116. $$$ CC

Pietro’s Coal Oven Pizzeria

1714 Walnut St. pietrospizza.com $$ CC AS

Porcini

MEDITERRANEAN Byblos

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

2048 Sansom St. 215.751.1175. $$ CC BYOB

MEXICAN/SOUTHWESTERN

Salento

1805 John F. Kennedy Blvd. 215.557.9009. $

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

Trattoria Prima Donna

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

Hot Tamales

Jose Pistola’s

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

Los Catrines & Tequila’s

Valentino on the Square

1602 Locust St tequilasphilly.com $$ CC AS 1601 Cherry St. mexicanpost.com $$ CC AS

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

Mexican Post

Mandarin Palace

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

JAPANESE Fuji Mountain

Pico de Gallo

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

Square on Square

ITALIAN Bellini Grill

2030 Chestnut St. fujimt.com $$ CC AS

Mizu Sushi Bar

PUB FARE

Smith & Wollensky

$$ CC BR BYOB

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

Smiths Restaurant

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

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SIX PACK Six Films with EnglishSpeakers Speaking Other Languages By Matt Prigge mprigge@philadelphiaweekly.com Breathless (1960): Conversing comfortably in another language is tricky. Actors don’t want to look like they’re too distracted by the basics of language. Most actors acting in foreign fare allow themselves to be dubbed, often by people who sound nothing like them. So kudos to Jean Seberg. After a disastrous debut in Saint Joan, in which she was famously chosen by Otto Preminger from thousands of wannabe starlets, she actually spoke French, albeit with a thick American accent, in the film that made her iconic (if not, alas, a star). Incubus (1965): Only a handful of films have been filmed in the constructed language Esperanto, and only one of those stars a pre-Trek William Shatner. Directed by Outer Limits creator Leslie Stevens, this sci-fi exacerbates the feeling of alienation with its off-beat vernacular, although Esperanto speakers complained that the cast’s pronunciations left something to be desired. The Young Girls of Rochefort (1967): Gene Kelly spent his autumn years in the likes of Viva Knievel! and Xanadu. But his true farewell film found him in France, as part of the vast ensemble of Jacques Demy’s air-light, melancholy musical.

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comes off as exhausted, bone-weary and ready to die throughout Final Destination’s running time. His resignation is oddly endearing. Better, though, is Laura Linney, her face hardened into granite and shirt collars pulled up Dracula-style as the late, philandering author’s humiliated widow. A mini-masterpiece of disdain, Linney’s performance is pulled back tighter than her hairdo, all verbal shivs and “accidental” insults. She’s fantastically miserable, swiftly cutting through our dopey protaginist’s doe-eyed optimism with remarks that are only supposed to sound off-hand. And then there’s Charlotte Gainsbourg, playing not just the dead writer’s scandalous baby mama, but also some sort of idealized figure Ivory can’t quite get his head around. There’s a great movie to be made about some rich guy’s wife and mistress being forced to live together after his demise, but this ain’t it. Doing her best to strike sparks with the terminally recessive Omar, Gainsbourg wears thigh-high black hooker boots beneath her summer sundresses. But as this is a James Ivory film—and he’s never expressed himself better as an auteur

than during the muted, quasi-chaste nonattraction in The Remains of the Day—Gainsbourg’s weirdo carnality is just another untapped resource. All Merchant-Ivory productions are beautifully shot, and The City of Your Final Destination is no exception. Ivory constantly breaks up the frame to isolate characters within mirrors and/or dwarf them behind exotic landscapes—he knows what he’s doing as a director. Still, the movie feels wheezy and exhausted. Metwally’s spineless Omar is one of the dullest leading characters we’ve encountered in quite some time. (Particularly when surrounded by such pros, the actor is dreadfully unappealing.) Ivory’s trademark fussy neat-freak tendencies asphyxiate any excitement. It’s more suited for a museum than a multiplex. n

Grade: C Director: James Ivory Starring: Anthony Hopkins, Omar Metwally, Laura Linney Running time: 118 minutes

Hey, remember the 1990s? Once upon a time, producing-directing team Ismail Merchant and James Ivory hit the art-house jackpot on an annual basis with their thuddingly obvious and overwrought literary adaptations that subbed as furniture porn, full of glorious period production design, choked-back emotion and helpful monologues that spelled out the themes of some fairly tricky novels. Anthony Hopkins was in there somewhere a good percentage of the time, too. Alas, the times, they are a changin’. Merchant died five years ago, and The City of Your Final Destination has been languishing without a distributor for something like three of those. Now finally released, the movie has nostalgia on its side. In a time when Ellen Page and Zooey Deschanel have become the new hipster voices of Fox Searchlight’s faux-indie pseudo-blockbusters, with their cutesy music cues, the Merchant-Ivory stamp feels quaint, dull and adult-ish. This film is an endearing dinosaur. Based on a book by Peter Cameron, The City of Your Final Destination stars Omar Metwally as an aspiring young scribe (helpfully named Omar) seeking to write a biography of his literary hero, a long-forgotten Wonder Boy who died as an expatriate in Uruguay after penning a one-and-done Great American Novel. In the kind of flourish that only MerchantIvory could throw in—but never dare to dramatize—our lackadaisical young fellow was spurred into action on his pet project after stepping in quicksand. (Yes, literal quicksand.) Goaded along by his castrating, miserable girlfriend (Youth Without Youth’s Alexandra Maria Lara, way less adorable when she’s not screaming ancient Sumerian) Omar turns up on the doorstep of an estate owned by the late, legendary Jules Gund. Seeking “authorization” for his biography, our poor writer is tossed into a hornet’s nest of dysfunctional family dynamics, old resentments ricocheting off each other somewhere deep in the jungle— their isolation within this giant manse only exaggerating the seething hatred. Hopkins headlines, albeit in a supporting role, as the deceased’s gay brother. Prone to protracted monologues about his collection of cravats (“I believe I bought this yellow one in 1966,”) he minces about with a Japanese boy-toy tending to household matters. Such theatrical trappings aside, it’s still an uncharacteristically subtle performance from Hopkins, who

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The Stoning of Soraya M. (2009): Washington-born Jim Caviezel spoke Aramaic as J.C., and he also spoke Farsi in this questionable Iranian expose. Is there nothing he can’t do? (A. Well, sorta.)

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I grow so weary of lodging this complaint: Documentaries that are purely expository are a waste of the medium. Books are the most thorough way to convey hard facts; documentaries that merely offer information are essentially heavily abridged books for people too lazy to read. But I’ve said this too many times before. So let me cry uncle: Stonewall Uprising— which credits itself as an adaptation of David Carter’s book Stonewall: The Riots that

will doubtless find permanent residence). Davis and Heilbroner try to stir up a lather once they get to the riots, but the film really needed a stylist like Brett Morgen, whose Chicago 10 is one of the few docs to put cinema over mere storytelling. Uprising is more fascinating in the buildup, anyway, presenting a pre-gay rights world of such thorough ostracization it seems like science-fiction. The subjects keep offering small and sometimes darkly amusing tidbits: police ambushing people in public bathrooms; people would fuck in meat trucks after hours, amidst foul stenches; and gay bars wound up funded, largely, by the mafia, who’d charge steep prices for stolen hooch. Uprising could stand to be deeper; it never goes into today’s gay rights, and it too briefly touches on the pros and cons of violent protest. But for a film that’s mostly surface-level, there’s a lot on the surface.

symptomatic of the film’s creative vacuum. Repartnered with the man with whom she shared a freaky, Monkees-backed sex scene in Vanilla Sky, Cameron Diaz plays a babeish auto mechanic who catches the eye of Cruise’s mysterious rogue. The two share some uninspired chit-chat on an underpopulated plane ride; when she goes to the bathroom, he kills everyone on board, pilots included. Eccentric psychopath who may leap on couches, or superspy nobly defending a newfangled mega-battery invented by a possibly autistic boy genius (Paul Dano)? Either way, he drags a perpetually whinnying Diaz on a massive globetrot that’s part Bond film, part Grosse Pointe Blank, part Mr. and Mrs. Smith, all derivative. Knight and Day can boast this, at least: It’s not Killers, the month’s other wildly overbudgeted gun-toting rom-com. What it lacks in inspiration it makes up for in a consistently light tone. No one’s trying very hard, and in the case of goodie-whomay-really-be-a-baddie Peter Sarsgaard, they’re not trying at all. (Cruise, meanwhile, spends the entire film smiling.) The copious twists and action scenes are reliably goofy, even if they feel more like some exec’s idea of wackiness. (Ooh, a car chase during a running of the bulls!) Every now and then traces of true wit pop up. In one sequence, Cruise drugs Diaz, and she keeps fading in and out, awake long enough to see that they’re in a dangerous situation but not long enough to see the death-defying way Cruise gets them out of it. It’s a clever idea, reminiscent of the hilarious missing reels in Grindhouse . But why is it only theoretically funny and not viscerally funny? It could be timing, which is always slightly off in Knight and Day. But it’s also the writing, which is never more than pedestrian and whose dialogue never approaches sparkling or memorable. A $95 million budget and they couldn’t afford a dialogue punchup by Bruce Vilanch? n

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James Cameron is referred to, often pejoratively, as a “maximalist.” But the art house has its maximalists, too. They may not make films full of explosions and rugged Smurfs, but they’re similarly drunk on what movies can do, or what they can do with movies. Historically, they’ve been directors like Fellini and Resnais, styleover-substance types who make art that could only be done as cinema. Today, it’s the likes of Arnaud Desplechin (Kings and Queen), who stuffs his films silly with characters, references and striking stylistic gambits; and Patrice Chéreau, who, when he isn’t making bombastic bugfucks like Gabrielle, directs opera. These filmmakers restlessly, and often recklessly, play with the language of cinema, creating new tricks as transportive, in their own way, as Cameron’s 3-D. Luca Guadagnino clearly wishes he was one of them. The Italian filmmaker stages his earthquaking breakthrough with I Am Love, and the title’s only the fifth or so most overheated aspect of it. Tilda Swinton, a Guadagnino regular, headlines as the sartorially perfect Russian wife of the son of a wealthy Italian industrialist. Neglected and empowered by her daughter’s recent coming-out, she gives herself over to Antonio (Edoardo Gabbriellini), the strapping chef friend of her son. His dish of prawns and ratatouille—much like the meal served to Peter O’Toole’s ossified food critic in Ratatouille—rocks her palate and world. Soon, in the great outdoors of sun-drenched Sanremo, the two are mak-

ing the beast with two backs, so in tune with nature that the wind picks up right as the two near climax. Guadagnino wears his influences on his sleeve: He’s Douglas Sirk meets Luchino Visconti, with stray bits lifted from Desplechin. (The driving score by minimalist composer John Adams completes the film’s self-conscious self-image of all-caps ART.) But the appropriations are skindeep. However baroque their tear-jerkers, Sirk and Visconti deftly sneaked in true insight and even satire. The story of I Am Love, though, is dime-store melodrama, its excoriation of the upper class superficial to nonexistent. What’s more, its most nakedly cinematic passages are less full-tilt boogie delirium than derivative kitsch (see: aforementioned grassy fuckfest). Honestly, I Am Love only cooks in fits and starts and only hits the rafters at its most calm: Swinton takes a long, quiet stroll, sensually caressing foliage, an otherworldly walk that ends in a left-field, out-of-focus embrace. This sequence—plus Swinton doing beautifully in a rare recognizably human role—are strong; the rest isn’t nearly insane enough.

we know as Miller (Tom Cruise) is really named Knight. Besides, who doesn’t love a teeth-grindingly awful pun? Still, better a bad joke than the shrug-worthy titles it’s gone under (All New Enemies, Trouble Man, Wichita, Untitled Joint Comeback Vehicle for Two Fading Megastars). Not to make too much out of a mere title snafu, but the inability to come up with a coherent name is

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Sparked the Gay Revolution—is a first-rate example of this noxious kind of documentary. You could always read Carter’s book and learn far more than you do from Kate Davis and David Heilbroner’s film. But if a superficial understanding is all you desire, then you likely can’t do better than Stonewall Uprising. The story, often told: In the wee hours of a summer night in 1969, patrons of the Village’s Stonewall Inn, a well-known gay bar, finally had had it up to here with the all-too-common raids on homosexual nightspots, and on homosexual activity in general. Spurred on by the civil rights movement, they fought back, causing several nights’ worth of mayhem and turning the gay rights movement into something concrete and monstrously effective. There have been plenty of docs (and books and fiction movies, etc.) about the riots, though few as comprehensive as Stonewall Uprising. The collection of talking heads is culled from all angles, including one of the NYPD’s “morals officers,” who was shitting his pants the first night of the riots. Aesthetically, the filmmaking is close to modern-day PBS (where the film

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TWO bEDROOm 100% AWESOME APTS Starting $1595. FP, CA, WD, HWF, Nice kits/Baths. 215-413-3732 10TH & WHARTON VIC. Large Apt., 2nd flr., newly remodeled. Call (cell)267-980-3232. 12th and South Street Area: 2BR apt., Great Location - HEAT INCLUDED!!, Washer/ Dryer, No Pets, Open House Thursdays 6:00pm-6:30pm, Exact address 769 S. 12th Street, See YOUTUBE Video at www.GasHeart.com - 215-485-1015, $1300/month 12th SOUTH: CA, DW, PATIO, (1)car PARKING, 1ba. $1475+ George Gay R.E. 215-563-6724 12TH/SPRUCE, BI-LVL 2BATH, HRWD, SEP/ KIT, AC, WD/bldg $1350 INCLUDES/HT. No/pets 610-649-9513 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 17TH & LOMBARD Great 2BR TH w/all amenities, Parking. $1695+. PMG 215-545-7007 x302 18/PINE, RITTENHOUSE SQ. 2BD/2BA. OWNERS UNIT!!! Totally renovated. Beautiful Bi-lvl apt. Beautiful owners unit. New stainless kitchen, new marble baths, dw, gd, wd. Beautiful inlaid Hrdwd fls, non working fireplace, high ceilings, original moldings. CH/CA. Master suite is entire floor with custom marble bath ensuite! Tons of charm! $2295+ Herman RE 215-514-3524 www.hermanrealtygroup.com 18/SPRUCE, RITTENHOUSE SQ. 2BD/2BA. TOTALLY RENOVATED beautiful Owners unit. New STAINLESS kit., New MARBLE baths, dw, gd, wd. Beautiful inlaid hrdwd fls, non working frpl, high ceilings, original moldings, CH/CA. Master suite w custom marble bath ensuite. Tons of charm! $2675+ Herman RE 215-514-3524 www. hermanrealtygroup.com 19/SPRUCE, RITTENHOUSE SQUARE: 2bd/1ba. TOTALLY RENOVATED, BEAUTIFUL apts. NEW kit. & baths, dw, gd, wd. Original pine flrs., cathedral ceilings, Frpl, Skylights. LARGE PRIVATE DECKS!! Multiple apts. $1975-$2150+ Herman RE 215-5143524 www.hermanrealtygroup.com 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 2232 S Clarion $1000/mo 2BD/1.5BA home, many upgrades, partially finished basement, yard. CALL LAUREN ACKER PRU FOX & ROACH 215-627-6005/215-440-2097 22ND CHESTNUT: MODERN KIT, GD/CLTS, HRDWD, DC/FRPL, CRTYD, WD AUG $1600+EL. 215-733-0480 326 South 19th Street: A TREASURE IN THE HEART OF RITTENHOUSE SQUARE!!! 2 Bedroom 1 Bath apartment, Available 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 3RD & SPRUCE V.Cool 2BR, FP, DW, Launrdy & More, incl heat. $1275+. PMG 215-545-7007 x302 5xx FITZWATER Large 2BR, 2BA with Deck, Fireplace. $1350/mo+ Utils. 215-922-1625

TWO bEDROOm 733 Melon Pl. D $996/mo Beautiful 2BD/1BA, hardwood floors, granite counters, open LR/ DR. CALL MIKE MCCANN PRU FOX & ROACH 215627-6005/215-440-8345 8XX MONTROSE, BELLA VISTA: BI-LVL, EIK, 1.5BATHS, CA, HRDWD, DW, GD, WD, STRG Avail 8/1. $1300 S&S Properties. 267-402-8017 9TH LOMBARD: BRIGHT SPACIOUS, BI-LVL, MOD KIT, DEC/FRPL, HRDWD AUG $1500+EL. 215-733-0480 9TH SPRING GARDEN BEAUTIFUL 2BEDR.,TILE BATH,HDWD FLRS., ALL APPLIANCES, A/C, SECURITY SYSTEM. $1200/ MO+. 610-304-0087 ART MUS, 2 bdrm bilevel, garage, deck, ctyd, CA, w/w carp, dw/d, $1525+. 610-527-8895 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 Bright apt on great street. 2BA, CA, WD, Working FP. Avail 08/01. $1150+ Utils. 215-868-3946 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 NOW. $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. UNIVERSITY CITY: 46/Hazel Catchment area. 5rm+ Bath. Newly renovated, working FP, Gardens. $1325/mo+ Utils. Avail 06/15. 856-745-9922

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ONE bEDROOm 100% AWESOME APTS Starting $1000. FP, CA, WD, HWF, Nice kits/Baths. Call 215-413-3732 10th & Pine Premier 1 BD apts. Rents range from $825/mo-$1300/mo +utils. Phila. Property Works license #RB066505. Call Dennis 610567-3290 X303 10TH & PORTER One BDR,HD Flrs,C/A. Loaded with everything! $750mo.+ utilits. 215-651-9190 10th SPRUCE, EIK, HIGH/CEIL, DEC/FRPL, HRDWD, LRG/LVRM, WD/STRG AUG. $1400 HT/ WTR INCLD. 215-733-0480 11TH & MOYAMENSING AVE. Lg. 1bedrms., ultra modern, 1st flr., & 3rd. flr. apts. H/W Floors, Gas Heat, Central-air, G/D, D/Washer, Intercom. W/Granite counter top. No pets. $725/mo.each +utils. 215-468-7852. 11TH & TASKER-FURNISHED APT. 1BEDRM., 2ND FLR., $800/ALL UTILS. INCL. 215468-1178. 12TH and CHRISTIAN Bilevel 1BR, Deck, FP, $825+. Avail 07/15. 215-922-1625 12TH and SPRUCE Adorable 1BR apt, HW Floors. Avail 07/10. $850. PMG, 215-545-7007 x302 12TH LOMBARD: 1bdrm PLUS DEN, 1.5BA, BI-LVL, UPDATED KIT., GOOD CLOSETS, PRV/ YRD, WD/bldg JULY $1300+EL. 215-733-0480 12TH LOMBARD: BI-LEVEL, WLK-IN-CLST, HRD/TILE, DW GD, AC, ELC/HT, WD AUG. $1200+elc. 215-733-0480 15TH & SOUTH Newly renovated, HW/Frw, WD, Lg Bedrm. 2nd fl. $1100++. 215-704-1843 15th SPRUCE, EXPOSED BRICK, UPDATED KIT, HRDWD, AC, WD/STRG AUG. $1200+elc. 215-733-0480 15TH/SPRUCE: Huge 1Bdrm in Beautiful Brownstone, Large Rooms, Abundant Closet Space, Modern Kitchen, Walk-In Cedar Closet, Laundry, Intercom Entry. Avail July. $925/Mo. 866-939-6587. lic# 380139 16th PINE VERY BRIGHT, LRGE, HI/CEILG, HRDWD, (2)DEC/FRPL, NEW KIT, WD/STRG AUG. $1260 INCLD HT&WTR 215-733-0480 17TH PINE: NEW KITCHEN & WINDOWS, BRIGHT, HRDWD, CRTYRD, WD/STRG JUL $1100+el 215-733-0480 17th SPRUCE, PRV/DECK, NEW KIT, HRDWD, AC, WD/STRG JULY $1150 INCLD HT&WTR 215-733-0480 17xx SPRUCE, CHARMING, LRGE, HI/CEIL, HRDWD, SUNNY, (5)CLOSETS, EIK, DEC/ FRPL, AC, WD/STRG AUG. $1295 INCLD HT&WTR 215-733-0480 18/SPRUCE, RITTENHOUSE SQ.: BEAUTIFUL, TOTALLY RENOVATED apts. NEW DESIGNER KIT., STAINLESS appls, new carrera marble bath, DW, GD, WD, HRDWD/fls, Cathedral ceilings, Great light. CH/CA, non working FRPL. Multiple apts. $1695-1795+ Herman RE 215-514-3524 www.hermanrealtygroup. com 18TH & PINE Fab new renov. Huge apt w/Bsmt and all amens. $1295+. PMG 215-545-7007 x302 18TH SPRUCE: NEW KITCHEN, BRIGHT, HRDWD, LRG BDRM, WD/STRG JUL $1025/INC HT 215-733-0480 19/SPRUCE, RITTENHOUSE SQ. BEAUTIFUL, TOTALLY RENOVATED apts. NEW KITCHEN & new baths, dw, gd, wd, Hrdwd/fls, Cathedral Ceilings, Great Light. Large rms, non working FRPLS. Multiple apts: $1450-1695+ Herman RE 215-514-3524 www.hermanrealtygroup.com 19TH & SPRING GARDEN Gorg renov, HWF, gourmet kit and more. $995+. PMG 215-5457007 x303. 20/LOCUST RITTENHOUSE SQ.: COMPLETELY RENOVATED JR. 1BDRM. NEW KITCHEN & BATH, DW, WD, GD. Great light, High ceilings, Hrdwd/fls. $1175+ Herman RE 215514-3524 www.hermanrealtygroup.com

SPRUCE/BROAD: HIGH FLOOR, DOORMAN, GREAT VIEW. $1455 Heat/INCL. Avl/NOW!Pine R.E, 1503 Pine. 215-735-8896, website: www. pinere.com THE ROOSEVELT (2220 Walnut Street)Beautifully renovated apts. in the RITTENHOUSE SQUARE AREA of Philadelphia. STUDIO’S starting at only $765/mo. and ONE BEDROOMS starting at only $965/mo. Call 215-640-8880 for an appointment.

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12XX SO. 18TH ST-LOVELY, REMODELED 3BEDRM., 1BATH TOWNHOME BLKS. FROM RITTENHOUSE SQ. HOME BOASTS NEW KITCHEN, BATHROOM, WINDOWS, HEATER, HARDWOOD FLRS., PAINT, DOORS, GRANITE COUNTERTOPS, DISHWASHER. CONTACT JOHN AT 484-685-6090 OR 215-755-4470. JUST REDUCED! 16XX REED ST-BEAUTIFUL 3BEDRMS., 1.5BATHS, NEWLY RENOVATED. HARDWOOD FLRS., C/A, GRANITE COUNTERTOPS IN A NEWER KITCHEN. CONTACT JOHN AT 484-685-6090 OR 215-755-4470. JUST REDUCED!

ONE bEDROOm 20TH & WALNUT STS One bedroom duplex is Old World Charm Brownstone. High ceilings, Carpeted, C/A, Gas heat. W/D, D/W. Small pet friendly. $1150/mo+. Avail Sept. 215-627-4414 21ST & SPRING GARDEN 1BR w/Old world charm, Gorg garden, HWF, Incl heat. $975. PMG, 215-545-7007 x110 21ST & SPRING GARDEN V.Cool apt, HWF, Lots of charm. Incl heat. $950+. PMG 215-5457007x303 22ND CHESTNUT: COURTYARD, GOOD CLOSETS, HRDWD, NEW KIT, WD/STRG JUNE $1175+elc. 215-733-0480 22nd CHESTNUT, HRDWD, NEW KIT, AC, CRT YARD, WD STRG AUGUST $1100-$1200+elc. 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 50 S 16th #4204 $36501BD+den, 2 full baths, top-of-the-line kitchen, hwf, health club, pool. CALL LYNDA KREVITZ PRU FOX & ROACH 215-627-6005/215-521-1565 6TH FITZWATER ST 2nd., flr., W/W, Tile bath. A/C, $900/mo.+utils. Call 215-625-0281. 7TH & PINE Quiet Bilevel, DW, WD, AC. $945+. Near Jefferson/Wash Sq/Whole foods. Photo’s avail. 267-357-6558 8TH & CATHERINE STS. 2nd flr. apt., modern Eat-in-Kitchen, carpets thru-out, No Pets. $825+ utilities. 856-464-9594 8TH & MORRIS 2nd flr., $600/mo.+utils. No Pets. 1st,last,1mo. security. 215-271-6658. 9TH PINE: CHARMING, SPACIOUS, PRIVATE DECK, NEW KIT w/PANTRY, (5)CLOSETS, HI/ CEILG, HRDWD, WD AUG. $1400+ 215-733-0480 ART MUSEUM, 7XX N. 25TH Sunny 1br., WALK-IN/closet, wind. A/C, $850/INCLDS HEAT. 215-236-4937 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. $925+. 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 ITALIAN MKT/BELLA VISTA Fantastic, Lg 1BR w/tons of closets. Lg kit w/new SS appls. On RT47 bus. $1100+. 215-715-1525 ITALIAN MKT. AREA 1bedrm., $850/mo.+utils. Washer/Dryer, A/C. Call 267-334-6111 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 MANAYUNK/ROXBOROUGH: 1 Bdrm w/ Private Entrance, W/D in Apt, Central Air, Onsite Parking, Walk-in Closets, Balc, Shuttle to Main St Manayunk. First month Free on Select Apartments. From $945/Mo. 888-633-9365. Lic # 223386 OLD CITY: Loft apt. w/separate bedroom. Overlooking Ben Franklin Bridge. High ceilings, Wood floor, W/D, Gas heat. $995/mo+. 215-627-4414 PENNSPORT: NEWLY RENOVATED 3rd fl, IDEAL for 1 person. CA, Gas HT/WTR, Off street parking $775. (215)271-7130 RITTENHOUSE SQUARE: Lrg 1Bdrm in Beautiful Brownstone seconds to the Square, NEW Kitchen w/Breakfast Bar, New Bathrm, HW Flrs, Hi Ceilings, A/C, Intercom Entry. $1240/Mo. Avail Aug. 866-939-6587. #216850 RITTENHOUSE SQ. AREA, 20th SPRUCE, CA, DW, WD/bldg $1250+ INCLDS Hot/Wtr George Gay R.E. 215-563-6724 RITTENHOUSE SQUARE!! 301 S.19th St. OLD WORLD CHARM BUILDING RENTAS. Studio & One Bedroom apartments, All with Hardwood floors, High Ceilings, Doorman Building, Cat Friendly, $1,100-$1,800 per month - includes heat. Call to schedule an appointment, 215-7355757 OR E-MAIL: DelanceyPlace@aol.com

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To See the Following, Call Andy Oei (215)790-5230 2201 Chestnut Street #703-Magnificent 1BR/1BA, Granite Kitchen, Marble Bath, Doorman To See the Following, Call David Snyder 267.968.8600 325 S 12th Street #101-1 bd/1 ba,granite countertops,SS applns,hrwd flrs t/o,W/D. 824 S Swanson Street #1ST FL-Bi-level apt,2 bd/1 ba w/shower & jacuzzi tub,w/d in unit. To See the Following, Call Fran Wyner 215-232-5148 2401 Pennsylvania Avenue #7B32-2 bd/2 ba w/terrace,hrwd flrs,available 8/15,2028 sq.ft. 2401 Pennsylvania Avenue #2B23-1 bedroom,low floor,hrwd floors,available 9/1. To See the Following, Call Joanne Davidow (215)790-5656 317 S 2nd Street #5B-Renov. 1BR w/ Prkg! Bamboo flrs, 1 ba, C/A, W/D. Heat incl 101 Walnut Street #6-Stylish full floor condo, 2BR, 2.5 bath with 1 car parking To See the Following, Call Johanna Loke (215)893-9800 200 Locust Street #30G-High floor,River,Bridge & city views,available July/9 $770-995 200 Locust Street #6G-One bedroom,City & River Views,available 5/1 2601 Pennsylvania Avenue #1201-One bedroom with washer/dryer,available 6/1 $575-1000 2020 Walnut Street #21G-High floor,skyline studio,available 9/5 To See the Following, Call Kheon Benjamin (215)546-0550 $850-950 1001-13 Chestnut Street #902W-1Bd/1Ba charming condominium all utilities included $700-1000 1001-13 Chestnut Street #604W-1Bd/1Ba sunny& spacious 1brm in the Victory 1001-13 Chestnut Street #706W-1 Bd/1Ba spacious and sunny condo w/enormous walk in closet $750-1100 To See the Following, Call Kim Adu 215-440-2078 23 S 23rd Street #6L-High-end 2 bdrm + den,2.5 bath condo w/garage parking $875-1000 To See the Following, Call Laurie Phillips 215.790.5644 $875-1700 108 Arch Street #404-Modern 2brs/2ba, pkng, fp, terrace, drmn, high ceils 202 W Rittenhouse Square #1809-2 bedrooms, 2.5baths park views from every room $800-850 To See the Following, Call Mike McCann (215) 440-8345 1228-32 $850-995 Arch Street #6A-2 bd/2 ba,kit w/brkfst bar,orig wood flrs. 732 Melon Place #C-2 bedroom/1 bath unit with prkng,convenient to CC. $995-1100 733 Melon Place #D-2nd flr unit 2 bd/1 ba,close to Center City 415 Moore Street-Huge garage,runs st to st,office w/bathrooms. $995 N 12th Street #1005-Bi-lev 2 bd/2 ba,kit w/granite/SS,rf dk,exp brk walls. 314-22 512 N 36th Street #1-Lrg 1 bd apt w/hi ceilings,lrg LR,refinished flrs,new kit $995-1350 250 S 13th Street #3C-Beaut 1 bd/1 ba,hi ceil,hrwd flrs t/o,kitchen w/granite. $950-1750 50 S 16th Street #4204-1 bd + den,2 full ba,open flr plan,hw flrs,top-of line kit. 437 W Ritner Street-3 bd/1 ba on tree-lined blk,open living/dining rm,bsmt w/w/d $825-1375 To See the Following, Call Robin Mitchell (215)440-8550 2709 S 16th Street-3 bd/2 ba,hw flrs,new kit,fin bsmt,C/A $1950 To See the Following, Call Stephen Ferguson (215)521-1567 1 $700 Academy Circle #208-1,000 + Sq Ft,13’ ceilings,hrwd flrs,granite kit,prkng. To See the Following, Call Tom Reichner (215)440-7121 $600-675 1100 Vine Street #605-Jr 1 bdrm w/West views,C/A + fitness center. To See the Following, Call Toni Brownstein (215)440-2387 $375 503 Fitzwater Street-Expanded triniy w/4 bd/2 bth,exposed brk,good outdoor space. $625 To See the Following, Call Travis Rodgers (215) 790-5234 225 S 18th Street #505-Stylish 1br/1b w/granite s/s kit & beaut marble bath

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CENTER CITY LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT avenue of the arts ACADEMY HOUSE 1420 LOCUSt StrEEt

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Deluxe 1 bedroom, 1 bath, upgraded kitchen and bath, 233-241 S 6tH StrEEt 2 balconies, furnished, 919 sf $2,750 1 bedroom, 1 bath, laundry room, balcony, WIC, 928 sf

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1742 Sansom Street - 2nd floor retail space on highly trafficked corner or 18th and Sansom Streets, 1000 sf $1,500 NNN 1830 Rittenhouse - Prime Rittenhouse Square office space, 754 sf $2,100 131 S. 18th Street - Prime 1st and 2nd floor retail space on high-end 18th Street shopping corridor, directly across from new 10 Rittenhouse condos $7,500 NNN 133 S. 18th Street – Ground floor corner retail space, excellent visibility on 18th Street shopping corridor $8,250 NNN 1601 Locust Street - 1st floor and lower level of prestigious Lanesborough condo, ideal for restaurant or offices, 4700 sf $11,500 NNN

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Magnificent bi-lev Penthouse overlooking Rittenhouse Sq. 4 BR, 4+ baths. Liv Rm/18 ft ceil! Formal ElKiNS PARK DR, Den, Kit/sep breakfast room, lux Master Suite, Dressing Rm. Over 4500 sf! $2,200,000. 415 E. Church Road 1BD, 1BA, H/W, laundry, incl. heat, hot water $750

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4914 BAlTIMORE AVENUE Versatile commercial property on the burgeoning Baltimore Ave. corridor. University City value/location can’t be beat. On Green Line. $169,000

201-59 N. 8TH STREET, #202 Gran&S/S kitch. HW flrs. 1,400+ sq. ft. 1BR. PARKING, fitness club, pool, 24 hr doorperson, etc. Tax Abate. $389,000

AVENUE Of THE ARTS 1428 KATER STREET & 1429 BAINBRIDGE STREET Artisan Avenue of the Arts—Perfect Center City Homes w/2 CAR-GARAGE, absolute best finishes, hi-ceil, HW flrs., huge roofdeck w/skyline vus, balcony, prof. kitch, Amaz. Mstr Suite. LEED Cert. 10yr. Tax Abte. Elevator, Solar & other Upgrades avlble. $1,100,000-$1,500,000

SPRING ARTS POINT 627 N. 10TH STREET Pristine 3BR, 2.5bth 3-yr old home in the convenient Spring Arts Point neighborhood. Huge backyard. PRKG. Chef’s kitch. HW flrs. Custom finishes. Tax Abte. $435,000

SOCIETY HIll 419 SPRUCE STREET, #D Renov. Jr.1BR condo. Perfect locat. Great value. Huge skylight. S/S & Gran. kitch. HW flrs. C/A, W/D. $232,500 WASHINGTON SQUARE WEST 1023-25 ClINTON STREET, #303 Spectacular high-end 2BR/1.5bth renov loft condo on beaut. block. South/Exp. 14’ceil. Chef’s S/S&Gran. Kitch. HW flrs. On-site PRKG avail. $449,000 1029 SPRUCE STREET, #303 NEW lISTING Renov. 1 BR bi-level condo. Great South light. Beautiful HW flrs t/o. Very spacious. $275,000 1018 SPRUCE STREET, #2f Spacious 1BR condo w/ character, Hi-ceilings, HW flrs, & more. 1,150 sq/ft. $249,000

UNIVERSITY CITY 4200 PINE STREET, #104, #105 & #304 The first resales are finally avail. Hi-end 2007 new constr. 2-3BR/2bth condos w/PRKG (1 or 2 cars). Corner units w/Open flr.plan.. Gorg. Kitchs. Hi-ceil, HW flrs. Amaz. Light. Tax Abte. Premier Locat. $375,000-$ -$815,000 317 S. 44TH STREET 4BR, 1.5bth home. Character. Bright EIK. Awesome location. CATCHMENT. $379,000

fITlER SQUARE 2300 lOCUST STREET Rarely avail., updated corner 5-unit bldg. in best Ritt/Fit location. Perfect for rental bldg or sell as condos (already converted). $1,850,000 OlD CITY 17 N. 3RD STREET Mixed-Use corner on bustling block. Storefront & Renov 1BR apt $1,100,000

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HomeExpert Market Watch April 2010 Center City · Philadelphia County

Philadelphia Home Sales up 28% in April

Center City Homes Sold April 2010 .................................87 April 2009 .................................80

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

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

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Average Days on Market April 2010...............................123 April 2009...............................123

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NORTHWEST

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

Philadelphia % Change in Median Sales Price April 2010 vs April 2009

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Percy Street $189,900 Corner, bi-level 1BD/2BA penthouse, 800 sf media room, office, and laundry room! basement, central air, and Beautifully 1 bathAREA home SOCIETY HILL double sided roof deck, 15 ft ceilings, exposedrenovated 2 bedroom, 1229 S. 8th Street $319,900 ART MUSEUM 302 Lombard B $189,900 brick, gorgeous kitchen. nice rear yard! with rosewood flooring, custom kitchen and 938 N 29th $229,900 Queen Village University Citywith 3 pow146 McKean $349,900 Very large 6 bedroom, 1 bath home Trinity style 1BD/1BA, pet friendly building. Excellent value, 3BD/1BA, pine floors, spacious bath, high ceilings, and central air! $519,900 From $179,000 241-43 F $859,000 Wonderful crnr office/store w/ 2 BRChestnut apart. above yard, great charm! der room in great area in need of some cosmetics $275,000 Amazing 2BD/2BA, heated floors, 3 sided Beautiful 3BD/1.5BA townhouse condo 200 Lombard #527 New construction, 1-2BDs, low taxes, (rent1BD/1.5BA, $1000). Current Take-out w/ c/a, kitch & one of2601 $189,900 $237,500 fireplace, custom kitchen, a kind!S Mildred918 N Bambrey Gorgeous, renovated all new kitchen, with garage parking, wide open living 10 year tax abatement, hardwood floors, 10 Tasker Street $349,900 prep area.parking at covered master suite, 1 year prepaid Nice cornr duplex. Flrs rented for $875 $1000 granite Renovated 2BD/1.5BA, finished&basement, space, roof deck, exposed brick. granite counters, appliances, garage! Wonderful brickfront homestainless with 3 bedrooms, 2 and stainless kitchen, nice outdoor space. resp. New Kitch, BA, windws, gas heat, c/a 1507-09 E. Moyamensing $375,000-450,000 high efficiency HVAC, beautiful finishes! baths, hardwood floors, exposed bricks, and The Willings 3036 W Harper $279,900 2608 S 9th Street $189,900 The Lofts at Pennsport 211-15 S 4th From $757,000 3-story 3BD/2BA, patio, lots of light, beautiful lovely kitchen with granite countertops! Lovely 3BR, 2.5BA, spacious, nusuite drs,with yard, A/C, Luxurious loftsrecessed in fabulous building! 2 bi-level Beautiful 1-2BD 4 units, high ceilings, finishes, large master deck! lighting, granite counters, exclusive residence with w/w crpt, cust wndw treamnts, mdrn EIK, abund 1612 S. 8th $359,900 lofts and 2 penthouses with private decks to 2200-28 Arch #1001 $464,900 24 hour doorman and many other great amenities. cabinets. Luxurious 2BD/2BA loft condo, c/a, hardwood Very large, renovated, 3 story, 5 bedroom, 2.5 choose from! These are a must-see! floors, high ceilings, floor to ceiling windows, 100 Pine $1,250,000 Now is truly the time to buy! 2610 Dudley Street $194,900 kitchen, stainless appliances, garage bath, corner home, finished basement, WHITMAN Unique 3BD/3.5BA, garden, elevator, wine cellar, Interest rates are the lowest in 3BR, years!1BAgranite parking. Lovely home w/ GARAGE h/w flrs, family room, 3 suites. 2309 South Front full Stbasement, fireplace, cherry/oak floors, new oak kitchen, mosaic tile 532 Porter Street $129,900 There are many great homes out there great light, in a convenient location to everything! $229,900 905 Corinthian $599,000 Vry nice 3 BR, 1.5 BA, h/w flrs, EIK, w/w crpt, baths, spacious bedrooms, central air! 227-31 S 6th #2NW $2,150,000 and many sellers will pay closing costs! Unique 4BD/3.5BA, 2 car parking, finished Spectacular entrance, Beautiful 3 bedroom, I bath, 3BD/2.5BA, 2721 S. Cleveland Street $199,900 ceiling private fans, elevator wndw treatments. basement, every luxury finish imaginable, roof We have plenty of financing available 1242 Ellsworth $459,900 deeded indoor parking, 12 ft ceilings, magnificent with brick front, finished Large updated 3deck, bedroom, 2 bath with fin9 years left on taxhome abatement. open kitchen, Juliet 412balcony Wolf overlooking Street private $149,900 through our mortgage Brand new, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, garage, roof basement c/a, rearcourtyard. deck ished basement and fireplace.BELLA GreatVISTA value! Nice 3 bedroom, 1 bath home in needcompany, of some TLC! Trident Mortgage. deck, custom kitchen and bths, 10 year tax and patio area, a great 1356 South From $229,000 1520 Tasker Street $199,900 GRADUATE HOSPITAL Beautiful, newly renovated 2BD condos, graniteabatement space. $169,900 2104 Montrose346 Fitzgerald Street $299,900 Large 5 Bedroom, 1 bath homeappliances, with newly counters, stainless tons of light, Stunning 2BD/2BA renovation, finished2basement, Lovely rehabbed bedroom, 1 bath home with hardwood floors, detailed remodled 1st floor, new kitchen and moldings. bath, and Fitler Square Society Hill RENTALS spacious bedrooms, tons of closets, large rear central air, new kitchen and bath, and large yard! yard, new deck, gorgeous kitchen. $599,900 new windows throughout! $4,900,000 Liberties West 2 BD condos in low rise condo 1008 S Randolph $279,900 Nice 2BD/1BA with den, new floors, new kitchen, standing corner 3BD/2.5BA, This 9000 SF Townhome and 4500 SF $199,900 building inFree million dollar landscaped courtyard with 2139 Montrose322 Ritner Street $299,900 1618 Jackson tons of closets, rear yard and$199,999 deck. wood-burning fireplace, stainless steel garden has every imaginable amenity Great 2BD/1BA,Modern bamboo floors, yard,recent finished rehab, enclsd porch, 3BR,rear 1BA, Handsome brick front, 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, hardwood floors, storage, and parking!! $1000++ basement, 4 years left on tax abatement! appliances, hardwood floors, open LR/ in its 4 stories, 6 BR’s, 5 full baths, 2 1031 S Randolph $339,900 w/w carpet, EIK, semi-fnshed bsmnt, c/a, and extra large livingNicely room, high ceilings, Avail Now Call Mike McCann 215-440-8345 renovated 3BD/2BA, exposed sundeck, yard, DR, parking! powder rms, 4 car garage and finished 2208 Carpenter $320,000 hardwood floors, niceBerber kitchen, carpet. granite counters, beams, formal dining room and clng fans basement. Each room tells a story and Lovely 3BD/2BA, deck, skyline views, central air, easy parking, great value. 435 Ritner Spacious, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, sepahardwood floors,364-366 kitchen with granite and stainless the walls resound with history. 1238 S. 17th Street $200,000 Snyder $425,000 rate dining room, washer/dryer/central-air, yard. appliances. 711 Kimball $389,900 Totally renovated triplex with two 2 bedroom Large space for possible condo development, forHandsome 3BD/2.5BA family room/office, rear Avail not Call Mike McCann 215-440-8345 726 S 24th $359,900 NORTHERN LIBERTIES/ FISHTOWN yard, newer kitchen and baths, 6 years left on tax units and one 1 bedroom unit. Good investment merly day care center, zoned-R10, over 5000 sq ft. 2532 S. Colorado Gorgeous Street 3BD/2BA 733 Melon D $119,900 abatement! high-end renovated home, opportunity! JUST SOLD Great condo, 2BD/1BA, newly renovated, finished basement, large rear yard, hardwood $379,900 SOUTH PHILLY courtyard setting. 615 Kater floors, stone & tile baths, tons of light! 2312 Ellsworth $199,900 1227 Mercy Street $209,900 $549,900 Large, very beautiful His610 Greenwich Street $34,900 Beautiful 3BD/2.5BA, finished basement, roof Nicely renovated, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, patio 2361 E Huntingdon $155,000 Charming 3 bedroom, 1 bath home withmaster finished toric Girard Estates2405 twinKimball Vacant lot measuring deck, 1 year prepaid parking, suite, custom $369,900 14 X 48. Great developLovingly restored 2BD/1BA, open LR, hardwood baths, kitchen. Beautiful 3BD/2.5BA, finished basement, custom basement, central air,gorgeous and nice rear yard! with 4 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, front home, bamboo flooring, new windows, high floors, rear outdoor space, large bathroom. ment kitchen and baths, nice opportunity! rear yard, beautiful finished basement,finishes. 2-zoned 610 Percy #2 ceilings, central air 2628 S$239,000 10th $209,900 $645,000 1019-25 N 4th #1025B Beautiful 3BD/3.3BA, oak flooring, huge EIK, 1324 S. Cleveland $39,900 c/a, sunroom, new AnderLovely floors, 3BR, 1.5BA, mrblwindows. foyer, spac. W/ cust Great 1BD/1BA tri-level condo, bamboo oversized 2144 Webster 2 story, shell, great$379,900 833 Mountain Street $289,900 opportunity custom renoson and Pella windows, new for kitchen, master suite, finished basement. crpt & wndw treat t/o, mod kitch. New construction, 3BD/2.5BA eco-friendly home, Great 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with hardwood 815 S Darien $679,900 vation! original woodwork,finished plus basement, bamboo floors, still time to 1321 E Hewson $255,000 construction, 3BD/3.5BA, 10 year tax 2848 S. CamacNew Street $219,900 choose finishes! front porch and lawn! Large 4BD/1BA, den, huge roofdeck, hardwood abatement, garage, yard, family room, roof deck.floors, and many original details on lovely block! 1541 Dickinson Street $39,900 Nice duplex with a 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom floors, stainless appliances. RITTENHOUSE SQ/FITLER SQ 14 X 72. Great developRittenhouse Square Vacant lot measuring 208 Moore Street Pennsport $189,900 units. Good income potential!QUEEN VILLAGE 2313 Sansom $459,000 998 N Randolph $315,000 317-19 Monroe #6 $2,900,000 $299,900 ment Very nice 2 bedroom, $349,900 1 bath home with renovatGreat 2BD/1.5BA, deck,opportunity! high ceilings, oak floors, Beautiful 4BD/1BA, stainless appliances, large Great 1BD/1BA unit with private deck, formal 810 Watkins Street $259,900 Gorgeous 3BD/2BA new construction, True grandeur, 5BD/5.2BA, library, wine cooler, wood fireplace, ample closet space! yard, new windows, c/a. hardwood floors. ed living/dining room, all new kitchen with stain1212 Durfor Street $149,900 Charming homedining with area, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, new with 1 car parking, custom kitchen and den, wet bar, 10 fireplaces, elaborate 1215 A/C, Green $349,900 2427 Naudain Nice 3 BR, 1 BA, AS-IS, $509,000 less steel appliances, hardwood floors, new w/w crpt, EIK, picture 227 Monroe $669,900 cherry floors, lovely kitchen with stainless steel baths, 10 year tax abatement. details, 2 car garage! Amazing space with high ceilings, 2 car detached Extra wide 3BD/2.5BA, many original details, Amazing 4BD/2BA, large rear yard, random width Berber Carpet and central air on desirable block! appliances, andexposed nice rear yard! window, fullviews! tiled BA, yard, gasgarage, stv, great locale. currently used as a boarding house. plank floors, large EIK, skyline brick, fireplaces, office/den.

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RITTENHOUSE SQ 275 S 19th St #8TH FL $849,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASH SQ. WEST 927 Spruce St. #1R $185,000 Coldwell Banker Preferred

RITTENHOUSE SQ 2125 Pine St $1,595,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASH SQ WEST 1024 Spruce St #A $529,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

BELLA VISTA 711 Kimball St $389,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASH SQ WEST 1040 Irving St $1,250,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

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GRAD HOSPITAL 2139 Montrose St $299,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

AVE OF THE ARTS 1435 Bainbridge St $1,398,888 Prudential Fox & Roach

SOCIETY HILL 338 S 3rd St $514,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

OLD CITY 129 Cuthbert St #2 $397,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 1430 Kater St LOT #2 $1,200,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 1515 Locust St #301 $779,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

SOCIETY HILL 233 S 6th St #505 $344,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

FITLER SQ 2403-5 Waverly St $1,380,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

PENNSPORT 117 Federal St $499,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 509 S 21st St $459,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 275 S 19th St #1000 $900,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 1515 Locust St #601 $735,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 2038 Latimer St $379,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 2042 Waverly St $1,325,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

BELLA VISTA 1025 S 7th St $449,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

BELLA VISTA 1025 S 7th St $469,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

SOCIETY HILL 304-6 S American St $639,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

OVERBROOK STATION 2024 Upland Way #306-307 From $299,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

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RITTENHOUSE SQ 1938 Panama St $1,250,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

QUEEN VILLAGE 319 Catharine St $449,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

SOCIETY HILL 338 S 3rd St $514,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

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SOCIETY HILL 101 Walnut St #2 $895,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

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BELLA VISTA 515 S 10th St #A $579,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

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RITTENHOUSE SQ 111 S 15th St #2003 $580,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

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ITALIAN MARKET 932-A Ellsworth St $395,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

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WASH SQ. WEST 1109 Spruce St. # 1R $299,900 Coldwell Banker Preferred

SOCIETY HILL 241 S 6th St #2402 $895,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

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FITLER SQ 2422 Naudain St $865,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

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ART MUSEUM AREA 753 N Croskey St $325,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

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AVE OF THE ARTS 1356 South St #2 $279,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

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through a beautiful Specializing4BD, in Main Line 3.5BA, Open Sunday 2-4pm 707 Conshohocken State Road, Bala Cynwyd and Center CityRenovated Totally 4BD, 2BA Updated Cape in Colonial Park, courtyard garden into MAIN LINE center city $400,000 DamonCape Michels, SUBURBS Cod, philadelphia the comforts of home. 1280 Round Hill Road, Bryn Mawr Joan Federico, $650,000 713 Conshohocken 3BD, 4BA, 4,815 sq ft, Row in Hermitage, The William Penn House Fitness center, roof top OPEN SUNDAY 11-1PM Charlene McDonald, $869,000 State Rd. 1919 Chestnut Street Melissa Corbman, The William Penn house 301 Oxford Road, Havertown Bala Cynwyd pool, garage, security 739 Mustin Ln, 1919 Chestnut St, Rittenhouse Sq 4BD, 2.5BA 2200.sq ft home on a corner lot, Rittenhouse Square Ro Taormina, College Park Around the corner from Rittenhouse 1 car garage, in-ground Pool, $374,500 4BD, 2BA, Colonial, CarlaVillanova Tyler, Square, step back from the buzz of Around the corner from Chestnut Street, walk through a $392,500 Renovated Cape William Isen, Rittenhouse step Spacious 4BD, Efficiencies, beautiful courtyard garden into the 336 David Drive, Square, Havertown 1.2Main acre Specializing in comforts of home. Fitness center, roof top 2.5BAback Split Level Merion Golf from the overlooking buzz of Over $40on MilliOn 1025& Barr2 Lane, pool, garage, security. No transfer tax. Course in Paddock Farms, 1 Line and Center City 4.5BA, Chestnut Street, walk $375,000 Gladwyne No title insurance. in SAlES5+BD, in 2009 1051 Lemar Cir, Merion Station 30 yr. 4BD, financing a beautiful 3.5BA, avail. $1,000,000 4BD, through 3BA 3475sq ft Cape on .84 acre lot Bedrooms studio, 1, 2, 3 Bedrooms avail. Damon Michels, Totally Renovated w/ pool $700,000 courtyard garden into $125,000-$600,000 Cape Cod, William Isen, comforts of home. 213 the Valley Forge Lookout Pl, Radnor available. $650,000 3BD, 2.5BA Charlene McDonald, 2236 Christian Street, Graduate Hospital FitnessTownhouse, center, roof End top Unit in Rebel Hill, $399,000 825 Beechwood Dr., $150,000 4BD, 2.5BA Row with -1 car Joan Federico pool, garage, security 739 Mustin Ln, garage. 2 Springhouse lane, Havertown – 4BD, 1 Full, 2 Lower Merion $575,000 Melissa Corbman Villanova Half BA, Farmhouse on 0.7 acre lot, $799,500 $350,000 Renovated Cape Efficiencies, 3 BD, 1.5 BA, 755 Applegate Lane, Bryn Mawr Spectacular 1600-18 Arch Street #1409, Logan Sq on 1.2 acre 5BD, 3.5 BA French Colonial, 3792 sq ft, 0.7acre 3 car garage SOLD 1BD, 1.5BA Bi-Level unit at The Phoenix 1 & 2 lot, $825,000 5+BD, 4.5BA, $329,900 $395,000 $1,000,000 Mill Road, Villanova 5BD, 5 Full, Bedrooms • 2601 Pennsylvania Ave #8011110 -2 Half AtSpring Museum BA, Magnificent Estate Home on 2.23 1 Christian Queen Village acre lot, Bank Foreclosure $2,500,000 available. LargeStreet 1BD,#37, 1BA Condo, $216,700 3BD, 2.5BA Renovated Row with Attached 825 Beechwood Dr., 401 Hidden River Rd, Penn Valley $150,000 401 Hidden River Rd, • 1108 SOLD Garage inLower Old Swedes Court - Washington 4BD,Sq 2.5BA Spacious Split Level Rodman West MerionStreet $495,000 or rent $3000/mo $350,000 $385,000 3 BD, 1.5 BA, Penn Valley

3 car garage 2.5BA, on 2019-23 Damon 4BD, Michels Green Street #3,St Art- Museum Area • 844 N. 28th Art2601 Museum $395,000 PennsylvaniaArea Ave #801 - At Museum – 3BD, 2 Full & 2 Half BA Row, 2 Car• Garage, 1.81 Acre, wooded SOLD Michels Large 1BA Condo, $216,700 Call:Damon 215-840-0437 Triplex, $800,000 Corner Lot, 100%1BD, Occupied! $500,000

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Open Sunday, 6-27-10, 2-4 pm 212 idris Rd H2 merion manor, merion Station Charming Corner unit with great light & views, 2 Bedroom/Den, 2 Bath unit fully upgraded with small balcony, fireplace, hardwood floors, 1 car garage space and more. $379,900

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Open Sunday 6-27-10, 2-4 pm 111 Glenn Road • Ardmore STATELY HOME in choice ”north side” location, an easy walk to Suburban Square & train. Wonderful Living space plus 6 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths, vintage details with modern systems on large garden lot. FULLY RENOVATED! NEW PRICE $1,295,000

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1706 Rittenhouse Square #23RD F-Picture yourself in the pleasurable comfort of this new 3BR/3+BA condo. 1706 Rittenhouse Square #1601-Magnif opport for living exactly as one chooses 4200sqft w/ 360 degree vuws 1901 Walnut Street #PH-21A-Spect PH on Ritt Sq. 3B+study/4ba, double hght LR ceil, 2 huge terraces. 1820 Rittenhouse Square #402-Elegant 3Br/3.5ba condo with unparralleled treetop views of the Square 210 W Rittenhouse Sq #1001-Spect, pristine 3B/2b at the Ritt. Breathtaking vuws. 1862 sf. Tax abate. 1531 Pine Street #D-4BR/3.5B bilevel condo with large private deck in the Ritt Hs Sq area 1830 Rittenhouse Square #7A-Fab contemp apart, vuws of Park 2bds, + sit room/den. Gorge kit. 3 bths 210 W Rittenhouse Square #1809-2 bedroom with park views from every room, 2.5 bathooms 1515 Locust Street #300-Priv. & Sec. Boutique build, 3Bds, 2.5bths, deck, gas fp, 2225 sq. ft. 1632 Spruce Street #100-Magnificent 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath condominium with garage parking 210 W Washington Square #2SW-Extra large 1 br w/ study, 1.5 baths & a 200 sq ft patio & parking. 1515 Locust Street #601-1855 sq ft condo w/ 10ft ceils, super upgraded, 2br, 2.5 ba 108 Arch Street #404-Modern 2brs/2ba, pkng, fp, terrace, drmn, high ceils also avail for lease 23 S 23rd Street #2G-2BR/2.5bth condo. PRKG. Tx Abte. 1,800í+ Huge balc, Amazing Home 111 S 15th Street #2003-Deluxe 2BR/2BA, Gourmet Kitchen, Marble Baths, Custom Millwork 210 W Rittenhouse Square #2303-Newly refurb 1Brm 1Bth Spect sunset vuws, full amenities, concierge,drmn 1500 Chestnut Street #18B-Exceptional 2Br/2Ba condo in the sky, sweeping vuws, doorman 1500 Chestnut St #6B-Great Buy! Luxury 2BR/2BA, Granite Kitchen, Marble Baths, Doorman 111 S 15th Street #1911-Bright Corner 2BR/2BA, Gourmet Kitchen, Marble Bath, Doorman 23 S 23rd Street #2F-Designer 1BR/1BA, GARAGE Parking, VIKING Kitchen, Spa Bath, Doorman 225 S 18th Street #415-Jr. 1 Bedroom w/ beautiful finishes! Pool, fitness center & 24 hr. security 225 S 18th Street #505-Handsome & Stylish 1br/1b w/ granite and s/s kit and beaut marble bathr 7 N Columbus Boulevard #212-Over 2000 Sq Ft,3 bdrm on the water,fp,prkng,deck 111 S 15th St #1710-Comfy 1BR/1BA, Granite Kitchen, Marble Bath, Doorman, Tax Abated 1420 Locust ##6P-Upgraded one bedroom with sunny south views. 1326-42 Spruce Street #1206-Large 1 bdrm,great closets,w/d,lovely southern views.

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839 N Hutton Street-Nice 3br, 1bth home with strong rental history on solid street

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RITTENHOUSE SqUARE

$1,435,000 1805 Pine Street-5 bdrm/5.2 ba,library,den,wet bar,10 fpls,elaborate details,2 car garage. $2,900,000 $374,900 1936-38 Delancey Place-Double wide carriage house, elev., 2-3 car grge, 2br suites + guest suite $1,800,000 $359,000 2040 Waverly Street-4 bd/2.5 ba,new facade,mechanicals,roof,terrace,C/A + 4 car grg. $1,050,000 $215,000 314 S 16th Street-4 bd/2 ba home w/lrg fam rm,ultra kichen,roof deck,patio. $775,000 210 W Rittenhouse Sq ##1402-New upscale,furnished luxury condo,1050 sq.ft,1 bd/1.5 bath. $699,000 210 W Rittenhouse ##1404-Fabulous 1 bdrm,1 bth deluxe condo w/lovely NW views,full service bldg. $539,900 1808 Addison Street-Lovely TH, on grt, blk, 3br/2ba, lr, dr w/ fp, deck $499,900 $453,000 $5,298,200 1830-32 Manning Street #1-Adorable crtyrd house steps from Rittenhouse Sq,rf dk,wd flr,exp brk. 111 S 15th ##1805-Corner 1 bdrm condo at the Grande,sunny view,ultra kit,prime location. $330,000 $4,898,500

ART MUSEUM

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2401 Penna Ave ##15B35-Beaut condo w/4 bd/4 ba,terrace overlooks City & Art Museum, $2,750,000 unique CC Home. $1,250,000 2108 Wallace-Restored, Federal period 3 bd/2.5 ba,den,deck,large yard,pine flrs. $649,900 $1,399,990 655 N 24th Street-3 bd + den/2.5 bth,hw flrs t/o, gor kit,Juliet blcny + prkng. $644,500 $1,399,000 2401 Penna Ave ##12A2-2 bdrm/2bth plus den,lrg laundry rm,75’ balcony w/museum views. $499,000 2401 Penna Av ##19A7-2 bdrm,2 marble bths,LR/DR,new kitchen terrace w/awesome views $460,000 $1,395,000 $349,900 $1,225,000 753 N Croskey Street-2 bd/1 ba,updated kitchen & bath,lovely grdn,refin HW flrs,C/A. $1,195,000 2401 Pennsylvania Avenue #8C52-Large studio with W/D,Murphy bed,balcony overlooking Art Museum. $179,000 $995,000 $795,000 $735,000 $650,000 2200 Arch ##805-1 bd/1 ba loft condo w/City views & garage prkng $369,900 $599,000 $580,000

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103-107 Church Street #14-Charming modern 2 bedroom, 2bath w/ high ceilings, fireplace, hardwood fls 103-07 Church ##18-2 bd/2 ba condo filled w/upgrades,gourmet kit,hrwd flrs,exceptional bths. 241 Fairmount Avenue-Duplex,1st flr 1 bdrm Bi-lev,all done over,2nd & 3rd bi-lev owners unit. 1218 Mount Vernon Street-4BR, 2b. Lrg yrd for prkg or grdn, w/10’ clngs & wd flrs. New Kit & Bths. 122-24 Chestnut Street #402-19th Century post/beam bldg,open space,hi ceil,factory wndws, all amenities. 36 Strawberry Street #32-1br, 1bth Bi Level, Kit w/ eating bar, liv/great room 301 Race Street #310-Wireworks 1 bd/1 ba,Eik w/granite & white cab,hw flrs,exp beams.

fITLER SqUARE 2403-5 Waverly Street-Exceptional Carriage House, 3br/3ba, 2 fp, deck overlooking lg grdn

2415 Pine Street-Extra ordinary & rare dble lot, 3br/2ba, kit,60ft grdn 2413 Pine Street-Just listed! Lr/Dr fp kit grdn Master Ste + 2BR 2BA bsmt wd flr c/a deck 2524 Pine Street-Exquisite 3BR/2BA in private crtyrd setting w/fp, rfdeck w/stunning views $649,000 525 S Taney-Pristine & sunny 2 bd home w/fin bsmt in coveted Filter Square.

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128 Kenilworth Street-3 story twnhse,2600 sq.ft,2bd/den/office,2 full & half bths,fp,dk & grdn. $799,000 227 Monroe Street-Extra wide 3 bd/2.5 ba, many original details,exposed brk,fpl,office/den. $669,900 111 Federal Street-Phase-1-7 ctm homes 1-3 bd/2.5 ba,media rm,fp,hw,grdn,dk,x-wide grg, tx abat From $499,000 607 S 8th Street-Large 3 bdrm/2 bth w/garage prkng,hw flrs,fireplace,patio. $484,999 1025 S 7th Street-N/C 3bd/3ba,cstm kit,hw flrs,gas fpl,blcny off mstr suite,fin bsmt,tx abat. $449,900 1 Christian St ##22-Beautiful 3 bd/2 ba home w/LR,DR,2 fps,hw,hi ceil,deck & prkng. Red’D $379,000 229 Fulton Street #E-Beautiful 2 bd/2 spa bths,fab kit,hw t/o,3 fps,dk. $369,900 1030 South Street-3 bd/2 ba w/prkng,hi ceilings,fireplace,& roof deck. $350,000 820 S Percy Street-2 bd/2.5 ba bth renovated in 2006,SS,granite,hw floors,washer/dryer $349,900 904 S Alder Street-2BR/2bth home. SS&GranKtch. Patio. Exc. Light. Awesome locat $279,000 909 S Bodine Street-2 bd,den/study,cheerful Eik that looks onto a park-like community grdn. $269,000 849 S 7th Street #3G-1 bedroom/1 bath loft space w/12’ ceilings t/o,1 car secured prkng $225,000 326 Queen Street #A-Perfect 1 BR condo in Q.V., boutique bldng, charm, mint condition t$195,000

GRADUATE HOSPITAL

1501 Kater Street-N/C 4 bd/3.5 ba,elev,rf dk w/hot tub,hw flrs,fp,10 yr tx abat,2C grg. $1,988,888 1944 South Street-Corner storefront w/bi-level 3BR+office, 2Ωbth living space. Sep util/mech $670,000 1418 Catharine Street-4 modern apartment + 2 car garage,spacious,well maintained. $649,000 1801 Montrose Street #B-Amazing TH in gated ctyd w/1 car garage. 3 bds/ 2full, 2half baths $599,500 2006 Pemberton St-Gorgeous 3 year old 2 bed/1.5 ba w/ fin bsmt $369,900 764 S Hicks Street-Beautiful 4 yr old rehab 3 bd/2 ba/3 fpls,granite/SS in kit. $359,900 2005 South Street #B-2 bd,2.5 ba,LR w/fpl,lrg eat-in kitchen,rf dk w/City views,1 C prkng. $319,000 2240 Montrose Street-2BR/1BA complete renov. w/ bamboo flrs., fp, dining room on great block $299,900 2633 Christian Street-Open flr plan,new hrwd flrs 1st & 2nd flr,9’ceil,crown molding,powder rm. $299,900 2618 Webster Street #B-2 bd/1.5 ba condo w/open layout,loads of light,9’ ceilings & private yard. $269,900 1007 S 19th Street #2-Bi-lev condo w/soaring ceil,granite counter tops,SS appln,2 bd/2 ba,HW t/o. $219,000

WASHINGTON SqUARE WEST

241 S 6th ##701-Corner 2 bedroom with den + balcony and park view. 803 Lombard Street-4 bd/2.5 ba,gas fpl,gor kitchen,lower lev fam rm,hrwd flrs + garage. 1229 Pine Street-Deluxe 2BR/2BA townhome. 2 fireplaces. Family room. Deck. Lifestyle joy! 1023 Clinton ##304-2 bd/1.5 ba renov condo in boutique bldg w/prkng,lovely finishes. 207 S Sartain Street-Charming 2B, 2ba TH designer kitchen, den, terrace & paid parking 1326 Spruce Street #504-Center City One condo 2BR 1137 sq. ft. new bath & kit, balcony, pkg avail 540 S 11th Street #A-Mint bi-level 2B/2b corner unit w/ 1 car PKG. Has comm zoning. pets ok $265,000 1136 Waverly Street #1R-Just Reduced! 2 BR/1BA Modern Trinity w/ Euro Style Cooksí Kit $259,900 $259,900 $595,000 $511,500 $339,000 $299,900

AROUND TOWN

$1,400,000 $1,285,000 $729,000 $619,000 $349,500

1404 E Moyamensing-N/C 5 bd/3.5 ba,gagage prkng,bamboo flrs,10 tx abat,landscaped grdn. 231-33 W Coulter Street-Germantown Corner commercial + 6 apts,12 garages,well maintained. 3831 Baring Street-Single,5 bdrm,1.5 bath,porch front,rear patio,great home. 2654 S Camac Street-Operating beauty salon,fully equipped plus 2 bdrm apt above 2709 S 16th Street-3 bd,2 full bths,hw flrs,fin bsmt,new kit w/granite,C/A. $239,900 1727 Barbara Street-Large garage,can fit 4 cars,used as as contractor storage. 5210 Locust Street-Great Investment,triplex 3-1 bdrm apart,being sold AS-IS. 2745 S Marshall Street-Lot 16 x 57 between Johnston/Oregon off 6th

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2041 E. Arizona St. 2br/1ba, walk to El, restaurants, galleries. Great deal, needs some work $75,000 $299,900 $389,000 1725 N. Lambert St. 3br/1ba. Totally renovated in Temple area. Lrg KIT w/white countertops $95,000 $399,900 Maria Quattrone Team 1471 Wilts St. Excellent Starter Home on Charming Street $179,000 OLD CITY $389,000 2732-34 E. Huntingdon St. Double lot home w/garage, over 1800 sqft. w/3br/2ba, MUST SEE $199,000 $399,000 2560 E. Lehigh Ave. Beautiful 3br/1.5ba home in desirable Fishtown! $209,900 OPEN HOUSE $400,000 $500,000 8 Bristow Pl. Greatbestowed Value in Northern Liberties! 2br/1.5ba, 60x15 yard! See it NOW, Will go fast! $199,000 The highest and most prestigious award upon a Adjusted Gross Commission OPEN HOUSE $535,000 1620 N. 3rd St. Great price, detached home, NoLibs/Fishtown! 3br/aba, Yard & New KIT, Act Now! $240,000 Cartus Network Principal Broker who previously won the coveted Most Total Units $599,000 2331 E. Huntingdon St. Beautifully renovated, 3br/1.5ba, recessed lighting, h/w, all new appls $225,000 Cartus Cup.$795,000 Presented annually to the one CARTUS broker for 314-318 Brown St. #201 Reduced! 2br/2ba loft w/PKG, exposed brick/beams, hwﬂrs, $849,000 exceptional relocation services. The Masters Cup was also won in 2007. OPEN HOUSE rent for $2100 Sale $369,000

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2201 Chestnut St. #103 2br 1000sqft condo old world with modern New Kit & Bath Number One Team with Coldwell Banker Top Team in Most Top Team in Most Listings Sold $299,900 Rookie of the Year Award for amenities. Greatest Growth 1420 Locust St. #29P Stunning, newly renovated, 1br/1ba condo in an upscale doorman bldg. $319,900 Buyer Controlled Sales in the State of Delaware UNIVERSITY CITY / WEST PHILADELPHIA Ranked #9 A Chairman’ s Circle 4952 Walton St. 4br/1ba fixer-upper. Some orig. details+newer windows, mod kit, main flr laundry $200,000 2120 Naudain St. Beautiful, 2br/1ba, private patio, FP, HWflr, tree-lined blk, steps from the square $329,000 Company since 1999.1br condo, Luxurious Wanamaker House. SS Appls, HWflrs 2018-2032 Walnut St. Fully upgraded 345,000 438 S. 49th St. Lrg, well-maintained 4br/1ba on grt block. Needs updates but is move-in condition $250,000 out of 1,074 1917 Spruce St.Achieved #C Amazingby Rittenhouse OPEN HOUSE $364,900 only Sq. 1br, completely redone w/HWflrs, new KIT, C/A 252 S. Saint Bernard St. 3br/1ba recently rehabbed home w/garage, hwflrs, orig detail t/o, lovely st OPEN HOUSE $269,000 Coldwell Banker 316 S. Iseminger46 St. companies Historically certificated home on a quiet, tree-lined cobblestone street $385,000 4616 Hazel Ave. Century-old home 6br/3.5ba in the catchment area with custom restoration in 2006 OPEN HOUSE $679,000 111 S. 15th St. #2204 Magnificent 2br/2ba in Packard Grande with Fabulous City Views $425,000

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Duplex penthouse, 3BR, 2.5BA, balc. w/panoramic city and Fairmount views, high ceilings, bright & sunny throughout 3 bedroom, 2.5 baths, balcony, overlooks Art Museum, Sub-Zero refrigerator, parquet woodTOO! floors SOLD! WE CAN SELL YOURS 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony overlookingWE Art Museum, large SELL kitchen SOLD! CAN YOURS TOO! Studio, wood floors, balcony, updated kitchen

4,207 2120 1,262 570

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

AVENUE OF THE ARTS

Total Square Footage

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,WE high floor, balcony, SELL upgraded baths SOLD! CAN YOURS TOO! 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, excellent closet space 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

1,437 OPEN HOUSE SUNday 6/27 12-12:30Pm 1,111 863 1,019 705 875 966 705

RITTENHOUSE SQUARE

Total Square Footage

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 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 master suite, original details SOLD! WE CAN SELL YOURS TOO! 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, large private balcony, kitchenSELL with upgraded appliances andTOO! details SOLD! WEopen CAN YOURS 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, WE panoramic city views, high end features and finishesTOO! throughout SOLD! CAN SELL YOURS Unique combined home with 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, completely renovated with custom finishes, wood floors 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths, balcony over Ritt Sq, completely renovated w/high end finishes, W/D. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors, balcony Rittenhouse Square, abundant natural TOO! light, new W/D SOLD! WEover CAN SELL YOURS 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors, open upgraded kitchen, designer baths One bedroom + den, one and a half baths, hardwood floors, marble baths, custom details throughout 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors, balcony, excellent light, upgraded kitchen and baths 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 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, original wood floors, excellent closet space, W/D, formal dining room 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, oak wood floors, highly kitchen, pristine condition SOLD! WEupgraded CAN SELL YOURS TOO! One bedroom, one bath, hardwood floors, marble bath, custom kitchen Junior 1 bedroom, 1 bath, open kitchenWE with granite countertops and SS YOURS appliances, wood TOO! floors, marble bath SOLD! CAN SELL Trinity townhouse, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, original hardwood floors, decorative fireplace, private garden

3,293 3,413 2,638 3,200 2,131 3,217 2,000 1,978 1,707 1,348 1,614 1,550 1,747 1,231 1,231 1,351 1,338 1,218 1,037 1,050 1,075 1,350 1,200 712 515 900

SOCIETY HILL

Total Square Footage

2 bedroom, 2.5 bath, hi ceilings, exposed brick in living room, customYOURS hardwood floors,TOO! views of Independence National Park SOLD! WE CAN SELL 2 bedrooms plus den, 2.5 baths, hardwood floors, high-end open kitchen, designer bathrooms Unique opportunity to create your own residence. Enjoy amenities from adjacent Omni Hotel Two bedrooms, 2 baths, corner unit with riverCAN and city views, excellentYOURS details throughout SOLD! WE SELL 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 OPEN HOUSE SUNday 6/27 1:30-2Pm One bedroom, one bath, river views, custom kitchen and bath One bedroom, high floor, river view, investment opportunity One bedroom, high floor, river view, excellent investmentSELL opportunity YOURS TOO! SOLD! WE CAN Studio, high floor with unobstructed river views, custom closets, wood floors, track lighting, electric blinds OPEN HOUSE SUNday 6/27 1:30-2Pm

3,155 2,117 2,017 1,200 2,127 1,133 775 700 700 700 522

WASHINGTON SQUARE Amazing 2BR + den, 2.5BA, 2 story penthouse, custom finishes throughout, Ligne Roset decorated, large balconies on both floors SOLD! WE CAN SELL 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 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, balcony over Washington Square, highly upgraded kitchen and baths OPEN HOUSE SUNday 6/27 12:45-1:15Pm 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths, alcove, Washington Square views 1 bedroom, 1 bath, alcove, highly upgraded with wood floors and custom kitchen, W/D, balcony OPEN HOUSE SUNday 6/27 12:45-1:15Pm 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 views, great conditionYOURS TOO! SOLD! WE CAN SELL

Total Square Footage

2,702 2,810 1,818 1,977 1,818 1,457 1,118 1,118 1,200 928 928 778 778 Total Square Footage

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

3,635 924

Price

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

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$1,795,000 $939,900 $625,000 $469,000 $429,000 $399,000 $329,900 $297,500 $290,000 $249,900 $187,500 Price

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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 $100,419 $40,240 27,582

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

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

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

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

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

$2,824 $1,603 $2,248 $2,491 $1,802 $1,831 $1,835 $1,761

$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

$262,402 $377,859 $320,490 $278,829 $219,093 $232,152 $174,122 $181,323 $132,825 $180,007 $115,051 $114,292 $118,964 $119,715 $110,008 $103,090 $91,789 $98,201 $99,540 $91,967 $79,315 $79,127 $70,590 $53,426 $49,239 $50,646

$974,357 $853,245 $707,490 $632,859 $468,543 $529,528 $373,141 $371,644 $293,447 $379,163 $246,527 $266,296 $256,375 $265,150 $245,039 $235,610 $213,455 $210,128 $228,813 $203,203 $180,094 $175,675 $147,092 $106,710 $99,127 $88,333

$22,735 $19,909 $16,508 $14,767 $10,933 $12,356 $8,707 $8,672 $6,847 $8,847 $5,752 $6,214 $5,982 $6,187 $5,718 $5,498 $4,981 $4,903 $5,339 $4,741 $4,202 $4,099 $3,432 $2,490 $2,313 $2,061

$4,348 $4,586 $3,545 $3,009 $2,017 $2,579 $1,757 $1,795 $1,205 $1,850 $992 $1,043 $1,215 $1,262 $1,015 $923 $946 $843 $1,076 $962 $831 $664 $667 $486 $399 $424

Monthly After Tax Cost

$18,387 $14,792 $12,963 $11,758 $8,916 $9,776 $6,949 $6,877 $5,642 $8,847 $4,761 $5,171 $4,767 $4,925 $4,702 $4,574 $4,034 $4,060 $4,263 $3,779 $3,371 $3,435 $2,08 $2,003 $1,914 $1,687

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

$306,441 $128,466 $119,775 $76,336 $79,423 $61,727 $48,143 $43,635 $41,910 $41,012 $29,599

$12,556 $5,253 $5,042 $3,198 $3,797 $2,716 $2,024 $1,859 $1,884 $1,632 $1,336

$696,771 $281,166 $269,585 $166,066 $202,717 $141,361 $103,454 $94,403 $100,158 $93,294 $67,507

$16,258 $6,561 $6,290 $3,875 $4,730 $3,298 $2,414 $2,203 $2,337 $2,177 $1,575

$3,702 $1,308 $1,249 $677 $934 $582 $390 $343 $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

$201,065 $197,226 $127,528 $125,319 $114,547 $92,141 $74,297 $55,279 $72,256 $42,151 $42,151 $44,769 $42,166

$465,089 $418,785 $267,452 $269,695 $243,280 $191,723 $149,025 $114,763 $156,620 $89,666 $89,666 $95,974 $91,499

$10,852 $9,772 $6,241 $6,293 $5,677 $4,474 $3,477 $2,678 $3,654 $2,092 $2,092 $2,239 $2,134

$2,394 $2,167 $1,201 $1,234 $1,082 $820 $620 $475 $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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$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

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

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

$2,112 $315

Monthly After Tax Cost

$8,458 $7,605 $5,040 $5,059 $4,595 $3,654 $2,857 $2,221 $3,046 $1,734 $1,734 $1,828 $1,795 Monthly After Tax Cost

$8,966 $1,804

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Mansions in the sky Presenting the opportunity to create a custom penthouse in the city’s most luxurious condominium. The Lanesborough, located at 1601 Locust Street, is a boutique condominium tower with only one floor per home. Amenities include 24 hour doorman/concierge, fitness center, and private and direct elevator service to each residence.

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3,413 sf tri-level penthouse with large terraces on each floor, 360 degree city views $2,500,000

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Two bedrooms, two and a half baths, large private balcony on Rittenhouse Square, open floor plan, marble baths. 1552 sf $1,295,000

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Two bedrooms, two baths, den, high ceilings, custom kitchen, marble baths, expansive Rittenhouse Square views. 2221 sf $1,475,000

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On the east side of Rittenhouse Square at 225 South 18th Street, the new Parc Rittenhouse condominium and club offers every modern convenience and amenity of a premiere condominium residence, plus a wealth of unique lifestyle features unequalled by any other building in its class. Building amenities, services and features include:

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Society Hill towerS 200 locuSt St. Studio, custom California closet, electric blinds, unobstructed river views, 522 sf $187,500

PHiladelPHian 2401 PennSylvania ave. 1 bedroom, 1 bath, upgraded kitchen, hardwood floors, balcony, 1127 sf $239,000

academy HouSe 1420 locuSt St. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, upgraded kitchen and baths, large balcony, 1111 sf $384,900

indePendence Place 241 S. 6tH St. bedroom with alcove, 1.5 baths, hardwood floors, open renovated kitchen, balcony, 1118 sf $499,900

Parc rittenHouSe 225 S. 18tH St. 1 bedroom plus den, 1.5 baths, custom details throughout, great entertaining space, 1338 sf $644,900

dorcHeSter 226 w. rittenHouSe Sq. 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths, completely renovated, balcony over Rittenhouse Square, 1231 sf $789,900

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the WarWIck condomInIumS 1701 locuSt Street Wonderful three bedroom, three and a half bath home with high end finishes and features throughout. Hotel amenities available. 2000 sf $1,290,000

Independence place 233 S. 6th Street Magnificent penthouse with panoramic river and city views. There are three bedrooms, two and a half baths and a wrap-around balcony. 2810 sf $1,395,000

the Barclay 237 S. 18th Street Dramatic three bedroom, three and a half bath home set atop Rittenhouse Square in the historic Barclay. There are 270 degree views with most rooms fronting Rittenhouse Square. 2638 sf $2,395,000

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academy houSe 1420 locuSt Street One-of-a-kind showplace with five bedrooms, five full baths and two half baths spread over five combined residences on two floors. 5,265 sf $1,250,000

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