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ARTs & CulTuRe

6 Letters 9 PhillyNow A deeper look at

27 Calendar PW’s picks for the week.

Philly’s AIDS crisis.

10 Periscopin’ Does Fairmount have a separate Halloween for white kids?

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Regarding last week’s cover package about the mid-term elections: I found the comparison between Onorato and Corbett’s platforms very helpful but it misses the biggest question in this election: What is going to happen to health-care reform? Corbett is already suing the federal government over this life-saving legislation.

This election year, we need to support candidates, like Dan Onorato, who will stand up for health reform. I was denied adequate health care due to not having any health insurance. I had a miscarriage and went to the emergency room. The doctors talked to me as if I did not exist because I didn’t have health insurance. I did not receive the proper care and could still be facing complications. I hope in the future no one has to go through the humiliation that I went through. Health-care reform is a step in the right direction but we need politicians who will keep fighting for health care for everyone who cannot afford it.

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When are people, the middle class, or at least what used to be that majority of the population, going to wake up to the fact that republicans, now more than ever with their right-right-right leaning fiscal policies represent ideas that do and will always work against the financial interests of the middle class. If the main concern of the electorate in this election is jobs and financial stability, unless you are in the upper 2 percent you would have to be insane to vote republican.

They represent the party of “I’ve got mine and too bad for you if you don’t” extremism.

Vote for them at your own peril.

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You write an article about how Philadelphia state representatives are gerrymandering without mentioning that these districts where drawn up while running for re-election and under indictment by republican John Perzel and signed into law by republican Governor Tom Ridge. You should take a look at the district, he picks and choses each division for the republican registration and effectiveness of committee person. You try to take a cheap shot at the city Democratic Party who had nothing to do with these districts. They were drawn up to give the republicans maximum advantage state wide. You need to correct this.

DAVID A. GRIMES via email Why the hell would any middle class person vote for the republicans? Look what’s happened since the right wing elected Reagan.

In short, the rich have gotten a lot richer.

The unions have been busted, all manufacturing has been exported to China. The right-wingers want to eliminate Social Security and medicare. Tommey-Bush had a big hand in causing this problem. Come on middle class! Don’t let the Tea Party fool you. The rich don’t need tax cuts. They have all the money they need.

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Vote for the candidate whose policies lead to more liberty and less government intervention in our lives. Most of us in the middle class, like people in every class in the America home of the FREE, want the government to leave us alone unless we are infringing on the rights of another. Sestak has already voted against liberty by voting to open the door to more Federal Government intervention in our health care. By voting for the government to begin owning corporations (ie: the banks and the car companies). By voting to create a “stock market” that trades on our carbon emissions. The size and scope of the Federal Government has expanded far too much, and Sestak has been a big part of that expansion. Whether Toomey will help to shrink it remains to be seen, but at least he will help to stop the bleeding.

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I’m voting Sestak. I don’t understand why people think it’s wrong to extend health care to those that can’t afford it. Full time work was the only way to receive affordable health care until the groundwork for universal health care was laid out. Without health-care reform, people that are un/underemployed do not have affordable access, and there are A LOT of unemployed people right now, due to the irresponsibility of W. and the republicans. Obama is doing his best with what he was left, and the conservative republicans are acting like children by refusing bipartisanship.

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Risk Management A deeper look at Philly’s AIDS crisis.

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here in Philadelphia. Second phase we designed a computer survey and had teams of recorders go out into census blocks we randomly selected with 50 percent or more black people. We recruited men between ages of 18 and 44 who reported having sex with a woman in the last 6 months, and identify as heterosexual and live in Philadelphia. We collected data from 581 of them.

that’s the last thing I want to do. One of the things I do in research is really try to talk about the context of black men’s lives. It’s not about me pointing the finger at black men; there are some factors beyond the level of the individual that might shape this. Also, black men are not the only men with multiple partners. What makes it so dire is how concentrated HIV is in sexual networks.

Did you test the men for HIV?

[HIV/AIDS researcher] Dr. Amy Nunn mentioned a study that found number of partners, condom use and drug use rates to be similar among blacks and other races.

No, but we did ask if they’ve been tested.

Many reported they had been, probably because they got tested in jail. Most of them said they didn’t know their status. Either they didn’t want to disclose it, or also a lot of people don’t return for the results of the test.

Why heterosexual black males?

The rate on HIV in black communities continues to be staggeringly high, especially as we get ready to enter three decades of this epidemic. There are so few studies of theory on interventions focused on heterosexual black men. Most of it focused on black men who have sex with men or [who are] IV drug users. I feel strongly that black heterosexual men are the missing link and forgotten group.

What did you learn?

Austria. PW caught up with Bowleg to discuss her findings.

What was your study about? Give us the abstract.

The goal of the study was to understand how structural factors such as unemployment, incarceration, poverty and factors such as masculine ideologies and black men’s ideas about what it means to be a black man are associated with sexual risk.

All of this is informed by theoretical work and empirical work on men and HIV.

What was your methodology?

That’s one of the things we asked men about. What are these expectations for black men? Many said that you’re supposed to have lots of sex partners. Not all the men endorsed this. But when you can’t get financial success and are unemployed, it’s pretty rough, and one of the ways to be respected in black communities is to have sex with many women. We have narratives where men are telling us that. And they say it’s just natural; that’s how it’s always been.

Have you received any backlash from people saying that you are perpetuating stereotypes?

Not yet, but it’s something that concerns me. It’s something I worry about because

In this country they are so intersected.

They confound. It’s hard to separate them.

We know that the poverty rate for black people has historically been much higher than for whites, so it becomes hard to untangle them. The issue is complicated by the fact that we don’t collect data by incomes—at the [Centers for Disease Control], you have data by sex, age, region and exposure category. And ethnicity. You don’t have socio-economic status. That also becomes an artifact of reporting. People who go to private physicians to be tested are not going to be in the same pool for having that information reported as someone who gets tested at a city health center. There’s so much that we don’t know and don’t collect.

What’s the next step?

I think what we need to do is a syndemic approach, looking at prevalence of all these different conditions. One problem is focusing on solely as HIV as one thing.

We need to make a much more comprehensive approach, integrating what we know about structural factors, housing and unemployment. That would have an impact for reducing HIV risk, and other health problems that plague low-income families, tuberculosis, other STDs. There are ways for us to be really creative as to how we improve health of communities as a whole across all of these different diseases. I think that’s really promising. n

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For the first phase of research we did interviews and focus groups. We really wanted to make sure we were getting culturally grounded understanding of men’s lives

You spoke about how expectations of black men can lead to risky behavior.

At the hearing, Councilman Wilson Goode asked if the HIV rates had more to do with race, or poverty.

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Last week, City Council held hearings to discuss the ongoing, if little talked about, AIDS crises in Philadelphia, especially within black communities. The key statistics, from the Department of Public Health: 19,237 people in Philadelphia are living with HIV/AIDS, or 1.3 percent of the total population; 12,741 are black, of which 8,416 are men; the largest risk factor among blacks is heterosexual transmission, which accounts for about 40 percent of infections.

Speaking at the hearing was Dr. Lisa Bowleg, an associate professor in the Department of Community Health and Prevention at Drexel. She is completing a three-year study on HIV/AIDS risk factors among black heterosexual men in Philadelphia, which she presented at the 2010 International AIDS Conference in Vienna,

That’s exactly right. There’s an amazing study where they look across the races, and there were no major differences in condom use, or drug use, or number of sex partners. But for black folks, because HIV is so densely concentrated in the networks, it meant that a person having unprotected sex with one partner could get infected.

Whereas people in white communities it won’t happen because HIV isn’t that concentrated in the network. That’s the take-home point. Chances are you’re having sex within your race and community, and prevalence is higher and so is the risk of infection.

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The most important thing we’ve learned is how much stress these men are under.

Most of them are unemployed. Most of them have histories of incarceration.

Most are unstably housed. Most report incomes less than $5,000 a year. Most of them report having unprotected sex with multiple women. The other take-home message is the need for structurally based interventions. We can’t just throw condoms at them; we need to really take innovative goal steps in terms of employment for black men, address macro-level forces like poverty. Which is daunting. Even when I say it, part of me as a researcher says how the hell do we do that?

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News & Opinion is, so they don’t have to be attacked on regular Halloween, or be run over by wolf packs [black trick-or-treaters from neighboring areas]. … Twenty years ago that’s how it would be [with baseball]. We would notify who we wanted to about registration.”

“Yes, Whiteween exists, or existed historically,” Grasmuck says recently on the phone. “People talk about it, but it’s a complicated kind of thing. I don’t know whether it’s still going on right now. I don’t know if people use that phrase.”

Not one person I spoke with this Hal-

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Giving Up the Ghost Does Fairmount have a separate Halloween for white kids?

By Tara Murtha

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Though I lived in Fairmount over a decade ago, I didn’t return to scare up the skeletons in my old North Croskey Street closet.

They’re just fine where they are. I went hunting for ghosts of Fairmount’s past, ones that haunt new residents every October in the form of whispered rumors about “two Halloweens” in the neighborhood— one for white kids and one for black kids.

I went looking for evidence of “Whiteween.”

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Fairmount was once an extremely racially charged neighborhood.

Dr. Sherri Grasmuck is a sociology professor at Temple University who has conducted significant field research on the history of racial relations in the Fairmount neighborhood as background for her 2005 book, Protecting Home: Class, Race and Masculinity in Boys’ Baseball. In the book, Grasmuck uses the evolution of local boys’ baseball leagues as a lens to examine gentrification and racial integration in Fairmount.

Grasmuck wrote that in the 1950s, Fairmount was subdivided into pockets populated by mostly by English, Irish, Ukrainian, Polish and Italian families. It was bordered by neighborhoods populated by mostly blacks to the north and an increasing number of Puerto Ricans in neighboring Spring Garden, due in

part to its proximity to La Milagrosa, the first Spanish-speaking Catholic church in Philly.

“In the late 1960s, White residents of a Philadelphia neighborhood called Fairmount, north of Center City, regularly ran off Blacks who walked through the neighborhood, often with the support of police,” wrote Grasmuck. She reports that “a red-faced, Irish-Ukrainian Fairmounter” said the neighborhood was called “white island” while he was growing up.

“We fought every day,” said the resident.

“We fought our way to school. We fought our way home from school.”

To demonstrate how much attitudes in the neighborhood evolved, Grasmuck fast-forwards 30 years to a summer night in 2001, when the same resident rallied to defend a group of black kids from the police, shouting, “You know what they did wrong? I’ll tell you what. They were guilty of ‘walking while Black.’”

Grasmuck interviewed baseball coaches to find out how recruiting practices evolved over the years. In an interview, one coach brought up Halloween, explaining that the holiday was segregated by the same method of word-of-mouth exclusion.

“Listen. We have our own Halloween. We call it Whiteween. Parents are notified in their mailboxes about where our Halloween

loween had heard the term Whiteween— though many relative newcomers said they recently heard rumors that there used to be “two Halloweens” in Fairmount.

“I’ve never heard that phrase; I believe it though,” says Bob, 34, who grew up visiting his Polish grandparents on Judson Street and, six years ago, purchased the family house for himself. “The neighborhood was really different back then.”

When I mention Whiteween, Bob’s friend perks up. “Oh! That’s the phrase [my neighbor] used last night,” Vanessa says. “I heard some of the neighbors talking about it, about another block,” she nods.

Other residents, like “Joe,” who was giving out candy a few blocks over, are sick and tired of hearing about “two Halloweens” and resent the implication. Joe has lived in the area since 1994.

“There’s a block party on Meredith Street that’s not on Halloween, that’s it,” he says, exasperated. “[Stories like this] are told to paint Fairmount as racist.”

Joe pulls his cell phone out of his pocket and points to a message on the screen. It read: “I heard your hood is moving Halloween to Saturday.”

“It’s just a block party,” says Joe. “Maybe there are some people who don’t want to have Halloween on Halloween, or maybe that used to be true, but there are not two Halloweens in Fairmount.”

Down the street, “Ella” sits on a bench in front of her house, where she has lived for 60 years. She smiles as she drops candy bars into plastic pumpkins and pillow cases.

“When we bought this house, it was Ukrainian and Polish here,” she nods.

She recalls past Halloweens. “It was a mess,” she says. “Not because [the trick-ortreaters] were black, no. They used to come here but a lot of people wouldn’t open their doors.”

Ella doesn’t elaborate but Grasmuck, who calls herself a “yuppie newcomer” because she’s “only” been living in Fairmount 25 years, recalls some trouble more specifically.

“I just remember one year in particular there was large numbers of older kids … not having costumes and ringing your door and it was, ‘Give me your candy.’ So the charm of it didn’t feel really nice,” she says. “Several teenagers came and knocked [younger kids] down and grabbed their bags. I mean, knocked them down hard…

Then it just spreads like wildfire. But it was one incident one year that a lot of people talked about.”

Tonight, there are no signs out trouble, except empty candy bowls.

Indeed, as Grasmuck’s research and a simple walk around the hood shows, Fairmount has changed dramatically in recent years. Eastern State Penitentiary, considered more architecturally progressive than the White House because it had flushing toilets when it opened in 1829, went from being a model of prison reform to a symbol of inhumane treatment to a tourist attraction—which causes parking problems that are far and away the Halloween concern on most Fairmounters’ minds these days.

It’s almost 8 p.m. and the trick-or-treat-

ing is mostly over. Back on North Croskey Street, Branon, a 39-year-old black resident of Aspen Street, sits on a stoop in front of his friend’s house, relaxing with a beer. He snorts when I ask about “two Halloweens.”

“I have to laugh, because it was that way … I know for a fact there were two separate nights,” he says. “People had another night prior to Halloween … when the kids in the neighborhood came out. When I say ‘the neighborhood,’ I mean south of Poplar Street.”

Branon says he learned of the “two Halloweens” from his white neighbors on Aspen Street, who he says “bucked the system” by sitting out on their stoops and giving out candy on real Halloween.

“The people in the neighborhood on Halloween night, they’d turn out their lights off and not be available … it didn’t happen this year or last.”

Branon says he thinks the tradition dissolved completely in the last few years, mostly because of shifts in the neighborhood population—but not because more black people moved in. He can still count the number of nonwhites on his block on one hand.

But like other residents, Branon says separate, smaller Halloween events that go on now aren’t racially motivated anymore.

“The new people are accustomed to the regular way,” he says, meaning one Halloween for all. “Or just never heard of it.”

Meanwhile, as one neighborhood in the

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“A lot of people are upset here because people take the 60 bus over and don’t dress up, then knock on your door loudly like they’re cops. The Hispanics and blacks are really aggressive with their trick-ortreating,” he writes. “Most people only give to kids on their block and are thinking about having a community meeting to do it a different day.” n

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William Bailey had been fighting off haters since he was a kid. “I’m more flamboyant than most people,” says the 22 year old, smiling and pointing to his crazy, picked-out afro. “[As a kid] I didn’t play sports … I wanted to play with dolls and hang out with the girls.”

Bailey, who lives in Camden, has been openly gay since 10th grade, and says he’s been talked about and bullied for as long as he can remember.

“It was relentless at times,” he says. “I’d get called a faggot … I’d go to the bathroom and cry.”

As he speaks, Bailey looks around at the five other young gay men—ranging from their late teens to early 20s—sitting in a circle at the Attic

By Aaron Kase Youth Center, an after-school space in Center City for akase@philadelphiaweekly.com LGBT youth. The group, led by life-skills counselor Tara Rubinstein, is immersed in a conversation about Illustration by Fred Harper bullying, homophobia and the recent wave of suicides by gay youth. Bailey tells the group that he came out in his sophomore year at Camden Academy high school because he was “done trying to deny it.”

The backlash was immediate.

One of his best friends told him she wished he would get AIDS and die, then stopped speaking to him. Others kept up the harassment. “I was picked on every day, multiple times per day,” he confides, adding that kids threw things at him on the bus, and every once in a while he was forced into minor scuffles with his tormenters.

“Bullies are bullies,” says Bailey, who learned to deal with the persecution over time. “Call me something I haven’t heard, then I’ll try to be affected by it.” Disparaging comments be damned, he even performed in a high school talent show as Janet Jackson and wore a tutu.

The news of recent suicides by gay

Podietz, the only white guy in the group, says he was bullied more for his buckteeth than his sexuality, but also struggled with “suicidal thoughts.” The other guys in the circle nod their heads in recognition.

Nineteen-year-old Jared Martinez, sporting eyeshadow and earrings in both ears, says he had thoughts of suicide while growing up in a small Maryland town. He moved to Philadelphia this year after finishing high school, and says it got better when he “started accepting and loving myself. Trying to fit in led me to places I didn’t want to be.”

He adds: “You need to learn to love yourself because that’s key to growing tough skin and have bullying fly by. If you love yourself … you can say ‘I don’t give a shit.’”

Though gay teen suicides have been in

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national headlines more than usual lately, they are no new trend. Federal youth risk behavior studies dating back to 1989 suggest that LGBT kids are consistently two to four times more likely to kill themselves than their straight peers.

“The thing that annoyed me is everybody’s acting like school bullying and suicides just started yesterday,” says Carrie Jacobs, founder and executive director of the Attic, who has counseled kids on the

edge ever since the center opened in 1993.

“Many kids are suicidal prior to coming, or have attempted suicide,” she says recalling one of the Attic’s members, a female-tomale transgender kid named Scott, who committed suicide after he had left the care of the youth center to embark on his adult life. Scott struggled with his identity before he found the Attic as a teenager, but Jacobs says he seemed to find some peace and was ready to move forward. “He went to college, got a boyfriend, started feeling really good about his life,” she says. Scott had graduated, was working and living on his own when his friends at the center heard he killed himself.

“None of us knew he was that depressed,” Jacobs says. “That’s what was so puzzling about it.”

Fortunately, Scott’s story is the exception, not the rule. “While engaged in programming we haven’t had anyone who committed suicide,” Jacobs says.

Though they deal with serious issues, the Attic is generally a high-spirited place. Every weekday afternoon, 30 to 50 kids ages 14 to 23 show up for counseling, clubs or just hanging out. Gay, lesbian,

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On a recent day, the group rehearses what they want to say on the videos. Rubinstein leads the discussion, posing questions to the kids: “What are some more things we’ve learned from our experiences about how it gets better even when things are bad?” she asks.

Bailey says that for him, “Your skin gets tough and your heart gets warm. The words stopped hurting as much when I heard them over and over and realized it doesn’t mean much.”

Kemar Edwards-Jewel, 19, can’t hide his glowing smile despite the heavy subject matter.

“Family doesn’t necessarily have to be the people you share DNA with,” he says.

Originally from Jamaica, Edwards-Jewel says that when he came out two years ago, the reaction from his family was swift and harsh.

He tells the group: “My grandmother told people I died … my mom said she wished she had an abortion.”

His family told him to leave the house, and he now has his own apartment and says he barely communicates with them.

“Family are the people who are trying to watch you grow and become a better person,” he says. “I started coming to the Attic and found other people like me.”

Zachary Podietz, 18, waits quietly for his turn to speak. “It gets better when?” Rubinstein asks him.

“When your friends are there to stick by you and guide you,” he answers.

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teens weighs heavily on the kids at the Attic.

Each youth in the circle has faced the same taunts, threats, assaults and rejection as the suicide victims. A few days previously, the group held a big meeting to talk about what happened and how society responded: The It Gets Better project, a collection of online videos inspired by Seattle-based sex-advice columnist Dan Savage featuring adults telling queer youth that life will improve with age.

But the Attic kids say it’s hard to look forward to a future when it’s so difficult to get through the present.

“For us, it’s not it gets better someday,” says Rubinstein, 28. “We need it to get better now.”

So the group decided to make their own set of videos called It Gets Better When, available soon online, to share what helps them survive the daily barrage of homophobia they face in school and at home.

Rubinstein says the idea behind the videos is to create something positive from the onslaught of bullying and suicide news over the last few months.

“They’re about more than just overcoming bullying. We’re showing a gay youth culture that’s positive, with youth out doing great things.”

The group added a twist to the videos, showing the kids looking in a mirror and describing what they see.

“It’s powerful hearing how they see themselves, whether primarily as gay, or an artist, or a student,” Rubinstein says.

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“I hated myself,” he says. “It was nothing he said or did, but a boxed-in bunch of stuff that happened in the past. It all came out.”

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The walls of the youth center are crowded with news clippings and posters advertising LGBT resources and safe-sex advice. Offices and conference rooms fill the four-story building, overflowing with kids running around, flirting, laughing and otherwise enjoying themselves. The youth’s positive relationship with staff members is palpable, joking and playing games together one moment and sharing serious, personal stories the next.

Rubinstein says common experiences bond the kids and staff. Like several of the youth, she got kicked out of her family’s house when she came out at 15. “I’ve been through some of the things they’ve been through,” she says. “But the bigger thing is, I’m an adult who cares and accepts and celebrates them for who they are.”

While many of the teens have finished high school, have moved out on their own and are looking back at past struggles, others are in the middle of it, still at the mercy of hostile peers and sometimes less-than-sympathetic adults.

One of the kids in the It Gets Better When circle, “Matt,” is a junior at a North Philly high school. A skinny 16-year-old, well-dressed in slacks, a blue blazer and shined shoes, he tells the group about his own battles with suicide. “When I have suicidal thoughts, I rely on counselors and friends,” he says, a hint of nervousness in his voice. He squeezes his boyfriend’s hand, and continues. “It’s really good when you have friends to talk to,” he says, “It’s hard, being harassed about sexuality.

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The bill has been lurking around the House for a year and a half now, lingering in committee. But if it somehow gets through the contentiously partisan political climate—only a handful of Republicans are among the bill’s 126 mostly Democratic sponsors—it would force all schools receiving federal money to implement and enforce strong anti-bullying rules, including for reasons related to sexual orientation, a big boost for struggling kids to make things get getter now, not later. “It’s so important for Safe Schools act to pass. It would apply to all schools across the country,” Buehler says.

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But in the meantime, the consequences of bullying can be grave. A sharp reminder came at last month’s Outfest, the annual coming-out festival in the Gayborhood, where more than 100 people came together at the William Way Community Center for a vigil to mourn the recent teen suicides.

Outside, on a stage set up amidst the thousands of milling masses, a man in an oversized purple suit and enormous top-hat put out a call for openly gay high school kids to come up and join him on the stage. “We need them to know that we love them and we’re here for them no matter what,” he told the crowd. “It doesn’t matter how you love or who you love, only that you love.” The resulting cheer was deafening.

Matt attended both events, and says “hearing about the suicides got me in the mood to cry.”

Like his family at the Attic, he wants to use the It Gets Better When videos to show others that they are not alone, because even at 16 he has seen enough to know the future is promised to no one. “Someday that might be me in the news,” he says.” You don’t know the future ... maybe the Nazis will take over in two years and eliminate gays.” n

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ington Culinary Arts, talks about getting beat up after he came out in sixth grade at John Paul Jones.

“I got jumped by half a schoolyard of boys,” he says. “There was always someone calling me a faggot, or gay. Every day.”

Nelson says he managed to carve out a niche by standing up for himself, fighting back both physically and intellectually. “I’ll debate my teachers on topics like gay marriage and Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” he says.

“If I’m not comfortable, I will make myself comfortable.”

Allison Buehler, education manager for the Mazzoni Center’s Ally Safe Schools Program, says the district is trying to make schools safer, with more welcoming spaces for LGBT students and families.

Buehler is a member of the District’s LGBT Advisory Committee, which holds training sessions for faculty and staff to encourage them to create supportive environments, and to help students who want to create Gay-Straight Alliance clubs. “What it boils down to,” Buehler says, “we have this mandate from the school district that every young person is to be protected and valued regardless of how they identify.” Since 1994, there has been a policy on Multiracial-Multicultural-Gender Education that forbids harassment or discrimination of students for reasons related to “races, ethnic groups, social classes, genders, religions, disabilities, sexual orientations (perceived or known) and gender identities (perceived or known).” And the district bullying policy, just updated this year, again explicitly forbids bullying for reasons of sexual orientation or gender identity.

Consequences range from a warning all the way to suspension or expulsion.

And there are allies in public office. In August, U.S. Sen. Bob Casey introduced the Safe Schools Improvement Act to the Senate. “We must enact legislation to do a better job of protecting children, especially those children who are being bullied every day because they’re gay or lesbian,” Casey said at last May’s Equality Forum here in Philadelphia, acknowledging the frequency with which queer students face physical or verbal attacks. In a 2007 national survey, 86 percent of LGBT students reported harassment, and 60 percent said they felt unsafe at school.

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At a table in the library of West Philadelphia Catholic High School, about a dozen seniors have their attention focused on Alex Zimmer, a Penn student who is presenting his favorite creative-writing exercise: Describe a scene first from the perspective of someone who has just received great news, and then describe the same scene from the perspective of someone who has just received bad news.

The kids are there for WriteCorp, an after-school creative-writing club created by Zimmer and fellow Penn student Allyson Even.

Last year, Even, a Latin American Latino Studies and Africana Studies major and a Creative Writing and Urban Education minor (yes, two majors and two minors), was hired as a work-study student to revive community outreach at Penn’s Kelly Writers House. The afternoon at West Philadelphia Catholic was just one of the many small-scale initiatives she organized, but the event prompted her to question whether the current outreach offerings at Penn was sufficient.

Currently, the Netter Center for Community Partnerships serves as a hub and sponsors for a comprehensive array of community services. Among these is Community School Student Partnership (CSSP), which recruits and trains Penn students to assist hired staff in mentoring and tutoring at West Philadelphia schools through a series of structured

“Writing is an incredible way to empower kids. To really say ‘hey, what you have to say matters and ... we think it’s valuable that you put what you have to say on paper.’”

-Allyson Even programs. The Kelly Writers House also hosts a series of literary-based outreach programs, including WriteOn!, in which fourth- through eighth-graders from two local schools come to the Writers House on select Fridays and Saturdays to engage with Penn students on extracurricular writing projects.

While Even commends the service done by these and similar groups on campus, she says WriteCorp offers unique benefits.

Foremost among these is flexibility. Unlike CSSP, WriteCorp will be more accommodating to an individual teacher’s request.

“Whether it’s enrichment, a fun thing for their kids to do, or whether it’s tied to the curriculum and tied to Pa. standards— one thing that’s really important about the model of WriteCorp is being able to adhere to what a teacher wants.”

WriteOn!, which requires kids to commute to Penn’s campus during what would otherwise be their free time, is an attractive option for the college volunteers because of accessibility. However, Even expresses concern that this model is “already selecting for students that have the

initiative, that have the interest, and that have the parental support to come here.”

With WriteCorp, members will travel to schools throughout the city and in that way “be reaching students that might otherwise never come into contact with a program like this.”

Senior Alex Marcus, has signed up to be one of WriteCorp’s tutors. He says that while WriteOn! focuses exclusively on nonacademic writing, WriteCorp will allow him “to learn more about the kind of writing education Philadelphia public school students are getting, and, perhaps, do something to improve it.”

This year, WriteCorp will be recruiting members—already up to 25—to establish a training program and to reach out to teachers who might be interested in hosting a workshop. Michelle Taransky, a professor in the Critical Writing Department at Penn and a staff member at the Kelly Writers House, joined WriteCorp as the faculty advisor early this fall. Taransky has been involved in poetry outreach since her junior year at the University of Chicago. Most recently she ran a poets-in-

the-schools program, Hands On Stanzas, for the poetry center of Chicago.

By the spring, Even hopes to have several regular workshops in session. Each workshop will likely follow a general pattern of introducing the students to a paradigm piece of sample writing and then encouraging them to craft their own work based on the style exemplified.

Even explains the benefits of this interactive style, saying, “I think a lot of times we lose sight that kids are not just like containers to be filled with information and a lot of times in school we’re just trying to shove stuff down kids throats and have them memorize and have them regurgitate rather than having them create. And I think it’s a higher level of intelligence to synthesize and create something of your own that’s unique.”

Students will then have the opportunity to display their writing from these workshops on the Writers House online literary magazine, The Blacktop. Even says that posting their work where other kids can read it is integral to WriteCorp’s mission.

“Writing is an incredible way to empower kids,” says Even. To really say ‘hey, what you have to say matters and probably there are a lot of people in your life telling you that it doesn’t but we think it’s valuable that you put what you have to say on paper.’”

But it’s not all charity. “We want to stress this idea of horizontal community service versus vertical community service,” says Even. “Vertical community service is like ‘I’m going into this underprivileged area and I know a lot and I’m going to share it with these people.

I’m giving to these people.’ Horizontal community service is, ‘I have things to learn from the people I’m going to work with. I have things to offer and they have things to offer.’” Even says this is one of the fundamental tenets that distinguishes WriteCorp from other programs.

WriteCorp provides the kids with valuable lessons that Even anticipates will be applicable in any field as well as the chance to be heard.

And what do the Penn undergraduates stand to gain?

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Organic and healthy food may not be the first thing on middle-school students’ minds, but it may be the key to getting them a jump-start on business skills. And three progressive Temple seniors have made it their mission to plant the seeds of success in the minds of North Philly students.

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McNeil’s roommate, Eric Trumbower, is the president of the Entrepreneurial Student Association (ESA), an organization operating from the Fox School of Business and Management that focuses on entrepreneurship and free enterprise.

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out in the community using the skills they were interested in. “We were driving around and realized there were unused gardens everywhere,” McNeil says.

They decided to get in touch with Yuan Huang, president of Temple Community Gardens, an organization that works to empower and educate the Philadelphia community through gardening to connect to its city, land and life.

“What if we build a garden, teach the kids about gardening, and have them harvest all their produce and sell it to a local farmer’s market?” McNeil says. “They would keep track of their money, realize their expenses, and maybe in a few years, this could be a self-sustaining business.”

The culmination formed Urban Roots.

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everything from marketing to costs and revenue. The lessons will be taught by undergraduate business students from the ESA who have, with the counsel of faculty, the know-how to advise younger students.

“One of the major benefits of this is to show them what they’re capable of doing,” Trumbower says. “They don’t have much direction and we want to be able to give back to them in some kind of way, and show them the local impact they can make.”

The lessons will correspond with the gradual progression of the gardens that the students will be working on themselves. The first lesson will focus on developing thorough business plans.

John Welsh Elementary School is a little over a mile away from Temple and is the first school to sign up with Urban Roots.

Huang has taught Chinese at John Welsh for two years, and proposed the idea to the immediately enthused principal, who loved the business twist.

Conveniently, as part of their science curriculum, John Welsh teaches Life Sciences, in which the kids learn about plant growth and development. Urban Roots will take over Life Sciences for the middle-school students this coming year.

“As long as I’ve been at this school, we’ve never seen a program like this,” says Jeffrey Bowes, a science teacher who has taught at John Welsh for the past eight years. “I think it will help teach the students responsibility and help them understand where their food comes from.”

“Inner-city schools are in dire need of help on many different levels,” says McNeil, who is no stranger to giving back to the Philadelphia community. Since creating Project EDU two years ago, the program has fostered tutoring services, an academic coaching program that was previously run by AmeriCorps and the Philadelphia Higher Education Network for Neighborhood Development (PHENND), geared toward helping public school students with their mandatory senior projects, and successful programs such as Philly Eco Kids and Operation Bookshelf.

“There are great schools and teachers here, but it’s not just the school. It’s the community, it’s the home, it’s the whole nine yards,” he says. “One of the things we can address with this program is lack of nutrition and available nutritious foods. There’s a few grocery stores scattered around North Philadelphia, but not many. A lot people have to rely on the local corner stores and bodegas.”

The short-term goal currently is to find more schools and sponsors in the Norris Square area by the start of the program.

McNeil hopes the students will be inspired enough by the program to continue running it, to recruit more kids and to create gardens throughout the city.

And Trumbower anticipates the students will see higher education as more of a probability.

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By Sharon Margolis feedback@philadelphiaweekly.com Sonny Drain, an adjunct professor at the Community College of Philadelphia, was 41 when he signed himself into treatment

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“I had $2 left in my pocket, and I was stranded, and it was either get help or die,” he says. “I had nowhere else to go ... Everything was falling apart.”

Once in rehab, being around other people who understood what he was going through helped him cope with the pain. “There was a spiritual awakening that came over me. I can wait for people on the outside to fix this, but it has to come from me,” he says.

Drain, now 60, speaks in recovery slogans, the result of years of reminding himself, and his students, how to continue to “have sobriety.” He now teaches students in the same program that trained him 20 years ago.

While receiving treatment at a facility in Roxborough, Drain first thought about becoming a counselor, but was aware that almost everyone else seemed to have the same idea. “It’s almost like another euphoria,” Drain says.

He says that as he began to get control of his life, he felt an undeniable need to give back. “You all of a sudden want to become a counselor … Looking back at myself, I had an awful lot of remorse for things I’d done. I wasn’t sure I was worthy.”

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Between one-third and one-half of the students in the class, he discovered, were also in recovery from addiction. On his first day of class, he met a fellow student who was nearly the same age. They shared a hot desire to succeed, a quality most noticeable among older students in a class where the average age was late 20s.

Classes are brought to the facility premises, usually at night and on weekends, so that patients can study “in cohorts” on the recovery site while continuing to work a full-time job and, in many cases, support a family.

“We’ve set up courses that they want to go to college for,” says Dr. Pat Scoles, the program coordinator of Addiction Services at CCP. Foundations of Addiction Studies, for example, provides an overview of the psychological, physiological and social effects of substance abuse, the pharmacology of drugs and a description of various treatment options.

What interested Drain the most was the behavioral causes for addiction. He soaked up the real-time experience that instructors actively working in the field brought to class.

“They weren’t just teaching you theory, but they were also bringing, you know, true life experience, and I just found it so invaluable.” It’s a method he tries to use in his own classes.

Despite holding close to a 4.0 GPA, Drain doubts that he could’ve done so well at any other time of his life. “If I’d gone to college when I was 18, there’s no way in the world I would’ve accomplished what I accomplished … I don’t even know that I would’ve finished.”

Students tend to place below minimum proficiency on placement tests in basic math and English, having disappeared into addiction for up to years at a time. So the college offers “co-requisites,” a remedial class taught alongside one of three major-related skills training courses. As Scoles explains, there’s always the danger of losing their interest if you burden them with courses they consider unimportant. Students are impatient to start “giving back,” a central tenet of spiritually focused programs like 12-Step.

But after earning a 12-credit Proficiency Certificate in Recovery and Transformation, which qualifies one to work as an associate addictions counselor, the majority of students have built up enough confidence to stay on the academic track, Scoles says.

Most go on to complete an Addiction Studies certificate, and eventually walk away with a two-year associate’s degree.

As Dr. Phillipe Bourgois, author of the book Righteous Dopefiend, points out, “If you’re offering someone an intellectual and academic skill that they can then parlay into a job in the future, you’re making a much better treatment program.” Bourgois believes treatment programs need to be diversified further to include the full gamut of spiritual, biomedical and educational methods, because no one knows exactly what “works.”

What does seem to be working is putting outreach efforts into the hands of recovering addicts because “they speak with authority, they speak with sophistication, they speak in the right vocabulary; they resonate with

the same values as the people that they’re trying to do outreach to,” Bourgois says.

Many of the addicts enrolled at the college choose to stay here in Philly, helping rebuild the city that nursed them in their addiction.

It was at CCP where Drain met Scoles, who would become his mentor. Scoles strongly encouraged him to get an associate’s degree and later transfer to Temple University, where he progressed through a bachelor’s alongside his friend from the first day of class. While studying at Temple, Drain won a scholarship to get an M.A. in Social Administration and Planning. He finished the degree in three semesters.

Drain says recovery taught him that in order to take responsibility for himself—and on some level, for other people—he needed to take a risk. So when Scoles asked him if he could teach a class at the college in early 2000, he agreed. “I said, ‘OK, I’d be glad to do it. When do I start?’ And he said, ‘Tomorrow,’” he remembers, laughing. “It was just kind of like baptism by fire. And it actually was great.”

Drain now works as a therapist at Northwestern Union Services in Mt. Airy on a fee-for-service basis, allowing him the freedom to pursue his passion for teaching.

He describes himself as a farmer, both as a teacher and clinician, toiling away for everuncertain gains. “I’m just planting seeds,” he says. “I may never see the fruits of my work.”

Yet he’s dedicated. Responsibility is his motto. “If someone wants some advice, to be able to spare them some of the pain, you know, it can be very gratifying. That I’m taking the responsibility to do that.” n

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al Health Human Services (BHHS) division of CCP, offers a certification program that trains people to work in addictions counseling. Since 1968, the program has targeted adults in treatment for substance abuse, aiming to convert current addicts into counselors who use their experience to help others recover from addiction.

About 120 of the 600 students in BHHS are currently pursuing a certificate in Addiction Studies, a credential that can easily transfer into an associate’s degree in Behavioral Health.

As the total number of graduates rises, with increasingly strict state regulations overseeing the expansion of the health-care field, so too does the number of students who are also in recovery.

That’s partly because the faculty, seven full-time and nearly twice as many parttime professor-clinicians, regularly recruit at inpatient and outpatient treatment centers in Philadelphia.

Horizon House and Gaudenzia, two community-based rehabilitation programs, help clients suffering from mental illness and chemical dependency; treatment plans are designed to help them manage their symptoms, learn practical living skills and connect with the community around them. The BHHS staff regularly goes out to inpatient and outpatient treatment centers like these and hold workshops on the value of a college education and invite patients to attend recovery rallies on campus.

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And then, last year, NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams—not to be outdone by Pitchfork, Spinner or Brooklyn Vegan—flexed his indie-lovin’ muscles and spotlighted McCauley and company on his web series “Bri-Tunes.” Since then, shit’s blowing up for Deer Tick.

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Art, cocktails and the jazz-meetsEastern-Europe sounds of the West Philadelphia Orchestra allow for a relaxing post-work exploit. Once unwound, observe the Narcissus in the Studio exhibit, and lend a naked ear to the “Full Frontal” discussion of three nude self-portraits by featured artists Jane Lund, Diane Edison and John Wilde. If nudity’s not your thing, maybe nerdity is—a second gallery talk on the geekiest topic PAFA could think of covers the history of plastic. (Why? Who knows?) Space 1026 will help you design your own “Nacissus” self-portrait, assembled Exquisite Corpse-style by multiple artists.

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New York avant-garde collective Zs began as a sextet but have since shrunk to a quartet, with one original member remaining. The mission, however, is largely the same: making music of an inexorable rhythmic and sonic appeal, a commotion of metallic-sounding prepared guitars (Ben Greenberg, Tony Lowe), gritty tenor sax (Sam Hillmer) and pulsing drums (Ian Antonio). They’ve documented their rigorously notated work—something between contemporary chamber music and experimental indie noise—on several EPs and two full-length discs, Arms and New Slaves. This week’s triple bill also features cult-hero guitar shredder Mick Barr and a duo project by alt-jazzers Phillip Greenlief and Trevor Dunn. DaviD R. aDleR 8pm. $8. With Mick Barr + Phillip Greenlief/Trevor Dunn Duo. Kung Fu Necktie, 1248 N. Front St. 215.291.4919 arsnovaworkshop.org

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NoirCon Philly is a perfect backdrop for noir thrillers: dark corners, desolate blocks, burned-out rowhomes, political corruption out the wazoo.

It’s no wonder, then, that the genre is catching on here in a mighty way. We’re the birth/ deathplace of the Prince of Noir, of course— the exalted-but-somehow-forgotten-by-most David Goodis, and home to a new fold of gifted hardboiled-fiction writers. Dennis Tafoya’s Philly-based Wolves of Fairmount Park was a stunningly strong release this year; ditto Duane Swierzynski’s Expiration Date. That dark duo will be on hand at Philly’s NoirCon this weekend to participate in a panel discussion on Philadelphia noir alongside Philly cop/crime writer Keith Gilman and others. Throughout the conference, loads of workshops and panels will take place to help instruct you how to release your inner Chandler. The conference begins with a screening of To A Pulp, the highly anticipated documentary about Goodis’ life, and the next day king of D.C. crime fiction George Pelecanos will be on hand. There’s food too, though it’s mostly a buffet of glass, nails and gasoline. BRian McManus Through Nov. 7. $200. DoubleTree Hotel, 237 S. Broad St. 215.893.1600. noircon.com

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Uncle Tupelo gets all the props for kickstarting the alt-country/Americana movement in the early ’90s, but it’s the St. Louis quartet Bottle

Rockets—led by Brian Henneman, a one-time roadie for (and occasional player in) Uncle Tupelo who formed Bottle Rockets in 1992—that deserves just as much credit. But history, and certainly the music industry, isn’t fair, and despite finding a glorious midpoint between Woody Guthrie’s socially conscious folk music and the Replacements’ raucous, drunken punkand roots-rock, Bottle Rockets continue to claw and scrape for attention and respect. Myriad label woes over the years haven’t helped, but albums like last year’s rippin’ Lean Forward prove the band’s still mighty hungry. Unlike, say, Wilco... M.a.G. 9pm. $15. North Star Bar, 27th and Poplar sts.

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Life Rally The suicides of gay kids have been flooding national headlines, and as you read about tragedy after tragedy, you might wonder “What can I actually do about this?” One option is to show public support en masse—this Friday, for instance, at the Life Rally in Love Park. The gathering is part of the 2010 Soul Symposium, a two-day LGBTQ event sponsored by the William Way Center. Singer/songwriter Ray Boltz, a Christian pop star who came out in 2004 after years of depression and despair in the closet, will be performing during the rally.

Boltz certainly has lived the message, as his coming out was rewarded by hate mail and ostracism from many former fans. If you’re upset that being honest about sexuality can be a regrettable or even dangerous thing for you, someone you know, someone you haven’t met yet or someone you’ll never meet, show your face in the crowd and let anyone who might feel trapped know the sheer numbers of people who aren’t going to judge. lauRen HODGes 8:30pm. Free. Love Park, 15th St. and JFK Blvd. soulforce.org

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Clinic On their landmark debut, Internal Wrangler, surgically masked Ade Blackburn and Jonathan Hartley did something that very few bands ever accomplish: create a wholly original and distinctive sound. How’d they do it? They polished junk-store keyboards to a finely reverbed gloss. They cranked spasmodically funky jitter-punk to “Voodoo Wop” proportions. They caught the pathos in a world paced by rickety drum machines and rife with mournful organs, but sadly, delicately “free of distortions.” Their sixth and latest album, Bubblegum, veers slightly into a vein of 1960s psychedelia, which should make the pairing with San Francisco’s trippy garage rockers the Fresh & Onlys all the more interesting. JennifeR Kelly 9:30 p.m. $13-$14. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford. 215.739.9684. johnnybrendas.com

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South Street Bridge Reopening Rejoice, Philadelphians! After 23 long months of construction, the South Street Bridge—one of the city’s main interneighborhood arteries— will reopen to bike and pedestrian traffic, with autos allowed later in the evening. It’s a boon to bike commuters, a much easier route between West Philly and Center City and South Philly than the glass-shard gauntlet that is the Gray’s Ferry Bridge. It’s also an ingress point for the Schuylkill River path and one less excuse for your lazy-bones friends who claim they’re too far to come hang out. The project was miraculously finished ahead of schedule, so there really is something to celebrate. Twolegged and two-wheeled traffic can cross the bridge at 2 p.m., or wait an hour to congratulate the Streets Department at the reopening ceremony. aleXanDRa JOnes 3pm. Free. South Street Bridge, 215.686.5499. potholes.phila.gov

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Uhuru Day of Solidarity The bad news: African people throughout the world are systematically oppressed by police brutality, economic colonization and the prison-industrial complex, with Anglo and elite (hey, Obama!) hands pulling the imperialist puppet strings. The good news: People of all backgrounds can enlist in the war on inequality. Uhuru Solidarity Movement is a band of white activists who have united with the larger, African-led Uhuru Movement to raise funds for black liberation. You may have bought a trinket from their flea market in Clark Park, but to make a more concerted contribution, attend their Day of Solidarity, with dinner, workshops and speakers, including Omali Yeshitela, theoretician and leader of the Uhuru Movement, and Glen Ford, executive director of the Black Agenda Report. All are welcome, whether you’re a revolutionary, radical, or just racked with guilt. GeRRy cHRisTOPHeR JOHnsOn 1pm. $10-$25. First Unitarian Church, 2125 Chestnut St. 215.387.0919. uhurusolidarity.org

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Derby Jell-O Wrestling Actual derby girls are much more exciting to watch than Ellen Page and Drew Barrymore in Whip It—not only do they hit hard, they occasionally roll around in Jell-O to raise money for their team. There will be ample drink specials (including Jell-O shots, of course) to accompany the spectacle as Penn Jersey roller-derby team the She Devils get down and dirty in a kiddie pool of jiggly gelatin. The She Devils are Philly’s representatives in the Old School Derby Association, a league that blends traditional derby rules with contemporary twists. The team have become regulars at Sis-

9:30pm. $7. Sisters, 1320 Chancellor St. 215.735.0735. pennjerseyrollerderby.com

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Man ... Or Astroman?

Although Alabama’s Man ... Or Astroman? married surf rock with punk and the occasional sound bite from old B movies, their musical output was overshadowed by their elaborate stage show. They performed in space suits amid a makeshift set designed to look like a low budget space movie. The members of Man ... Or Astroman? also performed in character, insisting they were aliens. The only thing missing was a special effects budget.

The stage show is something like a sci-fi geek’s version of Gwar. Given their intense theatrics, it’s only fitting that the band covered Mystery Science Theater’s “love theme” and was once joined onstage with show creator and star Joel Hodgson. MAggIE SEROtA 7:30pm. $15. First Unitarian Church, 2125 Chestnut St. 866.468.7619. r5productions.com

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9pm. $10. With McRad + King Britt. Silk City, 435 Spring Garden St., 215.592.8838. silkcityphilly.com

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Zane Lamprey has the world’s greatest job.

Here, we try not to hate him for it.

By Brian McManus

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Through Nov. 14. 7pm. $15-$35. Painted Bride, 230 Vine St. 267.402.2055. firstpersonfestival.org

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Restrepo Rumor has it that Restrepo is the best war film this side of The Hurt Locker (and infinitely more accurate), but its presence on Philly screens was limited and brief. Luckily, the National Constitution Center is offering a remedy for those of us who missed our first chance at seeing it. As an added bonus for us late-birds, directors Sebastian Junger (of Perfect Storm fame) and Tim Hetherington will be present at the screening, and participants in a subsequent group discussion. The documentary follows a platoon of American soldiers deployed to one of the most dangerous outposts of the U.S. occupation in Afghanistan. The goal of the film is not to express a viewpoint about the soldiers or their presence there, but simply to channel their experiences verbatim—a refreshing take, given the heavily politicized nature of many documentaries, much less ones about war. If this all sounds a little heavy, there’s a pre-film reception for “cocktails and conversation,” so you’ll have a full hour to prepare. E.C. 5pm. $7-$15. National Constitution Center, 525 Arch St. 215.409.6700. constitutioncenter.org

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Bonobo As a recording artist, Simon Green (a.k.a.

Bonobo) constructs dense and multilayered grooves that skirt jazz, pop, hip-hop and electronic genres without ever definitively touching down. His fourth and latest album, Black Sands, worked subtle, introspective magic with strings, sampled drums and the distinctive voice of up-and-coming soul chanteuse Andreya Triana. Live, he fleshes out these complex, yet body-moving visions with a full band that includes guitar, keyboards, drums and woodwinds. His own double-tasking reflects the dual nature of a sensual, yet cerebral aesthetic, as he switches off between the chilled textures of electronics and the warm, danceable thud of bass guitar. J.k.

First things first, we’re extremely jealous of your life. We’ll try not to let that taint this interview ...

I get that a lot, actually.

Bet you do, Lamprey. Bet. You. Do. Anyway, you were in Philly recently to shoot Drinking Made Easy.

Where’d you go, what’d you drink?

We went to McGillin’s, which was the old Bell in Hand, I guess, and is the oldest bar in Philly. That was cool. We went to City Tavern, which at first looked like it would be a very stuffy experience and then it ended up being very interesting,

How drunk are you during these episodes? Ever watch one and not remember having done something that’s been filmed?

All the time. I don’t remember any of it! Nah, it’s all done at a professional level. It’s my production company that does it, and we have fun but it’s really— it’s a business being run. I’m also the executive producer so I will walk in and discuss what’s going to happen with the producer. Then we set up the shot.

Drink. Lights, drink. Sound, drink. It’s all very slow going. I’m not drinking as quickly as the show suggests. I certainly can’t try five drinks in a bar and then go to another bar and try another five drinks. That’s pretty close to my limit right there. The drinking is pretty evenly paced with discussions of what, where, why, how—the flow.

Recently, on Last Call with Carson Daly, you told a story about doing something called a scorpion shot, which sounds pretty gnarly.

Yes. There’s a bar in Milwaukee called Bad Genie that serves a shot with a dead scorpion floating in over-proof rum, the scorpion shot. The most anyone had ever done was nine. I did 23. The next morning was pretty brutal. Passing a scorpion isn’t fun. It’s painful. Your body can’t digest an exoskeleton, so they come out connected like a chain of monkeys in a barrel. Still jealous? n Zane Lamprey performs Fri., Nov. 5, 7:30pm and 11pm. $25-$28. Theater of Living Arts, 334 South St. 215.922.1011. livenation.com

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9pm. $12-14. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford Ave. 215.739.9684. johnnybrendas.com

Oh, fuck you, Zane Lamprey. You have the world’s greatest job! For three seasons you stumbled around the globe on the TV show Three Sheets—think Anthony Bourdain’s No Reservations, but with a focus on alcohol, not food—being paid to drink with the locals in exotic locales and learn about their drinking customs. You are the Bard of the Booze, the Songbird of Suds, the Hero of Hooch. Now, since Three Sheets ’ demise, you’ve started a new show, Drinking Made Easy, for Mark Cuban’s HD Net. It’s basically the same premise, but now you’re imbibing stateside, drinking our nations best drinks. So you’ll excuse us if we’re a tad bit jealous. And you’ll also excuse us if we use the phrase “tad bit” when we mean “extremely.”

Now, with 24 episodes of Season 1 of Drinking in the can, you’re traveling the country on your “Sing the Booze” tour, singing old drinking songs, telling jokes and performing original ditties: “Beer, I Love You,” “Mojito,” “House Party,” “Giving Up Drinkin’”. You’re bringing the whole thing to the TLA on Friday. We tried to squash the raging jealousy inside us for a moment and talk to you about the tour, your show and your mammoth insurance premium.

very cool. It’s very intimate; they have a lot of the cocktails made the way they would’ve drunk them back when our forefathers were drinking. We went to a place called Alpha, and we had some newer cocktails made from Root, a rootbeer-flavored liquor made close by. We went to Yards and had the beers they brew from recipes from the founders.

That was an interesting experience. The objective of the show is to find drinks that are unique to a region, not necessarily find bars. A lot of times people are upset because, “Oh man, you didn’t go to this bar or that bar!” It’s like well, that bar may be great, but they just serve typical American stuff. We are looking for things specific to a region.

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Back for its ninth year, the First Person Arts Festival of Memoir & Documentary Art brings a host of storytellers from the across the globe to Philly, with tales as varied as the ways they tell them. Tonight, there’s a dinner with CNN anchor Soledad O’Brien, author of a recent memoir on her experiences reporting Katrina,

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This Toronto trio attempts to find the sweet spot between reggae and punk, not as a thirdrate/wave ska retread but in rediscovering the soul that initially inspired reggae and the anthemic spirit of great punk rock. They’re still searching for a proper balance of elements, though 2007’s Street Gospels comes pretty close to calibrating their mix of dub-tastic pulse, glimmering hooks and strummy rock.

Against that yardstick, the King Britt-produced Light the Horizon feels like a retreat, losing muscularity to languorous reggae sway and overly atmospheric melodiousness. ChRIS PARkER

Haiti, the 2008 election and other huge stories.

There’s Wednesday’s Grand Slam, with the winners of previous First Person StorySlams competing for the title of Best Storyteller in Philadelphia, and two nights of awesome Mormon Elna Baker, of many radio shows and the extremely funny memoir The New York Regional Mormon Singles Halloween Dance.

There’s a full week of programming, but one last event to try to get to in particular is the wrap, a star-studded tribute to poet/activist Sonia Sanchez at the Baptist Temple on North Broad with appearances by Ruby Dee, Amiri Baraka and Talib Kweli. JuLIAn gALEttE

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ters, where they have hosted similar fundraisers there in the past—in other words, these ladies have Jell-O-wrestling down to an art form. The ladies will also be hosting a raffle and manning a kissing booth, so bring some dollars and some breath mints. EMILY CRAWFORD

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Girl, Interrupted

Transgender woman’s murder leaves loved ones on edge

By Gerry Christopher Johnson feedback@philadelphiaweekly.com

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By dusk, Love Park has usually made its transformation from a tourist-friendly lunch haven to an encampment for the homeless, who share benches, bottles and laughter deep into the night. But on this autumn Saturday evening, another group emerges from the margins to overtake the park. Gay, lesbian and transgender people of color trickle in from cars, the Broad Street Line and nearby 13th Street to congregate in mourning. They’ve come to speak out on behalf of 31-year old Stacey Blahnik Lee, a transgender woman who was permanently silenced on National Coming Out Day. According to police, on Oct. 11, Stacey’s

live-in boyfriend, Malik, found her dead in the bedroom of their Point Breeze home with a pillowcase wrapped around her neck. Police ruled her death a homicide.

“It’s a tragedy because every three days a transgender is murdered,” says Yonnie, 32, who identifies as a lesbian and one of Stacey’s best friends. “But we are all humans and she didn’t deserve that.” She and many of Stacey’s loved ones are demanding better treatment from the media and swifter action from the police.

To many, news outlets’ initial coverage of Stacey’s death was insensitive. The Daily News referred to her by her birth name, Michael Lee, setting her chosen name in quotation marks. Likewise, NBC 10 reported, “The victim is Michael Lee, a 31-year-old man who lived his life as a woman named Stacey Blahnik.”

The trivialization of Stacey’s male-tofemale transition left loved ones, already in mourning, with the added burden of defending Stacey’s memory. “It is a big deal,” says Chyna, a transgender woman and one of Stacey’s best friends. “Show her some respect. She lived as a woman, address her as a woman.”

Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation field media strategist Justin Ward says that transgender people suffer so much violence and workplace discrimination that using their preferred names and genders is the least reporters can do.

“Calling her by the name which she went by when she walked the face of this earth and making sure that our pronouns reflect that is a simple sign of respect and common decency.” Ward says GLAAD contacted the Daily News, which subsequently revised its initial story and also updated its style guide.

However, the mourners gathered at Love Park tonight fear that the media will disappoint them once again. They don Stacey’s face on their T-shirts, share tearful anecdotes, light candles in her memory and wonder aloud where the reporters are.

Jay, the father of the House of Blahnik, part of the black underground LGBT scene called the ballroom, appointed Stacey as overall mother. He describes her as beautiful inside and out, winning beauty contests as a sex siren and guiding other young transgender people on the right path. “She was a legend,” says Jay. The night is slowly getting darker and the air more brisk, and people stand around restlessly. They’re waiting for somebody to make a speech. Waiting for the news cameras to arrive. Waiting for their prayers to be answered after this senseless crime.

For many of those who Stacey left behind—including Chyna, Malik and Yonnie—time is running out. Frightened that the police will let the case turn cold, the three have banded together to demand

justice, which they believe slips further away with each passing day.

“We have to make them find out who did this, because if we don’t give a fuck, nobody will,” says Chyna. She and Stacey met as sixth-grade boys in Washington, D.C., and moved to Philadelphia in their 20s to take on a new life and new gender.

Chyna sees Stacey’s death as part of a larger pattern. “This is what they do to people like us,” she says. “Things like this we have to deal with constantly.”

Exasperated, she angrily rattles off cases of unsolved murders against gay and transgender people. “A good friend of mine named Alphy Karan was shot and killed at point-blank range on 12th and Locust in ’99,” she says. “They still have not found the killer.”

Chyna also recalls the case of Nizah Morris, whose treatment by police sparked outrage from gay advocates in 2007. After leaving Key West nightclub intoxicated, Morris was dropped off by police at 15th and Walnut streets, where she was later found bleeding from her head. She soon died and her killer has never been found.

were perfect for each other,” he says.

They were so inseparable that Stacey’s sudden silence one day while Malik was at work seemed out of character.

“I called her four or five times, and it kept going to voicemail,” he says. “Something didn’t feel right.”

When he arrived home, several things were awry, such as the mail still in the mailbox and the disposition of the dogs.

He mounted the stairs and entered the bedroom. “I went in there, and that’s when I saw her on the floor,” he says. “I went down to shake her,” he says, but the feel of her skin shocked him. “I just got the hell out the room.” He says he saw blood on her pillow, but didn’t notice the pillowcase around her neck until the police arrived.

The police do not consider Malik a suspect, and have no other leads. Malik says that without closure, he has kept one of Stacey’s old voicemail messages on his phone. He says it’s the last time he’ll ever hear her say that she’s on her way home.

“I’ll miss hearing her ring tone,” says Dawn, 34, her voice cracking with sadness. “I haven’t been outside in two weeks.

“There’s still unsolved mysteries in the gay community that we know that they haven’t solved. I feel like I owe it to her to fight for her when she can’t fight for herself.”

- Malik, Stacey's boyfriend “I’m not saying they don’t care, but it’s like we’re at the bottom of the barrel,” Yonnie says.

Chyna says that with Stacey’s murder still unsolved, things have not gotten any easier. “We are giving each other support.

But every day it gets harder.”

Malik shares Chyna’s concern about the case. “There’s still unsolved mysteries in the gay community that we know that they haven’t solved,” he says. “I feel like I owe it to her to fight for her when she can’t fight for herself.”

For Malik, that fight often consists of waiting by the phone, hoping the police will return his calls. He says they rarely do anymore. But that doesn’t stop him from dialing their number every day. “I call the detective every time I think of something,” he says. “I called again and told him I found a footprint of blood under the bed.”

He points to an unfamiliar black smudge on the living room wall. He says he’s called him about that, too.

Around 6’4”, 39 years old and built like an NBA forward, he is reduced to wiping back tears and grasping at theories as he mourns for Stacey in the row home they moved into together last February. “We

Literally. Not even to the front door.”

Dawn, a transgender woman, met Stacey when she still went by Michael. She adopted Stacey as her gay daughter and watched as she successfully transitioned, bravely overcoming the struggles of starting female hormones.

She says Stacey stayed away from the pitfalls to which some transgender woman fall victim, and thus became a good mentor to other young gay and transgender people. “She didn’t do the prostitution and the drugs,” Dawn says.

“And then she made sure that her kids didn’t do them.”

People also recall Stacey as a peacemaker and a caretaker. “She was the one who had the water for the fire,” Yonnie says.

“And she would give the shirt off her back to anyone.”

An hour later at Love Park, no news cameras—or any other media—have arrived for the vigil. Ariq, a transgender man with a fitted Oilers cap and Timberland boots, takes the stage. “Look around,” he says angrily to the crowd of 100. “They’re not here. They’re not coming. Hug the person to the left of you. All we’ve got is ourselves.” n

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Month of Gay A preview of Philly's upcoming LGBT events.

By Brian Goldthorpe feedback@philadelphiaweekly.com

Norma Doesmen

Are you ready for your close-up? Norma Doesmen certainly is, and she’ll get it no matter what she has to do. This hilarious play pays homage to Broadway and silent films with a campy and satirical edge. Set in a less-than-starlit bungalow on Sunset Boulevard, Doesmen tells the story of Joe Dillis, a down-on-his-luck writer who finds himself drawn to a notoriously sex-crazed and mildly psychotic silent-movie star named Norma. With a little help from her schizophrenic man-servant, Norma seduces and manipulates Joe in an attempt to make her big comeback to the silver screen.

The production is filled with big laughs, witty one-liners and outrageous plot twists that will have you jeering and cheering for Norma to make it back into the spotlight.

Fri. Nov. 5 -Sun., Nov. 7, various times. $35.

Society Hill Playhouse, 507 S. Eighth St. 215.923.0210. normadoesmen.com

Burn the Floor

Years before Dancing with the Stars and So You Think You Can Dance turned competitive ballroom dancing into ratings heaven, the ballroom dance performance, Burn The Floor, was entertaining audiences oversees in London. Originally created as a birthday performance for one of Elton John’s birthday parties, the show became a smash hit and began playing internationally before taking a tour on Broadway last year. Twenty rock-hard chiseled champion dancers will be sweating and spinning in an electric-paced marathon of 10 dances that include the Waltz, the Samba and the Jive. The tour features the talents of international dancers from around the globe as well as So You Think You Can Dance alums and a vocal performance from Vonzelle Soloman, from Season 4 of American Idol. If you enjoy hot bodies, sinful gyrations and neck-breaking displays of athleticism, poise, flexibility and raw power, this show is a must-see.

Fri., Nov. 12–Sat., Nov. 13, various times. $20-$72.50. Academy of Music, 1420 Locust St. 215.893.1935. academyofmusic.org

U.S. Mr. Gay Competition The U.S. Mr. Gay Competition is a delicious cross between Fame, Toddlers & Tiaras and Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader.

The contestants represent 20 cities across the U.S., including one from our very own City of Brotherly Love. The contest begins with an opening reception on Fri., Nov. 12 at Q Lounge with the main competition to follow the next night at Voyeur Nightclub.

Contestants must compete in three rounds of competition including swim wear, evening wear and a Q&A for the top five finalists. But this isn’t the typical dog-andpony show; contestants will also be judged on ability to represent the organization both in vision and purpose and be rated on whether the contestant “inspires and generates a call to action, articulates a plan of action and a means to achieve goal stated.”

The judges’ panel includes infamous gossip columnist Michael Musto, celebrity stylist and reality TV star David Evangelista and more. In addition to these judges, Sirius OUT Q radio star, Frank DeCaro and uproarious drag personality Brittany Lynn will be co-hosting the event. Drag diva Navaya Sha and the Philadelphia Freedom Band will headline performances between rounds of competition. All in all, it’s one hotly anticipated night of entertainment, and the only place you can see 20 of the na-

tion’s sexiest guys in their skivvies.

Sat., Nov. 13, 9pm–midnight. $30-$60.

Voyeur Nightclub, 1221 St. James St. 215.735.5772. nightlifegay.com

PINK Pub Crawl

If you’re out on the town the night before Thanksgiving, you’ll likely see 400 pinkclad guys and gals running roughshod through the Gayborhood. No, it’s not a midnight breast cancer walk—it’s the third annual PINK Pub Crawl. Every Thanksgiving eve, Nightlifegay.com hosts a huge bar hop that hits the Gayborhood’s hottest lounges and clubs. The gay bar crawl begins just before 9 p.m. at Q Lounge, and then continues with the PINK Pub Crawl heading east to 12th and Locust streets, making the second stop at Tabu and then to Woody’s before finishing up at Voyeur Nightclub. Admission gets you a free drink at each of the first three stops and free admission to Woody’s and Voyeur. Goodies like T-shirts and free gym memberships will be given out as you sip on signature cocktails and dance away calories in preparation of the next day’s main event. Just don’t promise to be anywhere before noon on Thanksgiving.

Wed., Nov. 24, 8:45pm. $25 if dressed in pink ($30 without pink). Q Lounge and Kitchen, 1234 Locust St. qphilly.com. n

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Art New Openings Don’t miss the art party!

truly new. Guest curator Wendy White is a New Yorker, as are most of the artist—but go see it anyway for Brian Belott’s collages, which bubble over with color, rhythm and id-fueled energy. Go for Tyler alums Paul DeMuro, who paints like he’s decorating birthday cakes while tripping on LSD, and Liz Markus, who paints her feelings in drippy, ghostly quasi-realist works. (Her portrait “Frank is much better than this painting” appeared in the Thanks.Frank show.) Take in these exuberant and idiosyncratic works by these emerging New York artists, some with Philly connections, and save your Bolt Bus money for another weekend. (Roberta Fallon) Fri., Nov. 5. 6pm. Through Dec. 10. Jolie Laide, 224 N. Juniper St. 267.603.1295. jolielaide.com

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Shu Kubo has nothing to do with street art or show posters, but anyone who’s ever made (or tried to make) a moderately detailed stencil or multilayer silkscreen shouldn’t miss the Japanese kirié artist while he’s in town for Paper Japonism, an exhibition of his work at Drexel. Kirié, which means cut-pictures, is a centuriesold Japanese art form that requires a keen eye for negative space and a ton of patience—practitioners generally create something of a real-life floating .gif by drawing or imagining a black-and-white image on paper, then painstakingly cutting with an exacto knife until it’s a black-andnothing image. The wire-thin results of master kirié artists are something that would probably make Banksy and Co. weep with appreciation, though the fine details wouldn’t survive a spray of paint literally or figuratively. Shu Kubo takes the traditional art form further, adding color and the third dimension by arranging different layers of dyed paper with the black paper “lines” into a sculpture that looks like a flat screenprint when viewed head-on. Take note: The opening reception, at which Shu Kubo will be giving a talk about his work and technique, is a Wednesday, not a First Friday like usual.

(Emily Guendelsberger)

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Wed., Nov. 3. 6pm. Through Dec. 3. Nesbitt Hall, Westphal College of Media Arts & Design. 3215 Market St. 215.895.2548. drexel.edu/westphal

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De-Nature, the seven-person group show at Jolie Laide, demonstrates how artists love to mess around, transform or de-nature things in hopes of creating something

Structuring Desire/ Desiring Structure Charles Burwell’s colorful, heavily patterned abstract paintings are all about relationships. While it’s not clearly spelled out, we’re talking every kind—interpersonal, historical, biological, technological and formal artistic relationships—all writ large in the interplay of color and shape, with hard-edged lines and biomorphic forms circled by sweeping lasso-like arcs.

Burwell’s oil paintings are dreamy and meditative, built up layer by layer freehand and with stencils and templates. From cool mint green to acid yellow ochre, Burwell’s colors surprise. Simultaneously psychedelic and harmonious, the works reveal and revel in their depths, which suggest neverending bright-hued conversations— not arguments—in which there’s a lot of echo and answer, like married couples finishing each other’s sentences. To use another metaphor—as with jazz, there are grounding underlying rhythms, like the recurring stripes and cloverleaf shapes, and risky solo moments, with swooping lines demanding attention. Nine new works are on display at Bridgette Mayer this month; go. (Roberta Fallon) Fri., Nov. 5. 6pm. Through Dec. 17.

Bridgette Mayer Gallery, 709 Walnut St. 215.413.8893. bridgettemayergallery.com

Say Uncle

Brilliant acting propels Vanya ’s tale of inertia and despair.

By J. Cooper Robb jrobb@philadelphiaweekly.com “What happens onstage should be just as complicated and just as simple as things are in real life,” Anton Chekhov once said, and Uncle Vanya, with its embrace of life’s painful and funny ironies, is a perfect tragicomic example. A lot happens in the four-act play, but little changes—but under Kathryn MacMillan’s direction in a powerfully affecting production by Lantern Theater Company, inertia has never been so involving.

Vanya is set on the country estate of a middle-class family in turn-of-the-century Russia. The full-time residents—the title character (Peter DeLaurier), his plain niece Sonya (Melissa Lynch) and his mother (Ceal Phelan)—are joined by Sonya’s visiting father, Serebryakov (David Howey), a retired academic once married to Vanya’s sister, and his beautiful second wife Yelena (Sarah Sanford). Vanya’s in love with Yelena; so is country doctor Astrov (Charlie DelMarcelle), who starts hanging around after she turns up. His presence delights the painfully shy Sonya, secretly in love with the doctor. But Astrov only has eyes for Yelena, who detests her pompous, much-older husband.

Although the play is set in 19th-century Russia, Lantern’s production manages to feel neither dated nor foreign. Millie Hiibel’s costumes evoke the period, but the fabrics and cut (particularly the men’s) don’t differ greatly from contemporary dress. And, unlike many other Chekhov productions, the actors don't arbitrarily adopt Russian accents.

The result is that even with their Russian names the characters seem familiar—they’re unhappy, but not in a particularly exotic way.

One of the limitations of the thrust stage (bordered by the audience on three sides rather than just the one) at St. Stephens Theater is that actors don’t always face the entire audience, which got annoying. Chekhov’s characters don’t tend to say exactly what they think, forcing the audience to rely more than usual on subtleties of facial expression. The space’s drawbacks are nearly countered by its assets—the close proximity to the actors made for a feeling of intimacy, as if we were ourselves inside the country home—but the occasional lack of facial cues was frustrating.

But even given the difficulties of the space, the acting, led by DeLaurier in the title role, is brilliant. DeLaurier, a two-time Barrymore winner, sinks his teeth into the role of the dispirited Vanya with an emotive, physical performance that ranks among his best.

“I drink to fool myself I’m alive,” Vanya

In your face: Vanya (Peter DeLaurier) and Yelena (Sarah Sanford) are watched

by Dr. Astrov (Charlie DelMarcelle) in Lantern Theater Company’s Uncle Vanya. explains at one point, lying spread-eagle on the floor, his pained expression suggesting that alcohol no longer provides a refuge from his troubles. Vanya has spent his life working on the estate, all the while suspecting that he’s ruined his life by not leaving like his siter did. Over the course of the play, it comes through in DeLaurier’s movements, which become increasingly slow and sluggish until at the end he sits slumped over a desk with his head in his hands.

Melissa Lynch as Sonya is no less heartbreaking. The youngest member of the household, she’s also in many ways the most responsible—while her uncle drinks and yearns for Yelena, she worries about the harvest. In public Sonya is resilient, but in private she’s tortured by her desire for Astrov and lack of companionship. “It’s terrible being plain,” she says to Yelena, shoulders dropping and large round eyes welling up with tears. She believes she has found a confidant in her stepmother, but the deceitful Yelena has her own agenda.

And in his best performance in years, David Howey is exceptional as the selfinvolved Serebryakov. A celebrated academic accustomed to the applause of colleagues, he feels lost in the anonymity of country life.

Portraying Serebryakov as a celebrity whose best days are behind him, Howey uses his classically trained voice (he worked for years with England’s Royal Shakespeare Company) to command attention.

All four of Chekhov’s major full-length plays involve guns—in fact, he’s the source of the famous literary advice “If you say in the first chapter that there is a rifle hanging on the wall, in the second or third chapter it absolutely must go off.” This tends to go down offstage rather than in the most literal sense, but in Vanya, the gunfire erupts in the middle of the drawing room. It is a shocking, calm-shattering moment, and the farcical aftermath is both funny and frightening, a contrast that well captures the sense of contradiction running through the play. n Uncle Vanya Through Nov. 21. $20-$36. St. Stephens Theater, 10th and Ludlow sts. 215.829.0395. lanterntheater.org

Receptions/events Leonard Pearlstein Gallery

LGTripp Gallery

Miriam Singer: “Built Up.” Rebecca A. Jacoby: ”Resonances.” Thru Nov. 27. 47 N. Second St. lgtrippgallery.com

The Print Center

Isaac Tin Wei Lin: “One of Us: Isaac Tin Wei Lin.” Matt Neff: “Pulling from History: Letterpress.” Thru Nov. 20. 1614 Latimer St. printcenter.org

Wed/3, 6-8pm. Kubo Shu: “Kubo Shu Kiri: Paper Japonism.” Thru Dec. 3. 3215 Market St. 215.895.2548. drexel.edu/westphal

Schmidt/Dean Gallery

Csilla Sadloch and Hanna Hannah: “New Paintings.” Thru Oct. 23. 1710 Sansom St. 215.569.9433. schmidtdean.com

Gallery51

Locks Gallery

Portside Parlor & Art Gallery

Samuel M. V. Hamilton Building

Fri/5, 5:30-7:30pm. Robert Motherwell: “Paintings.” Thru Nov. 13.

600 Washington Square South. 215.629.1000. locksgallery.com

Rodger LaPelle Galleries

Sun/7, 1-4pm. Patricia Traub: “Biophila.” Jeanine Leclaire: “Borrowing Souls and Other Awkward Moments.” Thru Dec. 31. 122 N. Third St. 215.592.0232. rodgerlapellegalleries.com

Manayunk Roxborough Art Center

Sun/7, 12-3pm. Anthony Casasanto: “Saving Daylight.” Thru Nov. 21. 419 Green Ln. mrartcenter.org

galleRies

“Art by MAL; Paintings, Works on Paper, Books.” Thru Nov. 30. 30 S. Second St. artbymal.com

Dirty Frank’s Bar

David Krevolin, Al Stegeman and Harvey Weinreich: “Off the Wall Gallery’s Fall Show.” Thru Dec. 3. 347 S. 13th St. 215.732.5010.

Larry Becker Contemporary Art

Merrill Wagner: “Paintings.” Thru Nov. 20. 43 N. Second St. artnet.com/lbecker

Gallery 13 West

Salvatore Cerceo: “Paintings and Sculpture.” Thru Dec. 4. 4504 Regent St. galley13w.com

Asian Arts Initiative

Artists’ House Gallery

Various artists: “Of Filmi Love And Other Demons.” Thru Nov. 24. 1219 Vine St. 215.557.0455. asianartsinitiative.org

Philadelphia Art Alliance

Charles Burwell: “Structuring Desire/ Desiring Structure.” Thru Dec. 17. 709 Walnut St. bridgettemayergallery.com

Various artists: “Recent Oil Paintings.” Thru Nov. 28. 57 N. Second St. 215.923.8440. artistshouse.com Various artists: “Wunderwerk.”

Thru Nov. 28. 251 S. 18th St. 215.545.4302. philaartalliance.org

Cerulean Arts

Michael Moore and Michael Rossman: “Natural Touch” Thru Nov. 27.

1355 Ridge Ave. 267.514.8647. ceruleanarts.com

Burrison Gallery

Mary Powers Holt: “Open Spaces.”

Thru Dec. 10. 3611 Walnut St.

Bridgette Mayer Gallery

Alan Magee: “Tapestries.” Thru Dec. 31. 51 N. Second St. 215.413.3191. gallery51.net Various artists: “Narcissus in the Studio: Artist Portraits & Self Portraits.”

Thru Jan. 2. 128 N. Broad St. pafa.org

Twenty-Two Gallery

Karen S. Davies: “Recent Work.”

Thru Nov. 7. 236 S. 22nd St. 215.772.1911 twenty-twogallery.com

Philadelphia Art Alliance

Jennifer Angus, Ligia Bouton, Carole Loeffler and Saya Woolfalk: “The Sitting Room: 4 Studies.” Thru Jan. 3.

251 S. 18th St. 215.545.4302. philartalliance.org

AxD Gallery

Christine Stoughton and Nancy Sophy: “Passing Evidence.” Thru Nov. 6. 265 S. 10th St. 215.627.6250. a-x-d.com/gallery

NEXUS Foundation

Various artists: “Pinhole Dreams...”

Thru Nov. 5. 1400 N. American St., Suite 102.

215.684.1946. nexusphiladelphia.org

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Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

Phillip and Edward Toledano: “Days with My Father.” Thru Nov. 6. 339 S. 21st St. 215.731.1530. gallery339.com

BIREY Gallery

William Cresson: “Ye Great Mogul of the Sketch Club.” Thru Nov. 30. 128 N. Broad St. 215.972.7600. pafa.org Matthew Alden Price: “Hanji Field Paintings” Junghak Lee: “Ceramic Vessels.” Thru Nov. 244 Race St. bireygallery.com

The Rosenbach Museum & Library

Muse Gallery

Cynthia Groya: “Pulling Paint.”

Thru Nov. 28. 52 N. Second St. 215.627.5310. musegalleryphiladelphia.com

Highwire Gallery

Rochelle Dinkin, Rachel Isaac and Joshua Gabriel: “Archetypes and Icons.” Douglas Martenson: “Light, Space, and Observations.” Thru Nov. 30. 127 S. 16th St. 215.665.8138. grossmccleaf.com

Gross McCleaf Gallery

Victoria Barnes: “Curious Incidents.”

Thru Nov. 30. 127 S. 16th St. 215.665.8138. grossmccleaf.com

Vox Populi

Bruce Campbell: “Mood-Yarn-Titty.”

Christopher P. McManus: “Suburban Warlock.” Mark Stockton: “Flesh for Worms.” Thru Nov. 28. 319 N. 11th St. voxpopuligallery.org

Woodmere Art Museum

Various artists: “Kindred Spirits: Woodmere and the Philadelphia Sketch Club.” Thru Jan. 2. 9201 Germantown Ave. 215.247.0476. woodmereartmuseum.org

Philadelphia Art Museum.

Thomas Eakins: “An Eakins Masterpiece Restored: Seeing The Gross Clinic Anew.” Thru Jan. 9. 26th and Ben Franklin Pkwy. 215.763.8100. philamuseum.org

Penn Museum

Vivian Wolovitz: “Second Nature.”

Thru Nov. 27. 629 N. Second St. 267.303.9652. projectsgallery.com

Various artists: “Archaeologists and Travelers in Ottoman Lands.”

Various artists: “Cleopatra: Search for the Last Queen of Egypt.” Thru Jan. 2. 3260 South St. 215.898.4001. penn.museum

Langman Gallery

The Franklin Institute

Projects Gallery

Various artists: “Art Jewlery 2010.”

Various artists: “Contemporary Menorahs.” Thru Dec. 31. 2500 Moreland Rd. 215.657.8333. langmangallery.com

museums Academy of Natural Sciences

Chris Nissen and Brian Kreydatus: “Unititled.” Thru Nov. 3. 127 S. 16th St. 215.665.8138. grossmccleaf.com

Ned Smith: “Pennsylvania.” Ray Troll and Kirk Johnson: “Cruisin’ The Fossile Freeway.” Thru Jan. 2. 1900 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy. 215.299.1043. ansp.org

Bambi Gallery

The Fabric Workshop and Museum

Joan Jonas: “Reading Dante III.” Thru Jan. 1. 1214 Arch St. 215.561.8888. fabricworkshopandmuseum.org

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

The Chemical Heritage Foundation.

Various artists: “Marvels and Ciphers: A Look Inside the Flask.”

Thru Dec. 10. 315 Chestnut St. 215.925.2222. chemheritage.org/marvels

The Rosenbach Museum & Library

Gross McCleaf Gallery

Various artists: “It Was 20 Years Ago Today.” Thru Nov. 28. 1001 N. Second St., Suite 7. bambiproject.com

Various artists: “Westward Ho! The Lure and Lore of the American West.” Thru Nov. 28. 2008-2010 Delancey Pl. 215.732.1600. rosenbach.org

Maurice Sendak: “Dreadful Things Happen: The Brothers Grimm & Maurice Sendak.” Thru Nov. 7. 20082010 Delancey Pl. 215.732.1600. rosenbach.org

University of the Sciences

Various artists: “Secundum Artem.”

Thru Jan. 1. Marvin Sansom Center for the History of Pharmacy, 600 S. 43rd St. 215.596.8721. usp.edu/museum

elsewheRe National Constitution Center

Various artists: “Art of the American Soldier.” Thru Jan. 10. 525 Arch St. 215.409.6895. constitutioncenter.org

Longwood Gardens

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

Free Library of Philadelphia

Frank H. Taylor: “Ever-Changing Philadelphia: Prints & Watercolors

by Frank H. Taylor.” Thru Dec. 31.

1901 Vine St. 215.686.5322 freelibrary.org

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Art Listings

schools & univeRsities Temple Gallery

Yevgeniy Fiks: “Communist Conspiracy in Art Threatens American Museums.” Thru Nov. 6. Tyler School of Art, Temple University, 12th and Norris sts.

215.777.9144. temple.edu/tyler/exhibitions

University of the Arts

Sterling Hundley: “The Art of Sterling Hundley.” Thru Nov. 21. 320 S. Broad St. 215.717.6240. uarts.edu/go

Moore College of Art & Design

Various artists: “Faculty Triennial Exhibition: Practice and Process.”

Thru Dec. 11. 20th and The Parkway.

215.965.4065. thegalleriesatmoore.org

Institute of Contemporary Art

Erin Shirreff: “Still, Flat, and Far.” Anne Chu and Matthew Monahan: “Mineral Spirits.” Various artists: “Set Pieces.” Thru Feb. 13. 118 S. 36th St. 215.898.7108. icaphila.org

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Music Be Frank

Philadelphia’s pre-eminent sports journo Reuben Frank knows his Guided By Voices.

By Michael Alan Goldberg feedback@philadelphiaweekly.com

When we heard the news earlier this year that legendary Ohio indie-rock/power-pop band Guided by Voices—led by the prolific Robert Pollard (pictured above)—were reuniting its mid-’90s “classic lineup” and coming to Philadelphia, we knew we’d need to speak to Reuben Frank.

You probably know Roob as one of Philly’s pre-eminent sports journalists, a longtime WIP host, and a columnist/ TV personality for Comcast SportsNet. But he’s also a Guided by Voices superfan who’s seen about a million GBV/Pollard-related shows, owns hundreds of live GBV bootlegs (and regularly listens to them), and just might know more about GBV’s sprawling songbook than ol’ Pollard himself. We caught up with Roob to get the diehard fan’s perspective of GBV then and now.

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How did you first discover Guided by Voices?

[Philly sports writer] Phil Sheridan and I worked together at the Bucks County Courier Times in the late ’80s and into the ’90s and we’d always turn each other onto bands.

One time I was in his car and he put on [1993’s] Vampire on Titus. It didn’t catch right away, but gradually I was like, “This is what I’ve been looking for from pop music all my life.”

What was it that drew you to their music?

Just a total absence of musical or lyrical clichés. Really inventive and subversive, very adventurous chord changes within really catchy pop songs. I mean, I grew up listening to Yes, ELP and Genesis, so it kinda gave me everything I’d been looking for from a pop standpoint but it still had the musicianship.

A lot of people say that it’s hard to get into GBV because they’ve put out so much music and you really have to work to separate the wheat from the chaff.

Yeah, it’s overwhelming. Somebody at CSN asked me to make them a GBV sampler and it ended up being 10 CDs and 250 tracks [laughs]. Every record’s so different. I dunno, I don’t try to convince anybody that they’re better than the Beatles anymore. Nobody believes it until you spend a couple years getting into their catalog, and then you realize they actually have more great songs than the Rolling Stones or the Beatles. It’s almost like you’re unraveling a mystery, and you have to have the time and willingness to put into it, and most people don’t want to do that.

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What was it like the first time you saw them live?

I was totally blown away because I’d heard, you know, the critics love to call their live show “shambolic,” but they

were a great band—the musicianship was amazing. As much as Pollard drinks onstage and jokes about that, live they were as good as any band I’ve ever seen.

Any shows particularly stand out for you over the years?

I saw them at a place called Conduit in Trenton. I think it was in the spring of ’04 and it was the night I found out they were breaking up. Maybe 12 songs in, somebody had slipped Pollard a drink and it must have had some drug in it because he basically collapsed into the drum set.

He sang “Cut-Out Witch” from his back, half-conscious, and it was amazing. And then the show ended. It was one of the best shows because they were living on the edge that night. Until Pollard crashed into the drum set and got dragged off the stage. One night in New York he was onstage ripping Bright Eyes, just killing ’em. He was going, “Ask the person next to you if they own a Bright Eyes album, and if they say yes, punch them in the face.” And it turned out Conor Oberst was standing about 10 feet behind me.

Did Pollard know he was there?

I was told he didn’t. And apparently Conor Oberst left.

I’m sure he walked out in very dramatic fashion. It was pretty hilarious. I’ve been to some really bad Pollard shows, too. World Café, when there was like 75 people downstairs there on a weeknight and his wife was crying backstage. It was the low point.

Wow, when was this?

It was after [2006’s] Normal Happiness came out. A lot of the hardcore GBV fans had fallen off because the solo stuff was kinda different. He went into this really long, depressed tirade about how irrelevant he had become and how the glory days were over, and he went on and on and we could see his wife crying backstage. He actually canceled the tour after that.

Did you think they would ever reunite?

I did. I really did.

You went to one of the reunion shows in D.C. recently, how was it?

They sounded great and they played all the hits from that era. It was a little too much like a nostalgia show, though. As much as I love those songs from Alien Lanes and Bee Thousand, they’re 15 years old and there wasn’t a single new song. I just found it a little sad that a guy who’s written so much great music since then would have to limit himself because everyone wants to hear “I Am a Scientist.” To me the great thing about Pollard’s music is that it continues to evolve and grow. But I think everyone there loved it and I enjoyed it. I don’t wanna sound like I didn’t dig it, because I really did. But it felt like it was going backward instead of forward.

OK, obligatory sports-related question: If you had to compare Robert Pollard’s career to any professional athlete’s, who would it be?

Wow, that’s a tough question. It would have to be somebody who had a ton of talent but who wasn’t appreciated.

You could go with Donovan [McNabb], but nah, I don’t wanna go there [laughs]. Maybe Satchel Paige. Yeah.

Robert Pollard toiled in the Negro leagues of rock ’n’ roll for all those years—he was as good as anybody in the bigs but nobody knew about him. And he kept doing it well into his 50s. n Guided By Voices perform Sat., Nov. 6, 8:45pm. Sold out. Trocodero, 1003 Arch St. 215.922.6888. thetroc.com

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Maserati

Lovers

Pyramid of the Sun

Dark Light

(Temporary Residence)

(Badman)

(Quannum Projects)

(Gold Dust Media)

Sounds Like: Another

Sounds Like: Delight-

Sounds Like: The

Sounds Like: Genre-

mind-blowing Athens, Ga., band; veteran instrumental rockers steeped in psychedelics who rock extra hard to honor their late drummer, Jerry Fuchs.

Free Association: Proof you don’t need vocals to be a kickass rock band.

For Fans Of: Pink Floyd x Tortoise, Neu!, Headlights, the Rapture.

fully eerie synth-driven and percussion-heavy three-part lady harmonies on Portland, Ore.’s newest incarnation of Carolyn Berk’s songwriting.

Free Association: Sexy ambiguous punk girls make grimy, pretty beats.

For Fans Of: Gossip x Duran Duran, the Knife, Tegan & Sara, but better.

Q&A With

Many Arms

By Elliott Sharp

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L.A. rapper takes a new turn with a more commercial and less underground vibe, introducing a lot more indie rockness and pop appeal.

Free Association: Some sick moments of funk genius with light-hearted, chill lyricism.

For Fans Of: Big Boi, Blackalicious, Janelle Monae, Pharcyde.

Zion I

Atomic Clock blending duo from the Bay Area’s futuristic hip-hop is upbeat and socially conscious, but the faith is buried beneath tight production and sick beats.

Free Association: Hiphop and Christianity can be really boring— this just isn’t.

For Fans Of: Brother Ali, Dam-Funk, Mos Def.

Ricardo Lagomasino: I think it was more of a free for all at the beginning because we were trying to reconcile all the ideas we were each bringing to the table. We definitely have a more cohesive sound now and we’ve done a lot of playing together.

Nick Millevoi: I think that’s the most important thing. Since the last record we’ve played together a lot and totally shifted our focus.

Whereas before we had improvised sections through composed songs, now it’s more deep, free-jazz-style improvisation over longer periods of time. There’s definitely a deeper group aesthetic.

So there’s a more collective, improvisational approach?

RL: Yeah, we just know each other much better musically.

NM: On our last tour we went to a record store in Minneapolis and Johnny bought Frank Wright’s Unity. We listened to that for five hours and then the next day we listened to it for several hours, and it’s been our goal to achieve that kind of group energy.

Josh Olmstead Band

Purple Mountain Majesty In The Antlers Hotel (Self-released)

Sounds Like: Country-

tinged folk pop with a hint of blues from local boys (and a girl) who could fill a bar with musician friends and alcoholics in a heartbeat.

Free Association: The blues are in there, sure, but this is happy times Clark Park music.

For Fans Of: B.C. Camplight, Willie Nelson.

Hong Kong Stingray

A Little Broken Isn’t Bad (K-9 Audio)

Sounds Like: Local

romance rocker Chet Delcampo’s quartet of folksy rock hits a homerun with the help of some guests on vocals and woodwinds.

Free Association: You need to get those guest female vocals on board permanently.

For Fans Of: The Swimmers + Wilco, the Dears with Amy Milan, West Philly.

missing time and wandering through a forest wondering what happened, and maybe you were just in outerspace.

RL: Not every song, but most share this theme.

NM: As we were going through the phase of finding our new approach to playing we were equally fascinated by the books of Temple Professor David Jacobs.

RL: It started with you, but I think we all read Secret Life and I have Nick’s copy of The Threat, which I haven’t read.

NM: So a lot of band conversations on tour were about aliens, then we would go play this music and listen to Frank Wright.

Do you think nonhuman life forms exist?

NM: Yeah.

RL: Yes.

What do you think they’re up to?

What was the recording process like?

RL: We don’t do anything in the studio different than we do live.

Is your music a message for them?

RL: Totally.

NM: Yeah, we just rolled into the studio and played a live set.

What does “missing time” signify?

(Kanine)

(Parasol)

Sounds Like: Vaguely

Sounds Like: Totally

circus-influenced chamber rock from two L.A. dudes who beat, finger and strum all kinds of instruments to grandiose effect.

Free Association:

Dreamy and slightly psychedelic approach to orchestral pop rock.

For Fans Of: Beach Boys, Beirut, DeVotchka x Grizzly Bear.

Return of the Century harmless and pretty chamber pop from a Chicago collective who use cool instruments, have pretty voices and sound like nice people.

Free Association: To be listened to on a stroll along Lake Michigan with Sufjan Stevens.

For Fans Of: Belle & Sebastian, Stars, Fleetwood Mac, the Shins.

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Interpol

NM: No. Our message is to humans and it’s just to spread the word about the possible threats of this situation.

Does it have to be a threat?

RL: Well, they’re kidnapping us, experimenting, you know. They’re not asking, they’re just taking. Extracting, presenting, bonding and causing us to miss time.

Thurs., Nov. 4, 8pm. $35-$39.50. With White Rabbits + Dave P. Tower Theatre, 69th and Ludlow sts., Upper Darby. 215.336.2000. livenation.com

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Many Arms play Fri., Nov. 5, 8pm. $5.

With Inzinzac + Eric Carbonara.

Avant Gentlemen’s Lodge, 4028 Filbert St. myspace.com/avantgentlemenslodge

word for those who succumbed to A the hype, genuflecting like Pitchforkpoisoned pod-people at the altar of these post-punk parasites: Really? Years (and three progressively crappier albums) later it seems like an embarrassing drug-addled dream. These narcissistic fraudsters only ever really knew how to strike an ambivalent pose or affect a dark mood; actual songwriting never entered the equation. They’re interior decorators, capable of assembling a few key pieces but at a loss as to how to create anything original. Once they finished sucking off Ian Curtis’ corpse there was little left but cinematic wisps of smoke and vainglorious histrionics—available from any metalcore band without having to endure the soul-sucking, world-weary malaise of the black turtleneck set. Interpol’s ponderous self-titled fourth album pulls back to the curtain on a tale told by tools full of thick textures and fashionable frowns signifying exactly bupkus. (Chris Parker)

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RL: Maybe you should take this one ...

NM: The name is taken from a book by noted ufologist Budd Hopkins. One of the first indications that you’ve had an abduction experience is that you’ve “missed time.”

The piece is written to impart that feeling of

The 1900s

Beauregard

Is this idea explored throughout the record?

RL: David Jacobs says these guys are not our friends. They’re not here to help us.

NM: And we believe that we should heed his warning.

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Pepper Rabbit

November 3-9, 2010

How has the band changed since last year’s Palabras Malas LP?

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hiladelphia-based experimentalists Many P Arms just released their second LP, Missing Time, and their record release show is Friday at Avant Gentlemen’s Lodge, which will also mark the West Philly venue’s final concert. Missing Time is equally motivated by free jazz and punk, daringly shifts between exactitude and improvisation, chaos and control. PW met with guitarist Nick Millevoi and drummer Ricardo Lagomasino (bassist John DeBlase was in Europe) in West Philly to talk about the new album.

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Food Be Major Roll over, Beethoven: Sonata brings new life to old foods.

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well Sonata brings complexity and fun to common comfort dishes.

Chicken isn’t supposed to be this exciting, and modern cooking techniques aren’t generally reputed to be this comforting. But the deceptively, straightforwardly named “panroasted, bacon-wrapped chicken” hit every note it should have, and even a few it generally wouldn’t.

This was no leathery Purdue breast—it was a wholly original take on the bird. Typically bland white breast meat was stuffed with a chicken-chestnut forcemeat (that’s from farce, French for “stuffing”—it’s meat that’s been finely ground up with other ingredients), wrapped in rolled-thin bacon, treated to a languorous hourlong sous vide bath followed by a quick bacon-crisping roast then plated with deliriously addictive Boursin potatoes: Fun, witty and technically accomplished chicken.

A restaurant with ambitions this high and the chops to achieve them typically flies far higher on the radar than Sonata. But despite a generally positive review here last year and a prime location on Liberties Walk, it’s still upsettingly easy to score a table. Chef-owner Mark Tropea says business has been picking up—hopefully it’ll continue to, because some truly remarkable food is being served in this understated dining room.

Rabbit and andouille sausage gumbo, a slick-top beauty, is remarkable for Tropea’s dexterity with a simple roux that lends the bowlful a glistening, ganache-brown appearance and a sense of elegance. The two green-onion hush puppies marooned in the center stake out a spot at the intersection of delicacy and exuberance.

Foie gras was just a touch overdone—the seared outer layer encapsulating the liver a hair too thick—but still charmed by virtue of its accompaniments. The standard balanceproviding sweet components were present (black-currant preserves, in this case), but they were joined by an unexpected cashew crumble, the much-needed acid of a balsamic reduction and a brioche puree—essentially a sauce, Tropea pointed out, “that tastes like toast.”

Complex arugula and frisee salad, flecked with Shellbark Farm’s stellar goat cheese and crunchy pomegranate seeds, made excellent and intelligent use of persimmon, which had been cooked sous vide with cinnamon, compressed and draped in three-dimensional rectangles over the greens. The standout appetizer, however, was the pork belly, a geometric and densely compressed cut with a warm, perfectly crisped layer of fat on top. Tomato marmalade heady with smoked paprika echoed the warmth, toothy compressed apple brought a sense of seasonal heft and calvados molasses reiterated the theme—the elements working together embodied the musical give-and-take of the restaurant’s name.

Entrees continued in much the same successful vein, though the chicken was the unquestioned high point.

Lobster “mac and cheese” succeeded in updating the old favorite, but a few details kept it from stealing the spotlight. The lobster tail itself was a velvety, highly persuasive argument for poaching everything you can find in butter.

And the pasta, made in-house, was an appealing reminder of why slippery pappardelle is among the sexiest of noodles to eat. Only the slight grittiness of the fontina-cream sauce and the overwhelming fishy notes of the mushrooms scattered throughout kept it from really shining.

Duck confit cooked sous vide was a textural tour de force, though slightly too salty. Still, its perfectly calibrated salad—beets, gently spiced walnuts, pears and a subtle balsamic dressing—showed the confidence and maturity of this kitchen.

Short rib done sous vide, a remarkably vivid pink, retained more structure than any I’ve tasted in a long time.

An accompanying celery-root puree, a subtle evocation of the autumn, stole the show—not an easy trick with a dish like this.

Desserts followed in the same witty, hyper-competent vein—Sonata’s sous and pastry chef, Krystal Weaver, is a serious talent. Pumpkin pie was re-imagined as a quasisamosa, brown-spiced, burnt-umber puree encased in a flaky pie crust, a cloud-light dollop of Grand Marnier whipped cream hovering off to the side. “Chocolate decadence,” a fairly common name on dessert menus, actually lived up to its name. Midnight-brown beignets were a hint more bitter than sweet and wildly complex, their molten centers protected by a fried exterior. The elegant, shimmery chocolate was the star, and would have found itself just as at home in a Parisian patisserie case as here in Northern Liberties.

Sonata really excels at making these sort of comfort dishes unexpectedly challenging, and unexpectedly fun, too. The meal ends with a plateful of salted chocolate caramels that simultaneously call to mind Rolos, and a kitchen with serious vision. In other words, they're Sonata to a T. n

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Enuf, Already!

For Colored Girls has ambition, but Perry lacks the directorial chops to pull it together.

By Sean Burns

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mprigge@philadelphiaweekly.com The Great Dictator (1940): Anything can be funny. Comedy exists in part to bring levity to tragedy, which is why Charles Chaplin decided to channel his rage at the ascent of the Third Reich into this slapstick belittling its figurehead, who had the balls to steal the Little Tramp’s slim ’stache. Chaplin went even further into dark comedy with Monsieur Verdoux, a featherweight comedy about a serial killer.

But first he ensured the Nazis and the Holocaust could always be comic targets, paving the way for To Be Or Not to Be, The Producers, Life Is Beautiful, etc.

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964): How serious was the threat of nuclear annihilation the year Stanley Kubrick made light of it?

It also produced Fail-Safe, which plays exactly as Strangelove’s straight-faced doppelganger.

The End (1978): “When I think about killing myself, I get a hard-on,” confesses sickly Burt Reynolds (who also directed) before he embarks on a series of botched suicide attempts. And if that sounds bleak, don’t worry, because he’s often aided by Dom Deluise.

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Citizen Ruth (1996): Abortion itself may not be funny. The intensity of the debate— that’s another story. Alexander Payne’s feature debut mocks both extremes, with Laura Dern’s preggers white trash caught obliviously in the middle.

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Divine Intervention (2002): In occupied Palestine, pissy neighbors dump trash in each other’s yards, a female terrorist unleashes Matrix moves, border police act extra nutty and a bound-and-gagged Palestinian prisoner is removed from the back of a van to give directions to a tourist. A series of deadpan blackout sketches, often in the style of Jacques Tati, from one of the most miserable places on earth.

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Four Lions (2010): Suicide bombers targeting London. Peaceful Muslims rounded up and subjected to rendition. Innocent people (and crows and sheep) blown up.

No, it’s not too soon for any of this to be made hilariously funny. n

Group hug... except for you, Thandie: (from left) Anika Noni Rose, Kerry Washington, Janet Jackson, Kimberly Elise, Phylicia Rashad, Loretta Devine, Tessa Thompson and Thandie Newton in Tyler Perry's ambitious but poorly executed For Colored Girls.

Tyler Perry’s back-breakingly ambitious adaptation of Ntozake Shange’s beloved 1975 play For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/ When The Rainbow Is Enuf is a fascinating misfire. Over the past decade, Perry has become a cottage industry unto himself, every nine months or so cranking out another buppie soap opera or crazy family melodrama in which he wears a dress. Under the radar of most mainstream press, Tyler Perry’s films have grossed north of $400 million without ever being screened for critics— until now, that is.

Perhaps suffering from Oscar envy after all the wild acclaim bestowed upon Lee Daniels’ Precious (to which Perry belatedly attached his name as executive producer), For Colored Girls is the filmmaker’s bid for awards-season glory. It’s a massively selfimportant, oppressively weighty translation of difficult material that most folks said couldn’t be translated—and it turns out they were right.

And yet the movie remains strangely watchable, even when it’s gone bonkers.

Especially when it’s gone bonkers. Audacity goes a long way. Perry might lack tonal

backseat of a Buick, which I didn’t think kids were into anymore. Before long she’s suffering from morning sickness, but doesn’t dare tell Mom (Whoopi Goldberg, terrible) who belongs to a fire-and-brimstone religious cult and dresses like she’s still guest-starring on Star Trek: The Next Generation. Nyla’s estranged sister Tangie (Thandie Newton) isn’t much of a help, as she’s usually drunk and dragging home a different man every night—facing scornful glares from the apartment manager (Phylicia Rashad.)

Down the hall, we’ve got battered wife Crystal (Kimberly Elise) who tries to shield her two kids from a traumatized war-vet boyfriend who likes to guzzle gin and dangle the toddlers out the window.

Crystal works for an uptight bitch-onwheels (a terrifying-looking Janet Jackson) so focused on her magazine-editing career that she doesn’t even notice her husband just got arrested for blowing a guy in his BMW. Kerry Washington hovers around as a social worker who deals with unwanted kids all day yet (irony alert!) can’t conceive her own, and Anika Noni Rose shows up as a goody-two-shoes teacher who seems to be in the movie just so she can get raped.

It’s an awful lot to juggle, especially since Perry hasn’t found a way to organically incorporate Shange’s poems into the screenplay. Mid-sentence, the characters lapse into verse the way folks in musicals burst into song, but Perry just keeps shooting as if it was a regular dialogue scene.

The words are often quite beautiful, and For Colored Girls actually works once in a while, when a few of these actresses (most notably Newton and Rashad) are allowed to hold the screen alone and tear into the language.

But such moments throw the banality of the filmmaking into even sharper relief.

Like Precious, it all becomes a bit much.

The movie’s midsection is a dizzying onslaught of child-murder, abuse revelations, hysterical breakdowns and assorted sexual assaults, culminating in a batshit, bizarrely dated sequence starring Macy Gray as a drunken abortionist working in a back-alley clinic. By that point, there’s no choice but to throw up your hands and surrender to this odd, earnest beast of a film. Then go home and read the poems. n

“The movie remains strangely watchable, even when it’s gone bonkers.

Especially when it’s gone bonkers.” control, the ability to modulate performances and even rudimentary visual skills, but the dude has massive cojones.

Shange’s play was seven women reading a series of 20 poems, telling intertwined tales of abuse, abandonment, abortion and rape. Perry’s stubbornly literal-minded adaptation centers the action on a Harlem tenement building, allowing an all-star cast to overlap in broad, sitcom-y fashion as different acts of degradation occur behind every door. (It seems like a really unpleasant place to live.) The film is set in the present day, but the distinctly 1970s language remains untouched, leading to some jarring anachronisms.

For starters, young dance student Nyla (Tessa Thompson) speaks of getting liquored up and losing her virginity in the

Grade: C Director: Tyler Perry Starring: Kimberly Elise, Janet Jackson Running time: 134 minutes

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the worst that could happen, she doesn’t invite me to a party?” says Gunn. “I’m not invited to her parties now, and don’t care to be.”

When asked how he would reframe the book, Gunn says that perception is already changing “now that we’ve had this horrible outbreak of teenage suicides.”

He speaks with unusual candor in his book about his own suicide attempt as an isolated gay youth, and was among the earliest and most affecting figures to record an “It Gets Better” video sharing his experience and a message of hope for bullied LGBTQ kids. It’s clearly an important one to him, and he seems grateful that “people are now talking about that aspect and the Anna Wintour stuff has more or less gone away.”

Of course, telling it like it is comes with personal as well as professional risks.

“I’ll be perfectly honest—my mother isn’t speaking to me,” Gunn says, sounding as upbeat as one can given the topic. Those who’ve read the book might have their suspicions as to why (a little too close a peek into Hoover’s drawers, perhaps?), but he isn’t interested in speculating. “She has read the book and she’s not speaking to me. So I don’t know the specifics of what she’s so cobbled by—I can guess, but I honestly don’t know.” He gives the impression that he expects it will be all right and it’s difficult to doubt that unspoken appraisal; after all, this is the man who’s built his fame on doing the best he can with what he’s got.

When asked about the tensions around semi-outcast Michael Costello on the most recent season of Project Runway, Gunn shoots from the hip: “I’ll tell you what troubled me,” he says without hesitation, “and I’m making an assumption that it troubled the other designers too. It’s that Michael, for each challenge, would create two, three, sometimes four looks ... I have not

By Charlie Gill feedback@philadelphiaweekly.com seen anything quite like that in the history of the show.” The designers' response to the judges’ praise It’s hard to see how Tim Gunn makes his life work of these hastily constructed garments was, Gunn aswithout the benefit of time travel. The ever-dapper sumes, “Good god, he did that in the last three hours.”

Project Runway mentor and Chief Creative Officer of In his seven years at Parsons, Gunn says, he tried Liz Claiborne recently finished out the show’s eighth to make it clear to his students that fashion is, counseason, logged several guest TV spots, ran the atten- terintuitively, a very serious industry that is bigger dant publicity gauntlet for his second book, Gunn’s than just pretty things and petty sniping. Fashion Golden Rules, and has been on tour as something “is a sociological gauge—it happens in a context that of fashion's ambassador to the real world. Gunn, on is societal and cultural and historical and economic one recent such visit to the King of Prussia Mall, was and political,” he says. “Clothes don’t need to change, kind enough to discuss the book, reality shows, “It but fashion, by definition, must.”

Gets Better,” and being seen as the voice of reason in Gunn is passionate about the connections between a notoriously unreasonable industry. what we wear and the environments we live in—one Gunn’s first-hand accounts of some of the more thing he loves about the American fashion industry uncouth behavior in the fashion world drew a ton of (and it’s a point that’s not always seen as a positive, early interest in his book, but the attention skewed particularly in Europe) is its accessibility—how “we its perception—the slim volume could be titled look at fashion through the lens of commerce.”

Gunn’s Guide to Being a Rational and Decent Human But Gunn acknowledges that even the accessible Being, but the way the tabloids picked up and harped American fashion industry, can still be alienating on a couple of anecdotes, someone who hadn’t read it to many consumers—after all, it is still de rigueur might assume it’s more “Manol-oh-no-she-didn’t.” for runway shows to feature prohibitively expensive “I have been concerned about it,” says Gunn. “The clothes on “girls who haven’t even hit puberty.” reasons these stories are so potent for me is because “It’s just not realistic,” he asserts. “A lot of people they are aberrant—this isn’t the way most people be- don’t have either the money or the inclination for have.” For example, the now-infamous story of Anna that, and they want real, solid advice about how Wintour having bodyguards carry her down five to present themselves. I like women who are real flights of stairs after a fashion event was included shapes; nothing makes me happier than working for the what-not-to-do lesson of what happened with real women in the real world and helping them afterward (Gunn made a joke about the incident that get their fashion right. I’m always saying ‘If getting found its way into print, Wintour tried to bully him your fashion right were easy, everyone would always into retracting it and apologizing). look great’—and, you know, they don’t.”

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AReview by Matt Prigge The suicide-bomber comedy Four Lions arrives in America with slightly bum timing—the weekend of the NPR fracas would have been ideal.

The feature debut of Chris Morris dares to find jokes in Sheffield jihadists planning to make their mark, albeit while dressed as ostriches and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Of course, like most amateurs, they have more in common with the underwear bomber. Even Riz Ahmed’s Omar, the most intelligent of the five, gets booted from terrorist training camp and can’t grasp basic rocket launcher function. Of the rest, two are endearingly dim, one’s an Ali G-esque poser and the last’s a blowhard who pulls tenets like “Dogs contradict Islam” and “Spark plugs are a Jewish plot” from deep within his ass. Three of the five guys are basically likable, which is a touch disconcerting when their aim is to ignite a London still shaky from 7/7.

Criminally underknown in the states, Chris Morris is Britain’s most savage satirist, and his shows (Brass Eye, The Day Today, Nathan Barley) combine headline-grabbing pranks with fearless subversion. On Brass Eye, he tricked various celebrities into advocating against a fictional drug called “cake,” while the show’s notorious “Paedogeddon” episode netted the BBC a record number of complaints. Four Lions is more rooted in reality than anything Morris has ever made; comparisons to Dr. Strangelove are apt, but it’s a Dr. Strangelove where Dr. Strangelove is a recognizable human being. Even playing it straight, Morris finds much to laugh at, and it takes a unique brilliance to turn the murders of innocent bystanders into a film’s heartiest laughs.

But it’s as funny as it is rich. Morris spent three years researching the project, and his film—in addition to being a constant hoot—offers an important rejoinder to our latest wave of anti-Muslim fervor. In Four Lions, extremists are choked by misplaced anger and uninterested in actual religious study, while true, peaceful fundamentalists are plagued by racial profiling, which only makes matters worse. If it’s not as gut-busting as In the Loop (two of whose writers carried on here;

they’re presumably responsible for creative insults like “floppy camel sphincter”), it’s more important. It will make Juan Williams nervous, and that’s good.

Fair Game

C+ Review by Matt Prigge The two directors of the Bourne series each debuted historical accounts of the Bush Era this year, and who would have expected the superior film would come from the one who made Jumper?

With the WMD yarn Green Zone, Paul Greengrass wildly overcompensated for a paint-by-numbers script loaded with speechifying, one-note villains and toxic nobility. Doug Liman (Swingers, Go) is only slightly less keyed up in his account of Plamegate, but directing this decidedly unthrilling story as if it were The Bourne Identity proves unexpectedly appropriate. Instead of gunplay and platitudes, it’s the thrill of verbal sparring—of people of power duking it out with words, making their moves on cable news and in print. And for a good while, it fools us into thinking there’s more going on here than there is.

As you well know, Valerie Plame (Naomi Watts) is a seasoned spy who has the misfortune to be married to Sean Penn—er, Joe Wilson (Sean Penn), a hotheaded ex-diplomat who publishes a series of New York Times pieces debunking claims that Saddam Hussein had purchased uranium yellowcake from Niger. Plame is then mysteriously outed, and her career and some lives are immediately ruined, sending her into a depressive funk and Wilson on a media tour pointing the finger at Karl Rove and fellow mega-dick Scooter Libby.

It’s frankly bizarre that this not-that-dramatic story has now inspired two movies (the other, Nothing But the Truth, tells it from the side of journo Judith Miller, who barely figures in here)—the third act is mostly internalized, its ending no more than someone sitting down at a table and microphone. The filmmakers panic and try to turn it into the story of a marriage suddenly in mildly dire straits; when that thread proves unenlightening, here come the speeches the film had thus far heroically avoided.

But until then, Fair Game is effectively a bluff job, seducing us with a quick pace, lots of stressedout chatter and, most surprisingly,

relaxed and even funny turns from its two leads, who play people, not symbols. Until, ultimately, they are playing symbols, not people.

Tamara Drewe

CReview by Sean Burns Adapted from Posy Simmonds’ comic strip, which was itself a reworking of Thomas Hardy’s Far From The Madding Crowd, director Stephen Frears’ wheezy romp sets forth a game of musical beds in one of those pastoral English villages where everybody’s all up in each others’ business—and knickers, too.

The alleged farce begins with the return of the title character. Once a horny wallflower with a bad nose, Gemma Arterton’s Tamara Drewe arrives from London much improved by plastic surgery and what must be a punishing workout regimen. Aiming to sell off her parents’ old farmhouse, Tamara strikes a few sparks with a former flame (Luke Evans) before alternating her affections between a ludicrous indie star (Dominic Cooper) and a hack novelist (Christopher Hitchens look-alike Roger Allam.)

A couple of rascally teenyboppers set about mucking things up for the adulterous adults, but there’s little at stake and even less forward momentum. Allam’s serial philanderer runs a rustic writer’s retreat, where his long-suffering wife (Tamsin Greig) does all the work to the adoration of an American Hardy scholar (Bill Camp).

For one of those movies where everybody’s spying somebody through a bedroom window and getting the wrong idea, Tamara Drewe is curiously short on energy. (There’s nothing here a little undercranked fast-motion and the Benny Hill theme couldn’t have spruced up.) Frears seems unsure as to whether he’s playing the material for laughs or for keeps, dwelling uncomfortably on Greig’s scornedwife humiliation one moment, then crudely dispatching characters via a goofy cattle stampede the next.

A couple of half-hearted splitscreens acknowledge the tale’s funny-book origin, but the project overall has a slapdash, goodenough-for-government-work feel to it. Arterton makes little impression as the sexpot around which this chaos pivots. She’s easy to look at, but otherwise blank—it’s hard to believe all these guys would go so crazy over such a dull gal. n

I’m a 23-year-old heterosexual male, and I am married. My wife and I also happen to have a girlfriend now, making our arrangement a polyamorous triad. We all love each other very much, and we are getting to the point that we are thinking about how we are going to tell our parents.

My parents already know. My mother was slightly bemused and amazed that I was able to pull it off, and my father gave me a high five. But my parents are not exactly typical; by the time I was 12, my dad was teaching me how to eat pussy.

My wife’s family is super Southern Baptist, while our girlfriend’s mother is a big ol’ bag of crazy: She was a physically abusive nut job who beat her children with a Bible.

Our question is this: Should we even bother disclosing to the other sets of parents? To give you an even better idea about who my mother-in-law is: I’m a recovering addict (two years sober), and after I told her that in confidence, she used it against me the first chance she got (called me a thieving junkie).

She’s a hypocritical, judgmental bitch, but my wife feels like she needs her approval.

If we shouldn’t disclose, then how do we deal with things like family holidays and other group events? Is not disclosing a sign that either my wife or girlfriend is ashamed of the life we lead?

Not Telling The Whole Truth

make it fun for him?

Wants Info For Erotics Except in the most extreme cases, WIFE, male chastity play isn’t really about orgasm denial.

It’s more of an elaborate, extended kind of foreplay, a way of introducing elements of erotic power and control that usually result in the denied/chaste man having more orgasms, not fewer.

There’s no way of knowing how many wives out there are locking up their husbands’ dicks, WIFE, but there are enough couples doing it to keep male chastity device manufacturers in business (cb-6000.com) and enough couples interested in male chastity play for publishers to bring out books that explain how to do it and how to make it pleasurable (Male Chastity: A Guide for Keyholders by Lucy Fairbourne, Be Careful What You Wish For…: The Ultimate Guide to Male Chastity by Sarah Jameson).

As for safety: Make sure you get a male chastity device that fits properly, WIFE, as you don’t want his dick to go numb, develop gangrene, and fall off—that would be nullification, not chastity. And don’t deny your husband orgasms for weeks or months on end, as that could elevate his risk for developing prostate cancer (his orgasms flush carcinogens from his prostate).

I’m a guy in my late 30s and have been married for 12 mostly happy years, with three kids. I’ve never cheated, despite a boring sex life that I’ve tried to spice up. My efforts were not received well. We’ve talked at length about the frequency and style of our sex life, but she’s not interested. I’ve thought about having sex with other women but have never acted on any of the opportunities that came my way. I’ve jerked off to plenty of porn in the meantime, though.

Anyway, I meet a girl, we’re attracted to each other, and we decide to go for it. No, my wife does not know. Yes, I’m an asshole.

And the problem is, suddenly I can’t get it up—for either of them! Neither my hand nor porn work, either. WTF? I have NEVER had this problem. It’s been three attempts— patient girl, huh?—and so far nothing. I can’t tell if this is guilt, performance anxiety or what. Has my wife, porn and my hand ruined me for having sex with other women?

Do you have any suggestions? I doubt it’s medical, since the onset occurred precisely when this girl and I decided to have sex, and that would be far too much of a coincidence.

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You’ve taken a huge and potentially very consequential step: You’re gonna cheat on the wife (three attempts? you’re already cheating on the wife), NCSO, and if the wife finds out—and that’s a pretty small if—that could mean divorce. (It shouldn’t mean divorce, in my opinion, but it usually does.) Seeing as the potential consequences for you, your wife and your kids are so dire that you’ve been struck bonerless, I would advise you to stop seeing the patient girl… for now.

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And it doesn’t sound like your wife’s parents need to know—not yet. This triad is new, and like most romantic relationships, it may not stand the test of time. For the moment, introduce your girlfriend as a friend; if your MIL is curious about why you’re all living together, say something vague about the economy. If it turns out that your triad is one for the ages, NTTWT, then you can come out to your MIL and weather the judgmental shitstorm.

As for the girlfriend’s mother, NTTWT, it doesn’t sound like that woman has a right to know anything about her daughter’s life.

All that said, NTTWT, I do think loving, committed nonmonogamous couples should be open with their families, if only to prove to people that loving, committed nonmonogamous couples exist. I’m not encouraging you to be closeted, just strategic. Your wife’s family is more likely to be accepting if they perceive your marriage as not just loving, but lasting. Give it a few years, NTTWT, and then, whether the current girlfriend is still in the picture or not, your wife can let her mother know—as matterof-factly as possible—that you’re poly.

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MAINLINE, WYNNEWOOD: 2BDRS, 2BA, WD, DW, OPPOSITE WHOLE FOODS Next to SEPTA. $1595+elc.

484-429-9088

301 South 19th Street: RITTENHOUSE SQUARE!! Old World Charm building, Fresh On The Market!

Studio Apartment $1,200.00 per month, Available for Early Late November move in. Must See To Appreciate. Unobstructed Views, Great light thru South & East windows, Hardwood floors, High ceilings, Plentiful closet space, Cat friendly. Call to schedule an appointment. 215-735-5757, OR EMAIL: DelanceyPlace@aol.com

real estate for sale LAND LIQUIDATION. 20 Acres $0 Down $99/mo ONLY $12,900 Near growing El Paso, Texas. Guaranteed Owner Financing. NO CREDIT CHECKS! Money back Guarantee.

FREE Map/Pictures. 866-257-4555 www.sunsetranches.com THE LUMBER YARD CONDOS(sub)URBAN. Home Sweet Collingswood. If you’re looking to move, move to the best. New condos in the heart of downtown.

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studio/ efficiency 11TH & SPRUCE Lg Studio apt w/F.Kitchen/Bath, Walk-in closets, W/W crpt. Laundry fac. $795+.

Call 215-985-0600 15TH & PINE Fab apt, High ceilings, HW flrs, All amens. $895+.

PMG 215-545-7007 x302 1 7 t h G I RA R D, T E M P L E /ST J O S E P H H O S P I TA L : N E W LY RENOVATED STUDIO, HRDWD, LARGE/EIK, DW, WD/bldg NOW. $550+ (215)236-4937

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19th CHESTNUT RITTN. HSE SQ area: STUDIO, SEP/EIK $675+ 215-735-8414.

3600 Horizon Blvd., Suite GL-1 Trevose, PA 19053

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Art Museum Area, High Ceilings, Plenty of Parking, Washer/ Dryer in basement, No Pets, See YouTube Video at www.

GasHear t.com, 1625 Brown Street, 215-485-1015, $550/ month, all utilities included RITTENHOUSE, NEW KITCHEN, HRDW/FL, LOTS CLOSETS, SHARED C O U R T YA R D $ 8 5 0 + u t l s 2 1 5 733-0480 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.

lofts OLD CITY: 43 S.3rd Spacious Renvtd Bilev loft, HWF, WD, Skylite, HVAC. $1550+. 215-669-6955

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one bedroom 1218 S 11TH ST #2 $895/MO Corner building, 3 exposures, great light and location, close to I talian mar ket, hwf, CALL MIKE MCCANN PRU FOX & ROACH 215-627-8345 1235 VINE ST 1BR+ Office, HW/flrs, $750+. Avail Now. 215-787-7733 1326 SPRUCE Beautiful 1br/1ba on a hi floor in Center City One. Lg kit, sep. DR, great storage & closet space t/o. WD, CA, great views. Avail 12/1. $1395+. John Brown, Prudential Fox & Roach at 215-440-2384 14XX PORTER: MODERN HRDWD/ fl. $675 ALSO AVAILBLE STUDIO $475. No pets. 610-909-9025 1 5 t h /S p r u c e : B e a u t i f u l A r t Deco High-rise 1Bdrm Apt, Desk Attendant, HW Flrs, Updated Kitch, Onsite Laundry, Intercom Entry, Amazing Location! From $1080/Mo. 215-735-8030. Lic #219789.

16TH & BAINBRIDGE Grt 1BR, w/ ALL AMENITIES. Avail 11/10. $850+.

PMG 215-545-7007 x302 17th GIRARD, TEMPLE/ST JOSEPH HOSPITAL: LARGE, BI-LEVEL, HRDWD, 2BATHS DW, WD/bldg $800+ NOW 215-236-4937 1811 CHESTNUT #503 $1700/ M O 1 B D/ BA , hw f, g ra n i te a n d sta i n l ess K i t, w/d , c/a , CA L L LYNDA KREVITZ PRU FOX & ROACH 215-627-6005/215-521-1565

11TH & MOYAMENSING Lg.ultra mod.,1bedrm.,3rd.flr.apt. C/A,G/H,H/W Flrs., Granite counter/W/D/Intercom. No Pets. $700/mo.+utils.

215-468-7852

21ST & LOCUST- Charming 1BR, HWF, DW, Laundry on premise, H e a t/ H o t wa te r i n c l d . AVA I L NOW! $1,055+. MSRE, 215-925RENT(7368), www.MichaelSingerRealEstate.com

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21St & SOUTH: Bi-level 1BR apt, kitchen w/breakfast bar, h/w fl in LR; w/w in BR, rear yard, c/a, laundry in bldg. $950+ Call REMAX complete 215-735-5440

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22nd & SPRING GARDEN V.Cool apt w/Lg Yard, Laundry. MORE. $875+.

PMG 215-545-7007 x303

28TH & POPLAR Fab apt. Exp brick, ALL AMENITIES. Bsmt, Yard. $950+.

PMG 215-545-7007 x303

6600 Doral Street/a 1st floor -one bedroom, enclosed porch, full basement, w/w carpets good condition. Avail November 1. $680 month. 1st and last month rent and 1 month secruity deposit needed. Call Frank 267-879-8373.

9TH & LOMBARD: Charming 1br bi-level. Spacious LR w/tile flrs, FP, open kit w/wood cabs, tile flrs, sep dining area. BR w/HW flrs & lg Closet. Avail 12/1. WD on premises. $1045+ Gas/Elec.

John Brown, Prudential Fox & Roach, 215-440-2384 9TH & MOORE-DUPLEX LG. 2ND FL. OFFICE & DECK. $650/MO.+.

Call 215-334-1136.

ART MUSEUM: 26th & PARRISH LARGE w/DRESSING ROOM, 1.5BA, HRDWD flrs WD bldg. $700+, Hot water incl. 215-236-4937

BELLA VISTA, LARGE LVRM, DINING AREA. NEAR BUS WALK C.C. No pets. 215-681-4481

BROAD & SPRUCE: Bright 1BR in Elevator bldg,

Brand New Kit, AC, HWF, Gas incld, Laundry. AVAILABLE NOW! $925+. MSRE, 215-925RENT(7368), www.MichaelSingerRealEstate.com C O R N E R 3 R D & S O U T H S T, RECENTLY RENOVATED 3rd/ f l , W D, C A /C H , $ 70 0. 2 1 5 817-5695

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RITTENHOUSE SQ. AREA (2013 WALNUT) One bedroom duplex in Old World Charm Brownstone. High ceilings, Carpeted, C/A, Gas heat. W/D, D/W. Small pet friendly. $995/ mo+. 215-627-4414 RITTENHOUSE SQUARE!! 301 South 19th Street. OLD WORLD CHARM BUILDING. FRESH ON THE MARKET. One bedroom-1 bath apartment $1,600.00 per month. Available for early Mid-November move in. Must see to appreciate! Hardwood floors, High ceilings, Plentiful closet space. Cat friendly. Call to schedule an appointment 215-735-5757 OR E-MAIL: DelanceyPlace@aol.com THE GRAND - Cherry Hill. Renovated 1BR’s starting at $1250/mo in luxury high rise.

All utils incld. FREE SHUTTLE TO CC PHILA. Balcony, WD. Clubhouse w/Infinity Pool, Game room and MORE. 24hr Doorman and Fitness room. (856)428-1840

TWO BEDROOM 15XX SO. BROAD ST-2BEDRMS.,TILE BATH, L A R G E , M O D E R N . $ 1 , 0 0 0/m o . + . C a l l 610-304-0087.

1641 WOLF ST. 3rd fl, 2BR, spacious, recent renovations, deck w/great view, W/D. $900/ mo. Call Max 267-253-3485 16XX SO. 2ND ST 3rd. flr.C/A, hdwd/flrs., rear deck. $800/mo.+utils. 215-551-9956.

1 7 T H & LO M BA R D Cool bilev apt w/All amens, PRKG. Avail 11/10. $1695+. PMG 215545-7007x302 17TH & WOLF VIC. Rencently updated. C/A/H. W/D. Great Location Won’T Last!. 267-246-0579. www.postlets.com/rts/4640988.

9TH SPRING GARDEN BEAUTIFUL 2BEDR.,TILE BAT H , H DW D F L R S. , A L L A P P L I A N C ES, A /C, S EC U R I T Y SYST E M . $ 1 1 0 0/ M O + .

610-304-0087 21ST & PINE Elegant brownstone. HWF, HCeils, Incl heat. MORE. $1850+. PMG 215545-7007 x302 21ST/CHESTNUT: RiverWest- Large 2BR condo w/Great views. New HWF, DW, AC. $1795, all utils incl. Laundry in bldg, P R KG Av a i l . 24 h r f ro n t d e s k , G y m .

(215)698-2516

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ART MUSEUM: Parrish/Bucknell Lg 2BR, 2BA. F.bsmnt w/Laundry. Backyd. CA. Sec System.

Incl heat. $1550/mo+. 215-873-5701 FREE MONTH! NEWLY RENOVATED OLD CITY, 2BDRMS, 2BA. 2PATIOS, FRPL, S.S. APPLS., HRWD/fl, CA, DW, GD, BUILT-IN MICRO, WD Avail NOW. $1850. S&S Properties. 267-402-8017 GRADUATE HOSPITAL AREA: 2 BR 1611 Bainbridge St. $1,225+. Newly renovated, SS appliances, W/D, H/W floors, C/A. Avail 11/1. BCH 215-545-1144 GRADUATE HOSPITAL AREA 2 BR. 917 S. 20th.

C/A, H/W floors, $925+. BCH 215-545-1144

ITALIAN MKT: 10th/Federal

2BR, CA, 1BA, WD. $1350+. 215-922-3910. mcolaizzo@comcast.net M A N AY U N K / ROX BO RO U G H : 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: Large 2 Bdrm with Den, Washer/Dryer in Apt, Gym Membership, Private Entrance, Parking, Cats Welcome, Shuttle to Main Street Manayunk. $1155/Mo. Ask about Move-in Discounts! 888-633-9365.

Lic # 223386 N.LIBERTIES: 3rd/George Great 2BR, All amens, HWF. Parking. $1350+. PMG 215545-7007x304 NORTHERN LIBERTIES, SWEET LITTLE HOUSE in the Heart of Northern Liberties, 2bdrms, ac, dw, hrdwd/fls, great backyard.

Pets OK. Really Cool Vibe. Now REDUCED $1300. 267-334-6708.

PASSYUNK SQ New rehabbed 2nd floor 2BR apt. CA, HW/flrs, WD. $895+. 215-465-4565

RITTENHOUSE: BRIGHT, HRDWD, WD, EIK DW, NEW BATH DECK. $1790/INCL ht/ ht-wtr. 215-567-0159

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R I T T E N H O U S E S Q U A R E ! ! 3 26 S o u t h 19th Street OLD WORLD CHARM BUILDING, Fresh on the market. Two bedroom-1 bath apartments $1,800.00-$2,200.00 per month.

Available for MID-NOVEMBER move in. Must see to appreciate. Hardwood floors, High ceilings, Plentiful closet space, Cat friendly, Small dogs welcome too. Call to schedule an appointment 215-735-5757 OR E-mail: DelanceyPlace@aol.com S . P H I L LY- 6 t h & Ta s ke r R m l d 1 B R, Lg EIK, Den, HWF, Itln tiles, WD, AC. $650+.

215-803-3602

THREE + BEDROOMS 1 5 t h & S p r u c e/ R i t t e n h o u s e S q u a re : PENTHOUSE Avail! One of a kind spacious bi-level penthouse in historic Art Deco High-Rise, 3bdrms/ 3 Full Baths/ 2 half baths, 4 Lrg Terraces w/Amazing City Views, Entertainment Rm w/ Wet Bar, New Kitch w/ Granite Countertops, W/D, CA, Vaulted Ceilings, HW Flrs. $3999/Mo. 215-735-8030.

Lic #219789.

ART MUSEUM AREA; BRAND NEW 3BDRMS, ALL AMENITIES DECK. ALARM. W/W. $1700+.

215-651-7144 PINE/10TH: 4BDRMS, 1.5BA, WOOD FLOORS $2290+ Pine R.E, 1503 Pine. 215-735-8896, website: www.pinere.com Rittenhouse Square: Enormous 3bdrm w/ 2 Full Baths in Beautiful Historic Brownstone, Full Size Washer/Dryer in Apt, HW Flrs, 2 Decorative Fireplaces, Hi Ceilings, Newly Remodeled Kitchen w/ Granite Countertop, Separate Dining Rm, Living Rm, & Family Rm, A/C, Spacious Rooms, Terrific Location! $2799/Mo. 215-735-8030. #216850 THE GRAND - Cherry Hill. Renovated 3BR’s starting at $2100/mo in luxury high rise. Great to share. All utils incld. FREE SHUTTLE TO CC PHILA. Balcony, WD. Clubhouse w/Infinity Pool, Game room and MORE. 24hr Doorman and Fitness room. (856)428-1840

HOUSE FOR RENT 10TH & REED 5BDR, 1.5 Baths, w-to-w carpet, good condition; 8TH & RITNER, 2BDR, 2 Baths, w-to-w carpet. Both Available Immediately.

215-467-8612 1 1 T H & C H R I ST I A N - G R E AT LO C AT I O N !

4BEDRMS., 2FULL BATHS, C/A, HDWD/ FLRS.,DECK, BACKYARD, WASHER/DRYER. Must See! $2600/mo.+. 610-304-0087.

13TH & TASKER VIC. Gorgeous, Brand New, 2BDR Home w/Romeo-Juliet BDR Balcony, C/A, W/D, Eat-in-kitchen, HD Flrs. $1350 mo.+ utilities. 215-997-0105

16TH & PASSYUNK LRG. Rooms, 3 BDRS, Deck, 1.5 Baths, $1,400+ utilities. Also 2BDR Apt. great condition, W/D, 2nd flr. $750+ utilities. 267-318-8022

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19TH & PORTER VIC. 3bedrm. house, modern, great neighborhood. Won’t Last! 267-246-0579.

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19TH & WOLF $1295/MO 3BD/1BA,renovated, hw f, w/d CA L L J I M O N E ST I P R U FOX X & ROAC H 2 1 5 - 6 27- 6 0 0 5/2 1 5 - 4 4 0 -20 5 2 jonesti@mccannteam.com 28TH & JACKSON Lovely 4/5Bdrms., newly renovated,hdwd.flrs. $1000/mo.+utils. Sec.8 approved.215-432-6222.

28XX ERNST ST. Vic.25th & Passyunk,2BDR, New Bath, Parking, $800+utilities. 267278-2797 BELLA VISTA Charming House, quiet street near Cianfrani Park. 2 bedrms, new oak floors & tiled kitchen, new range, D/W & bathrooms, 1 1/2 baths, W/D, G/D, fireplace, brick walls. $1250 + utilities. 215-901-8922.

BREWERYTOWN, 2BDRMS TOWNHOUSE, W/W, Pet OK $850+ Tanya 215-922-6088 email tanya@ans_hrv.com Manayunk/Roxborough: Spacious Stone Farmhouse, 6 Lrg Bdrms 2.5 Baths, HW Flrs, Fireplace, 2 Porches, Deck, Separate DR, LR, & Den, Modern Kitchen, Laundry, Private Driveway/Parking, 2 Car Garage, Huge Yard. $2900/mo. 888-538-9667 lic# 218436 NORTHERN LIBERTIES/Fishtown Newly renovated, 3bd, YD, Wash/Dry, $950m, Call 215.463.2950.

Nor thern Liber ties, Nice 6BR House, Great Block, 234 Brown Street, Washer/ Dryer, No Pets, See www.gasheart.com, 215-485-1015, $595/month South Philly - 2 story house, full use of house. 10 minutes from Center City. Perfect for college students. Share utilities. Call 267-879-8373 leave message

ARTISTS STUDIO SPACE THE PAPERMILL- Community of Artist.

2825 Ormes St. Affordable Artist Studios staring at $100 for 130 sf. Four large floors of open or private studio space for Painters, Sculptors, Dance, Theatre, or Creative companies. A community of artist practicing their talents in custom sized studio workspaces. Short term, inexpensive rental of theatre and gallery spaces. Join our group on Facebaook for updates on our events and gallery spaces. Contact Wulfhart Management Group: Karyn 215-687-8391 or karyn@ wulfhartmanagementgroup.com

OFFICE SPACE 1 2 T H & S P R U C E 1st floor Office available w/300SF. Pvt bath. $800+ Elec. Call 215-985-0600

O L D C I T Y: E L F R E T H ’S A L L E Y Historic 2BR, FP, Den, Backyard, Oak floors. $2300.

917-501-9111

9 T H & S P R I N G G A R D E N -1 20 0 S Q. F T. , BATHROOM, CARPETING, C/A/H. VERY C L E A N . G R E AT LO CAT I O N ! $ 1 5 0 0/m o.

610-304-0087.

PENNSPORT AREA-103 SIGEL ST. SMALL 2BEDRM.HOUSE. $700/MO.+UTILS. YARD. 215-551-9956.

OLD CITY, FRONT & MARKET: BI-LEVEL, CA, 600sq.ft. $850+Utls. Renzi Management.

800-514-3235 www.renziproperties.com

PENNSPORT: FRESHLY PAINTED, NEW WD, NEW RUGS 2bdrms, yard. 215-882-3888

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QUEEN VILLAGE:

1 207- 0 9 E . Pa s sy u n k Ave. C 2 Zo n i n g Warehouse w/office & loft. 1.5bath. 2,000sq. ft. Great for retail business. For Sale/Rent $1500/OBO. 609-870-8123.

ROOM FOR RENT

O L D C I T Y: 41 S. 3 rd Street level Commercial/Retail space, 950SF +Basement.

215-669-6955

3BR, 2BA w/CA. $1650+. Call for details: 215-922-3910. mcolaizzo@comcast.net

124 LOMBARD, HEAD HOUSE SQUARE, SOCIETY HILL. “TOKIO B&B” STUDIOS. ($55-$100) DAILY rates. ($300-$500) WEEKLY rates. We also have MONTHLY ra t e s AVA I L . We b s i t e h t t p : / /s u s h i . madamesaito.com Call MADAME SAITO 215-922-2515

12TH and PINE: DAYTIME spot. Avail 12/01. $75/mo. PMG, 215-545-7007 x304

1 3 T H & S P RU C E- Pa r ke r H ote l CC. Fully Furn’d Rms, no sec. deposit. Utils & housekeeping incld. WK: $165-$203; Day: $50-$66. 215-735-2300.

1300 BLOCK S. JUNIPER 1/Garage-$1150.

Carriage house w/Studio apt. above 2 car garage. Also 1250Sq.Ft.ideal for contractor or commercial/industrial use. For Info.

215-868-0532

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5 0 0 A d m i r a l s W a y # 1 0 3 $ 220 0/m o 2BD/2BA unit, s/s appliances, lots of light CALL JIM ONESTI PRU FOX & ROACH 215-6276005/215-440-2052

TWO BEDROOM 8TH LOCUST, 2BDRMS PLUS GIGANTIC LOFT (POSSIBLE 3BDRMS), 1.5BATHS, PENTHOUSE w/PRIVATE ELEVATOR. ALL M O D E R N A M E N I T I ES. AC, H R DW D/ F L S WD, ETC. USEABLE common outside area, PARKING INCLUDED, (2)STORAGE AREAS. Pet Friendly w/restrictions. BEST OF THE BEST! $1995+elc. Parking AVL. Tanya 215-922-6088 or email tanya@ans_hrv.com

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ONE BEDROOM 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. 1st Month FREE on Select Apts. From $1035/Mo. 215482-4246. lic# 215101

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The WarWick 1701 LocusT sTreeT 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, wood floors, chefs kitchen, marble baths, walk-in-closets, 1986 sf $4,750/mo.

The riTTenhouse 210 W. riTTenhouse square 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, wood floors, Rittenhouse Square views, marble baths, large kitchen, 1765 sf $3,950/mo.

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academy house 1420 LocusT sTreeT 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, large living area, excellent closet space, 1314 sf $2,290/mo.

Pier 5 7 n. coLumbus bouLevard 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, roof deck, parking space, bridge views, 2229 sf $2,250/mo

socieTy hiLL ToWers 210 LocusT sTreeT 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, intimate views of Society Hill, 1133 sf $2,000/mo.

2020 WaLnuT sTreeT panoramic city views, 1200 sf $2,375/mo.

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ACADEMY HOUSE 1420 LOCUSt StrEEt

225 S 18tH StrEEt Junior 1 bedroom, wood floors, marble bath, open

units include all utilities, pool, gym

kitchen, 506 sf

1 bedrooms, 1 bath, high floor, excellent closet space, W/D, 705 sf

$1,750

2 bedrooms, 1 bath, city skyline view, hardwood floors,

$1,550 W/D, high-end finishes, 807 sf

2 bedrooms, 2 baths, eat-in-kitchen, great closet space, 1314 sf` 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, hardwood floors, $2,750

tHE ArtiSAn 1420 bAinbriDgE StrEEt Contemporary townhome with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, gourmet kitchen, rooftop deck, marble baths, custom closets, 3100 sf

$4,950

CEntEr CitY OnE 1326 SprUCE StrEEt

2020 WALnUt StrEEt

inDEpEnDEnCE pLACE 233-241 S 6tH StrEEt

units include pool & fitness center

1 bedroom, 1 bath, w/d, walk-in-closet, open kitchen 777 sf $1,455

vate street entrance, direct access to garage, 700 sf

$2,375

tHE LAnESbOrOUgH 1601 LOCUSt StrEEt

$1,400

3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, brand new, high ceilings, hardwood floors throughout, chefs kitchen, magnificent

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$1,900

rittenhouse square tHE CArLYLE 2031 LOCUSt StrEEt 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, corner unit, 928 sf

$10,000

3467 sf

1 bedroom, 1bath, completely renovated, hardwood

$1,875

tHE WHitE bUiLDing 105 S. 12tH StrEEt

$1,690 1 bedroom, 2 bath, loft apartment with exposed brick, high ceilings, custom finishes throughout, 1312 sf $2,000 2 bedrooms 2 baths, high floor, panoramic city views, 1200 sf

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1 bedroom, 1 .5 baths, balcony overlooking Headhouse Square, great closet space and natural light. $1,250

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1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, upgraded bathroom, panoramic city view to the south, 873 sf

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$2,290

brand new kitchen and baths, 1314 sf

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Corner 1 bedroom, 1 bath, river views, galley kitchen, 775 sf $1,500 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, floor-to-ceiling windows, Society Hill views, 1133 sf $2,000

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tHE WArWiCK 1701 LOCUSt StrEEt 2 bedrooms plus den, 3 baths, hardwood floors,

HOpKinSOn HOUSE 604-36 S. WASHingtOn SqUArE

Studio, wood floors, new kitchen and bath, 450 sf $1,000 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony with a southern view, great closet space, 778 sf $1,425 Deluxe 1 bedroom, 1 bath, high floor, balcony, renovated kitchen and bath, 1003 sf $1,600

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piEr 5, 7 n. COLUMbUS bLvD. 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, tri-level, bridge views, grand fireplace, two terraces, 2229 sf

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2xx eArP sT. - Cute small house in need of total rehab, great location. $89,000.

4xx CrOss - TOTAL renOVATiOn. TWO BeDrOOms ULTrA mODern Design. $189,000.

16xx s. BeAULAh sT. - Newer front, 3 brs, 1 bath, complete renovation $214,900.

4xx CrOss sT. - New construction, three story home with master suite /deck.

Three bedrooms total and two full baths, all new... Must see. $264,900 4xx WOLF - large main st home three bedrooms 1.5 Baths needs TlC. $129,000 6xx mOUnTAin sT. - Three bedroom, one bath in good condition.V

NORTH PHILA. 18xx n. ringgOLD sT. - Very large 5 bed home in need of TlC. $35,000

13xx Annin sT. - Total renovation, three bedroom, 1.5 baths, modern kitchen, finished basement. $289,000.

1600 LATOnA sT. - New construction, 3bedroom,3 bath 360degree city views car port $325,000

14xx e. mOymensing AVe. - POrCh FrOnT hOme on main street w/, front garden.Three bedrooms. $169,000 sChOOL hOUse - Built in 1917, beautiful brick building, lots of original tin ceilings and hardwood floors, high ceilings, ideal for condo conversion or artist loft space, three floors. Call for details. $589,000 18xx s. 2nD sT. - Vacant land, corner lot 16x69, $105,900.

18xx s. 2nD sT. - Four unit building housing two apartments, one bed, 1/2 baths, bi-level with decks. Two units used as offices, fully rented. All utilities

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20xx s. 4Th sT. - Brand new spacious 3 br main street home, complette remodel top to b ottom. $179,000.

3xx seArs - LOT - Build yourr dream home, quaint street. $62,000.PeNSPORT 15xx e. mOyAmensing AVe. - large three story home, five bedrooms, 1.5 baths. Move in condition. $319,000

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GRADUATE HOSPITAL 1800 ChrisTiAn sT. - Quincy Court Newer Construction, This House has it all. Soaring Ceilings, Gas Fireplace, H/w Foors . Ultra kitchen , Granite Counters. 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Master Suite with Skylight, Center City View, Paved Courtyard.

NEW JERSEY 14 COOLiDge mArgATe - Rancher w/ three bedrooms plus two one bedroom apartments. Very clean 67 x 60 499,000

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(MLS#5786406) 2730 Parrish Excellent cond. 3bd, 1.5 bth w/ exposed brick (MLS#5503349) 2200 Arch former model unit/bonus lighting/bath upgrades

BELLA VISTA

$299,900 $360,000

(MLS#5792578) 1180 S 11th Perfectly located 5bd, 2.5bth w/ raw space $299,000 (MLS#5736689) 1313-15 S 11th Exceptional rehab...Corner - Double property, garage, gym, office with kitchenette, multiple decks, spectacular rear outdoor space! $699,900

LOFT DISTRICT

(MLS#5671865) Old Shoe Fact #301 NE Corner 1BD w/40+ ft of windows! $209,900 (MLS#5713827) Old Shoe Fact #1001 Special Penthouse w/dramatic 360° views!Huge terraces with city views. Custom Bi level home! Seller providing PARKING! $599,900

NORTHERN LIBERTIES

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$450,000 $765,000

(MLS#5741893) 214 New ‘A’ Lagerhouse 1BD/1ba-995SF-pet friendly bldg OPEN SUNDAY 12-1PM $300,000 (MLS#5659459) 315 New #117 DEEDED prkng! Spacious west facing 2B/2b $319,888 (MLS#5655903) 319 Vine#512 Gorgeous 2BD/2.5b PH-1408SF inc Parking $515,000

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(MLS#5742433) 15th & Chestnut LUX 2BD/2ba Brazilian cherry floors, SS appliances, granite, 24hr Concierge, gym, lounge room, tax abatement & Parking avail! $375,000 (MLS#5776977) 2315 Waverly Meticulously maintained 2BD townhouse, patio, EIK great closet space, spacious bath, 1blk from Fit Sq & FAB Schuylkill Dog Park! $459,900 (MLS#5695683) 1817 Kater Wide plank wood flooring, garage, basement $679,900

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(MLS#5727332) 1326 Spruce#1606 Large 1BD (897SF) south facing balcony $294,000 (MLS#5786126) 511 S 13th Multi-unit w/ hardwd floors, brick frplce, courtyard, $525,000 (MLS#5631998) 1101 Locust 3H 2BD/2bth/1600SF West facing- w/ 12ft ceilings, custom kitchen, stone bath, hardwood floors $658,998

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(MLS#5774326) Univ City 804 N 48th “B” “West Village Townhomes” offer Eco design-Energy Efficient Products - Green Roof System - 3BDs/2ba/Garage $225,000 (MLS#5730691) Roxborough 729 Valley Green Ct ONLY 3 LEFT!! 10 yr tax abtmt, 2200+/1SF-3BD/2.5b-chef’s kitchen-deck-garage-driveway–Avail for Immed Occ! $394,895 (MLS#5757783) W Conshohocken 0000 Church St Welcome to McKenzie Place a premier community by Shaffer Builders! 2c Parking, 3900SF, 3BDs/3.5baths $449,900 Center City 1101 Locust St Western Union Telegraph Bldg...the address which sends a message. A rare architectural masterpiece this condominium residence bridges the past, present and future in a style of timeless luxury. www.westernunionbuilding.com (MLS#5621689) Manayunk Hills 308 Dupont St 2400SF 3BD/2.5b/2c Garage/10yr warranty “an architecturally designed community just steps to Main St” $479,900 (MLS#5773017) No Libs 1004 N Bodine St Liberty Greene – gated carriage house community – steps from The Piazza – offers 3BDs/2.5ba/1c Parking $549,000 (MLS#5753248) No Libs 147 W Laurel “A” St THIN FLATS 3BD/3ba/1c PKG/private green roof garden – off St Parking & Tax Abatement $679,000

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(MLS#5687998) 1907 S Newkirk Well-maintained, 3bd, 2bth w/ hardwood floors (MLS#5785259) 1100 S Broad 305C Great studio loft w/ sleek features+location (MLS#5758097) 903 S 13th Large 3 story row w/ 4 bds. Near Ave of the Arts (MLS#5732701) 2846 S Franklin Spectac 3bd,2bth w/ garage+ finished bsmt (MLS#5771245) 2706 S 8th PERFECT! ’09 total rehab 3B/2ba fin’d bsmt-deck (MLS#5778541) 1814 Latona Gorgeous totally renovated 3bd, 1.5bth

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923 mount Vernon st, spring Garden 4BD, 2.5BA, 1830sq ft Row w/ 1 car parking $400,000 2101 market street #804, Rittenhouse sq 1BD, 1BA Unit at The Murano, 1 Car Parking, $410,000 2945 Poplar, 3BD, 1BA Row $269,000 or rent $1,300/mo 4523 Ritchie, Manayunk, 3BD, 2.5BA Row $325,000 1409 Wesleys Run, Gladwyne, 5BD, 4.5BA contemp. in northwoods$1,200,000

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306 Spruce Street-Cooks kit, f/p lr dr 2 rm master ste + 3 add br’s sunrm, rf deck, prkg 502 Delancey Street-Extra Wide Home 4 bd/3 ba/2 half ba,fam rm,office,2 fps,2 dks,garden.

504 Delancey Street-Renov-3-4 bd/2.5 ba,refin pine flrs,3 fp,new kit/bths,1 yr prkg for 2 cars!

241 S 6th ##1307-2 bd/2 ba corner unit,cstm kit,wd flrs + views of the Square.

513 Lombard Street-Contemp 4br/2.5b reno TH w/ grdn, 1car prkg, & 3rd flr sun deck 604-36 S Washington Square #1110-Upgraded 1 bd/1 ba w/balcony off bd overlooking Wash. Sq. 200-10 Lombard ##635-1 bd/1 ba completely upgraded,on-site fitness center,24 hr concierge.

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1830 Rittenhouse Square #3A-Eloquence! Gorgeous 3BR/4+BA condo. Cozy fireplace, pantry. $4,700,000 1901 Walnut Street #PH-21A-Spect. PH on Ritt. Sq, 3B+study/4ba, double hght LR ceil, 2 huge terraces $2,395,000 1901 Walnut Street #14BE-Architecturally designed in the NY gallery Style, 3br=study, 4.5b $2,250,000 1820 Rittenhouse Square #402-Elegant 3Br/3.5ba condo with unparralleled treetop views of the Sq. $1,950,000 1531 Pine Street #D-4BR/3.5B bilevel condo with large private deck in the Ritt Hs Sq area $1,299,000 1830 Rittenhouse Square #7A-Fab cont. apart, vuws of Park 2bds, + sit rm/den. Gorge kit. 3 bths $1,250,000 50 S 16th Street #4106-2 Bed/2.5 Bath Corner Unit, Decorator Furnished, 24/7 Concierge $1,150,000 440 S Broad Street #1505-Symphony House 2B/den/2b + 1 CAR PKG. 150K++ less than dev unit! $865,000 1901 Walnut Street #12B-Upgraded 2/2.5 w/ Full Sq vuw! Formal DR, hw, Moldings Just Move In! $819,000 915 Clinton Street #202-Fab & Chic 1br/1.5b flat w/ 2 outdoor spaces chef’s kit & designer finishes $539,000 1420 Locust ##17K-3 bd/2.5 bth,wrap-around terrace,excellent closet space,24 hr doorman $534,900 1901 Walnut Street #14C-Sunny lrg 2br, 2b,(assessment paid) corner unit in elegant Deco building $465,000 2301 Cherry Street #6C-Fab 2B/2.5b/balc/1 car GAR PKG. wd flrs,upgraded kit&bths $436,000 2241 Fitzwater Street #C-Penthouse Condo, 1 Bed 1 Bath, Bamboo Flr, Marble Counters + Deck $329,900 2241 Fitzwater Street #A-1st Fl Parlor 1 Bed 1 Bath Condo, Dramatic Kit, Veranda + Parking $299,900 111 S 15th Street #1705-Bright Corner 1BR/1B, Gourmet Kitchen, Marble Bath, Drmn $299,000 2001 Hamilton Street #515-Bright 2BR/1BA, Large Windows, Gym, 24hr Doorman $289,500 2241 Fitzwater Street #B-Relaxed 1 Bed 1 Bath Condo, Pine Flr, Exp Brck, Vintg Tin Ceiling $279,900 1420 Locust Street #9L-Academy House Renovated Condo. 1 Bed 1 Bath Kimmel Center Views $269,900 1420 Locust ##13L-Academy House 1 bd,hrwd flrs,southern exposure,french balcony. $249,900 604-36 S Washington Square #115-Very bright, South-Facing 1BR condo w/Balcony. HW Flrs. $209,000

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$649,000 $599,500 $529,900 $385,000 $380,000 $359,900 $359,900 $250,000 $249,900 $219,000

FITLER SQUARE 207 S 24th Street #2F-Loft-like light filled 2BD, 1ba condo. Roof deck & garage parking

RITTENHOUSE SQUARE 1936-38 Delancey Place-Double wide carriage house, elev, 2-3 car grge, 2br suites + guest suite $1,725,000 2125 Pine Street-1870 Mansion extensively renovated in 2010. 5br/4b and garden $1,595,000 1830 Rittenhouse ##7C-Luxury 2 bdrm,2.5 bth,formal DR,eat-in kitchen,original details. $1,300,000 210 W Rittenhouse Sq ##1107-Renov 1 bd,403 sq.ft,refin flrs,fresh paint,new kit,csmt flr plan. $920,000 2211 Panama-Garage plus 3 bd,den,2.5 ba,fpl,wd flrs,grdn + cook’s kitchen. $799,900 2132 Saint James Street-3B+den, 2B white oak fl T/O; top of the line perfect gem in English Village $795,000 210 W Rittenhouse Sq ##1402-Rittenhse Hotel-New upsc.,furn. luxury condo,1050 sq.ft,1 bd/1.5 ba. $649,000 420 S 21st Street-3-Story residence w/full flr mstr suite + 2nd flr 2 bdrms + full ba. $499,900 1919 Chestnut ##711-Gorgeous customized unit in well-managed & maintained CO-OP bldg. $167,500

ART MUSEUM 655 N 24th Street-TH w/garage parking, lg brick deck, 4BR, huge EIK, FP, gorgeous wd fls.

2521 Brown Street-Beautiful 4BR/2BA, hw flr,, t/o, c/a, mast br suite 2533 Swain Street-Charming 3 bd/2 ba,beautiful hrwd flrs,contemporary kit,patio,garden.

713 Shirley Street #A-N/C-Great 2 bd/2.5 ba,stainless appln,cork/ bamboo flooring,amazing detail.

$468,500 $429,900 $284,500 $279,000 $259,900 $259,900 $224,900 $199,900

$625,900 $459,900 $419,900 $309,900

UNIVERSITY CITY/POWELTON VILLAGE QUEEN VILLAGE AND BELLA VISTA 431 Fulton Street-Circa 1986-Rehab in 2009,4 bd w/full bths,wd brng fpl,lrg dk.

905-7 S 2nd Street-Fab 4 bd/3.5 ba,hrwd flrs,2 fp’s,high ceil,roof dk,2 C garage.

236-A Queen Street-3 bd/2.5 ba,hrwd flrs,fp,2 car prkng,deck,2 zoned heating/cooling.

314 Monroe-Beaut 3 bd/2ba w/partially fin bsmt/den & 1-yr prepaid parking!

728 S 3rd Street-Bright 3 bd/2.5 ba,hrwd flrs,fp,new kit,grdn,monthly prkng avail.

125 Kenilworth Street-3 bd + den,orig hw flrs t/o,orig woodwork,non-working fp,lrg EIK,lrg grdn.

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319 Catharine Street-Colonial twnhse with 2 bd/2 bth,family room,garden & prkng.

823 “B” Kater Street-Light filled 2 bd/2.5 ba condo fpl,rf deck,garage prkng.

1008 S. 2nd Street-3 br + den/2.5 ba,lg garden/yard & patio,hwf t/o,2 decor fpls,C/A 731 S American Street-2 bd trinty,hw flrs t/o,3 fp’s,exp brk,cstm features & built-ins 1030 South Street-3 bd/2 ba w/prkng,hi ceilings,fireplace & roof deck.

1351 Kater Street-N/C-2 bdrm/2.5 bth,finished bsmt,2 mstr suites,cstm kit,roof deck.

918 S 2nd Street-Lovely 3 bdrm home w/LR,FP,orig random pine flrs,EIK,small yard.

621 S American Street #G-Trinity located in private crtyd w/lrg grdn,2 bd/1 ba,hw flrs,exp brk.

904 S Alder Street-2BR/2bth home. SS&GranKtch. Patio. Exc. Light. Awesome locat 918 E Moyamensing Avenue-Nice 2-story 3 bd/1 1/4 ba,finished bsmt,lrg yd,needs updating.

$799,900 $799,000 $575,000 $559,900 $479,000 $419,900

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4200 Pine Street #105-3BR/3bth+office. 3yr-old condo. 2-car PRKG. Tax Abte. Catchment $790,000 4400 Sansom Street-3unit invest prop, renov in 2007 2bd/1b units, kit & liv area Bsmnt storage $399,900 4625 Pine Street #F102-Great New Price 2br, 1b large condo in great, secure build with pool & gym $179,900

OLDE CITY/NORTHERN LIBERTIES 1350 Crease Street-4bd 4.5B Grge & Grdn w/Cust Fin & kit, Solar Panel 8yrs left on Tax abate 112 N 2nd Street #4H-2 bd/2 ba,flr to ceil wndws,hw flrs T/O,upgraded kit,tx abate.

36 Strawberry Street #35-900 Sq Ft flat,Blk granite kit, huge storage, stylish 513 W Thompson Street-Find a real haven in this welcoming 3BR/2BA townhome. Whirlpool tub.

1019-25 N 4th ##1025D-1 bd w/bamboo flrs,SS,Granite counters,open loft bdrm,tx abat.

1215 N Randolph Street ##1-Large modern condo,private yard,SS,HW,fin bsmt.

301 Race ##401-Amazing bridge views from this oversized studio,1 bdrm (715 sq ft) 301 Race ##303-1 bd/1 ba,granite & SS kit,Jacuzzi,hrwd flrs,loads of storage.

2101 Catharine Street-Gorgeous, light filled corner townhouse with GARAGE Parking, 1801 Montrose Street #B-3 Bed, 2.5 Bath, Finished Basement, Roofdeck w/City Views, Patio 507 Governors Court-Beautiful 3 bd/2.5 ba,den,family rm,hrwd flrs,2 decks + garage.

703 S 17th Street-Newly renovated 3BD 2.5ba TH. Engaging home w/ many amenities 910 S 21st Street-NC 3 BD/2.5 BA,hw flrs t/o,lg garden,deck,amazing views.

2218 Catharine Street-Spac, bright home w/3br 1.5b fin bsmnt, sep DR wd fl patio hi-ceils 709 “B” S 18th-Large 2 bd/1.5 ba home,2-car prkng,SS applns,deck.

1822 Catharine Street-Investor Special 4 BD, 1.5 BA, Solid Structure, Rehab Opportunity 2618 Webster Street #A-New 2 bedoom/1.5 bath condo,grt open layout,10 yr abatement pending.

1007 S 19th Street #2-Bi-lev condo w/soaring ceil,granite counter tops,SS appln,2 bd/2 ba,HW t/o.

526 S 11th Street-Fab 4B/Lib/3.5b,8 fpl,C/A,pine flrs t/o,fin base,grdn,deck,2 car PKG 253 S Quince Street-Gorgeous 2 bdrm/3 bth home w/private parking,large patio 1225 Panama Street-Impeccably restored 2 bd/1.5 ba,cstm kitchen,SS appln,garden.

1108 Lombard Street #45-Beaut. 2br/1.5b, 2 fps, hw flrs, big patio 1001-13 Chestnut Street #605W-Large 1 bd/1 ba unit w/15” ceilings,open kit,island,W/D. 1012 Spruce ##3F-2 bdrm bi-level,cstm millwork,cstm kit,hrwd flrs,new bth.

1234 Waverly Walk-2 bdrm,expanded trinity w/yard and roof deck,hw flrs t/o,on quiet blk.

1014 Spruce ##7-3-Strickland row bi-level 2 bd/2 ba,hrwd flrs,crtyd setting w/pool.

912 Spruce ##8-Cozy 1 bd,low condo fees,SS appln,hi ceilings & good closet space.

$876,000 RED’D $599,999 $439,900 $399,900 $349,900 $345,000 $289,900 $269,900 $248,000

LOGAN SQUARE 2301 Cherry Street #4J-Fantastic 3br+ Den w/ 2.5bths, 1 car garage park roof deck 2301 Cherry ##3C-Rivers Edge 2 bd/2 ba,extra lrg terrace + 2 car garage parking.

$409,900 $360,000

AROUND TOWN 3450 Midvale Avenue-3 BD - 1 Bath Tudor Charming 2 story w/h/w floors 2434 E Cumberland Street-Renovated 4 bd/2.5 ba,fin bsmt,C/A,fp,fam rm,hw,patio.

1504 S. Iseminger-Bright 3 bd/1 ba home,orig plank wood flrs,upgraded kit,spac LR,rear yard.

815 Moore Street-Charming 3 bd/1.5 ba,hw flrs,newer kitchen and bath.

2334 E Fletcher Street-Well maintained 2 bd/1 ba,updated kitchen,hrwd flrs,yard w/planting area.

2721 E Venango Street-Renovated, looks great, 3BR 1BA 1835 W Tioga Street-Property set-up as a 5 unit bldg,2 studios & 3-1 bd,needs repair.

243 N 54th Street-2BR/2B house with a huge garage in the heart of West Philadelphia

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For all your Real Estate Needs, give our Aunt Anne a call today at 856-795-4709 MEDFORD/ CENTENNIAL LAKE Gorgeous stone & stucco 5 BR, 4 full & 2 half bath home w/ 3 gas FP, 3 car garage, in ground pool & professional landscaping. Huge Gourmet Kitchen w/ commercial appliances, center island and bar island & granite counters.

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Realistically priced at $1,999,000

HADDONFIELD Stunning custom home on gorgeous landscaped lot w/ fountains, ponds & total privacy. Rich in intricate wrought iron work, architectural details & finishes. 5 BR, 6.5 baths & Cherry, Siberian oak & porcelain slate floors.

Grand windows, doors & artistic lighting. Dramatic 19’ ceiling crowns Great Room & remote controlled skylights. 7 heating/AC zones w/radiant heat in floors.

Endless pool, gym, office, elevator & beautifully finished lower level w/ custom wine cellar...Realistically priced at $3,950,000

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Prudential Fox & Roach, REALTORS honors each of the highest sales producers at a monthly “Breakfast of Champions.” ®

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Travis Rodgers Rittenhouse Hotel Office Listings

Johanna Loke 1800 Rittenhouse Units & Volume

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Prudential Fox & Roach, REALTORS® Chairman and CEO Larry Flick recently met with a group of Center City sales associates at the Four Seasons to discuss market trends.

Pictured are (seated, l to r) Tina Elmer, Society Hill; Suzanne Petruzel, Rittenhouse Hotel; Linda Genzano, 1800 Rittenhouse; Mikhal Mary, Rittenhouse Hotel; (standing, l to r) Kieran Diamond, Rittenhouse Hotel; John Brown, Society Hill; John Featherman, Rittenhouse Hotel; Janet Margolis, Rittenhouse Hotel; Chairman and CEO of Prudential Fox & Roach, REALTORS® Larry Flick, Paul Fontaine, Society Hill; Carlos Peraza, Art Museum; Steven Ferguson, Society Hill; Josh Allen, Society Hill and Ginny McCuen, regional manager and manager of Society Hill, Art Museum and 1800 Rittenhouse Offices.

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November 3-9, 2010

Prudential Fox & Roach, REALTORS® recently honored the Center City sales associates for their sales performance for the month of August at a monthly Breakfast of Champions.

The following agents were honored by (far left) Bruce Glendinning, Senior VP and regional manager (sitting, left to right) Johanna Loke, 1800 Rittenhouse; Kieran Diamond*, Rittenhouse Hotel; and Donna Santore, Society Hill. Honored but not pictured were Reid Rosenthal and Andy Oei, Rittenhouse Hotel; the Mike McCann Team and Adele Gerngross*, Society Hill.

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1:00-4:00PM COLLINGSWOOD, NJ 600 Atlantic Ave The LumberYard Condos >From $210,500 Main Street Realty

SUNDAY 11/7 12:00-1:00PM RITTENHOUSE SQ 1820 Rittenhouse Sq #602 $1 ,699,000 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 2042 Waverly St $1 , 325,000 Prudential Fox & Roach WASH SQ WEST 1101 Locust St #11D $1 , 250,000 Prudential Fox & Roach SOCIETY HILL 500 S Front St $1 ,150,000 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 2216 Locust St $1 ,095,000 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 1901 Walnut St #21B $989,000 Prudential Fox & Roach GRAD HOSPITAL 752 S Dorrance St $869,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

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RITTENHOUSE SQ 2211 Panama St $799,900 Prudential Fox & Roach QUEEN VILLAGE 717 S Philip St $719,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

ART MUSEUM 1900 Hamilton St #803 $549,000 Prudential Fox & Roach FITLER SQ 2419 Pine St $520,000 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM 2401 Pennsylvania Ave #4A4 $515,000 Prudential Fox & Roach BELLA VISTA 615 Kater St $514 ,990 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 210 W Rittenhouse Sq #1404 $500,000 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 111 S 15th St #P204 $484 ,000 Prudential Fox & Roach FITLER SQ 420 S 26th St $474 ,900 Prudential Fox & Roach WASH SQ WEST 1225 Panama St $449,900 Prudential Fox & Roach FISHTOWN 1133 E Susquehanna $189,900 Prudential Fox & Roach SOUTH PHILLY 1806 S S artain St $258,000 Prudential Fox & Roach GRAD HOSPITAL 2104 Montrose St $285,000 Prudential Fox & Roach GRAD HOSPITAL 1039 S Chadwick St $299,900 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM 753 N Croskey St $315,000 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM 2533 Swain St $429,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

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SOCIETY HILL 105 Naudain St $629,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASH WEST 1225 Panama St $459,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

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

RITTENHOUSE SQ 2027 Rodman St $569,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

QUEEN VILLAGE 236-A Queen St $575,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASH WEST 1101 Locust St #11D $1 , 250,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 2027 Rodman St $569,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

CENTER CITY SOUTH 1020 Annin St $349,000 Plumer & Associates

OLD CITY 214-18 New St A $300,000 Coldwell B anker Realty Corp

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1:00-3:00PM AVE OF THE ARTS 1435 B ainbridge St $1 , 399,000 Plumer & Associates

SOCIETY HILL 506 Pine St. $649,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

QUEEN VILLAGE 1030 Montrose St $419,000 Plumer & Associates

GRADUATE HOSPITAL 2011 Catharine St. $574 ,900 Coldwell B anker Preferred

QUEEN VILLAGE 217 B Fulton St $429,000 Plumer & Associates

ART MUSEUM 2524 Aspen St. $569,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred BELLA VISTA 919 Christian St. $334 ,900 Coldwell B anker Preferred WASH SQ WEST 1109 Spruce St. #1R $299,900 Coldwell B anker Preferred GRAD HOSPITAL 2238 Kimball St. $299,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred WASH SQ WEST 927 Spruce St. #2R $199,900 Coldwell B anker Preferred

12:00-1:30PM FISHTOWN 2722 E. Albert St. $179,900 Coldwell B anker Preferred

12:00-2:00PM SOUTHWEST CC 630 S. 27th St $699,000 Independent Custom Realty

12:30-2:30PM QUEEN VILLAGE 315 Monroe St. QUEEN VILLAGE $415,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred QUEEN VILLAGE 525 Fitzwater St. #15 $239,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

12:00-3:00PM ART MUSEUM 558 N. Judson St $444 ,900 Coldwell B anker Preferred

1:00-2:00PM BELLA VISTA 720 S. Percy St $275,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

U CITY 4905 Cedar Ave $399,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred BELLA VISTA 714 S. Marshall St. $319,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred PORT RICHMOND Almond & Indiana Sts $249,900 Mastromarco Developers

1:00-4:00PM COLLINGSWOOD, NJ 600 Atlantic Ave The LumberYard Condos >From $210,500 Main Street Realty

1:30-2:30PM SOCIETY HILL 516 Pine St $2 , 250,000 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 202 W Rittenhouse Sq #2606 $1 ,795,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

QUEEN VILLAGE 431 Fulton St $799,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

EAST FALLS 3441 Midvale Ave $419,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASH SQ WEST 1109 Spruce St. # 2R $225,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

RITTENHOUSE SQ 1924 Rittenhouse Sq $899,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

QUEEN VILLAGE 128 Kenilworth St $729,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

ART MUSEUM 937 N B ambrey St $199,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

GRAD HOSPITAL 2155 Montrose St. $450,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

SOCIETY HILL 210 W Washington Sq #2SW $725,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

SOUTH PHILLY 2611 S Rosewood St $199,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASH SQ WEST 255 S. Hutchinson St. $250,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

FITLER SQ 2413 Pine St $649,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

QUEEN VILLAGE 131 Catharine St #1 $248,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASH SQ WEST 1109 Spruce St. #4 $185,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

WASH SQ WEST 803 Lombard St $599,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 1515 Locust St #301 $719,000 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 340 S 17th St $699,000 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 224 S 23rd St $659,000 Prudential Fox & Roach GRAD HOSPITAL 2101 Catharine St $639,000 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 23 S 23rd St #2G $575,000 Prudential Fox & Roach GRAD HOSPITAL 1540 Christian St $569,000 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM 756-58 N Bucknell St $549,900 Prudential Fox & Roach AVE OF THE ARTS 1215 S Juniper St $545,000 Prudential Fox & Roach QUEEN VILLAGE 132 Kenilworth St $529,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 336 S 21st St $1 ,495,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

QUEEN VILLAGE 307 Catharine St $529,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 1830 Rittenhouse Sq #7C $1 , 300,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

NAVAL SQ 2421 Grays Ferry Ave $519,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

FITLER SQ 2403-5 Waverly St $1 , 299,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

BELLA VISTA 735 S 12th St #502 $509,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

SOCIETY HILL 118 Spruce St $975,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

FITLER SQ 2427 Naudain St $499,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

SOCIETY HILL 504 Delancey St $895,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

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RITTENHOUSE SQ 509 S 21st St $439,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

GRAD HOSPITAL 2203 Montrose St $285,000 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM 813 N Stillman St $324 ,900 Prudential Fox & Roach QUEEN VILLAGE 1031 S Randolph St $334 ,900 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 509 S 21st St $439,000 Prudential Fox & Roach FITLER SQ 2427 Naudain St $499,000 Prudential Fox & Roach GRAD HOSPITAL 2421 Grays Ferry Ave $519,900 Prudential Fox & Roach QUEEN VILLAGE 314 Monroe St $559,900 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM 756-58 N Bucknell St $574 ,900 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 1917 Panama St $859,000 Prudential Fox & Roach SOCIETY HILL 504 Delancey St $895,000 Prudential Fox & Roach NAVAL SQ 500 Admirals Way #408 $429,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

1:30 - 3:00PM SOCIETY HILL 231 Delancey St $829,000 Plumer & Associates

2:00-3:00PM OLD CITY 51 N. 2nd St. $328,900 Coldwell B anker Preferred

3:00 - 4:00 PM GRAD HOSPITAL 709 S 18th St #B $359,900 Prudential Fox & Roach GRAD HOSPITAL 2232 St. Albans St $359,900 Prudential Fox & Roach GRAD HOSPITAL 609 S B ambrey St $479,900 Prudential Fox & Roach SOCIETY HILL 803 Lombard St $589,900 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM 2323 Pennsylvania Ave $619,900 Prudential Fox & Roach BELLA VISTA 920 South St #7 $749,900 Prudential Fox & Roach SOCIETY HILL 210 W Washington Sq #PH $2 ,500,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

GIRARD ESTATE 2449 S Garnet St $549,999 Prudential Fox & Roach QUEEN VILLAGE 3-7 Christian St $549,000 Prudential Fox & Roach GIRARD ESTATE 2447 S Garnet St $495,000 Prudential Fox & Roach FITLER SQ 609 S B ambrey St $479,900 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 1901 Walnut St #14C $465,000 Prudential Fox & Roach WASH SQ WEST 1108 Lombard St #45 $399,900 Prudential Fox & Roach GRAD HOSPITAL 1713 Fitzwater St #A $369,000 Prudential Fox & Roach LOGAN SQ 2301 Cherry St #3C $360,000 Prudential Fox & Roach GRAD HOSPITAL 709 “B” S 18th St $359,900 Prudential Fox & Roach GRAD HOSPITAL 2232 S aint Albans St $359,900 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 23 S 23rd St #2F $299,900 Prudential Fox & Roach WASH SQ WEST 1136 Waverly St #1R $270,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

OLD CITY 209 Cuthbert St. #301 $325,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

SOCIETY HILL 210 W Washington Sq #5NW $1 ,425,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

ART MUSEUM 754 N 23rd St $424 ,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

OLD CITY 309-313 Arch St. #308 $319,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

BELLA VISTA 719 S 9th St $1 ,150,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

AVE OF THE ARTS 1420 Locust St #20R $259,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

QUEEN VILLAGE 319 Catharine St $419,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASH SQ WEST 1109 Spruce St. # 3R $180,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

RITTENHOUSE SQ The Rittenhouse #1005 $945,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

ART MUSEUM 2601 Pennsylvania Ave #610 $199,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 1917 Panama St $859,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASH SQ WEST 1119-25 Pine St #103 $434 ,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 1515 Locust St #501 $835,000 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 2128 Cypress St $799,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

AVE OF THE ARTS 1420 Locust St #20P $259,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

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Great space & location. $325,000 CENTER CITY 1500 CHESTNUT STREET, #10E Gorgeous 1BR in Ellington. HW Flrs. Hi-ceil.

S/S&Gran Kitch. Perfect condition. $259,000 UNIVERSITY CITY 4202 PINE STREET Trumbauer House: 2010 Complete Hi-end Renov. in CATCHMENT. Spectacular Character. 3,500’ 4BR,5BTH residence in c.1905 Mansion. 2-car PRKG. Private landscaped yard. Full flr Great Rm., Hi-ceil. HW flrs. $975,000 4200 PINE STREET, #105 Hi-end 2007 new constr. CATCHMENT. 3BR/3bth condo w/2-car PRKG. Huge home w/Open flr.plan.

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GARAGE. Quiet Society Hill block. Open plan living, dining & amaz. kitchen. HW flrs., great light, deck. $629,000 ABBOTTS SQUARE, #744 1BR/1.5BA Condo. Balcony w/great CC views, beautiful H/W Floors, Exc. Layout, New Baths w/hi-end marble, Great Closet Sp. $325,900 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 2425 NAUDAIN STREET 2BR townhome w/Large Patio. Open plan, HW flrs t/o, & huge Mstr BR. Exc storage. Amazing Loc. $429,900

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317 Vine St # 210 N/L York Square - Gorgeous 1 BR, Hdwd Flrs, 9’ Ceilings + Parking. $399,000

1208,1210 & 1212 Mount Vernon St Gorgeous N/C. Three beautiful homes, 3400 +(-) sq. ft., 5/4.5, den w/ wet bar, oak flooring, 2 car parking & huge deck. from $599,000

600-02 N American N/C, Designer Homes 3/2.5, basement, garden, T.A. and garage. Reduced From $499,900

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309-13 Arch Street # 301 - 1 bdrm Loft-style condo w/ hrdwd flrs, granite kitchen & great southern exposure. $289,000.

241-245 Market Street thru to Church Street

1107-1121 N. Howard Street

with 9 Res. Units, 1 Penthouse + 1st floor commercial space. $1,750,000.

Zoned and approved for 16 Town Homes + Two Stacked Duplexes, 20 off Street Parking Spaces in Gated Community. Reduced to $2,150,000

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2036 DELANCEy PL

231 DELANCEy ST

Landmark property, 5 combined lots, over 6,000sf footprint, great opportunity for development or magnificent residence

Magnificent beautifully restored double wide corner, 5br, 6b, +/-9000sf, original detail, elevator, terrace, 3 car heated garage

$7,250,000

$5,497,000

$1,399,000

$829,000

1030 MONTROSE ST

607 S 8TH ST Rehabbed 3br, 2b, h/w flrs, garage, new price, great value!

1020 ANNIN ST, PASSyUNK SQ

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217B FULTON ST

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3br,2.5b, patio, +/-1500sf, f/p, large patio, Brazilian cherry flrs, garage parking

Corner 3 story 5br, 2.5b, h/w flrs, cook’s kitchen, roof deck

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$429,000

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Call Scott Neifeld

NEW LISTING!

SOCIETY HILL/QUEEN VILLAGE/WASH WEST

234 S Philip Pl I.M. Pel bright& airy 4 bedroom, 3.2 bath, +/-2520sf, family rm, great garden, parking .................REDUCED $965,000 325 S 2nd St, Penns Landing Sq Contemporary townhome, 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, garden, deck, garage parking ..............$885,000 231 Delancey St Traditional 4bedroom,1.5bath, h/w flrs, fireplace, many original details, beautiful Society Hill block .... NEW PRICE $829,000 235 Fitzwater St 3bedrooms,3.5baths, +/-3200sf, large garden, deck, garage ..................................................REDUCED $699,000 408 Queen St Exquisite 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath, totally renovated, +/-2500sf, gourmet kitchen, roof deck with city view..............$599,450 732 Christian St Completely renovated 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, deck, lots of light, municipal parking across the street ............$579,000 400-416 S 2nd St #402 Beautiful 2 bedroom,3 bath condo, patio, shared courtyard, 1 yr parking ..............................................$559,000 308 Cypress St 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, +/-2025sf, eat-in kitchen with f/p, large garden patio ....................................................$529,900 778 S Front St, Whildin’s Way 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, finished den, many upgrades, PARKING .................................... NEW PRICE $499,900 607 S 8th St Rehabbed 3bedroom, 2bath, h/w flrs, garage ....................................................................................... REDUCED $399,900 217 B Fulton St 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, patio, +/-1500sf, f/p, large patio, Brazilian cherry flrs, garage parking.......................$429,000 1 Christian St #25 Court at Old Swedes 3 bedroom, 2 bath townhouse condo, deck with river views, garage parking........................$330,000 Abbotts Sq, #526, 530 S 2nd St Beautiful 1 bedroom, 1.5 bath condo, +/-839sf, balcony, 24/7 front desk..........................$252,000 1211 South St C Corner 2 bedroom condo, newer kitchen,c/a, balcony, deeded parking, low fee ............................................$235,000

RITTENHOUSE/FITLER SQUARE/SOLO (South Of Lombard St)

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22 S Front St #701 +/-2500sf 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath penthouse condo, private rooftop deck, 2 car deeded parking ..................$1,390,000 144 Bread St Carriage house style 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, garage parking ................................................................................................$939,000 118 N 3rd St Minima Loft Bldg, full floor condos, +/-1375 sq ft, 1 & 2 bedroom units available............................................$390,000-$410,000 50 N Front St 2 bedroom loft condo, 2 baths, f/p, river views, tax abatement...........................................................................................$329,900 320 Race St “E” Penthouse loft condo, 2bedrooms, 2baths, incredible views www.320racest.com .........................................................$329,000

$349,000

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CHINA TOWN

1100 Vine St PH101, Grandview 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, +/-1127 sf .................................................................................................$329,900 1100 Vine St #1210, Grandview Bright 2 bedroom, 1 bath, h/w flrs ...........................................................................................$274,900

UNIVERSITY CITY

4007 Haverford Ave Three 1-bedroom units, back yard, good condition, investment opportunity............................................................$165,000

LOGAN SQUARE

100 N 22nd St #135, The Arches Dramatic upper unit, light filled, 3 bedroom,2.5 bath, balcony, great storage, garage parking ...........$499,000

EAST MOUNT AIRY

6646 Boyer St Corner 4 bedroom, 2 bath, wraparound porch, garage......................................................................................................$175,000

BELLA VISTA

1004 E Passyunk Ave 3 bdrooms, 2.5 baths, adorable garden, rear deck, c/a ......................................................................$349,000

NORTHERN LIBERTIES / FISHTOWN

626 N Bodine St Loft style home, 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, garden ................................................................................................$339,900 107 W Master St, Old Kensington Bright 3 bedroom, den, 1.5 bath, +/- 2300sf, yard ........................................................................$210,000 3427 Livingston St, Port Richmond Newly renovated 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths ....................................................................................$119,000

CENTER CITY SOUTH

1020 Annin St, Passyunk Sq 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, new kitchen & bath, huge garden, c/a ...................................................................$349,000 1155 S Clarion St, Passyunk Sq Rehabbed large 3 bedroom, yard ........................................................................................$299,000 1609 S Lawrence St Renovated 2 story, 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, full basement, rear patio, wood floors, c/a, +/-1176sf........REDUCED $259,000 1925 S 4th St Bright 3 bedroom, 1 bath, yard, basement .....................................................................................................$219,999 828 Earp St Bright 2br, 1.5b, wood flrs, new kitchen & new windows .......................................................................................................$179,900 1516 Wolf St 2 story, 4 bedrooms, 1 bath, h/w flrs, garden ........................................................................................................$156,500 2315 S 8th ST 3bedrooms, 1.5 baths ......................................................................................................................................................$156,000 1133 Cantrell St 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, h/w flrs, basement........................................................................................................................$155,000

COMMERCIAL & INVESTMENT

501 S 12th St Professional Office space, over 20,000 sq ft zoned for medical and /or legal offices. 16 deeded parking spaces .......... $4,999,900 1100-1118 E Passyunk Ave (at Washington Ave) +/-8500sf, 3 entrances, also 3 story house and 2 garage bays ....................... $3,000,000 1118 Spruce St Grand 6 unit building, good income, excellent Wash West location ............................................................$1,250,000 12 N 3rd St Old City +/-8400sf commercial building ............................................................................................................$999,900 507 S 2nd St Professional office or retail store plus 3 bedroom, bi-level apartment ...............................................................$895,000 50-52 S 3rd St Historically certified buildings formerly a pub/restaurant, plus newly renovated bi-level 3 br apartment ............$795,000 Pennsport Approx. 4000 sq ft, clear span/floor, many uses ...................................................................................................$649,000 1245 Ridge Ave (Corner of Mt Vernon St) Large irregular lot with auto repair shop ...........................................................$625,000 1725-31 S 25th St +/-12,000sf garage/warehouse with 4,000sq ft parking lot ....................................................................$595,000 908 N 4th St Renovated triplex, 3 one-bedroom apts, garden, 2 decks, separate utilities, fully rented ......................................$445,000 2229 E Huntingdon St 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, deck. First floor front commercial space, zoned C1...........................................$319,900 3213 Frankford Ave 3 story, +/-21,000 sq ft industrial warehouse with elevator, 2 loading docks, zoned G2 ..........................$299,500 1206 Alter St Vacant lot, +/- 14’x48’ .................................................................................................................................... $89,000 1212 S 2nd St, Pennsport Vacant lot, +/-15’x20’ ................................................................................................................ $39,000 214 S 49th St Vacant land, 16’x60’ ...................................................................................................................................... $25,000

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3br,2b, new kitchen & bath, huge garden, c/a

November 3-9, 2010

2128 Brandywine St Big 4 bedroom, 2bath, eat in kitchen, h/w flrs, patio, deck possibility ....................................................$499,999

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1914-16 Rittenhouse Sq Landmark property 5 combined lots, over 6,000sf footprint, great opportunity for development or magnificent residence ....................................................................................................................................................$7,250,000 2036 Delancey Pl Magnificient beautifully restored double wide corner, 5 br, 6b, +/-9000sf, original detail, elevator, terrace, 3 car heated garage.......................................................................................................................................................................... $5,497,000 50 S 16th ST #4102, 2 Liberty Pl Exquisite 2br,2b, many upgrades, sunset & river vus, 2 yr garage parking, tax abatement ............$925,000 2120 Pine St Large beautifully restored Victorian, 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, original features, patio, parking available .......... REDUCED $899,000 212-24 S 24th St #2420 Filter Walk Spectacular +/-2600sf, 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath, f/p, h/w flrs, 2 gated patios, 2 decks, parking ..$879,000 2001 Catharine St Corner 3 bedroom,2.5bath,+/-2500sf, roof deck, garage, tax abatement, 5 yrs young ...................................$659,000 251 S 22nd St B, Chandler Pl NY style full floor, +/- 1339sf, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, f/p, south facing garden, parking ...........$499,900 2038 Pemberton St Spectacular new renovation, 2 bedrooms, S O 1.5 Lbaths,Dden, steel ! stairway, glass, exposed brick & stone ....$399,900 1500 Chestnut St, 13E, The Ellington 1 bedroom, 1 bath luxury condo, central location, 24 hr doorman .............................$251,500

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1435 Bainbridge St Announcing Artisan 2!

Bold contemporary 4br,3.5b, +/-4000sf, elevator, chef’s kitchen, 2 panoramic decks, 2 car garage, 10 yr tax abatement...............$1,399,000 644-650 N Sydenham St, Art Museum Area New Townhouses 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, deck, garage parking, tax abatement.....................................................................................................REDUCED $549,900

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$399,900

$419,000

CENTER CITY NEW CONSTRUCTION

Traditional 4br,1.5b, h/w flrs, fireplace, many original details, beautiful block, new price!

Bold contemporary 4br,3.5b,+/-4000sf, elevator, chef’s kitchen, 2 panoramic decks, 2 car garage, 10 yr tax abatement

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1600 Arch St. #1410 Rarely avail., lrg fully upgraded studio, custom closets, cabinets, counters 1916 Cambridge St. Renovated Art Museum townhome w/hwflrs, full fin bsmt, granite counters 83 N. Judson St. 3br/1ba, Recently renovated on quiet street. HWflrs, backyard, unfinished bsmt 870 N. 28th St. #211 Fierce contemporary multi-level w/XL city view deck. Open SS KIT, Parking 558 N. Judson St. Completely rehabbed & redone! Amazing details t/o & an incredible master ste 2524 Aspen St. Stunning Victorian on favorite Art Museum block!

$209,900 $265,000 $299,000 $299,000 OPEN HOUSE $444,900 OPEN HOUSE $549,000

1stn Quarter Award Winners wColdwell a rBanker d Preferred Wi n er s 5403 Cedar Ave. Solid West Philly Porch Front. This is a short sale 4614 Lancaster Ave. Corner commercial 7 unit, Bldg SqFt 5105, needs rehab 7309 Woodbine Ave. Nice Overbrook Airlite waiting for ome TLC. This is a short sale 4905 Cedar Ave. Unique green renovation. 5br/3ba Victorian w/original details & salvaged materials

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1233 S. 18th St. 2br/2.5ba townhouse, total rehab, intercom, H/W, fenced yard, granite, fin bsmt 1823 Pine St. #4 1br/1.5ba Newly remodeled bi-level condo w/pkg! HWflrs, room for entertaining 2018-2032 Walnut St. Fully upgraded 1br condo, Luxurious Wanamaker House. SS Appls, HWflrs 1516 South St. #2A Lrg, Dramatic bi-level 2br/2ba, boutique conversion walk to Rittenhouse Sq. 1616 Naudain St. Lovely, renovated spacious 2br/2ba in walking distance to CC. Garden, quiet st.

1737 Chestnut St. #301 Location and Space – on one flr. 2 Mstr Stes w/baths. HWflrs, grt light 1701 Locust St. #2005 Warwick Condominium: Split 2 br/2.5ba high floor, great views 2413 Manning St. Reduced 2+br/2+ba, garage home xtra wide 4-story townhome in Fitler Sq. Charming Block 1607 Kater St. MUST SEE! PRICED TO SELL! Unique location, quaint street w/unique Skyline View!

418 S. Taney St. Park side home, 3+br/2+ba, LR w/FP, sep DR, EIK, Wd flr, patios, 2FP’s, garage 2128 Spruce St. 4-5br Townhouse located in Rittenhouse Square

$269,000 $319,000 345,000 $400,000 $459,000 $589,000 $597,500 $600,000 $684,900 $995,000 $1,450,000

800 N. 48th St. New Construction!

1136 S. 26th St. New 3br/3ba; alarm system; bay windows; master ste; roof deck; fin bsmt 309-313 Arch St. Loft condos in the heart of Old City w/vintage HWflrs, high ceilings & more 767 S. Cleveland St. Brand New! Pre-Construction! 3br/2ba, 2-Story Townhouse, Ready 12/10 1329 Annin St. 1br/1.5ba, 3-story home with garage parking, roof deck, new construction 709 S. Mole St. New Construction ; 3br/2.5ba; Fin Bsmt; HW flrs; Granite Counters: SS Appls 1836 Manton St. Brand new construction; 3br/3ba; sec sys; master ste; roof deck; fin bsmt

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$298,000 $299,000 $315,000 OPEN HOUSE Fr $319,000 OPEN HOUSE $328,900 $357,000

SOCIETY HILL / WASHINGTON SQUARE WEST 1109 Spruce St. Units 2R, 3R Your choice of two 1br/1ba units. 2R totally renovated w/granite & SS Kit 1109 Spruce St. #4 New Listing. Totally rehabbed loft style condo. Deluxe granite & SS kitchen 927 Spruce St. 2R Deluxe Jr. 1br/1ba w/new kitchen. Unit contains a queen size Murphy bed 255 S. Hutchinson St. New listing! Historic 2br/1.5ba on charming cobblestone street 1109 Spruce St. #1R Deluxe bi-level 2br/2ba totally renovated unit. Deluxe Granite & SS Kit 1110 Waverly St. 3br/2.5ba, 1526 sqft corner home, quiet cherry tree lined st. Move in ready. Garden 506 Pine St. Gracious townhouse with one-car parking in the heart of Society Hill!

Fr $180,000 OPEN HOUSE $185,000 OPEN HOUSE 199,900 OPEN HOUSE $250,000 OPEN HOUSE $299,000 $599,000 OPEN HOUSE $649,000

QUEEN VILLAGE/ BELLA VISTA / GRADUATE HOSPITAL / SOUTH PHILA. 2335 Mountain St. Completely renovated 2br with hwflrs, granite countertops & rear yard $89,900 2112 Mole St. Well maintained spacious 2br home in good condition. Move in condition, very clean $124,900 2316 S. Franklin St. 3br/1ba, HWflrs t/o. Recessed lighting, spacious living room, renovated KIT $135,000 343 Emily St. Pennsport home w/1.5 baths & central air. 1st flr offers lrg updated eat-in-kitchen $147,900 911 W. Shunk St. Open flr plan, Well maintained, 9’ ceilings, Bright eat-in-kitchen $149,900 2439 S. 9th St. 3br/1ba. Home has large EIK, 1st flr laundry, large closets, Great location $155,000 1107 Emily St. This two bedroom home has been well maintained and updated $169,900 1805 S. 8th St. Great value for beautiful 3br home in Pennsport. Sep bkfst rm, patio, 1.5 baths $159,000 1245 S. 18th St. 3br/1.5ba gorgeous rehab, hwflrs, new kitchen w/granite, ceramic tile baths $179,900 1515 S. 2nd St. Fabulous! 3-story w/huge yard, neat & clean t/o. Needs some TLC, New Roof ’07 $229,000 525 Fitzwater St. #15 Abbott’s Ct. Gated Community, all new electric, plumbing, heating, C/A. low taxes OPEN HOUSE Fr $239,000 822 Kimball St. Location, Location, Location. Three story home in move in condition $249,900 1711 Wolf St. 4br home was rehabbed just 5 years ago & meticulously maintained & upgraded since $264,900 934 S. 23rd St. Marvelous newly renovated townhome in Graduate Hospital, hwflrs & rear courtyard $275,000 606 Pemberton St. 3br/1ba 3-story home w/large rooms, wall to wall carpeting, shared patio $275,000 OPEN HOUSE $275,000 720 S. Percy St. Well kept, recently updated Trinity. New windows, electric, HVAC & roof 608 Pemberton St. 3br/1ba, Modern upgrades, bsmt laundry, EIK, shared patio, new windows $295,000 OPEN HOUSE $299,000 2238 Kimball St. Low Price for Gorgeous New Construction in Graduate Area! 3br/2ba, hwflr, patio 1228 Ritner St. Beautiful re-construction. This home has is all! $299,900 145 Moore St. $25,000 price reduction! 3br/2.5ba, Hwflrs, C/A, granite, 3rd flr master suite w/deck, 1500sqft. $299,999 2533 Grays Ferry Ave. Complete renovated home with gorgeous finishes, huge roofdeck, city views $315,000 OPEN HOUSE $319,000 714 S. Marshall St. 1br contemporary townhome, garage parking, choice Bella Vista Street 200 Lombard St. #744 Very nice 1br/1.5ba condo. H/W, great views fr balcony, great bathrooms $327,900 OPEN HOUSE $334,900 919 Christian St. Spacious Bella Vista home just steps from the Italian Market OPEN HOUSE $415,000 315 Monroe St. Bi-level Condo in Desirable Queen Village OPEN HOUSE $429,000 500 Admirals Way #408 Gorgeous 2br/2ba condo in Naval Square! Mster Ste, Pkg, HWflrs, balcony 836 S. 2nd St. Huge 4-story, 3 bedroom townhouse with multiple balconies and garage! $500,000 15 Christian St. Fantastic 3br/3.5ba townhouse in Queen Village. One car garage, elevator $565,000 OPEN HOUSE $574,500 2011 Catharine St. Newly rehabbed! 2-car pkg., 3br/3.5ba, wood flrs, deluxe kit w/granite & SS

OPEN HOUSE $389,900

2155 Montrose St. New (2400sqft) corner home across fr park. 3br/2.5ba, open flr plan, custom kit 2514 Grays Ferry Ave. 3br/2.5ba; 2400 sqft; HWflrs; Recessed Lighting; Granite Counters, more 2516 Grays Ferry Ave. New construction; 3br/2.5ba; sec sys; master ste; roof deck; fin bsmt; garage 2518 Grays Ferry Ave. 3br/2.5ba; 2400 sqft; HWflrs; Resessed lighting; Granite Cnters; SS Appls 2520 Grays Ferry Ave. New construction; 3br/2.5ba; sec sys; master ste; roof deck; fin bsmt; garage 2522 Grays Ferry Ave. New construction; 3br/2.5ba; sec sys; master ste; roof deck; fin bsmt; garage 2524 Grays Ferry Ave. New construction; 3br/2.5ba; sec sys; master ste; roof deck; fin bsmt; garage 1346 Crease St. Price Reduction! 3br/4ba Green home, quiet st. Solar ready, 11ft ceilings, garage 1221 S. Philip St. 3br/2.5ba New constructions w/1 car garage, hwflrs, hi ceilings, open kit, deck 629-31 S. 13th St. #A Choose your finishes, 3br/3ba, fin bsmt, 660 sqft, Roof Deck!

OPEN HOUSE $425,000

$179,000

OPEN HOUSE $179,900 $220,000 $249,000 $315,000 $429,000

Fr $344,750 $350,000 $385,000 $389,000 $389,900 $389,900

COMMERCIAL/INVESTMENT 2113 S. Opal St. 3br/1ba, lrg rooms, EIK, backyard. Great affordable home in South Philadelphia 420 N. Redfield St. Twin Duplex 1260 sqft, 2brs in each unit, CAP RATE 17.31 renovated ’09 929 N. Randolph St. Large Northern Liberties Investment Property 1926 S. 15th St. Well Maintained Triplex w/Grt Bones & Grt Income Potential.Top flr avail now ($650) 27 Osborne St. Cashflowing Duplex. 2+3 BRs. Grt loc, well maintained. Sep utils excpt water 1802 W. Erie Ave. Grt Investment on Beautiful Renovated Multi near Temple U. 4br & 5br units 1000 S. 6th St. Mixed use- vacant office plus 2br apt., all sep. utilities 1716 Monument St. Nicely renovated triplex. One block from Temple Campus 2340 S. Hemberger St. Turnkey luncheonette business & building with 1br apt, all equip. inc.

1300 Spruce St. Center City Development Opp., approved for residential condos & commercial 2501 Oakford St. 54,000 sqft G2 4-story light industrial bldg. Sale or lease. Will divide

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Overbrook-Handyman special w/solid bones in great location. Good for investor or 1st time buyer Northeast-4619 Sheffeield St. 3br/1ba, Well-designed home, nice yard, 1-car pkg, bsmt laundry Mayfair-4233 Levick St. Lrg. 3br/1ba, newer kitchen, on nice street Overbrook-6637 Lotus Rd. 3br Porch-Front on a quiet, tree-lined block in Overbrook Port Richmond-3293 Chatham St. Beautifully renovated 2br/1.5ba rowhome Holmesburg-4313 Rhawn St. Great 4 Bedroom home. Large backyard and new remodeled Come see for yourself!

East Falls-3688 Stanton St. 4br/1ba, 3-story home in East Falls. Wall to wall carpets, lrg Kit, lrg yard East Falls-3424 Crawford St. Charming 2br/1ba w/lrg yard, HWflrs, Mod Kit w/SS appls, near SEPTA Torresdale-113 Village Lane 3br/1.5ba, C/A, lrg driveway, inground pool, newer appls, lrg bsmt Andorra-9024 Ayrdale Crescent Andorra luxury townhome, garage, lrg yard, new cedar deck

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1429 E. Oxford St. Great 4br home, brand new brick front, newer electric. This is a Short Sale 2657 Edgemont St. Price Reduced!

410 E. Wildey St. Brand New rehab, riverside Fishtown 3br/2.5ba, open living space, hwflrs 2218-20 Martha St. Unique, double-wide converted warehouse w/2br/2.5ba, Garage pkg & bsmt

From $225,000 $230,000 $259,900 $325,000 $329,000 $295,000 $300,000

209 Cuthbert St. #301 New Loft Conversion located in the heart of OLD CITY 209 Cuthbert St. Newly renovated loft building in the heart of Old City! Modern kitchens & baths-must see!

2028 Kimball St. Gorgeous new construction, 3br/3ba, HWflrs, New appls & HVAC, Fin Bsmt 911 & 913 N. 28th St. 3br/2.5ba, HWflrs, Garage, Roofdeck, Custom Closets, Designer Kitchen Fr 4124 Apple St. 4br/3ba, New Construction, 2900 sqft, finished basement & roof deck 209 Cuthbert St. #301 New Loft Conversion located in the heart of OLD CITY! Gorgeous model unit 1935 Kimball St. Brand New! Beatiful 4br/3ba, Townhouse w/tons of details, roof deck, & fin bsmt

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ART MUSEUM

Total Square Footage

Price

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

Monthly After Tax Cost

the philadelphian the philadelphian the philadelphian the philadelphian the philadelphian the philadelphian

Duplex penthouse, 3BR, 2.5BA, balc. w/panoramic city and Fairmount views, high ceilings, bright & sunny throughout 4,049 sf of completely customizable space that can be designed to the buyer’s desire 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, unobstructed city skyline views, wood floors, large balcony, 2017 sf 1 bedroom, 1 bath, brand new kitchen and bath, wood floors, Art Museum view 2,205 sf of completely customizable space that can be designed to the buyer’s desire 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, upgraded kitchen wood floors

4,207 4,049 2,017 1000 2,205 1127

$699,000* $599,900* $579,900* $289,900 $275,000 $209,900

$179,830 $153,493 $149,496 $43,267 $40,731 $36,661

$5,471 $5,038 $3,760 $1,939 $1,733 $1,818

Location

AVENUE OF THE ARTS

Total Square Footage

Price

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

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the grande acadeMy house acadeMy house center city one lenox acadeMy house acadeMy house center city one

Bi-level penthouse, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors, large high-end kitchen 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, renovated kitchen and master bath, large balcony One bedroom, one bath, upgraded kitchen and bath, Juliet balcony, W/D 1 bedroom, 1 bath, high floor, balcony with panoramic views of the city to the south, excellent closet space, W/D 1 bedroom, 1 bath, wood floors, open gourmet kitchen, bay windows bring excellent light, large living area 1 bedroom, 1 bath, panoramic southern views, Juliet balcony, renovated bath and kitchen 1 bedroom, 1 bath, high floor, wood floors throughout, updated kitchen and bath 1 bedroom, 1 bath, spacious balcony, magnificent city views to the south, abundant natural light

1,437 1,111 705 897 966 705 861 873

$475,000 $375,000 $289,000 $259,900 $263,900 $259,900 $245,000 $240,000

$65,578 $56,157 $42,702 $41,412 $40,023 $39,043 $37,511 $36,972

$2,824 $2,473 $1,772 $1,720 $1,761 $1,661 $1,710 $1,563

Location

RITTENHOUSE SQUARE

Total Square Footage

Price

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

the rittenhouse barclay lanesborough lanesborough 1900 rittenhouse lanesborough barclay parc rittenhouse parc rittenhouse 1830 rittenhouse warwick condoMiniuMs warwick condoMiniuMs the rittenhouse parc rittenhouse warwick condoMiniuMs

Penthouse, 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 half baths, high end finishes and appointments throughout, balcony with city views 3bedroom+den, 3.5 baths, marble foyer, formal dining rm, sunny eat-in kitchen, 10’ ceilings, moldings, oak herring bone floors, 3 gas fireplaces 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, brand new, very high ceilings, his and hers master baths, custom kitchen, exquisite detail throughout.

Tri-level penthouse with 1600 sq ft of terrace space, being sold unfinished, private elevator access 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 270 degree views including Rittenhouse Square, chefs kitchen, upgraded throughout 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, study/den, open floor plan, coffered ceilings throughout, chefs kitchen, luxurious master suite 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, herringbone wood floors, EIK, crown molding and other custom finishes throughout, Rittenhouse Square views 2 bedrooms plus den, 2 baths, den/study, high ceilings, oversized windows overlooking Rittenhouse Square, upgraded custom kitchen, sun soaked master suite 2 bedrooms plus den, 2.5 baths, large balcony over Rittenhouse Square, open kitchen, hardwood floors, marble baths 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, upgraded kitchen, original hardwood floors and molding, lots of light 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 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, completely renovated with high end finishes, views of Rittenhouse Square from every room 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, terrace on pool club deck, open custom kitchen, marble baths, wood floors 2 bedrooms + den, 3 baths,gourmet kitchen, marble baths, walk-in-closets, hardwood floors

3,952 3,293 3,467 3,413 3,200 3,419 2,638 2,221 1,552 2,275 2,000 1,978 1,560 1,272 1,614

$3,500,000* $834,620 $2,900,000* $666,258 $2,750,000* $636,038 $2,500,000* $579,879 $1,975,000* $475,252 $1,900,000* $510,871 $2,195,000* $511,632 $1,395,000* $349,934 $1,075,000* $306,402 $1,295,500* $309,704 $1,290,000* $174,122 $1,350,000* $181,323 $995,000* $242,439 $849,900* $201,948 $829,000* $115,051

$889,056 $619,296 $607,268 $557,842 $522,588 $505,196 $501,005 $362,728 $304,997 $318,887 $373,141 $371,644 $273,743 $206,151 $246,527

$20,745 $14,450 $14,170 $13,016 $12,194 $11,788 $11,690 $8,464 $7,117 $7,440 $8,707 $8,672 $6,387 $4,810 $5,752

$3,725 $2,632 $2,605 $2,351 $2,124 $2,101 $2,094 $1,511 $1,320 $1,321 $1,757 $1,795 $1,090 $855 $992

$17,020 $11,818 $11,565 $10,665 $10,070 $9,687 $9,597 $6,953 $5,796 $6,119 $6,949 $6,877 $5,298 $3,956 $4,761

1,380 1,037 1,050 1,075 1,350 712

$725,000* $599,000* $595,000* $550,000* $429,900 $399,900

$145,000 $147,283 $143,766 $133,706 $62,466 $53,426

$217,432 $170,623 $153,060 $146,037 $137,002 $106,710

$5,073 $3,981 $3,571 $3,408 $3,197 $2,490

$2,938 $659 $619 $580 $442 $486

$4,251 $3,323 $2,953 $2,827 $2,755 $2,003

Studio, city views, large marble bath, hardwood floors, excellent natural light Studio, high floor with city views, walk in closest, wood floors, marble bath Studio, high floor, view of Rittenhouse Square, wood floors excellent closet space

583 423 583

$379,900 $229,900 $215,000

$55,358 $32,772 $33,082

$114,993 $62,166 $66,762

$2,683 $1,451 $1,558

$401 $226 $4248

$2,282 $1,225 $1,310

Location

SOCIETY HILL

Total Square Footage

Price

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bank building society hill towers society hill towers society hill towers society hill towers society hill towers bank building

2 bedrooms plus den, 2.5 baths, hardwood floors, high-end open kitchen, designer bathrooms Two bedrooms, one bath, parquet wood floors, washer/dryer, unobstructed river views, floor-to-ceiling windows Corner 1 bedroom, northwest view, wood floors in living room, updated kitchen One bedroom, one bath, river views, custom kitchen and bath One bedroom, high floor, river view, investment opportunity 1BR, 1BA, magnificent river views, high floor, wood floors throughout Raw space that can be customized to the buyers desires, hotel services and amenities available

2,117 1,133 775 700 700 700 1,286

$875,000* $399,000 $329,900 $297,500 $290,000 $275,000 $269,000

$207,313 $58,788 $47,977 $43,513 $42,577 $40,731 $41,367

$4,291 $2,562 $1,951 $1,806 $1,798 $1,733 $1,933

Location

WASHINGTON SQUARE

Total Square Footage

Price

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

independence place independence place independence place independence place independence place hopkinson house hopkinson house independence place independence place

3 bedrooms, 3 baths, east facing river and city views, modern kitchem, hardwood floors, balcony, laundry room 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, open chefs kitchen, upgraded bathrooms, hardwood floors, balcony 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, hardwood floors, upgraded kitchen and baths, granite wet bar 1 bedroom, 2 baths, plus den, completely renovated with custom kitchen and designer baths, balcony, hardwood floors 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths, alcove, Washington Square views, completely upgraded throughout 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, wood floors, balcony, southern exposure Deluxe 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcomy with views of Washington Square and the river, renovated kitchen and bath 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, laundry room, excellent condition 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, excellent value

3,015 1,977 1,977 1,173 1,118 1,200 1,063 928 928

$1,250,000* $250,000 $975,000* $234,783 $769,000* $187,954 $579,000* $139,761 $499,900 $71,144 $379,900 $56,515 $350,000 $53,908 $299,900 $44,212 $290,000 $42,132

Location

WATERFRONT

Total Square Footage

Price

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

Monthly After Tax Cost

waterFront square

1 bedroom, 1 bath, wood floors, balcony, high end finishes in kitchen and bath

924

$279,900

$42,318

$1,804

$271,026 $243,586 $191,032 $96,341 $86,724 $88,932

$143,483 $122,944 $88,613 $86,520 $88,045 $82,852 $84,440 $78,608

$6,324 $5,684 $4,457 $2,248 $2,024 $2,075

$3,348 $2,869 $2,068 $2,019 $2,054 $1,933 $1,970 $1,834

$852 $646 $698 $309 $291 $257

$572 $396 $296 $299 $293 $272 $260 $271

Monthly After Tax Cost

open sunday 11/7 1:00 - 1:30pM 1830 rittenhouse square the rittenhouse barclay barclay 250 s 17th street warwick condoMiniuMs the rittenhouse warwick condoMiniuMs dorchester

2bedrooms, 1.5baths, windows overlooking Rittenhouse Square, old world charm, spacious kitchen, formal dining room 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths, eat in kitchem, beautiful sunset views, master suite with large marble bath 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 One bedroom, one bath, hardwood floors, marble bath, custom kitchen

open sunday 11/7 1:45 - 2:15pM

$217,014 $128,086 $98,340 $90,659 $89,976 $86,724 $95,821

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

$319,246 $235,988 $198,717 $140,111 $135,733 $122,407 $115,998 $87,809 $83,461

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$90,810

$5,064 $2,989 $2,295 $2,115 $2,099 $2,024 $2,236

$7,449 $5,506 $4,637 $3,269 $3,167 $2,856 $2,707 $2,049 $1,947

$2,119

$844 $427 $344 $309 $302 $291 $303

$1,403 $1,053 $868 $613 $524 $417 $410 $327 $302

$315

Monthly After Tax Cost

$6,046 $4,453 $3,769 $2,656 $2,643 $2,439 $2,297 $1,722 $1,645

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parc riTTenhouse 225 s. 18th street

Entire floor 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home, 270 degree views, high end finishes & features throughout, 3419 sf

Brand new with 2 bedrooms plus den, 2 baths, very large windows overlooking the center of the Square, upgraded finishes, 2221 sf

$1,900,000

$1,395,000

The phiLadeLphian 2401 pennsylvania avenue

independence pLace 233 s. 6th street

Bi-Level penthouse with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, large balconies, 16’ ceilings, 4207 sf

2 bedrooms, 2 baths, custom renovations throughout, balcony, fabulous Washington Square & Locust Walk view, 1173 sf

$699,000

$579,000

The riTTenhouse 210 W. rittenhouse square

academy house 1420 Locust street

Studio, wonderful sunset view, large marble bathroom, hardwood floors, 583 sf

1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, high floor, wood floors throughout, updated kitchen and bath, 861 sf

$379,900

$245,000

“wE coopERAtE with All REAltoRs”

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November 3-9, 2010

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

The Lanesborough 1601 Locust street

W W W. P H I L A D E L P H I A W E E K LY. C O M

Center City Luxury Condominiums For saLe

BETTER THAN AN AUCTION

We bid you a good buy!

LUXURIOUS 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM CONDOS PRICED FROM $279K TO $2.8M.

Best Value in Center City, Bar None.

UP TO 90% 30 YEAR FIXED LOW INTEREST MORTGAGES � ZERO POINTS, NO PMI � NO SETTLEMENT COSTS TO BUYERS � 2% TRANSFER FEE WAIVED �

3.99% 4.99% 5.99% up to $417K

up to $650K

up to $1.5M

SALES CENTER OPEN DAILY & WEEKENDS 11AM — 5PM 23 S. 23RD ST. 215.564.2333 WWW.23CONDO.COM Special Financing Offer. Up to 90% Loan to Value (10% downpayment) Subject to credit approval; certain fees apply. Loans up to $417,000 are amortized at 3.99% for 30 years (APR 3.99%); loans over $417,000 and up to $650,000 are amortized at 4.99% for 30 years (APR 4.99%), loans over $650,000 are amortized at 5.99% for 30 years (APR 5.99%). **APR (Annual Percentage Rate) For example: A typical loan of $300,000, amortized at 3.99%, monthly payment of $1,430.