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Contents April 27-May 3, 2011

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10 Playing the field

Epic SaturDayS Hosted by

Major League Soccer undergoes a rookie revolution as the sport continues to fight for relevance in the U.S.

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PAGe 29 eQuAliTy fORuM A breakdown of the Global GLBT Summit.

PhillyNOW 7 Poisoned Ivy Racism allegations tear open old wounds at Penn.

7 On the Rox Ridge Avenue businesses say kids are terrorizing the neighborhood.

9 Pulling Strings Orchestra musicians vow to keep on playing.

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Regarding Michael Alan Goldberg’s cover story about including blacks in the fight to legalize marijuana: I’m African-American and I don’t like the idea of catering to any specific community or race. I think this issue should be used to attract people in the business world. It was easier to legalize alcohol because there was a plan in place to sell it. Right now, all weed is sold on street corners and alleys regardless of what nationality is buying it. If we sell weed in CVS, who will pay for security, distribution and taxes? People are begging to legalize weed, with no plan as to how and where it is to be sold.

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Wow, is this the logical extension of our obsession with diversity and multiculturism? Does one’s race, class, gender or sexual orientation necessarily preclude one to have certain views on an issue? Perhaps social and political issues are shaped by things more complex. Perhaps minority communities are dealing with far more pressing matters than toking with impunity. Perhaps ALL people in these times are far more concerned with jobs, crime, taxes and education. Perhaps demographically challenged NORML could do better to make inroads with ALL manner of people. I’m white and I sure as hell don't see a lot of people like me blowing smoke over legalization.

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I wasn’t aware of the racial disparity in NORML and it should be corrected. We need to make a lot of headway in both the African-American and Latino communities because polls show that a majority of both groups still favors the anti-cannabis laws.

Of course, this will take some time to correct, but we should start doing this now.

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On the Rox Ridge Avenue business owners say kids are terrorizing the neighborhood.

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Poisoned Ivy

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“Look at them … my God, they’re awful,” says 48-year-old Theresa Conroy as she stares out the window of her Roxborough yoga studio on a recent Thursday afternoon. She focuses her point-and-shoot camera on a group of teenagers about 20 yards away sitting on plastic crates behind the 7-Eleven at Ridge Avenue and Conarroe Street, smoking cigarettes and passing around a drink wrapped in a paper bag.

The kids turn and look toward Conroy.

They start laughing, get up and leave. One flips her the bird.

Conroy—who spent 27 years covering Philly courts as a reporter for the Daily News before opening Yoga on the Ridge in 2008—is snapping photos of the teens to post on a Facebook group she recently created called “Dirtballs of Roxborough.”

Conroy alleges that she has been persistently harassed, intimidated and threatened, and that her studio has been repeatedly vandalized, by the same group of 15 to 30 kids—boys and girls, a mix of ethnicities—who hang out most afternoons and nights behind the 7-Eleven, drinking beer and getting high.

She says they’re hurting her business, other nearby businesses and terrorizing residents in what’s perennially been one of the safest neighborhoods in Philadelphia.

“These little shits are going to ruin Roxborough,” Conroy says.

Conroy says her troubles began in May of last year, when some of the kids stole food from a party she was throwing at her studio. Soon, they started banging on the windows during classes and screaming lewd comments at the women doing downward-facing dog poses. Conroy went out and confronted them. “I said, ‘Could you guys just be quiet, could you leave?’

And that’s when you get all that crappy lip, they start yelling at you.”

Conroy says it quickly got worse. She claims the kids threatened to beat up one of her instructors; scrawled graffiti on her property; threatened to damage her

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Abreu says that racism is something he’s dealt with his entire time at Penn, from whispered comments to suggestions that he was admitted because of affirmative action.

“Racism at Penn is usually subtle,” wrote Abreu, who declined to comment. “It is a way of life, something that minorities come to accept. In class, it’s usually sly comments about us. In the dining halls, it’s people talking really loud, complaining about us to their friends. I overhear it. But this was the first time it was so blatant. ... I don’t know which experience was worse that night.

Being called a ‘nigger’ or being questioned about belonging here.”

Class, of course, also plays a role at a wealthy school like Penn.

“You have to understand that Penn is extremely different from most schools, in that the vast majority comes from a much wealthier background,” writes Abreu. “I grew up in the projects, surrounded by crime and drugs.”

Chad Dion Lassiter, who lectures about racism at Penn and West Chester University, criticized the whole notion of “belongBy Daniel Denvir feedback@philadelphiaweekly.com ing” at Penn. Lassiter is president of Black Men at Penn, which does anti-racism and University of Pennsylvania senior Christosays. “Some people haven’t ever had to deal violence prevention work throughout the pher Abreu, a black man who will graduate with people who aren’t like them before.” city. cum laude next month, alleges that drunk Most student onlookers were supportive— “He [Abreu] buys into his own privilege by white students called him a “nigger” last but surprised. “I think it’s definitely somesaying ‘I’m a Penn student.’ You might be a weekend. Abreu described his experience in times kind of an undercurrent,” says Wharton Penn student, but they didn’t recognize you an op-ed that appeared in the April 19 edifreshman Derek Livermont, adding that bad as part of the exclusive club,’ Lassiter says. tion of the student-run Daily Pennsylvanian. people are at their worst when drunk. “But it’s “I understand what Chris is going through, “I was heading home at 2 a.m.,” he wrote, not a reflection of the entire population.” but you don’t get a pass because you’re a “which meant that students were stumbling “I guess I just never noticed,” said senior Penn student, as if, ‘I’m a part of this elite out of bars and making their way back home English major Rachael Freedman. “It’s group.’ In the eyes of some, you are still as well.” disturbing, but I’m not sure it represents rendered invisible.”

He says a drunk student asked, “Where everything that happens at Penn.”

For Lassiter, the bigger question is how can I get some fried chicken? ... You look like Many comments on the DP ’s website, how- this elite institution operates in the world someone who knows where you can get fried ever, harshly criticized Abreu. around it, particularly in neighboring black One commenter asked, “How do you know chicken.”

West Philadelphia. the race of the people that approached you?”

Abreu writes that he suggested they “try The students have come up with a list And another suggested, “It’s possible these Wawa if you’re hungry.” things they want to change, including the The white student yelled out to his friends, weren’t even Penn students.” recruitment and retention of minority Much of the criticism focused on one sentence faculty members and cultural competency “I’m gonna go get some fried chicken! This Abreu had written: “I cannot in good faith rec- events during orientation. nigger just told me where it’s at!” ommend that minorities come to Penn.”

Minutes before, a separate group of stu“The response was really a product of the “It’s incredibly unfair the blame the unidents had spoken to him in mocked, black fact that [Abreu’s] story really resonated urban dialect: “Yo son, what up dawg? Wut’s versity,” wrote a commenter named kasepiki, with us on campus. A lot of students of “because you feel like you don’t belong, or good, a’ight? ... Word, really? Yo, what are color and other marginalized groups felt because you had a run in with some drunk you doin’ here? You belong here or what?” like it was important to take a stand,” says racist students.”

The allegations have reignited an old Ryan Jobson, a senior anthropology and One man suggested that blacks were debate on campus: Is racism a problem at Africana Studies major. “We understand equally racist. “Then you get to make blanket that we have the support of the adminisPenn? If so, who is at fault and what should statements basically implying that every be done about it? tration on this issue. ... We know that we white person at Penn is racist. Am I allowed The day after Abreu’s op-ed was pubhave their ears, so we just want to bring our to be offended by that, or would that be lished, 200 black students and a smaller agenda and demands to them.” But to date, racist? What about the countless times that number of white, Asian and Latino supportUniversity officials have yet to respond for my girlfriend has been harassed and called ers gathered at the College Green under Ben comment. things by black men in West Philly while she Franklin’s gaze. Everyone wore black and Even so, University president Amy Gutis there volunteering her valuable time at a stood in silence. mann took her place amidst the clasped welfare center?”

Janelle McDermoth, a first-year student hands at Wednesday’s vigil.

Some commenters pleaded for empathy. planning to major in English, created the The circle continued to grow as curious “Can we please take some time and focus on event on Facebook. onlookers like Raya, a white student and the people who are actually in the wrong here? sophomore, joined in.

“I was born in the Northeast Bronx [New That is to say, the white upenn students who York City] to a Jamaican family. In seventh “One thing that surprised me about were extremely racist, with one white student Penn was that it’s a lot less diverse than I grade, I moved to a predominantly white actually calling Chris a nigger?” high school in Westchester County,” she thought,” Raya said. n About 200 students gathered at Penn’s College Green last week to address allegations of racism.

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is concerned by the uptick in graffiti, fights, car; and set fire to her schedule box. Her vandalism and intimidation by kids over the patrons grew scared, and some stopped past year. “I don’t know if it’s [the 7-Eleven coming, so Conroy started calling the kids] or the kids coming down from [Roxpolice. The cops would chase the kids off, borough] high school, but the people that but they always returned. Conroy wanted walk the Ridge and do some shopping, they them arrested for trespassing, but she says the cops told her “it’s not trespassing if there bail at those times of the day [when the kids are out]—they’re scared,” he says. “We have isn’t any fence.” asked [police] numerous times … show a Conroy’s breaking point came on April presence, have a couple cars [drive by],” he 15, when she and her husband, Don Russell says. “It happens for a short period of time (Daily News columnist “Joe Sixpack”), held … then it just fades.” one of their Happy Hour Yoga beer tasting Three employees of a business adjacent and yoga events. During the evening, Rusto the 7-Eleven say they’ve seen the teens sell, 55, caught one of the teens outside the behind the convenience store drinking, studio pissing on their welcome mat. “[The smoking weed and fighting. “It’s a growkid] started yelling, ‘Come on, oldhead, ing concern,” one says. All requested right now!’ and raising his fists,” Conroy anonymity. recalls. She says another one of the teens 7-Eleven manager Nasir Khan admits “said that he was going to get his mom to the kids are a problem, but says he hasn’t come out and kick the shit out of me.” Ruswitnessed any criminal activity and that the sell declined request for comment.

That’s when she decided to start “Dirtballs lights, security cameras and “No Trespassing” signs he has installed haven’t deterred of Roxborough.” them from hanging out—Khan says they of“The cops didn’t help me,” Conroy says. ten tear down the signs. Two nights earlier, “No officials have been able to help me. he says, the teens were involved in a brawl If it was just my problem I think I’d feel differently about it, but I know it’s not. So I in the parking lot. “We called the police but thought I’d start a Facebook page and see if nobody showed up.” people can identify the kids, if the cops will pay attention.”

On Good Friday, Conroy posted her Mike Zinar, owner of Roxborough Shoe first photo of the kids to the “Dirtballs of Repair just across the street from the Roxborough” group. But by Easter Sunday, Phil Weekly_Apr27:10x5.375 4/20/11 4:15 PM Page 1 7-Eleven, says he’s not a “Facebook guy,” but the Facebook group was gone. She says she

took it down after a number of Roxborough residents—both kids and adults—discovered the page over the weekend and began posting vulgar and threatening comments aimed at her. “It started off exactly as I’d hoped, we had 225 fans and a lot of community support, and then they got on … the overall tenor of the adults was, ‘So what? We did worse when we were young. That’s Roxborough, you yuppie bitch, and if you don’t like it, move.’”

One of the commenters, 22-year-old Roxborough resident Angelique Pearo, started her own Facebook group, “Help Take a Stand Against This Dirtballs of Roxborough Page.”

“Does she have evidence of [the alleged vandalism and threats]?” Pearo asks. “Snapshots of children is not proof, it doesn’t give her the right to call them dirtballs. I know the kids in this neighborhood are not angels.

I’ve seen kids fight. I’ve seen kids smoke weed. But … she cannot blame [this] on a specific group of kids, and take pictures of them and post them on the Internet without evidence,” she adds, calling what Conroy did “Internet bullying.”

“It’s supposedly these kids, but she is aware that there’s a high school up the street [Roxborough High School] that lets anybody and anyone from North, South and West Philly go to this high school?” Pearo continues. “They’re bussed in and they take the bus

right across the street from her yoga shop.

If she wants to complain about anything, she should complain about the [Roxborough High School] kids that are in gangs.”

Conroy rejects that argument. “You know, ‘people coming in from out of town’ is code for ‘black kids.’ There’s a belief that it’s other people who are being bussed in who are destroying the neighborhood—no, it’s your own little crappy kids.”

Though Conroy worries that the feud will spill back over from the virtual world to the real world, Roxborough police hope to defuse mounting tensions. Captain John Cerrone of the 5th District says police plan to “intensify our focus a little more than normal [around the 7-Eleven] and see if we can’t take some action that’ll slow this thing down. I don’t want anybody getting hurt.”

Conroy’s adopting a wait-and-see attitude, and says she’s going to keep shooting photos and video of the kids behind the 7-Eleven— but she’ll only share them with police from now on (the American Civil Liberties Union of Philadelphia says she’s legally allowed to post pictures of kids on Facebook). And she insists she has no plans to move Yoga on the Ridge to a different location.

“This is where I was born and raised. I wanted a studio in Roxborough, and I don’t want to give up on Roxborough. It would be horrifying if Roxborough falters because of a bunch of punk kids.” n

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cians do not work for the administration,” he says. “The board and the administration work for the musicians.”

Though this is the first time the Orchestra has filed for Chapter 11, older members of the Orchestra say this certainly doesn’t mark the first time that the musicians have been in opposition with the board.

As a person who has spent a lifetime playing for the Orchestra, Wigler—who has played in the orchestra for 60 years—is no stranger to friction with the board of directors.

“We’ve had many strikes. This is nothing new with us,” he says, recalling a strike the Orchestra had in 1962, which resulted in its first 52-week season. “We’ve always had conflicts … with the board.”

Wigler was part of the original committee that formed the International Conference of Symphony and Opera Musicians, which “changed the lives of musicians everywhere.”

Before 1962, he explained, the Orchestra’s season only lasted a half a year, “and then you’d have to go out and find jobs.”

While Blackburn and Wigler point to the Orchestra’s board as the culpable party in the organization’s current financial debacle, Carol wishes to see Philadelphians step in and support the Orchestra more.

“I would like to see more of a reaction, either pro or con from the Philadelphia people. After all, it is their orchestra,” he says. “I just think … everything about [the bankruptcy] shows the negativity on the part of Philadelphia.”

Carol shares his sentiment. “A city is only as good and as important as what they produce culturally,” he says. “To me, the Orchestra has always been the No. 1 playboy in the cultural activity.”

“I think it’s important that [people] not only support the Orchestra financially … but also as far as going again, to attend concerts.”

Carol emphasizes the shame of such a prestigious organization being the first of its kind to be brought low by bankruptcy. He adds that the Philadelphia Orchestra has had a lot of firsts. “The first to be involved with a movie, the first to be on television, the first to go to China … the first to do an awful lot of things. It’s unfortunate they had to take a negative step and be the first major orchestra to declare bankruptcy.”

Wigler also frets over the Orchestra’s reputation. “I think bankruptcy is just disgraceful,” he says. “What about Europe, what will they think?”

Wigler, who fought in Germany during WWII, recalls listening to broadcasts from the Berlin Philharmonic on the battlefield.

“They kept on playing even though they were surrounded on all sides,” he says. “That’s how much music meant to these people.” n

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While the Philadelphia Orchestra’s bankruptcy proceedings have caused much grief and consternation among Orchestra members and fans, senior players in the Orchestra have thicker skin than the headlines lead on. Some retiring members, who fear hefty cuts to their pensions—should Judge Eric L. Frank rule in favor of bankruptcy—are resolute to rescind on their retirement agreements and play on.

“They’re not keeping their promise, why should I keep mine?” says trumpet player Roger Blackburn, a 37-year member of the Orchestra. “They don’t care about the people making the music, they only care about the bottom line.”

Last Saturday, the Orchestra’s board of directors voted to file for Chapter 11, despite opposition on the part of the musicians. It is the first major Orchestra to do so.

“It’s disappointing,” Blackburn says. “I never thought this would ever happen.”

Blackburn, who fears his pension will be decreased by 30 percent if the court rules in favor of bankruptcy, may revoke his retirement, which was scheduled for September.

During the first court hearing last Wednesday, the organization’s attorney, Lawrence McMichael, cited the Orchestra’s “enormous” pension obligations as one of the factors in the organization’s fiscal woes. But longtime Orchestra members like 91-year-old violinist Jerome Wigler say the Orchestra’s board is to blame.

The reason the Orchestra is in financial trouble is the board haven’t done their job, which is to raise funds, he says. “We’re the employees of the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Our job is to play, and we do a great job.”

Wigler, one of several musicians who were asked to retire early in exchange for a sum of money—in his case, $80,000—is also thinking of rescinding on his retirement contract.

The bankruptcy claim is a ploy, he says, it “has to do with getting rid of pensions.”

The Orchestra also stated that declining ticket sales as one of the leading causes behind the Orchestra’s financial strife. Wigler disagrees with this assessment.

“The Orchestra is a charitable organization,” he says. “It doesn’t really make money on concerts. It makes money by funding.

They’re supposed to raise funds.”

Furthermore, Wigler says, “the Orchestra is not bankrupt. They have money.” But the board has “misused the funds. So a great famous orchestra [is] just literally run into the ground.”

Former concertmaster Norman Carol agrees and recalls a statement made by the famous Italian conductor Riccardo Muti while he was the musical director of the Philadelphia Orchestra from 1980 to 1992.

“He was the first one to say that the musi-

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Major League Soccer undergoes a rookie revolution as the sport continues to fight for relevance in the U.S.

By Aaron Ross feedback@philadelphiaweekly.com

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Ridley Drive in the Delco suburb of Wallingford is an unlikely home for a professional sports team. A sleepy cul-de-sac off the main road, it’s flanked on one side by a row of two-story brick houses, on the other by what appears to be a cow pasture. About a hundred yards after the turnoff, a small yellow sign warns: “Slow: Children at Play.”

On a brisk Tuesday morning in March, the sign assumes a double meaning.

Over on the pasture—which turns out to be the practice field of the Philadelphia Union, the city’s 3-year-old Major League Soccer (MLS) franchise—16-year-old Zach Pfeffer struggles to free himself for a shot in a five-on-five scrimage. Staring him down in goal is fellow rookie, 19-year-old Zac MacMath. Off beyond the sideline doing calisthenics with the rest of the squad is another rookie, 21-year-old Ryan Richter, a La Salle guy.

These young men represent the new faces

of MLS, a league that’s gone through nearly as many incarnations as it has seasons.

When it opened for business in 1996, MLS was hailed as the Zion of the exiled American stars who’d long been forced to toil in distant lands. National team icons like John Harkes and Tab Ramos flocked home from Europe to kick off a new era in American soccer.

Next came the MLS-as-internationalretirement-home phase. Washed-up greats like German legend Lothar Matthaus and Mexican striker Luis Hernández arrived to great acclaim, only to disappoint fans with underwhelming performances and a distinct lack of interest.

After that, a surge of young American talent—DaMarcus Beasley, Landon Donovan, Freddy Adu—gave the league a much needed, albeit temporary, shot in the arm.

Then, in 2007, the David Beckham era.

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$250 million deal to play for the Los Angeles Galaxy. To reconcile Beckham’s $6.5 million annual salary (the rest comes from endorsements) with its $2.1 million salary cap, MLS introduced the Designated Player (DP) rule, which allowed each club to sign one player at an unlimited salary with only the first $400,000 counting against the cap.

Beckham’s arrival triggered frenzied speculation about an impending influx of expensive international stars. It hasn’t happened. Although MLS clubs have landed some marquee talents under the DP rule, including French striker Thierry Henry and Mexican and former Barcelona defender Rafa Marquez, they have been few and far in between. Only two Designated Players have been brought in for the new season, and the majority of the league’s 18 teams don’t have any.

It turns out the coming of the Beckham era was a mirage. Instead, his four years in America have witnessed MLS’ evolution into its latest—and perhaps most lasting— incarnation as a home for up-and-coming talent. Young players, many still in their teens, now command a sizeable share of just about every club’s roster, and a number are rapidly emerging as full-fledged stars. Last season’s rookie of the year, Andy Najar of D.C. United, was 17 when he won the award.

Fittingly, the biggest story of the new season’s first weeks has been the New York Red Bulls’ 18-year-old striker, Juan Agudelo. A product of the club’s youth system, Agudelo bagged the winner in the Red Bulls’ 1-0 victory over Seattle in Week One. Several days later, he equalized for the U.S. national team in its 1-1 draw with Argentina.

This trend is no accident. In recent years,

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MLS has dramatically recommitted itself to nurturing young talent. In 2007, the league mandated that all clubs establish youth development programs, or academies, similar to those in Europe and South America. That edict coincided with the creation of the U.S. Soccer Development Academy, whose Academy League features both MLS academy teams and top youth clubs.

Complementing the academy system has been the Homegrown Player initiative, also instituted by the league in 2007, which gives clubs first option on signing players registered for at least a year in their youth programs. Previously, all players entering the league were thrown into the MLS SuperDraft, where they could be scooped up by the earliest bidder. The setup served as a powerful disincentive against investing too heavily in local talents, who could just as easily end up with a conference rival as with the team that had devoted untold amounts of time and resources developing them.

Since 2007, nearly 40 homegrown players have joined MLS. In December, then-15year-old Zach Pfeffer became the Union’s first homegrown signing and the league’s fourth-youngest player. Pfeffer, a native of Dresher, Pa., who has played for local youth powerhouse FC Delco and the Under-14, U-15 and U-17 national teams, was called up in July to compete for the Union academy team at the league’s SUM U-17 Cup in

Houston. After impressing the coaches with his performances, Pfeffer was invited to train with the Union first team for the rest of the season. A few months later, the Union offered him a professional contract.

Pfeffer’s ascent is the most conspicuous symbol of the Union’s place at the forefront of the youth trend in MLS. Last year, the expansion Union had the youngest team in the league, the average player about 24 years old. This year’s group is even younger, despite the addition of 39-year-old goalkeeper Faryd Mondragon. Twelve of the 25 rostered players are 22 or younger. Seven are rookies.

A big factor in opening the door to so many up-and-comers has been the exodus of older American stars. Of the 23 members of the American 2010 World Cup roster, just three—Landon Donovan, Jay DeMerit and, as of last week, Benny Feilhaber—play in MLS. Three have left MLS since the World Cup for foreign clubs, with DeMerit and Feilhaber moving in the opposite direction.

By contrast, the 2006 roster featured 11 MLS players and the 2002 roster 12.

MLS Director of Communications Will Kuhns says the movement of American players abroad, replaced by increasing numbers of youngsters and foreign imports, reflects the league’s integration into the globalized soccer marketplace and has bolstered the league’s overall quality. “Now there’s a full cycle of talent in and out every year,” he says. “Every year the clubs are improving. If you look at Year 15 versus Year 7, you’d see a stark contrast.”

It’s hard to quibble with Kuhns’ optimistic assessment. Attendance is on the rise—2010 had the third-highest average attendance in league history. MLS continues to expand, growing from 10 teams in 2004 to 18 today. By the end of this season, all but a few clubs will have soccer-specific stadiums to call home, a key league priority.

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maturity, speaks in measured but glowing terms about his first months as a pro. “It’s wonderful just waking up, coming to the stadium, and doing what you love to do,” he says. “That’s the best possible scenario.” He has no doubt that jumping to the professional ranks at this point was the correct choice.

“We talked about it obviously, and made sure we were making the right decision, but ultimately it wasn’t something I was going to pass up.”

Pfeffer’s leap entailed more than just adjusting to the increased physicality and speed of play of the pro game. It’s also meant juggling a full-time job with a full academic course load and as typical a high school sophomore’s life as possible. Pfeffer takes two classes each morning before heading to practice. (He won’t get his driver’s license until July, so he typically relies on his mom for a ride.) After practice, he completes the rest of his courses online.

As for missing out on much of the teen experience, Pfeffer seems unbothered. “I can still be a teenager, I can still hang out with my friends on the weekends and see them in school during the week, so it’s sort of just a normal routine right now.”

Richter, a native of Southampton, whose previous visits to the Union’s PPL Park in Chester were as a fan, is also living a dream.

Coming from La Salle, a school not known for churning out professional soccer players, Richter was nonetheless determined to make it as a pro. After a senior year in which he scored 14 goals, Richter sensed a future in soccer could well be in the cards.

“As soon as the [college] season was

Americans has finally started to make inroads, positioning MLS to tap increasingly into the market of the country’s fastest-growing demographic.

A few weeks into its 16th season, Major League Soccer has arguably never been healthier.

For the rookies of the Philadelphia Union, these are exciting times. They’ve entered MLS with vastly divergent backgrounds and pedigrees—some as youth national team standouts who toyed with playing in Europe before opting to start their careers in the States, others as relative underdogs who had to claw their way onto the roster.

However they got here, though, they’re enjoying the ride.

For 16-year-old Pfeffer, life doesn’t get much better than this. Pfeffer, whose slight frame and boyish face belie his impressive

over, I immediately started talking to people. I was just trying to continue my career wherever it was—if it didn’t work out in the MLS, then somewhere else.” Chosen in the first round of the supplemental draft, he had to prove himself over a month of training camp in Orlando and then Greece, where he impressed the coaching staff with his fitness and work ethic. On March 1, Richter was officially introduced on the Union website as the team’s latest signing.

Like Pfeffer, Richter’s days are jampacked between soccer and schoolwork.

Richter, who hopes to graduate in May with an accounting degree, is plodding his way through six courses this semester by combining night classes, online work and meetings with professors. However, he’s not necessarily eager to put that degree to use anytime soon. “My goal is to [still] be playing for the Philadelphia Union in five years,” he says.

Goalkeeper Zac MacMath took a rather different path to MLS. MacMath, a longtime fixture on the U.S. youth national teams, stepped straight into the starter’s role as a freshman at Maryland in 2008, helping lead the Terrapins to a national title. Questions followed MacMath around for the next two years over when and where he would go pro.

He spent part of last summer training with English Premier League side Everton, where he lived with starting Everton and U.S. keeper Tim Howard.

MacMath returned to Maryland in the fall for his junior season but soon decided that the time had come to take the next step. “I know this is the best thing for my career,” he says. “This is what I’ve wanted to do … my whole life.”

In December, MacMath signed a Generation Adidas contract, a program that signs about 10 of the top American college underclassmen and youth national team members each year and places them in the upcoming draft. The contracts tend to be significantly higher than the average rookie’s and include a stipend for continued education. Although MacMath had a couple options in Europe, MLS—and Generation Adidas—seemed like the best choice. Now in Philadelphia, he finds himself playing for three coaches— Head Coach Piotr Nowak, Assistant Coach John Hackworth and Goalkeeping Coach Rob Vartughian—he’s worked with before, either on the national team or at Maryland.

For the moment, MacMath is stuck in the No. 2 spot behind veteran Colombian Faryd Mondragon, but he’s confident that this environment will help him realize his goal of becoming a starter within the next few years. “I kind of had an idea that for me it might be a process and that it might be a few years before I settled into a starter” he says.

“I’m taking everything I can from [Mondragon] as long as I can. And I know what my role is.”

The past three months have been noth-

Just 16 years old, Zach Pfeffer (left) is the Union's first homegrown player.

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The season began Jan. 24—six days after the supplemental draft—with indoor workouts in Wayne. One week later, the squad traveled to Orlando for a three-week train-

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ing camp, followed immediately by another two-week camp in Greece, which included two exhibition matches, extensive tactical work, and what Coach Nowak described as “some kind of initiation for the rookies.”

Pressed for details, none of the rookies would budge. “I don’t want to be the one to give up the goods and have to go through that again,” laughed 20-year-old forward Chris Agorsor. “It wasn’t pleasant.”

The first weeks back home have offered little respite. The season opener in Houston came just nine days after the team returned to the States. Meanwhile, the rookies have been undergoing a complete immersion into the life of a professional athlete—practice, film sessions, media requests, public functions. One of these, a Meet the Players event, drew hundreds of fans to PPL Park days before the home opener.

The event’s success was hardly a surprise for one of the best-supported teams in the league. In its first season, the Philadelphia Union had the fourth-highest average attendance in MLS. And despite lacking any real stars within their ranks, Union players are treated like royalty by their followers, especially their fanatical supporters club, the Sons of Ben. At home games, the Sons of Ben occupy the stadium’s River End along the banks of the Delaware. When the starting lineup is introduced, the announcer calls out each player’s first name, and the crowd responds by shouting his last. By far the loudest—and longest—cry is reserved for last season’s leading goal scorer, French forward Sebastien LeToux, whose last syllable is drawn out as much as humanly possible—“LeTooooooo!!!”

Throughout the game, the Sons of Ben wave their blue and yellow flags, mercilessly taunt opposing players, and chant and sing.

If you close your eyes briefly and somehow block out the sound of Philly-accented men hurling abuse at the ref, you might just convince yourself you’ve landed in one of Europe’s famed soccer meccas.

One of their favorite songs goes to the tune of Little Peggy March’s “I Will Follow Him”:

status in the American sports hierarchy. The new stadiums have drawn rave reviews, but training facilities can lag well behind. Each day, the Union players hop into a couple vans for the 10-minute ride from the locker room at PPL Park to the Wallingford training site, which, if passable, doesn’t exactly scream professional caliber. One rainy day, a woman from the neighborhood took advantage of practice’s cancellation to give her dogs some exercise on the not-in-use grassy pasture.

And the rookies aren’t exactly paid handsomely, either. The minimum salary for a player in one of first 24 spots on the roster is $42,000. For the remaining six (MLS rosters are capped at 30), that number is $32,600. By contrast, the minimum salary in the NHL this season is $500,000. In the NBA, it’s more than $750,000.

That said, the current contract rules agreed to last spring in the new collective bargaining agreement represent a marked improvement from just a couple years ago.

As recently as 2009, a so-called developmental player could make as little as $15,300. The new agreement also won all players full benefits, including health, dental, disability and life insurance coverage, a guaranteed 401(k) contribution from the league and injury protection.

We love ya, we love ya, we love ya And where you go we’ll follow, we’ll follow, we’ll follow ’Cause we support the Union, the Union, the Union And that’s the way we like it, we like it, we like it Oh-oh-oh-oh-ohhhhh …

In addition to the low salaries, most young players have virtually no job security.

Only players at least 24 years old and with three years of MLS experience—or Generation Adidas signees—have their contracts automatically guaranteed. The result is an extraordinary amount of turnover. Of the Union’s 25 rostered players, just 12 are holdovers from last season.

Some rookies who don’t make the cut at their first club go on to find success elsewhere. But the dream can quickly turn into a fool’s errand. MLS’s history is littered with feel-good stories of promising local talents who didn’t quite make it.

The story of Danny Cepero, the former Penn goalkeeper drafted by the New York Red Bulls in 2007, highlights both the possibilities and pitfalls of chasing the MLS dream. After spending most of the 2008 season on loan with the minor-league Harrisburg City Islanders, a failed drug test by the Red Bulls’ starting keeper in October catapulted Cepero into the lineup.

But it’s not all fame and adulation. To be an MLS player is to lay claim to a status that combines elements of both NBA superstardom and after-work softball team membership. MLS remains, in many ways, a fledgling experiment. Average attendance, while up substantially from its nadir in 2000, still hovers below 17,000 for a 17-home-game season. Few people watch on TV; ESPN2’s ratings for its MLS coverage dropped over 12 percent between 2009 and 2010 to just 249,000 viewers per game. In major media markets, football, basketball, baseball and often hockey continue to overshadow soccer.

The players no doubt sense their middling

He couldn’t have asked for a better start.

On his debut, a late regular season victory over Columbus, Cepero launched a free kick from deep inside his own half toward the opposition goal. With the aid of a hefty bounce off the Giants Stadium turf, the ball eluded the desperate leap of the Columbus goalie, nestling in the back of the net.

Cepero was the first goalkeeper to score an MLS goal.

Things got even better, as Cepero led the Red Bulls to their first championship game.

He went on to make 13 regular season appearances the next season.

But 2009 turned out to be a disaster for the Red Bulls, who followed up their second place finish with a bottom-of-the-table showing. The new coaching regime brought in for 2010 cleaned house, and having posted a 2-8-3 record in 2009, Cepero was released. He returned to Harrisburg for the 2010 season, but in an interview last July, he made clear he didn’t see a long-term future for himself in soccer.

“In order to make money at this you have to make a life change and go to Europe. That doesn’t really suit me. I have a girlfriend back in New York. I’m more comfortable in New York rather than moving city to city.

And I feel like I’m wasting an Ivy League degree.”

In recent years, MLS has dramatically recommitted itself to nurturing young talent.

Sure enough, Cepero retired before the 2011 season. He now works as a sales consultant.

When the Union signed Richter in March, the press release advertised his addition to the roster as evidence that, “If you’re a star college soccer player in Philadelphia, you will get an opportunity to play for your city’s professional team.” J.T. Noone, a four-year starter at Temple fit that description, and after joining the Union as a trialist in early 2010, he signed a contract in July.

Noone spent most of the season playing for the Union’s now-affiliate Harrisburg City Islanders. He returned to the Union this season for preseason training but was ultimately waived—on the same day Richter signed.

Richter acknowledges the immediate pressure to prove himself but tries not to let it weigh too heavily. “It’s an unsure situation, but it’s a job and that’s the reality of it … the job is playing soccer, and you can’t really ask

for anything more than that.”

But it’s not only unheralded debutants like Richter who find themselves under the gun.

Some of the league’s most hyped rookies have quickly seen their careers fizzle. Like wunderkind Freddy Adu, who joined D.C. United at 14, accompanied by prophecies of impending stardom. After three-and-a-half disappointing MLS seasons, Adu moved to Europe in 2007. He’s since been shipped around to five different clubs, the current one a Turkish second-division side.

Chris Agorsor is one Union rookie with a lot to prove. The 2008 Gatorade National Boys Soccer Player of the Year and National Soccer Coaches Association of America Player of the Year his senior year of high school, Agorsor was considered one of the next big things in American soccer, but he struggled through two injury-plagued seasons at the University of Virginia.

Agorsor insists that he enters his professional career with no added burden to make amends for his college disappointment.

However, he’s clearly intent on making a strong first impression. Among the rookies, he articulates the clearest sense of his role in the team this season. “I think we’re going to have a fluid rotation, and I see myself contributing, whether starting or otherwise.”

So far, though, none of the seven rookies has seen a minute of action through the team’s first five regular season games, though rookie midfielder Michael Farfan did play all 120 minutes in the Union’s U.S. Open Cup loss to D.C. United two weeks ago.

Richter and Pfeffer have yet to make the 18man match roster, which means watching home games from a box in the stadium and away games on television. Richter is still optimistic that he’ll eventually get his shot, though he’s not eager to embrace life on the fringes. For the Union’s opener in Houston, several of the nonrostered players went to a bar for a watch party, but Richter opted to tune in by himself at home. “I don’t want to be out in public watching the team that I play for. I don’t know. I don’t feel like it’s something you should be doing,” he says.

Less than 24 hours after the first team defeats regional rival New York Red Bulls in Week Four in front of a packed house at PPL Park, the reserve squad makes the 10-minute drive out to Wallingford to take on their Red Bull counterparts. The reserve league, resurrected this season after a two-year hiatus, looks to be where this rookie crop will see most of its game time this season. Six of the seven start against the Red Bull reserves, with only MacMath left on the bench.

Before a smattering of onlookers, Agorsor notches the game winner with 10 minutes left to play. Compared with the first team’s triumph the night before, the reserves’ victory attracts little notice. But for the rookies, still getting their bearings in the rough-andtumble world of professional soccer, it’s a victory all the same. Richter tweets after the game, “The future is lookin real nice for the Union. Good win today fellas.”

Amid all the uncertainty, one thing’s for sure: when they do step on the PPL Park turf for the first time in Union colors, these rookies will be in for one hell of a welcome from the Philly faithful. n

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rankly, we’re a little surprised that badass, raven-haired singer-guitarist Alison Mosshart has decided to keep on keepin’ on with her minimalist gutter-rock duo the Kills, what with all the success her other band, the Dead Weather (which includes Jack White), has had these past couple of years. We also figured maybe the Kills had run its course after a decade—that Mosshart and singer-guitarist Jamie Hince (plus their trusty drum machine) had exhausted all the sonic avenues their set-up had to offer. But their dark, capricious new Blood Pressures shows they’re not done with the emotional bloodletting just yet. And we’re grateful for at least one more opportunity to experience the menace and primal sexual tension of a Kills live show.

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Punk as Poetry, Poetry as Punk Underground literati Matt Whispers and Richard Wehrenberg Jr., self-publishing poets from the Chicago scene, are on tour reading works informed by their experiences in punk bands and as working sops like you and me. Weaved through their poetry are themes about the conflict between creative impulse and working to survive. Whispers writes a serial poetry zine called Effigy, in its eighth issue, and Wehrenberg is the founder of Monster House Press, which prints chapbooks, the little inexpensive poetry books that give underground poets an avenue to publish, since mainstream publishers rarely give new poets a passing glance. Most of all, the readings will focus on the universal American artists’ dilemma: struggling for a voice, an audience and a living when you’re creative and really, really broke. ADA KulESzA 7pm. Free. Wooden Shoe Books, 704 South St. 215.413.0999. woodenshoebooks.com

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Wed., April 27. 8pm. $16. With Cold Cave + the Entrance Band. Theater of the Living Arts, 334 South St. 215.922.1011. livenation.com

Illinois Multi-instrumentalist Chris “Arch” Archibald seems to have an endless mental capacity for

musical ideas. The Adventures of Kid Catastrophe, from 2009, is the finest example of this.

It sees the songwriter plucking a banjo one minute, and crooning over a melancholic piano before laying down hip-hopish backbeats the next. It’s an elusive record that’s fun trying to follow on a bold ride of genre-blurring madness (not to mention, the digital release comes with a short film, chronicling Arch’s relationship with his goldfish). The Bucks County ensemble quietly gave away some free tunes on their Facebook page recently from an upcoming LP titled Lemonade Stand. The band will likely throw a few of them onto the setlist and play them with raucous fervor. KEVIN BROSKY 9pm. $10-12. With BC Camplight. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford Ave. johnnybrendas.com

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Seemed Right at the Time Those wacky scientists—they used to think the earth was the center of the universe, that living creatures were spontaneously generated from inanimate matter (e.g. mud begat frogs, and scorpions came from basil leaves), and that through alchemy you could turn common metals into gold. No wonder scientists piss off the Insane Clown Posse. This evening, as part of the Philadelphia Science Festival, a half-dozen science scholars from Penn, Drexel, Haverford, the University of Massachusetts and others will team up with performers from the Philly Improv Theater for what promises to be some pretty hilarious sketches to show how and why scientists of the past came to believe, and promulgate, some of the hokiest, most ludicrous theories imaginable. M.A.G. 5:30pm. Free. Wagner Free Institute, 1700 W. Montgomery Ave. philasciencefestival.org

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From emo to post-punk to post-rock, Appleseed Cast has managed to weather the genrestorm. Formed in 1997 and based in Lawrence, Kan., the fourpiece have since released six studio albums: their most recent was 2009’s Sagarmatha, which they followed this year with the Middle States EP. While they haven’t earned comparable critical praise, frontman Christopher Crisci holds a noble position alongside fellow indie veterans like Built to Spill’s Doug Martsch and Pavement’s Stephen Malkmus. Much like the town they call home, perhaps they haven’t received proper recognition due to the spotlight’s fixation on the over-hyped coasts. None of this bothers them, though. The music remains urgently orchestral and the sadness epic. EllIOtt ShARp 7:30pm. $12. With A Great Big Pile of Leaves + KC Jones. First Unitarian Church, 2125 Chestnut St. 215.821.7575. r5productions.com

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Celebration Paddle Poor Kate Middleton. Although she’s marrying Prince William today, that’s small consolation for the fact that the royal minders prevented her from racing a dragon boat across the Channel in 2007. The Schuylkill Dragons haven’t forgotten, however. As a wedding gift, they’ll be donning gowns and launching their vessel for a celebratory paddle between the Strawberry Mansion and Columbia Avenue bridges.

The event may be tongue-in-cheek, but it is also intended to recruit new members to the team. For a decade, the Dragons have been training women at all skill-levels to participate in this ancient Chinese sport, which requires endurance, strength and teamwork. The rowers, who range in age from their 20s through their 70s, enjoy the camaraderie as much as the competition. So set your straw boater at a rakish angle, spread a picnic on the Schuylkill’s verdant banks, and raise a glass of Pimm’s as these athletes race past. RAYMOND SIMON 7pm. Free. Schuylkill River, 2200 Kelly Drive. schuylkilldragons.org

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Flavors of the Avenue For a while, “grabbing something to eat down on Passyunk” typically meant a cheesesteak from Pat’s or Geno’s. But in recent years—as Philly foodies know well—there’s been an explosion of top-notch restaurants setting up shop alongside some old favorites, making for a dizzying number of meal-time options along the Avenue. Today you get a chance to soak in some East Passyunk attytood between Dickinson and Morris as you sample signature dishes and drinks from 20 establishments, including Plenty, Tre Scalini, Mondial Café, Cantina Los Caballitos, Paradiso, Salt and Pepper, and, of course, Ray’s Happy Birthday Bar. Admission is $30, and it gets you food, wine and beer; If you drop $50 for VIP treatment you get specialty cocktails and first tasting of premium menu items available in limited quantities. There’ll be live music and a craft market on hand, and the whole shebang goes down under the big top, so the Ave will be hoppin’ rain or shine. M.A.G. Noon. $30-$50. Various locations, East Passyunk Ave. visiteastpassyunk.com

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Bring Back the Love Remember when snapback caps and hightop fades with multiple parts weren’t so ridiculous looking? How about Cross Colour and HBCU gear, gangsta Looney Tunes and “Black Bart” tees and gigantic, knob-laden boomboxes? This glorious time was known as

6pm. $43-$63. Liacouras Center, 1776 N. Broad St. 800.298.4200. liacourascenter.com

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Manayunk Brew Fest Spend your Saturday getting drunk in Manayunk. Oh, sorry. We mean, tasting the finest and freshest fermented grains crafted to flavored perfection. Enjoy the spring weather with a little midday ruckus. By ruckus we mean engaged in civilized conversation with your peers. Starting around noon, get your liquid lunch on under the sun along the Schuylkill, sampling 50 crafts from 15 breweries, including favorites Dock Street, Flying Fish, Harvest Moon, Lancaster, Sierra Nevada and Yard’s, natürlich. The ticket price includes four hours of tasting, a food voucher, a tasting glass and a T-shirt. Hear that? Tshirt. Still plenty of time for a nap and PIFA’s street fair. A.K. 1pm. $45. Manayunk Brewery, 4120 Main St. 215.482.8220. manayunkbrewery.com

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Since 2002, Brooklyn’s Parts & Labor have crafted powerhouse tunes grounded on maximalist momentum and catchy melodies.

Following tours with TV on the Radio and Deerhoof, and modest praise for their explosive LPs Stay Afraid (2006) and Mapmaker (2007), P&L threw critics and fans a curveball with Escapers Two (2008). Billed as an EP, it featured 51 songs in under 30 minutes, and showed the band expressing their allegiance to experimentation and disinterest in becoming just another verse-chorus-verse indie-rock act.

On their new album released by Jagjaguwar in early March, Constant Future, they find common ground, building a bridge between sparkling noise, pummeling beats, clever hooks, and anthemic, sing-a-long crescendos. E.S. 8pm. $10. With Moon Women + the Perfectionists. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford Ave. 215.739.9684. johnnybrendas.com

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People’s Movie Night: Not Just a Game “You better turn on to the political part of sports,” former PW scribe Dave Zirin urged fans in a recent interview, “or that political part of sports is going to turn on you.”

As a columnist for hoops monthly SLAM and sports editor of The Nation, a journal of leftist thought, Zirin is in a unique position to know. He blames the corporatization of athletics that began during Michael Jordan’s playing days for the resolutely anti-political atmosphere now dominating both locker rooms and the evening highlights. But as the documentary he co-wrote demonstrates, not so long ago stars like Muhammad Ali and Billie Jean King spoke and acted boldly. The sports reporter also believes it’s foolhardy for the folks in the cheap seats to ignore blatantly politicized issues like Title IX and public funding for stadiums. Zirin will be on hand for a Q&A; go argue sports in person instead of calling WIP. R.S. 7pm. Free. Wooden Shoe Books, 704 South St. 215.413.0999. woodenshoebooks.com

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Rise Against + Bad Religion The pupil’s surpassed the teacher, and it’s out of respect that Bad Religion landed a opening slot. Three decades in the Californian gray punk lion looks back on a label legacy (Epitaph), a couple radio hits (“21st Century Digital Boy”), and scores of imitators, most notably Rise Against. The Chicago quartet plays similarly heady, melodic hardcore anthems with steely metal-clean guitar and an impassioned vocalist (Tim McIlrath) who even sounds like BR’s Greg Graffin. The rare major label legacy act (eight years on Geffen), each of their four discs has done better than the last, highlighted by their latest Endgame, which went to No. 2.

Bad Religion’s not dead, but the crown’s been passed. CHRIS PARKER 7pm. $35. With Four Year Strong. Electric Factory, 421 N. Seventh St. 215.336.2000. electricfactory.com.

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Enjoy a day of artistic expression, music, interactive performances and snacks from more than 40 food vendors. The day ends with an aerial performance by the La Compagnie Transe Express suspended 200 feet in the air. Executive Director Ed Cambrone says the festival will serve to “push people’s imaginations and have them participate in a way that is kind of goose-bump inducing.” LAuREN GoRdoN Sat., April 30, 11am-8pm. Free.

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Jenkintown foursome the New Motels occasionally pounds the Pavement—creating a loping, country-tinged indie-rock rumpus akin to Malkmus and company. But the quartet adds power-pop and mod-pop to its skewed twang to keep things fresh, and work-

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Think back to 125th Street in Harlem and the legendary Apollo Theatre, where a host of musical deities such as The Jackson Five, Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight, Marvin Gaye and Mariah Carey hit the scene. Amateur Night was the original American Idol, but instead of three industry big-wigs deciding your destiny, the crowd held your future in their hands. If you killed it, they cheered you on. If you were too pitchy, they booed and pointed for you to leave the stage as the infamous Sandman came and escorted you off. Now, this tradition is being reborn in Philly thanks to the JTor, Inc. Come out as 11 contestants brave the crowd in hopes of moving on to immortality in this showcase hosted by homegrown comedian Malcolm Hill and DJ Truuf. It’s time for Philly to see and show what it can do. Hopefully, the Sandman will NOT cometh. R.K.S.

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the ’90s, when music was a different animal and R&B made plenty of noise. The slow jams of the day were guaranteed panty-droppers and, believe it or not, everybody didn’t sound like a bootleg R. Kelly, nor were they closeted, wannabe rappers. In any case, the opportunity to relive these days has arrived. R&B legends K-Ci & Jo-Jo, Carl Thomas, Case, Dru Hill and Next will be taking the stage making the ladies swoon with their classics from the days of yore. See some of the drafters of the modern-day R&B blueprint show you how it’s done. Ladies break out the jellies, doorknockers and phosphorescent hair. Fellas, throw on that knock-off Versace, dust off that Figaro chain and roll up that pant leg: The experience is sure to be all that and a bag of chips.

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Phalloplasty, one of the bottom surgery options, involves constructing a penis. Most phalloplasty procedures require multiple surgeries and can leave large areas of scarring. Erotic sensation may be diminished, and problems with urination—like leakage—can occur. It’s also costly, running anywhere between $50,000 and $150,000, and is typically not covered by health insurance.

Metoidioplasty, a less expensive option— roughly $2,000 to $20,000, depending on the surgeon and how many surgical procedures are performed—involves creating a small phallus from the clitoris. The operating time for a metoidioplasty is about three to five hours, but the procedure may include additional surgeries, such as a vaginectomy, testicular implants or a hysterectomy. The resulting penis is very small, not even large enough for sexual penetration, and the risks are similar to phalloplasty.

Sampson chose not to have either procedure. “How a person identifies doesn’t have a whole lot to do with the physical equipment they’re working with,” says the now 43-year-old. “For some people, the choice is transition or die. They are not going to make it until they present as their chosen gender. I transitioned because I wanted to bring together my male and female energies.”

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Jayden Sampson remembers the exact moment he said goodbye to the woman he once was. It was a bright, sunny day in May 2002, and the then-35-year-old was riding in the funeral procession for her grandfather, who was a firefighter and World War II veteran. Sampson recalls the tear she shed as the car passed by a local firehouse and every fireman stood at attention. At the memorial service, she listened to family members’ stories of her grandfather’s wartime heroism—none of which she had heard before. Sampson says he decided to transition from male to female “at the point they released the doves. I remember thinking, ‘my grandfather lived a very courageous life. I wonder if I’m living as courageous and authentic a life.’”

There were only two things standing in the way of his transition. The first was the fear of no longer being able to sing with the Anna Crusis Women’s Choir, where she had been a member for seven years.

The second had much more serious implications. “I was now aware that I might be perceived as dangerous and threatening,” Sampson says. “I was going to present to the world as an African-American man.”

But Sampson knew what he had to do.

“I always felt a more masculine energy in my life,” he says. So he began taking testosterone. His voice became deeper and he started to grow facial hair. A few years later he underwent “top surgery”—a total mastectomy. He describes the process of transitioning as both exhilarating and sobering. “There was an inner smile and confidence in being able to present as a man, which matched what I had always wanted. It was sobering because I was not socialized as a man and now had the challenge of defining what it meant to be a man.”

There was also another critical challenge facing Sampson, who identifies as bisexual: whether or not to have “bottom surgery.”

son was a self-described nerdy kid who excelled in debate. He says “homophobia came into play” early in his life. “Everyone on the basketball team was a lesbian. You did not want to have that label in high school.” Even though the label was appropriate, Sampson “didn’t want to deal with the high school angst,” and thus shied away from the sport.

Sampson, who had come out of the closet the first week of college, attended the University of Chicago where he got involved in LGBT issues and joined an African-American sorority. He then earned a law degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Sampson moved to Philadelphia in 1992 to work as a public defender. After four years of feeling like he wasn’t making a difference, he left the job. After stints as an educator and a sales rep, the Norristown resident accepted a position as a financial advisor for Wells Fargo Advisors, where he’s worked for the last three years.

Over time, he got involved in local LGBT causes, serving on the boards of the Attic Youth Center and Mazzoni Center, the city’s LGBT health center. At the Attic, he focuses on mentoring LGBT youth. “They all need my help, but I’m especially interested in trans youth because they are the most at risk.”

According to the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force (NGLTF) and the National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE), 59 percent of transgender youth report being

harassed and bullied in school, and 23 percent were victims of physical assault. “The Attic is the safe haven,” Sampson says.

Health care for trans adults is also a major concern for Sampson. Trans people can be denied health care due to antitransgender bias. Some simply can’t afford treatment or don’t know the best ways to navigate the health-care system. Sampson also serves on the planning committee for the Philadelphia Trans Health Conference (PTHC), which addresses physical, mental and spiritual health needs of transgender people and how to develop grassroots organizations to support their community.

“People are thirsty for knowledge about what they’re doing to their bodies,” Sampson says about PTHC. “Let’s face it. We are willing and voluntary guinea pigs. We have no information about the long-term effects of taking testosterone or estrogen.”

Besides training health-care providers how to treat transgender patients, PTHC helps educate religious leaders about welcoming trans members to their congregations. “Just like many churches struggled to welcome gays and lesbians, many churches reject trans men and trans women,” Sampson explains. “Many trans people who were involved in their spiritual communities before they transitioned find they’re not welcomed as a trans person and lose their spiritual connection.”

Another challenge within the trans community is the two distinct and polar opposite factions. There are those who prefer to “go stealth” or “pass” as their chosen gender, never acknowledging their past life. And there are those who are out and trans fighting for equal rights. “Being stealth isn’t going to lead to better health care or help end discrimination against trans people,” Sampson insists.

Statistics from another survey by NGLTF and NCTE reveal a startling picture of transgender discrimination.

Ninety-seven percent of trans people experience harassment or mistreatment on the job. Nineteen percent have experienced homelessness. Eleven percent have faced eviction and 26 percent were forced to seek temporary shelter.

“Discrimination within the trans community is multilayered,” says Sampson, adding that he is thankful for the love and support of his family. “Unlike some of my trans sisters and brothers, my family has been very supportive.” But, he says, “people of color who are trans may experience a double dose of discrimination. I made my choice to live an authentic life and at times that’s not easy to do. We live in a society in which people make assumptions based on what they see.”

Which is exactly why he stresses the importance of not being defined by sexual orientation. “Judge me by my work ethic.

Judge me by what I do. Pay attention to people’s character because at the end of the day, that’s what matters.” n

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On the Gaydar A preview of Philly’s upcoming LGBT events.

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Lambda Legal Fundraiser

Spring has officially sprung in the City of Brotherly Love, kicking off what I call Pride Season. Most major U.S. cities have one gay pride celebration, but that simply isn’t enough in the birthplace of independence. Beginning with this week’s Equality Forum, Philadelphia has a series of pride events between spring and fall, including the LGBT Pride Parade and Festival (June 12) and Outfest (October). One of the most popular upcoming functions is Heroes 2011, a fundraiser for the Delaware Valley Legacy Fund (DVLF). DVLF is a grant-maker—it raises money and awards it to LGBT service organizations through a competitive, meritbased proposal process. This month, DVLF will paint the PNC Center with every color of the rainbow at Heroes and announce this year’s “LGBT heroes”—citizens who have led our community to new heights. Fri., May 6, 6pm. The PNC Center, 1600 Market St. dvlf.org

Also taking advantage of increased LGBT visibility at the outset of Pride Season is Philadelphia’s chapter of the Lambda Legal Defense & Education Fund. Across the spectrum of nonprofit organizations, few have made contributions as impactful in the daily lives of gay people as Lambda Legal. Its staff and volunteers fight to end discrimination in courtrooms, Capitol buildings and boardrooms throughout the country. Philly’s most influential LGBT movers and shakers—lawyers, politicians, civic leaders, media personalities—will be OUT to honor Lambda Legal and enjoy cocktails and a silent auction. There will also be a special viewing of the exhibit “Paris Through the Window: Marc Chagall and His Circle,” to highlight the celebration. Thurs., May 12, 6pm. Art Museum. lambdalegal.org

Dragapalooza: Broadway Divas

A little over 40 years ago, Philly’s Gayborhood relocated from Rittenhouse Square to Washington Square West. For four decades, several proprietors and community leaders have invested their capital and passion to support the area. While many strived to be successful, few have made an impact like Rick Piper, owner of 12th Street Gym. For 25 years, 12th Street Gym has consistently supported the neighborhood and city. It’s far more than a place to exercise; it’s a community gathering spot, a supporter of local nonprofit organizations and a company that welcomes diversity in all shapes and sizes.

The gym is not an exclusively LGBT facility; 60 percent of its members are not gay. It’s simply a place where absolutely everyone is welcomed with open arms. Piper feels strongly that the health of a city’s residents is paramount to strengthening the city itself.

That philosophy pervades every aspect of his business. “Over my desk is a sign I made several years ago: ‘Not one iota of entitlement.’ It reminds me and my team that we earn our stripes with every customer every day,” Piper says. In celebration of 12th Street Gym’s 25th anniversary, Piper will host an event to unveil a commemorative 25th anniversary portrait of the complex. The event marks the official kick-off a month-long celebration at 12th Street Gym, which includes several other gatherings and programs in June. Fri., May 25, 10am. 12th Street Gym, 204 S. 12th St. 12thstreetgym.com n

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“Dragapalooza: Broadway Divas” is coming back for a return engagement. In March, more than 400 exuberant fans came out to witness the debut performance of Bruce Yelk’s masterpiece. Word is, he’s planning some special surprises that are guaranteed to raise the bar, again. The show is a celebration of songs from the Great White Way’s most iconic musicals, including Wicked, Chicago, Hairspray, Dreamgirls, Mary Poppins and Rent. Every step is expertly choreographed by Jason Josephs (aka, Diana Dharling). The cast includes the cream of Philly’s drag-performance crop including Diana Dharling, Isis, Navaya Shay, Joey Josephs and more. Brittany Lynn will reprise her hosting duties, lending a plentiful supply of witty one-liners that will have the audience begging for more. Sat., May 21, 9pm. Voyeur Nightclub, 1221 St. James St. nightlifegay.com

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Supper adds its name to the list of those making killer brunch in the city.

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sweet, pink-centered homemade sausage patties—the pigs are from the Bucks County farm that chef Mitch Prensky and his wife, co-owner Jennifer, have a partnership stake in—its a more-thansatisfying brunch and lunch.

Pancakes spiked with Dock Street Porter confound easy distinctions between sweet and savory. The bitterness of the beer, the sweet crunch of the homemade “cracker jacks,” the middleground perfume of the vanilla “suds”—taken as a whole, and minus any bites of candied apple, it’s like a perfect root beer float, only more carby. Have this with the bacon, applewood-smoked and crisp.

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Making the toast: Supper's mushroom toast is crowned with a perfect fried egg.

Frittatas are cooked in the castiron skillets in which they arrive People see brunch as a mainly roll-out-of-bed affair. at the table, and are fluffier than most. Skillet-roasted Saturday and Sunday morning destinations like Honey’s, mushroom toast also made smart use of the same skillets, Sabrina’s and Green Eggs Cafe ooze what might be called its residual heat crisping and caramelizing any bits that the sort of studied dishelvedness—sunlight slanting through fell from the fork and hit its sizzling surface. It was also a he windows, laid-back staffs and food perfectly designed to study in how elegantly savory flavors can be layered. From coat the belly and soak up whatever remains of the previous the mushrooms to the brown-topped goat cheese gratinate night’s boozy damage. to the fried egg crowning it all, it is how I imagine mushBut to key in solely on these spots—excellent and room hunters in some mythical pocket of Piedmont chow comforting and pitch-perfect as they down after a successful morning of are—is to lose sight of a whole foraging. other category of mid-morning Eggs benedict—the so-called Brunch at Supper medicine. Cafe Estelle dabbles “Supper benny”—relies on in this other end of things, and thin-sliced country ham and a 926 South St. 215.592.8180. supperphilly.com it’s taken to its logically luxurigrit cake that falls apart on your Cuisine type: American, in all its honesty and ous conclusion with the Sunday tongue for its deeply felt sense of exuberance. brunch bacchanal at the Four idiosyncrasy. The “dixie biscuit” Hours: Sat. - Sun., 10:30am-3pm.

Seasons. And right there in the finds its soul in the pimento Price range: $6-$15. middle, staking its own unique cheese melted over the biscuit Atmosphere: Urbane farm in the city. claim to quiet sophistication, is and scrambled eggs. It’s orangeFood: Creative and deeply flavorful.

Supper, which after a couple of colored, red-pepper-flecked and Service: Well-versed in food, and gentle enough recent visits has shown to be one addictive. for those delicate mornings-after. of the best upscale brunches in Sides work for the same town. reasons: Little touches that are Order a Bloody Maria while often both slightly unorthodox you’re working your way through the menu. Its straightand very well-thought-out. Hush puppies, as light as most forward appearance—no overabundance of garnishes, are leaden, arrive dusted with parmesan. Duck-fat-fried just a humble wedge of lime—belie an exceptionally potatoes are crisp and decadent, dipped into the side of complex cocktail. It tastes of tomatoes’ Platonic Ideal, of truffle mayo you have to ask for. (If you order the skillet horseradish’s hearty kick. And the texture of that juice, mushroom toast and these potatoes, a glass of bubbly will more velvet than water, somehow seems to coat the stom- work wonders.) ach and protect it from the tequila spine running down This high-wire juxtaposition of casual and sophisticated, each slurp of the straw. of course, is where Supper has always found its center of Speaking of velvet, an order of red velvet waffles is gravity. What’s remarkable is how well the Prenskys and required. They arrive the color of a fresh bruise, each their team have translated it to brunch, and how, in doing wedge topped with a cream cheese mousse piped from so, they’ve not just maintained their identity but reina pastry bag and joyously reminiscent of the icing on a forced it. It’s also a beautiful bookend on the overall Philly great homemade carrot cake. Bourbon cherries lend it all brunch scene, which, luckily for all of us, is delicious and punch, pecans the necessary crunch. With a side of mapleincredibly diverse. n Rya n St R a n d

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You must be joking: A bunch of comedy writers try not to get fired.

If you’ve ever wondered what happens when actors get sick right before their performances, here’s a scenario: Due to a sudden illness, actor Chris Faith—performing in 1812 Production’ Laughter on the 23rd Floor—was a last-second no-show (with no understudy waiting in the wings). Not wanting to cancel the performance and disappoint a near sellout crowd, Assistant Director Noah Herman grabbed a script and a costume off the rack,

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quickly adopted his best Russian accent and bravely took the stage playing Val, a Russian immigrant and the lead writer on a fictional TV comedy variety series.

Neil Simon’s Laughter is based on the time the writer spent on Sid Caesar’s Your Show of Shows, a popular comedy/variety show that dominated television airwaves in the 1950s. The show’s writing staff was filled with young, eager talent who would go on to find fame and fortune in theater, film and TV. In addition to Simon, Caesar’s writers included Mel Brooks, Larry Gelbart (who went on to create the TV series M*A*S*H and the Oscar-winning Tootsie) and Woody Allen, among others.

Laughter is set entirely in the writer’s room—a frantic and stressful work environment—of the fictional Max Prince Show. Arguing seems to be the writers’ chief strategy for developing ideas, and the tension is palpable as they try to meet the demands of creating a weekly 90-minute show. Val tries vainly to keep everyone

on track, but it’s like trying to control an especially unruly group of second-graders.

The boss, Max (the terrific Pete Pryor), only adds to the atmosphere of chaos. Stressed by the increasing demands placed on him by unseen network executives, Max has resorted to drinking, popping pills and punching holes in the office walls. Everyone seems to know that it’s just a matter of time before the show is canceled; a victim of the American public’s fickle tastes.

Due no doubt to Faith’s absence, the first act of the performance was a little unsure of itself. Even with Herman reading the part of Val (which he did with admirable panache), the ensemble’s timing was excellent, but the production was still out of step, like an orchestra playing with an unidentified instrument slightly out of tune. Only Pryor seemed entirely unaffected. In fact, he was making the most of the occasion, at one point playfully grabbing the script from Herman to double-check a line. By the second act, however, the production (aided by an enthusiastic and supportive audience) had regrouped and was firing on all cylinders.

Among the regulars in the cast, especially strong performances are turned in by Dave Jadico, who gives a silky smooth performance as the level-headed writer Kenny (based on Gelbart), and David Ingram, who is hilarious as the often belligerent hypochondriac Ira (who is instantly recognizable as Mel Brooks).

Strong individual performances aside, Laughter is first and foremost an ensemble piece, a construction at which 1812 excels.

Like the characters in Simon’s comedy, most of the actors in director Matt Pfeiffer’s cast know each other well and their familiarity suits the play nicely. In their hands, Laughter becomes more than a collection of one-liners. The jokes are funny, but the production’s best feature is that it depicts the writers as a family—albeit dysfunctional. We sense the mutual respect and admiration the writers and Max have for each other and without being overly sentimental.

So don’t be surprised if you find yourself at a play wondering where the lead actor is.

1812 isn’t the only area company that doesn’t use understudies on a regular basis. In fact, typically only Philly’s largest companies (the Arden Theatre Company, Walnut Street Theatre and a select few others) regularly employ backups. The result is that most companies resort to prayer and knocking on wood that an actor won’t suddenly fall ill. As 1812’s Artistic Director Jennifer Childs says, it’s “all part of the joy and terror of live theater.” n

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artists, some of whom deal with gender issues in their works (Triburgo), and others who don’t (Imboden).

And speaking of Imboden, the artist and longtime teacher at Maryland Institute College has been photographing nude models in the studio for 25 years. Imboden, who follows in the tradition of nude photography that dates back to the camera’s invention, shoots digitally with studio setups that include color gels, strobe lights, mirrors and water. She achieves multi-hued effects, which are both beautiful and slightly scary. In her archival digital prints, figures are set against velvety black backgrounds that suggest the depths of Hades. The figures twist and turn like elves and fauns and move, half in water, half out, or duplicated in part by an unseen mirror. Like characters from a Caravaggio painting, the figures seem to pop out of the inky background and threaten to invade your space. In these poetic works, beauty is fragile and fleeting; life and death are very close partners.

Framed well and printed beautifully, these two shows span the range of what’s being done in contemporary photography. You may respond to one body of work more strongly than the other, but both shows are full of heart. n

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One is an alchemist and the other a documentarian, and while the photographs of Connie Imboden and Lorenzo Triburgo couldn’t be more different, what’s common to both Equality Forum artists is their focus on the human condition and their desire to capture truth and beauty.

Like all contemporary portrait photographers, Triburgo, the documentarian, owes much to Cindy Sherman, whose faux-realist costumedrama self-portraits took the genre into a realm it hadn’t been before.

Her photographs have always served to reveal a larger truth behind the image.

Like Sherman’s works, Triburgo’s “Transportraits” have an element of tall-tale telling—Paul Bunyan-style. There is truth here but it’s steeped in irony: Each portrait captures a likeness, but taken as a whole, the pictures are actually quite fantastical. And what’s refreshing about “Transportraits” is that it focuses on heroism, not pain.

Triburgo’s 14 archival digital prints at Gallery 1401 in Center City present a group of transgender men, each of whom pose in front of a painted, nature-centric background. The men are captured from the waist up, dressed casually, each in a mock-heroic stance—eyes trained upward and focused on a point in the far distance. No one looks at the camera; no one smiles; and there is no attempt to deliver each person as an individual beyond the surface of hair, piercings, tattoos, ear plugs and clothes. They are one man, every man, every transgender man.

It’s the kitschy backgrounds—the purple mountains majesty, bursting sunsets, glorious deep forests and waterfalls, the pumped-up nature you find in cheesy greeting cards and wallpaper backgrounds for your K-Mart or Sears portrait studio pictures—that really clinch this show. Triburgo successfully pokes fun at the American Dream by combining these transgender heroes with images of nature at its most sublime. Even the titles of the works serve as punchlines in this wry, Steven Colbert-like opus: “Tranquil Dawn (Burton),” “Sunset Aglow (Glenn),” and “Valley Waterfall (Erin).” Triburgo’s point about the truth beneath the picture is as clear as can be. The American Dream is valid for these men even if it doesn’t comply with the red-state vision of heroism.

Harris Fogel, curator of Equality Forum exhibits at University of the Arts for the last nine years, says that Triburgo—himself a transgender man—has a sense of humor about the works. “The works are kitschy, wonderful and vibrant … and the students love it,” Fogel says. He adds that the goal of Equality Forum shows is to showcase the best LGBT

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Written collectively by Temple University students and edited by Director Peter Reynolds, the 90-minute que(e)ry is a series of vignettes exploring sexual identity among college-age adults. The production had its world premiere in March at Temple’s Randall Theater, where it played to wildly enthusiastic audiences and sold out three of its five performances.

Reynolds, who heads the university’s music theater department, and fellow Temple professor Scott Gratson wanted to create an original piece that reflected the views young adults have on gender identity and sexual orientation. The result is a show that draws on the experiences of a diverse range of gay, lesbian, bisexual, asexual, transsexual and heterosexual Temple University students. “I really wanted to know where college-age students stood on the topic of queerness” says Reynolds, who adds that 95 percent of que(e)ry was written collectively by the student cast in an ensemble-based process. Reflecting the diversity of the 21-member cast, the vignettes (nearly all of which draw on real-life experiences) are at times poignant, provocative, tragic, humorous and everything in between. Although the majority of the vignettes are textbased, Reynolds says the production also features movement pieces with choreography by Brandon McShaffrey, and “a lot” of video by Drexel University students Janelle Kauffman and Mike Long, who worked on Mauckingbird Theatre Company’s gender-bending adaptation of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

Reynolds says that what he discovered working with the students was that “although the amount of intolerance and abuse queer youths suffer hasn’t changed much” in the last 20 to 30 years, “what is different with this generation of queer youth is that they feel they are entitled to their freedom. They will not be told that they can’t love who they want to love.

This is a generation that is out, that is proud, and that expects equal rights. I believe it will go a long way to bring about inclusion.”

Reynolds is no stranger to putting the GLBTQ experience onstage. In the last couple years, perhaps no individual has been more responsible for elevating gay theater in Philadelphia than Reynolds, who since 2008 has served as artistic director for Mauckingbird Theatre Company. In just three years has, Mauckingbird—founded by Reynolds and Managing Director Lindsay Mauck—has become one of the city’s most acclaimed companies. To date, Mauckingbird has mounted seven productions— three of their shows (The Misanthrope, R&J and last January’s [title of show] ) were sensational. Howeve,r while Mauckingbird’s productions

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enjoy widespread critical acclaim and play to sold-out audiences of gay and straight theatergoers alike, Reynolds says that finding financing is an ever-increasing struggle.

“We can’t go for some funds because we don’t have a paid staff and other potential funding isn’t available because we don’t receive $25,000 contributed income,” he says. “We received some general operating support from Philadelphia Foundation and the Charlotte Cushman Foundation but mainly we’ve been really doing it on our own and paying for these shows with box office.” And few—if any—theaters can survive on box-office sales alone without charging exorbitant ticket prices.

As long as audiences continue to come out in force, Reynolds says he and his colleagues plan to soldier on. “We’ve been thrilled with the audience response and the diversity of the audience and we’re not going to go away,” he says says. “We’re just really wondering how the heck to get some money in.”

The show was funded with a $36,500 grant from Temple University’s Office of the Provost. The purpose of the grant is to provide financial assistance for projects that are conceived and developed at the university and are intended to have a life beyond Temple’s campus. n

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See if this sounds familiar: From junior high through high school, Wisconsin native Jamie Nabozny is relentlessly taunted and beaten because it’s perceived, correctly, that he’s gay. Despite numerous pleas from his parents and a sympathetic teacher, administrators refuse to intervene, falling back on a familiar line: boys will be boys and, hey, if he doesn’t want to incur their wrath, he’s better off not acting “so gay.” One of his attacks puts him in the hospital for five days. Nabozny tries to overdose on pills, but is unsuccessful. He runs away from home twice. He agrees to come home, but refuses to return to school grounds.

It’s a common tale. This one happened 15 years ago. The same thing could, and does, happen today.

In 1995 at age 19, Nabozny built up the courage to sue his school district and its administrators for their neglect and disinterest in his safety. And he won, settling for close to $1 million, marking the first time in the nation’s history that a school was legally held responsible for a student subjected to anti-gay abuse. Administrators suddenly had a practical reason to care: Let bullies taunt gay kids, and you’ll be short quite a lot of money.

Nabozny’s landmark case is retold in Bullied, a short doc screening April 28 as part of this year’s Equality Forum. While the grown-up Nabozny, his mother and lawyers relate the story, younger actors re-enact the major events: his assault in a science class while fellow students looked on; an altercation in a bathroom where he was urinated upon; and the beating that ended with a death threat and a hospital stay. Throughout, the real Nabozny speaks to a utopian gymnasium of quiet, respectful and diverse students.

Intended more for school use than as a straight-forward documentary—with aesthetics to match—Bullied debuted in Los Angeles in late August 2010. It proved eerily prophetic. Within the span of three weeks in September, there emerged a plague of

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Jamie Nabonzy suicides by bullied gay students. These include Billy Lucas, 15, of Greensburg, Ind., and Seth Walsh, 13, of California, who hanged themselves. Houston resident Asher Brown, also 13, shot himself in the head.

And Rutgers University freshman Tyler Clementi jumped off the George Washington Bridge after his roommate used a webcam to stream a sexual encounter he had with another male student.

An explanation for this wave of suicides remains elusive, as does a solution. The most prominent response came from gay sex columnist Dan Savage, who founded the It Gets Better Project on Sept. 21, the day before Clementi threw himself into the Hudson River. The project is notable for being hands-off, aimed not at the bullies but their prey, offering moral support from well-known celebrities and authority figures. It asks the abused to do no more than tough it out.

But what more can one do? Making gay bashing a mainstream concern—and It Gets Better instantly became a cultural meme, surfacing even recently as a throwaway joke on 30 Rock—should be helpful, particularly to those in backwater towns. (This subject hasn’t been so prevalent since the murder of Matthew Shepard in 1998.)

At a narrow 38 minutes, Bullied is a mere conversation starter. It’s more interesting to read the “viewer’s guide” that accompanies its DVD. The guidelines instruct students to “refrain from labeling individuals as ‘gay’ or as bullies.” The cure, it suggests, isn’t eliminating bullies but treating them with respect—letting them get involved in the discussion rather than enforcing a palliative punishment. (The parents of Tyler Clementi recently asked prosecutors to go light on his roommate, Dharun Ravi.) Cautiously optimistic, Bullied knows that a future where people know not to be cruel is far off, but perhaps not by that much. n Screening: Fri., April 29, 7:30pm. $5. Levitt Auditorium, Gershman Hall, 401 S. Broad St. equalityforum.com

Last summer, a federal judge ruled that Philadelphia could not evict the Cradle of Liberty Council of the Boy Scouts of America from their Logan Square headquarters— a building they’ve occupied for nearly a century—despite long-standing BSA policies against homosexuals that the city argued violated Philadelphia’s anti-discrimination laws. In November, both sides agreed to a settlement to end the seven-year battle: The city would sell the building to the Scouts for $500,000 (far less than its estimated worth), and the Scouts would forgive the city nearly $1 million in legal fees. But Philly’s LGBT community, infuriated by a deal they say rewards the Scouts for their anti-gay position, is fighting the proposed settlement, which is still pending City Council approval. PW spoke with Harriet Lessy, a local public-relations executive and gay-rights activist who’s facilitating the Equality Forum panel “The Boy Scouts: Publicly Subsidized Discrimination.”

What’s the message you hope to get across with this panel discussion?

It’s about creating awareness of the situation. People need to understand that what the city is doing by selling the building to [the Boy Scouts] is subsidizing discrimination. They’re allowing the Boy Scouts to buy a building that is public property that we, the taxpayers, own, and they’re selling it under market value. The point of the panel really is—whether it’s the situation with the Boy Scouts or anything else—should we be enforcing discrimination as taxpayers? Not everyone understands the fight. It’s an unpopular decision and it’s an unfair decision. We see discrimination every day and we can’t allow it.

Is it true that the city may have grounds for an appeal based on a U.S. Supreme Court decision [in another case] regarding subsidized discrimination that came down after this verdict, but instead they’ve chosen to settle?

That’s right. The city could appeal, that’s what they should be doing. [But] sometimes people dig a hole in the sand and just don’t want to rethink something. It’s easier. And in all honesty, nobody wants to fight the Boy Scouts. Let’s point out that it’s vote time.

We’re coming up for elections, Nutter has not been particularly popular.

So you believe Nutter’s courting voters who support the Boy Scouts’ position instead of reaching out to LGBT voters?

It sure looks that way.

Why?

The person you should be asking that question isn’t me, it’s Michael Nutter. I mean, the whole thing is just outrageous in today’s world. And for us as a city, which has an antidiscrimination bill on its books, to allow this to happen is just bizarre.

What would you like to see happen with the building?

It’s public property, so it should go for sale to the highest bidder. Not to an organization that’s paying a very under-the-market price for a very valuable piece of real estate that is then going to be allowed to discriminate. I can assure you we’re going to talk about all options and opportunities [during the panel]. The city could put it up for public bid.

Turn it over to a nonprofit organization. Probably the easiest thing that could happen in this is that the Boy Scouts change their discrimination policy and put an end to all of this. We’re taking a stand against anyone who discriminates. The Boy Scouts happen to believe, for whatever reason, that discrimination is appropriate. Everything would change and everything would be different if the Boy Scouts would change their national policy against discrimination. If someone from the Boy Scouts would stand up at this forum and say that’s going to happen, it would be a very short forum. We’d spend the whole time clapping.

Mayor Nutter has been invited to participate in the panel, correct?

Yes, he has. I haven’t heard if he’s going to come or not. I’d like him to explain his position. I understand that he cannot change the Boy Scouts’ policy, but he certainly can change how Philadelphia deals with this situation. n Panel: Sat., April 30, 3:30pm. Free. Temple University, 1515 Market St. equalityforum.com

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We’re gonna take a look at some of the statistics about youth in schools and issues around bullying and general well-being of LGBT youth. We will also be looking at different laws in existence to protect youth in schools— discrimination, bullying, privacy protection.

What are some of the existing laws?

First Amendment of free speech and expression: Students have a right to voice support for LGBT rights. The 14th Amendment—equal-rights amendment. Students have a right to be protected. Schools have to make sure students are safe. They are prohibited from taking bullying less seriously because LGBT students are involved. Title IX prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex. LGBT students must receive the same protections that Title IX affords to all students.

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Are there places the laws are ignored?

All the time. That’s why we have to do this work. We’re always using these laws as arguments when Lambda Legal is fighting a case. There are always loopholes and that’s why it’s always important to make amendments to laws that include specific protections for specific categories for people.

Even just [listing] sexual orientation is not enough. Gender expression and gender identity are critical as well.

What about laws at the state level?

Thirteen states and D.C. have laws that address discrimination for sexual orientation, gender identity and expression. Three have laws based on sexual orientation.

Twenty-eight states have laws that include bullying but include no categories of protection. Pennsylvania prohibits bullying in schools but lists no category of protections.

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What can one individual do to help?

Definitely just educating. Knowing what students’ rights are and advocating for them in different scenarios. We really try to give the information and have people themselves come up with what they think they can do in their capacity,

if they’re administrators, teachers, parents.

Was last year’s “It Gets Better” campaign helpful for raising awareness?

I think that there were a lot of benefits to it but in a lot of ways, there were people who were critical of it. I think that when you have a big media person addressing any LGBT issue, it can be helpful but there also has to be a next step of education. It’s important to send a positive message but important to acknowledge that it’s a struggle. It can be trendy to support gay rights without an understanding of the nuanced issues.

What’s your second workshop about?

It’s called “In the Spotlight,” about LGBT legal advocacy and grassroots organization. It looks at how LGBT legal advocates can work with grassroots organizers on some of these issues that we’re talking about.

So you’re addressing the issues from both ends, top down and bottom up?

It’s essentially what I do. We work at Lambda Legal on high-impact legislation, but a whole other set of staff folks do media and editorial and education. I go out and do workshops and translate legalese and legal speak and what’s happening in the courts and legal system. Attorneys are trying to change the minds of lawmakers, we’re trying to change the minds of the public.

Do you ever feel like you’re preaching to the choir at these workshops?

It’s not always true. I go to workshops of all kinds. I’ve gone to a lot of health-care-related conferences where there’s no LGBT representation whatsoever. People in the community need to know what their rights are, legal rights, civil rights, what they can do.

Even been to Philly before?

Yeah, I was at Equality Forum last year, and did a workshop on health care and discrimination. There’s a lot of pride in Philly. We do a lot of stuff in Philly whenever we can. n School's OUT: Making Schools Safe for LGBT Youth: Sat., April 30, 2pm. LGBT Advocacy and Grassroots Organization: Sat., April 30, 2pm. Free. Temple University, 1515 Market St. equalityforum.com

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Bad things do not happen in Hiro Sakaguchi’s world, but the threat of bad things is everywhere. Which is why it’s hard to see the Japanese-born artist’s depictions of violent nature and vulnerable humanity without thinking of the recent cataclysmic events in Japan. But the Philly artist’s works, now in the Morris Gallery at Pennsylvania Academy, are not meant to serve as direct social commentary. Rather, Sakaguchi’s drawings, paintings and sculptures are the musings of an outsider who sees the world, imperfections and all, yet accepts and loves it to death.

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paintings, with their crisp illustrational lines and improbable action heroes (a hiker strides a log attached to the wings of two, side-by-side, in-flight airplanes) evoke a cartoon world where everything is larger than life. While there is no clear story arc to the ensemble of works, a loose narrative is suggested— something dreamy, lonely and, ultimately, contented.

No bloodshed though.

Sure, there are spewing volcanoes, a swirling hurricane and, most memorable, a giant marauding brown bear. These are archetypal depictions of what happens before storm or battle. Like Dorothy’s besieged farm house in Kansas, Sakaguchi’s house, in the oil painting, “Eye of the Hurricane,” stands alone, sitting calmly before it is swept up.

His candy-colored hurricane is like a polkadot-clad clown threatening with a water balloon.

The artist’s point of view about these suggested earth-shaking events is one of wry resignation, which makes the works emotionally neutral. Sakaguchi’s sweet, whimsical take on things exemplifies the world of male artists whose work plays with the gentler side of childhood—toys, cars, airplanes and monsters. (Other locals who live in this genre include Space 1026ers Thom Lessner, Ben Woodward, Andrew Jeffrey Wright and Adam Wallacavage, to mention a few). Japanese superstar artists Takashi Murakami and Yoshitomo Nara also tread whimsically on childhood icons, usually adding humor—and a bad-boy wink and a nod. And like those artists, Sakaguchi self-censors the bad right out of the picture, not from some fear or loathing but because of his life-affirming philosophy.

With their soft colors and beautiful drawing style, Sakaguchi’s 2-D works are lovable. For the collaborative print piece, “My House is Your House,” the artist gave a woodblock print of a house and a cutaway of an ant colony under it to six artist friends and asked them to “make it their own by working over it,” according to the wall card. The resulting six-print piece welcomes you into the exhibit with its message of friendship. n

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By Matt Prigge mprigge@philadelphiaweekly.com Woody Allen: “We enjoy your films, especially the early, funny ones,” a group of helium-voiced aliens tell Allen’s consciencestricken comedy director in Stardust Memories (1980) who, like the real-life Allen, had just shocked audiences by making an arty drama.

Indeed, try convincing audiences of 1965 that the neurotic shrimp quipping on TV could ever be capable of making Interiors, Crimes and Misdemeanors and Match Point. (Or, for that matter, Curse of the Jade Scorpion and Hollywood Ending.)

Leo McCarey: Like Frank Capra, McCarey was a comedy director whose work grew increasingly serious. But Capra was never as grave as McCarey. A staunch Republican Catholic, by 1950 he had built up enough credibility to make My Son John, a fiery antiCommunist propaganda that at its worst (i.e., a Glenn Beckish last half hour) is almost funnier than his work with the Marx Brothers or Laurel and Hardy.

Richard Lester: Working in television in Philadelphia taught this expat how to work fast. By the time he met the Beatles, he was their ideal conspirator. Whipsmart, experimental editing is Lester’s contribution to comedy, a quality he kept when he ventured into the more serious territory of 1968’s Petulia. It’s a drama made like one of his comedies, a quality he’d later bring to the thriller Juggernaut and the autumnal romance Robin and Marian.

Billy Wilder: It wasn’t surprising when, after a fruitful run writing latently sour entertainments like Ninotchka and Midnight, this European emigré debuted as director with The Major and the Minor, a comedy with a creepy pedophilic subtext. It was surprising, however, when he followed it up with a crackerjack WWII thriller (Five Graves to Cairo), then a crackerjack noir (Double Indemnity). That’s how Wilder rolled for the rest of his career, jumping between genres and uniting them with his enjoyably cynical sensibility.

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Fillipo Timi (who recently played two generations of Mussolini’s in Marco Bellocchio’s Vincere) co-stars as Guido.

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But how?

There’s an entire post-Usual Suspects/ Memento genre of card-trick movies that wears me down past my last nerve.

At their worst, it feels like certain filmmakers are so busy arranging the furniture to rip the rug out from under the audience, they seem to forget all about the basic satisfactions of a well-told story and compelling characters. You’ll often leave the theatre feeling cheated, your emotional investment betrayed by movie-negating twists that reveal the past two hours to have been a con and a lie, more clever than smart. (In many circles this disease has been dubbed “Shyamalan-ism.”)

So what a surprise and delight then is first-timer Giuseppe Capotondi’s The Double Hour. At least structurally, I guess some will scoff that it’s just a gimmick. But this particular gimmick exhibits such a rich, melancholy soul, boasting a sympathetic depth of characterization that’s almost unheard of for this kind of picture. Most importantly, no matter how much you might feel jerked around while it’s chugging along, the movie eventually plays fair in the end. Capotondi is clever at every turn—but we care about these people, and he refuses to betray our trust.

That’s not just clever, it’s smart.

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Tom Shadyac: Of course, a shameless director known for shameless comedies (Ace Ventura) would make shameless tear jerkers (Patch Adams). And, of course, after suffering a serious accident, this shameless director would make a shameless doc on the world’s multitude ills.

Behind the scenes: Sonia (Kseniya Rappoport) is not quite ready to reveal herself to Guido.

Capotondi handles their tentative interactions gorgeously. Here are two kindred, broken spirits not quite ready to reveal themselves just yet. But we can see that they’re getting closer. The body language between Rappoport and Timi is a marvel to behold—as the film wears on, you can feel their boundaries slipping away.

The Double Hour takes its title from an old Italian suspicion of Guido’s— when it’s 11:11 you have to make a wish.

He’s also wise enough to know that such wishes don’t come true, and roughly a third of the way into this movie a shocking act of violence sends it spinning in not one, but two different directions.

I must tread lightly here, especially because part of what thrilled me was the all too rare sensation of never knowing where the picture was headed next. Suffice it to say, Capotondi isn’t afraid to take a hard left turn into supernatural ghost-story territory, brilliantly helming a few giallo-styled sequences, using only a long lens and the faded echoes of a Cure song to make a bathtub feel like the most frightening place in the world. Familiar lines of dialogue are repeated by disparate characters with a dream-like, nagging familiarity, and the movie itself seems to hover between this life and the next, employing increasingly surreal flourishes to a slightly wearying extent.

But like the pulp cousin to Certified Copy, The Double Hour also exists in two places at once, making sure to stay grounded in emotional truth. The bifurcated back-half fills in both of our main characters the way a straightforward telling of this story never quite could. When all is said and done, Capotondi has discovered a rather ingenious way to illustrate the inner life of an extremely elusive character.

That said, he’s still a bit of a show-off.

One set-piece filmed from the POV of a drugged young woman being buried alive perhaps didn’t need as much attention in the sound design to every last gasping breath as the shovelfuls of dirt hit the lens. But he is wise enough to scale back in the final reels.

Overt references to Brian DePalma’s great Blow Out abound, yet Capotondi eschews his boyish virtuosity for the climax, which is just a simple conversation, during which everything important is left unsaid.

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One day, Tom Shadyac—purveyor of such atrocious blockbuster comedies as Ace Ventura, Bruce Almighty and Patch Adams—fell off his bicycle and decided to change the world.

Afflicted with post-concussion syndrome, the filmmaker claims to have contemplated suicide before the symptoms eventually abated.

Now healed and suffused with a goofy, messianic zeal, the multimillionaire renounced his garish Pasedena mansion, private jets and horrible sequels, moved into a mobile home community and set out with a camera crew to ask: “What is wrong with the world and how can we fix it?”

Apparently, good vibes are the solution. Good vibes, and a lot of random stock footage.

Trolling over a massive canvas with a multitude of talking heads, Shadyac sits down with everybody from Noam Chomsky to crackpot New Age quantum physicists, attempting to solve the entirety of our civilization’s problems—using only sound-bytes, exploitative disaster clips and slow-motion nature photography.

Shadyac has a hippy-dippy sincerity that’s almost (but not quite) endearing. He seems blissfully unaware that his exact spiritual quest was already satirized by Preston Sturges in Sullivan’s Travels. He also can’t seem to stay focused on a single topic for more than two or three minutes at a time. Potentially intriguing subjects such as empathy being a Darwinian survival instinct are given short shrift, before leapfrogging into some spectacularly silly pseudo-science.

My favorite is a demonstration of electro-magnetic fields, in which a petri dish full of yogurt is purportedly able to read the director’s mind, growing alarmed by the mere thought of his attorney. (Or at least as alarmed as yogurt can get. If this were one of Shadyac’s hacky comedies, I bet Jim Carrey would make a crack about his lunch not agreeing with him.)

I suppose the sheer, weird earnestness of the project is begrudgingly admirable, but I Am’s only real revelation is that a terrible filmmaker is a terrible filmmaker, regardless of ambition or subject matter. Personally, I was hoping for a twist ending—in which Shadyac bumps his head again, goes back to normal and makes Ace Ventura 3. n

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Premiering in the country for which it was partially intended nearly 65 years after its completion, the 1948 documentary Nuremberg: Its Lesson For Today was intended to celebrate American might. Instead this film, commissioned by the U.S. government, skipped postwar America, for reasons that only become obvious in the final stretch. The eleven months of the Nuremberg Trial—only 25 hours of which were allowed to be filmed—are boiled down to 80 minutes, although the footage still often plays like protoC-SPAN. Students were supposed to marvel at the four-country tribunal that classified the surviving Nazis as war criminals, and proved Jewish extermination; patriotic adults were intended to chuckle as Göring, Hess, Speer and more humiliated themselves with weak defenses, then made fun of during Robert H. Jackson’s alternately stirring and quippy closing speech.

Alas, one of the tribunals was Soviet, and the narration ultimately extols about how the U.S. and Soviet Russia together “blocked the Nazi drive for world supremacy.”

By 1948, the Soviets had usurped the Germans as enemy number one and, not wanting to upset the populace with a film where the current baddies were goodies, the film never opened stateside.

After much restoration, including the location of a new print and the re-piecing together of the soundtrack, Nuremberg is touring the country in an approximation of what it once was. (Well, mostly: Liev Schreiber, sounding like a robotic school teacher, stands in as narrator and occasional dubber.)

Writer Stuart Schulberg, younger brother of novelist/screenwriter Budd, worked on films for the Marshall Plan, while director Pare Lorentz made the seminal New Deal docs The Plow That Broke the Plains and The River. Together they crafted a calm account that lacks the hyperbole of propaganda from either side of the war. When it’s not just-the-facts-ma’am, it’s grim, realist, cautiously optimistic: The opening minutes dwell on the rubble of Europe, stressing the hard road ahead. The work of war hardly ends when war ends. The finale quotes Jackson, warning that “those who start a war will pay for it personally.” And with that, we have the titular “lesson for today.”

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Pennsylvania, as James Carville once memorably described it, is “Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, with Alabama in the middle.” Located some 90 miles west of our city, Lebanon decidedly registers as the faux-Deep South—a funhouse mirror of metropolitan life in which urban cramp is replaced by sprawling greens, drinkers drive to—and from—bars and everyone, it’s assumed, goes to church and voted for McCain. It’s to these backwater digs that Philly ad man Will (Cougar Town’s Josh Hopkins) retreats after word that his father, who relocated there some years prior, has died.

Despite the earnest tone and soothing Matt Pond PA score, Ben Hickernell’s indie drama Lebanon, Pa. takes an anthropological interest in the clusterfuck that ever so gradually forms. Hot off a break-up and approaching a midlife crisis that could potentially mirror his pop’s, Will finds comfort in the modest open-air leisure of central Pennsylvania. But his presence unwittingly sabotages two sheltered lives. First, he can’t help but mack on antsy but married school teacher Vicki (a shockingly credible Samantha Mathis). Second, his fancy city ways embolden teen cousin CJ (Rachel Kitson), who winds up saddled with an unwanted pregnancy. The A-word is definitely not in her redneck father’s vocabulary.

The calamity that results eats up the third act, which would make it excellent fodder for either side of the abortion debate if Hickernell’s film didn’t make a rather heroic go at avoiding polemic. Without simplifying or chickening out, Lebanon, Pa. reveals an interest not so much in the politics of abortion but in how it affects people.

While Hopkins, never much more than charmingly glib, recedes into the background, Kitson takes over the narrative reins. A newbie, her performance is touchingly awkward and, therefore, genuine. Her wide open face projects innocence gradually sullied from forces beyond her prediction, her glaring eyes slowly succumb to sadness and disappointment. It’s strange to see an Amerindie so retro, but also one that, with great calm, limns our culture clash without pandering to either side.

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When Louisville, Ky., noise-rock threepiece Young Widows formed from the ashes of Breather Resist in 2006, it seemed as though they were on a mission. Indie rock, by and large, had morphed from the churning, swelling, stinking noisy beast it was in 1990s into a very prim, always proper pop that no longer sought to be an alternative to whatever mainstream radio was playing, and instead wanted to join it.

Young Widows were interested in exactly none of that, and their debut, Settle Down City (2006), was all bombast and cigarette smoke, weight lifting and beer chugging.

This was the music you imagine Henry Rollins hears in his head when he’s busting squat thrusts in his home gym after taking his third Myoplex protein supplement of the day intravenously. Pure fury. Brooding Rock. Young Widows were re-igniting the long snuffed-out torch of bands like Jesus Lizard, Lubricated Goat, Scratch Acid and Big Black mixed with a twinge of Federation X’s guitar-tone. Call it nu-pigfuck, if you will. Just don’t call it soft.

They switched labels in 2008, from Jade Tree to Temporary Residence, but continued the trend on Old Wounds, where their only desire seemed to be to blow your goddamn speakers out. Now, on In and Out of Youth and Lightness, the trio has cooled a bit. Surprisingly, that’s not a bad thing. The album was produced by the band with assistance from Kevin Ratterman (My Morning Jacket), and it’s more atmospheric and bluesy than its two pedal-to-the-metal predecessors.

They’ve stopped living in the red on every track, and instead explore many different moods, most of them dark and filled with tension. It’s as great as it is surprising.

These three have already boxed your ears.

On In and Out, they give you something to think about while they ring.

insane. He can’t rap very well. Or at all, actually. No one will mistake him for Biggie. His style is a blatant rip off of Young Jeezy. He sounds like he might have a mild case of Down Syndrome. The production on this album sounds canned, like some teenager with Timbaland dreams got his first sampler and synth and gave his best go at making placid Dirty South beats.

Most everything about this album is atrocious. But damn it if, after listening to it just once, it won’t stay in your head all day.

And so you’ll listen to it again. Then again.

Soon, you’ll know the album front to back, rapping along with Gucci as he shits on cowards, blows kush smoke on his haters and tells the lady friend in his life he “still don’t love her.” (Though he appreciates the way she sucks and fucks him.) The key to all this, of course, is Gucci’s unparalleled knack for easy, slow repetition. You say “THIS IS WHAT I DO” enough times, slowly and clearly in a song, and it’s going to drill its way into the listener’s brain like an earwig. Throw in some unquestionably R Kelly-sized absurd lyrics, and you can file this thing under Comedy. The worst best album of the last four months.

And here it is. This is an alt-weekly newspaper in the city of Philadelphia. Did you not think this album would be here?

Still, typical though it may be to list it, it deserves it. Vile gets better and better with each record, exposing an otherworldly Hessian-folk depth that’s atmospheric and, at times, down right somber. Smoke Ring for My Halo is the perfect music for your early morning comedown, the soundtrack to the last hour of that long, beautiful drug-fueled night, just as the sun comes up and you realize it’s time to call it quits. If you told me I could only listen to opening track “Baby’s Arms” for the rest of my life, I’d fine with it.

James Pants James Pants (Stones Throw) Danceable Suicide-influenced dirges on Stones Throw. Unforgettable stuff.

Yellow Humphrey Featherweights (Self Released) The album is out this week, but the band— made up of Philly locals Gretchen Lobse, Rick Flom, Steve Quaranta and Alec Meltzer and more—made the whole thing available for download on its Bandcamp page a couple weeks back, where you could cop it Radiohead “Pay what you see fit” style. So I paid $1,000 (SUPPORT LOCAL MUSIC!) and, in the interest of getting my money’s worth, gave the thing about six million spins. It’s light and sexy and fun, and the album’s first single “Low Roses” is an early contender for track of the year. It has a bit of an East Hundred thing going

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on, but I may just be saying that because both bands have female vocalists, and I’m a Gucci Mane like that. The album was mixed by Nick Krill of Spinto Band, and now is as good a time as any to tell you that Krill himself will be opening for Yellow Humphrey at their Featherweights release show at Johnny Brenda’s this Friday, April 29. The show starts at 8:30 p.m., and will cost you $10. Eliza Hardy of Buried Beds and Mike Quinn of And the Moneynotes are also on the bill.

The War on Drugs Future Weather (Secretly Canadian) Yes, yes. You’re right. This album did come out late last year. But here’s a completely thrilling story about me: Future Weather was sent to me on vinyl. My record player is in a back room of my house that gets no sunlight. It stays cold all winter, and as such, I rarely go in it over the frigid months. As it has warmed up, I’ve made my way back there and looked at the many records I’d yet to even open. I popped on Future Weather and fell instantly in love.

War on Drugs’ main dude Adam Granduciel is in Kurt Vile’s Violators, and Vile used to be in the War on Drugs. There’s a bit of a melding of ideas and sounds going on between the two groups, and both Future Weather and Vile’s Smoke Ring are better for it. If you told me I could only listen to kinda-opening track “Baby Missles” for the rest of my life, I’d be fine with it. And then if you told me I was already only listening to Kurt Vile’s “Baby’s Arms,” per an earlier agreement, I’d ask you why you were hounding me so gotdamn much.

Bass Drum of Death GB City (Fat Possum) “In no particular order” ... Well, that’s a lie. (I do that sometimes.) Because GB City is definitely top of the heap in albums released in the First Quarter.

Ironically, it’s a great summer album, all hot and sweaty. Bass Drum of Death is a garage rock duo from Oxford, Miss, comprised of howler/guitarist John Barrett and thunder drummer Colin Sneed, and the GB City is a fuzzed out, fast and furious chase on a highway only stocked with muscle cars. It’s an aural ’69 Camaro, powerful and sleek.

Barrett was, at one time, Fat Possum’s worst employee. (Could that be why I feel an affinity for this album? Discuss.) He wrote and recorded the GB City himself using just a drumset, a guitar, a USB microphone and a computer. The songs, he says, “are about drugs, trying to make it with religious girls, panic attacks, stealing stuff, mild to severe depression, Elvis appearing in your dreams and giving you advice, gravity bongs and the devil living inside your brain.” Sounds about right. n

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Joe Mande When Philly last saw Joe Mande about a month and a half ago, he was putting a fur coat on Michael Ian Black at the Trocadero theater and escorting him off stage.

Mande was the opener/emcee at the taping of Black’s Comedy Central special Very Famous, a mostly thankless task he pulled off with ease like a seasoned vet. Of course, Mande’s been around. He created the website/ book Look At This Fucking Hipster, was a regular on the only VH1 show worth watching, Best Week Ever, and was named Best New Comedian of ’09 by Time Out New York.

He also made Heeb magazine’s “100 Jews to Watch” list,

which, he jokes, is “pretty much the second best list a Jew could ever hope to be on.”

Now, Mande is headed to lovable South Philly dive Connie’s Ric Rac, which is slowly but surely becoming a burgeoning venue for comedy. Mande is one of a number of comedians who have graced the Ric Rac stage this year. Dave Hill, Hannibal Burress and, just last week, Matt McCarthy—you’d recognize him as the large ginger who plays the Xfinity guy on those Dish Network commercials—have also put in time there. Most notably, Todd Barry, one of comedy’s top names, played two sold-out shows at the Ric Rac in February.

Comedy promoter Corey Cohen is responsible for delivering these comedians of note to this tiny hole-inthe-wall in the Italian Market. Cohen has always loved comedy, has performed improv and sketch for several years and has become deeply involved in the industry. He began booking these shows at the Ric Rac to bring comedians he felt were falling through Philadelphia’s cracks.

“All I want is to do as producer is give people the ability to see the coolest and smartest comedians working right now,” he says over whiskey at Oscar’s Tavern. “Over the years the comedy scene has really grown, both locally and nationally, and this town is certainly a reflection of that.

But there was a gap here. Nobody was regularly tracking down and bringing in these specific comics, trying to match them to their crowds. I’ve given it a shot, and so far it’s been a great success.”

Mande’s set will be followed by a screening of Down the Show, a sketch television show created, directed and written by the Philadelphia comedy community at large. The hilarious (and hilariously named) Noah Garfinkel opens the night of yuks. n Joe Mande performs Fri., April 29, 9pm. $15. With Noah Garfinkel.

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I’m a young heteroflexible guy who has been a “sugar baby” for a handful of wealthy older guys. I love it! I get money, I have fun being with them, and the guys seem to like having me around. The problem is that I just got with a new guy who is really great except for one thing: He is HIV positive. He says that his doctors predict he won’t have a shortened life span and may not even have any symptoms that would make his life uncomfortable. I like the fact that he told me, and I am open to being with him sexually.

He is VERY submissive—he wants to be used and abused sexually, physically and mentally.

My question is, what kinds of sex acts are OK to do with this guy? I read on one site that him rimming me is fine. But I can’t find a site that specifically explains which sex acts are safe and which ones aren’t when one person is positive and one person is negative.

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It’s pretty simple, HIV: Sex acts that expose you to his semen and/or blood are definitely unsafe, and sex acts that expose him to your semen and/ or blood are mostly safe. Rimming you, blowing you (even without a condom), getting fucked by you (with a condom)—all very low-risk for HIV transmission. If he’s on a drug regimen and his viral load is undetectable, HIV, your already low risks of being exposed while, say, accepting a blowjob (and a check) are even lower. The risks aren’t nonexistent—all sex acts carry some degree of risk—but if the risks were any closer to nonexistent, they’d be sitting on nonexistent’s lap.

And bear this in mind: Odds are good that some of the other guys you’ve babied for—some of your previous daddies—were HIV positive and either didn’t know or didn’t have the decency to disclose. This guy’s willingness to disclose is evidence not just of his honesty and decency, HIV, but of his respect for you and his commitment to keeping you safe. This guy is less likely to ask you to engage in sex acts that are higher risk or unsafe than a guy who isn’t aware that he’s positive or is actively hiding the fact that he’s positive.

And his interest in being “used and abused” creates lots of hot safe-sex-play options—letting him beat off while he licks your boots or jerking him off while he’s tied to the bed with your jock in his mouth are no-risk sexual activities that he’s likely to enjoy immensely.

Every time I’ve watched needle play in a dungeon-party situation—watched with my hands clamped over my eyes, peeking through the small spaces between my fingers—no one was being stuck with rusty needles by dirty-handed brutes. All the public needle-play scenes I’ve witnessed were ostentatiously sterile affairs: These kinksters, some of whom were trained medical professionals, made a big show of using alcohol wipes, cotton swabs, latex gloves and clean sharps. I think it’s fair to ask this girl for more information about her blood and needle experiences, about the safety precautions that her partners took, and about how recently she was tested. But rest assured, ER, that the most effective STI transmission routes involve sticking dicks in people in completely vanilla situations, not clean needles in dungeon-party situations.

Here’s some information for MILK, the man who is aroused by the thought of being sprayed with his wife’s breast milk: It is common for newly lactating women to experience strong “milk ejection reflexes” during sex.

This is induced by the hormone oxytocin, which is released during labor and orgasm, and when the milk “lets down” during breastfeeding. In other words: New mothers often spray milk when they get off. Most women are embarrassed when this happens, but at least MILK’s wife will know the first time it happens that her husband isn’t going to freak out about it.

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9TH SPRING GARDEN BEAUTIFUL 2BEDR.,TILE BATH,HDWD FLRS., ALL APPLIANCES, A/C, SEC.SYSTEM. $1050/MO+. 610-304-0087

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Center City, 12th and South Street Area - 2BR, Nice place, Heat Included!!! No Pets, Available Aug. 1st, See Video/Pics www. gasheart.com 769 S. 12th St. 215-485-1015 $1400/month ITALIAN MKT: 10th/Federal 2BR, CA, 1BA, WD. $1350+. 215-922-3910. mcolaizzo@comcast.net

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THREE + BEDROOMS 352 Jackson $1000/mo 3BD/1BA, hwf, finished basement, large yard CALL PAUL CHIN PRU FOX & ROACH 215-627-6005/215-440-2049 609 E Thompson $1200/mo 3BD/1BA, hwf, modern kit and bath, rear yard, exposed brick, fplc CALL JIM ONESTI PRU FOX & ROACH 215-6276005/215-440-2052 Art Museum/Temple University Area - Near 17th and Girard, 5BR House, Nice! All Renovated, Granite, Deck! Central Air! Oak F l o o rs Th ro u g h o u t ! F i n i s h e d Basement! No Pets. Available June 1st, See Video/Pics www. gasheart.com 1635 W. Stiles St. 215-485-1015 $2000/month WASHINGTON SQ WEST: Bright, Mod 3BR 2BA, HW Flrs, CA, DW, GD. Avail 05/01. $2150+. S&S Properties, 267-402-8017

3BR, 2.5BA townhome available, corner property. Spacious MBR suite w/WIC, Jacuzzi tub. Separate Living, Dining and Family rooms, Office space, Eat-in kit w/French doors leading to patio. 2 FP’s, WD, DW, CA. Garage. Well kept development w/Gym, Club house, Pool, Fitness trail. Avail 06/05. $1700/mo+ Utils.

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15th LOMBARD 4BDRMS, 2.5BA, WD, HWD, EIK. $2300+ June. 215-733-0480 www.CentraAssociates.com 1611 RITNER ST 4bedrms., 1.5baths.

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24XX SO. PHILIP ST-3BDMS.,TOTALLY REMODELED,MUST HAVE REFS,$1000/ mo. 267-241-3976,Jackie.

Art Museum/Temple University Area - Near 17th and Girard, 5BR House, Nice! All Renovated, Granite, Deck! Central Air! Oak F l o o rs Th ro u g h o u t ! F i n i s h e d Basement! No Pets. Available June 1st, See Video/Pics www. gasheart.com 1635 W. Stiles St. 215-485-1015 $2000/month FISHTOWN Spacious 3BR 1BA, LR, DR, WD, on quiet street. $1000/mo+ Utils. 610-476-2718 QUEEN VILLAGE: 3BR, 2BA w/CA. $1650+. Call for details: 215-922-3910. mcolaizzo@comcast.net

COMMERCIAL SPACE 335 N. Front #C $1350/mo Unique bi-level commercial space, vaulted, exposed brick. CALL MIKE MCCANN PRU FOX & ROACH 215-627-6005/215440-8345

GARAGES FOR RENT 1322 SO. JUNIPER ST-6 CAR GARAGE Super Clean,Toilet, Kitchenette. $1150/MO. 215-755-6298.

1619 BAINBRIDGE W20 x L80 x H20. Overhead 10’Elec door & side door. H/C wtr, Bthrm, Shower, Floor Drain. Perfect for storage, box truck deliveries. Call for details, 609-517-3245

PARKING SPACE FAIRMOUNT & 18TH Parking Space. $100.00. WPRG, 215-636-0100

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OldBroad City ultra mod 1 & 2Bd's, $800-850 Broad & Spruce Mod 1Bd's, W/D, C/A, heat incl. $850-995 & up Lombard 1Bd & 2Bd, w/d, hardwood, laundry WALNUT & Lombard 23RD& 9thBright & 1BD’s, floors, Laundry, $850-995 & 9thStudio’s 1Bd2&bath, 2Bd, w/d,HW hardwood, laundry AC. $720 University & 9thCity 2Bd's, 3Bd, h/w floors, W/D totally renovated$995-1100 $995-1100 PINE Pine & 21ST Fab2Bd's, Lg 1 &h/w 2BD H/W,W/D Laundry. $1125 Pine & 9th floors, Spruce & 12th 2Bd, 1-1/2 bath, bi-level, laundryNice Studio$995 Spring Garden Collonade-Extremely $995 Spruce &Sunny 12th 2Bd, w/16ft 1-1/2 bath, bi-level, laundry WALNUT & 20TH 1BD, ceilings, H/W, Laundry, Elev. $1200 & 16th Old World, 1 & 2Bd's, hardwood $995-1350 Q.V.Spruce 3rd & Bambridge 1 &1&&1BD’s, 2Bd's, W/W, C/A$995-1350 Spruce &Charming 16th OldStudios World, 2Bd's, hardwood BROAD SPRUCE Heat incl. $750-$1000 $950-1750 Art&Area Ultra Mod 1 & 3Bd's, W/D, Deck,W/D. Parking $950-1750 Art Area Ultra Mod 1 & Studio, 3Bd's, W/D,hardwood, Deck, ParkingHeat incl.

Spring Garden 19th $825-1375 Old City Fab ultra&mod 1 &QUEEN 2Bd's,VILLAGE deck $825-1375 Old City Fab ultra mod 1 & 2Bd's, deck $1950 CHRISTIAN & 5TH& 1 3Bd, & 2 BD’s w/New kit,renovated W/W, Laundry. $850-$1150 University City18th 2Mod bath, totally Fairmount 1Bd, C/A,renovated W/D $1950 University City 3Bd, 2 bath, totally Spring GardenSunny Collonade-Extremely Nice Studio SOUTH & 5TH & 1BD, Parkey Fl, AC, Laundry. $700$720 $700 Spring& Garden Collonade-Extremely Nice Studio Mt.Q.V. Vernon 21stStudio’s Gret Studio, Yard, Laundry $600-675 3rd & Bambridge 1 & 2Bd's, W/W, C/A BAINBRIDGE & 3RD Modern Studio 1BR w/Pvt $600-675 Q.V. 3rd Rvtd & Bambridge 1 & &2Bd's, W/W, Ent, C/A AC, W/W $575-$675 $375 Wallace & 20th 1Bd, parquet floors, yard Spring Garden & 19th Studio, hardwood, Heat incl. $375 ARTStudio, MUSEUM Spring Garden & 19th hardwood, Heat incl. $625 Fairmount & 18th ModW/W, 1Bd, C/A, W/D Aspen 26th 1Bd, laundry $625 Fairmount & 18th 1Bd, W/D Bldg.

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22ND & SPRUCE Two Bedroom in elevator building. HW floors, Heat/Hot water included, Laundry on premises. AVAILABLE JUNE!

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WASHINGTON SQUARE WEST/AVENUE OF THE ARTS/SOcIETy HILL 10TH & CAMAC Adorable Two Room Studio on tree-lined street, HW floors, Heat/Hot water included AVAILABLE JUNE! $735 BROAD & SPRUCE Two Bedroom in High rise, Elevator, HW floors, Lots of lights, Gas included, Laundry on premises. AVAILABLE NOW! $1,235 3RD & LOMBARD Three Bedroom Townhouse, 2 Bath, HW floors, CA, DW, Dining area, Basement w/WD, Outdoor patio, Dog friendly. AVAILABLE JULY! $1,875

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COMMERCIAL 25th & Wharton Sts. G-2 warehouses, gar., offices, 800sq. ft to 16,000 sq. ft avail.

761 S. 4th St 900 sq.ft. retail store, C-2, plus bsmnt, window a/c, yard

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2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, updated kitchen and academy house baths, high ceilings, beautiful millwork through1420 locust street Junior 1 bedroom, spacious living room, excellent closet out, bay windows, Juliet balcony 1,136 sf $2,990 $1390 space, 656 sf Deluxe 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths, brand new kitchen and up- the warwicK dated baths, hardwood floors, balcony w/ unobstructed views 1701 locust street $1,625 Studio, hardwood floors, WID, marble bath 865 sf 1 bedroom, 1 bath, French balcony, spacious kitchen, 705 sf 381 sf $1,225 $1,975 Spacious Studio with city views, hardwood floors, marble bath, high-end kitchen, walk-in $1,450 closet, 423 sf rittenhouse square 1 bedroom plus den, 3.5 baths, custom up1909 fitzwater street grades throughout, excellent natural light, 2421 sf 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, wood floors, renovated kitchen $5,500 and bath

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2 bedrooms, 2 baths, sunset views, excellent 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths, hardwood floors, marble closet space, spacious living areas, 1164sf $2,300 baths, kitchen with upmarket stainless steel ap3 bedrooms, unobstructed city views, bonus pliances and granite countertops, 1037 sf den/study & nursery, generous living space, 2137 $2,875 sf $3,750 2 bedrooms plus den, new designer kit., 2.5 Parc ritteNhouse marble baths, huge balcony with city views, 225 s. 18th street 2122 sf $6,950 Studio, excellent natural light, wood floors, marble $1,435 129 s. 18th street bath, open kitchen, 425 sf 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors, open upgraded 1 bedroom, 1 bath, hrdwd floors throughout, kitchen, two spacious walk-in closets, marble baths, upgr. kit. & bath, large bay win., 750 sf $1,450 $3,750 1,080 sf

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studio, open kitchen, generous closet space, large bay window, 548 sf $1,285 1 bedroom, 1 bath, high floor, open kitchen, society hill great closet space, 705 sf $1675 society hill towers 2 bedrooms 2 baths, high floor, panoramic city 200-220 locust street views, 1200 sf $2,450 units include all utilities

Studio, great closet space, city views, floor-to-ceiling windows, 504 sf $1,240 1601 locust street 1 bedroom, 1 bath, floor-to-ceiling windows with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, brand new, high ceil- magnificent river & city views, 700sf $1,575 ings, hardwood floors throughout, chefs kitchen, Corner 1 bedroom, 1 bath, wood floors, unobmagnificent entertaining space, luxurious master structed city views, 775 sf $1,775 suite, 3467 sf $9,750

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coMMercial sPace 2031 Locust Street Professional Office Space in secure apartment building, 958 sf $1,150 1830 Rittenhouse - Prime Rittenhouse Square office space, 754 sf $2,100 250 S. 18th Street – Prime ground floor corner retail/office space on Rittenhouse Square, 1857 sf $7,500 NNN 133 S. 18th Street – Ground floor corner retail space, excellent visibility on 18th Street shopping corridor $9,000 NNN 1601 Locust Street - 1st floor and lower level of prestigious Lanesborough condo, ideal for restaurant or offices, 4700 sf $11,000 NNN

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121-35 Walnut Street #204-3B/3.5b at the Moravian, high end, HW floors, 1 car grg ......................................................................$5,995 To See the Following, Call Mark Wade 215-521-1523 315 New Street #103-2 bd/2 ba,lrg wndws,washer/dryer + parking. .................................................................................................$1,895 1352 South Street #202-1 bd/1.5 ba,hw flrs,granite& SS,exp duck work,Wall of wndws. ..............................................................$2,095 To See the Following, Call Mike McCann (215) 440-8345 609 E Thompson Street-3 bd/1 ba w/hw flrs,modern kit & ba,exp brk,fp + private yd. .................................................................$1,200

708 Fitzwater Street-Stunning 3 bd home w/high-end finishes,granite & SS applns. .................................................$2,750

352 Jackson Street-3 bd/1 ba w/hrwd floors on 1st flr,fin bsmt,spac kit,lrg yd. .................................................................................$1,000

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134 Krams Avenue-3 bdrm + den,lrg backyard & full bsmt. .................................................................................................$1,500

2118 Sears Street-Renov 3 bd,1 bth home in the heart of Point Breeze. ....................................................................................$1,100 1936 Spruce Street #1-Spectacular corner office space,steps from Rittenhse Sq ...........................................................................$5,000 To See the Following, Call Ellen Rohlfing 215-875-3356 1709 Panama Street-1br, 1b, 1car private grge, new kit & b, hw flrs, sunny, W/D ..............................................................................$2,500 To See the Following, Call John Featherman 215-790-5221 1600-18 Arch Street #507-Hi-end stu @ the Phoenix gourm kit w/d fit ctr 24/7 security .................................................................$1,395

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1373 Farrington Road-Beautiful,clean,all new renov near City Ave & St Joe’s Univ ...........................................................................$1,400

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723 Melon Place #F-Crtyd-2 bd, 2 ba,LR/DR w/hw flrs,kit /w bar counter ...................................................................................$1,095 609 N 34th Street #3RD FL-2 bd unit w/new kit,hw flrs,lots of wndws. ......................................................................................$975 335 N Water Street #C-Bi-lev commerical space or opportunity for res conversion ........................................................................$1,350 2633 S Chadwick Street-Renov 3 bdrm/1 bth,hrwd flrs,semi-fin bsmt,C/A,washer/dryer. ..........................................................$1,075 39 Strawberry Street #3F-Huge Bi-Level 1 bd/1 ba tile kit,lots of closet. .....................................................................................$1,350 39 Strawberry Street #3R-Huge Bi-Level 1 bd/1 ba,tile kit,lots of closet. .....................................................................................$1,250 3425 Tilden Street-Cute 2-story 3 bd home in East Falls w/grg + porch front. ............................................................................$1,050 To See the Following, Call Rose Ann Jugla (215)790-5637 507 S 27th Street-New bright 3br-2.5b new 50k kit h/w fl 2dks grge+1 pkg space ..................................................................$4,750

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783 S. 2nd Street 1bd den bilevel, skylight, d/w , fireplace exposed brick w/d c/a h/w $1000 928 E. Moyamensing 1BD/1BA. h/w, c/a shared flat, laundry on premises, fireplace $975-$1225 783 S. 2nd St 1bd/1bath with deck f/p exposed brick w/d c/a h/w $950 928 e. Moyamensing 2bd’s/2bath new kit. gran., s/s appl. prkg, h/w c/a $1250-$1350

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271 S 4th Street-Grand 5B/3.5b cook’s kit,wd flrs,7 fpl,new Mbth,grdn,2 car pkg $2,495,000 265 Saint Josephs Way-I.M.PEI House, 3864sqft, corner prop, garden, lg media rm, pkg space $1,295,000 734 Addison Street-Gorgeous 3BR/2+BA townhome. Spacious layout. 2 fireplaces. $1,245,000 121-35 Walnut Street #207-Beautiful units at the Moravian,lobby is breathtaking w/glass & marble $479,500 233 S 6th - ##606-1 bedroom plus alcove,upgraded kitchen, large terrace $350,000 265 S 4th Street #B-Bi-Level 1 bedroom, hardwood flrs, parking + outdoor space. $295,000 530 S 2nd Street #748-Abbott Square-Completely renovated 1 bdrm/1 ba, facing north. $269,900

LUXURY CONDOS AND CO-OPS 237 S 18th Street #9F&9G-Gracious living at the Barclay 2BR/3BA w/ gallery foyer. Exquisite $1,725,000 224-30 W Rittenhouse Square #1206-7-So.Balc., Tastefully, renov. 2B+2.5B, Den, Suite w/lrg walk-in closet $1,149,000 210 W Rittenhouse Sq #1001-Recently renovated 3BR/2B at the Rittenhouse, 1862 sqft, breathtaking view $999,000 111 S 15th Street ##P212-Penthouse,corner unit w/stunning views,2 bd/2 ba,over 1200 sq ft,tx abat. $479,900 237-47 S 18th Street #3E-Barclay, Generous 1BD/1ba, Luxury bldg- door staff, town car, gym $425,000 1901 Walnut Street #8C-Bring your architect. 1441 sf co-op has C/A+ wd&marble flrs pets ok $395,000 2201 Chestnut Street #604-Lrg 2br, 1.5b HW flrs, stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops $374,900 1931 Spruce Street #2B-Gracious 1BD/1Ba, Rittenhouse condo, 2006 renovation, location $369,000 2031 Walnut Street #3F-Unique condo in heart of CC High Ceils, original hw flrs & tray ceiling $299,000 111 S 15th ##1810-1 bd/1 ba,open floor plan w/modern bth & kit w/Granite/SS applns,W/D $297,500 111 N 9th Street ##703-Penthouse 1 bd/1 ba,upgrades,wd flr, Granite & SS kit,washer/dryer in unit. $279,000 1420 Locust Street #9L-1 Bed 1 Bath updated corner condo. Balcony views of Kimmel Center $269,900 1919 Chestnut Street #2209-Sunny 1BD Apt, high floor- full service co-op, parking, pool, gym $209,900

$919,000 $439,900 $429,500 $329,000

RITTENHOUSE SQUARE

$825,000 $549,900 $459,900 $429,900 $349,900 $214,999 $20,000

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UNIVERSITY CITY/POWELTON VILLAGE 4814 Osage Avenue-3Bedroom, 1 full bath, 2 1/2 baths w/garage

507 S 27th Street-New bright fab 3br-2.5b new 50k kit h/w fl 2dks grge+ 1 pkg space-Pristine 2425 Naudain Street-2BR home, w/Large Patio. HW Flrs. Amazing Fit Sq Loc 2429-41 Locust Street #611-Just Listed! 1BD/1BA gorgeous loft condo W/GARAGE, pet friendly 2308-10 Spruce Street #B-Condo w/grdn entry + deck, LR/DR w/fp, new kit, lg br, 1.5b, off/study c/a

2003 Delancey Street-Mansion w/ Orig details 13’ ceils & FP 5br 4.5b, lib Grand LR, DR Grdn, Prk $2,495,000 1936-38 Delancey Place-Double wide carriage house, elev, 2-3 car grge, 2br suites + guest suite $1,725,000 336 S 21st Street-1860s mansion 4BR/2.5ba + elev. LR, sep DR, den/study, EIK, lg grdn + deck $1,495,000 2040 Waverly Street-4 bd/2.5 ba,new facade,mechanicals,roof,terrace,C/A + 4 car grg. $1,080,000 2216 Locust Street-1860’s TH, 4br,3.5b, study, orig details, dr, e-i-kit, 2zoned c/a grdn, prk $995,000 210 W Rittenhouse Sq ##1107-Fabulous 1 bd condo @The Rittenhouse Hotel w/views of Ritt. Square. $920,000 624 S 27th Street-4 bd/3 ba,garage,roof dk,dual zoned HVAC,den,plenty of closets + mstr suite $629,000 246 S 22nd St-Mixed use, C-1. 5BR/3.5B home in Rit/Fitler Sq 2333sqft Priced to sell $599,999 210 W Rittenhouse Sq ##1402-Rittenhse Hotel-New upsc.,furn. lux. condo,1050 sq.ft,1 bd/1.5 ba. $579,000 271 S Van Pelt Street #B-Corner 2 bd/2 ba unit w/1 car prkng,red oak flrs,wood-burning fpl,hi ceils. $569,900 718 Rodman Street-Lovely 3 bd + den,2 ba home w/prkng,LR,DR,hrwd flrs,fp,EIk,C/A. $509,900 1629 Waverly Street-Lovely 2 BR Trinity with lots of light, brick patio $339,000 1514 Pine Street #4F-Reno PH, 1Br/1b, Italian kit fp wd fl whirlpool skylite mint cond Tax abate $297,000 1919 Chestnut Street #711-Gorgeous Customized unit in well-managed and maintained CO-OP bldg. $165,000

INVESTMENT PROPERTIES 2415 Frankford Avenue-Great multi features 1st fl commercial, 2br apart & grge w/studio.

$695,000 $479,000 $439,900 $425,000 $400,000 $380,000 $375,000 $335,000 $299,000 $298,000 $179,999 $179,900 $159,900 $149,900

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OLDE CITY/NORTHERN LIBERTIES 201-59 N 8th Street #903-Spect.r Bi-Level penthouse w/400 sq ft private balcony, 2 bd/2.5 bths.

113 Bread St ##3B2-3 bd/2 bths,hrwd flrs,granite counters,Juliet blcny,grg prkng + tax abat.

234 Stamper Street-3 bd/hw flrs,updated kit/modern amenities,orig fireplace and W/D. 1255 N Howard-3BR/2+BA,12ft ceilings,recessed lighting,granite & SS kitchen,2 CAR prkng.

201-59 N 8th Street #415-1 bd condo w/gated prkng,wall of wndws w/fab view of B. Frank. bridge 301 Race ##401-Loft style 1 bedroom, modern bath,walk-in closet,hi ceilings.

231-235 N 2nd Street #208-Parking space,grt invest. for someone living or working in Center CIty.

$229,900

2534 Brown Street-Macos Builders New from top to bottom! 3Beds/2.5B Viking Kitchen The Works 1524 North Street-3 yr old 3 br 2.5 BA townhouse, parking avail, 7 yrs on tax abatement 1712 Green Street #4-Renov. bi-level 2BR/2bth condo. Gran & S/S Kitch, HW Flrs 886 N Bucknell Street-Just Listed! 3BD/1.5Ba townhome, charming tree lined street, HW flrs, Patio 807 N Bucknell Street-Cute 3br/1b quiet street sep dining room patio 2601 Pennsylvania Avenue #904-800 SQ.FT 1BR/1BA, Modern Kitchen, Wood Floors, Gym, Doorman

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2128 Cypress Street-Amazing architectural renovation of Historic Home,3 bd/2 ba.

203 Governors Court-Amaz Price in Naval Sq Drake Model-Short Sale act now before its gone 1709 Rodman Street-Lovely 2BR/2.5bth home. Quiet Ritt. block. Patio. Pristine cond 1920 Montrose Street-Modern Renovation, 4 Bed, 2.5 Bath, Hdwd Flrs, Finished Basement 1524 Rodman Street-Renovated 2 Bed 2 Bath, 17 feet wide, hdwd flrs, fp, master suite 910 S 21st Street-NC 3 bdrms/2.5 bths,hrdwd floors t/o,lrg grdn and deck w/amazing views 2310 Pemberton Street-Graduate Gem 3BD/1.5Ba, 3 yrs young, complete renovation 2121 Saint Albans Street-2 Bed 1 Bath updated home on great block w/potentialfor parking 2241 Fitzwater Street #C-Penthouse Condo, 1 Bed 1 Bath, Bamboo Flr, Marble Counters + Deck 1731 Rodman Street-Mint 2B expanded trinity w/ new kit (on 1st flr),wd flrs,fab grdn 1537 W Porter Street-Large 4BD/ 1ba South Philly Row, well maintained condition 2102 Christian Street #B-Fantastic 1 bd renovated condo w/deck,granite counters,hrwd flrs.

2024 Christian Street #C-1 bd unit filled w/sun coming thru the glass door leading to new deck.

1909 Christian Street #C-Renov 2 yrs ago,1 bd condo,405 sq ft + 200 sq ft priv. dk w/skyline views

$549,000 $500,000 $369,000 $349,000 $289,000 $175,000

916 N 30th Street-Fantastic new construction 3 b/3.5b town home w/custom finishes & 1car grge

$499,000

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2132 Race Street-Gorgeous 4BR/4BA townhome. Security system, 2 fireplaces. Elevator. $1,995,000 795 S 3rd Street-Corner prop,1 st flr has tenant, 2nd & 3rd flr lrg sunny 1 bd apartments.

Red’D-$599,000 104 Catharine Street-Duplex,Queen Village,2 bi-lev units,1 w/2 bd/1.5 ba,1 w/3 bd/2 ba,2C grg. $549,000 522 Queen Street-Rehab 3 bd + media rm,2.5 spa ba,hrwd flrs t/o,2 fp’s,deck + outdoor space $529,000 1 Christian Street #33-Priced to sell Beautifu, upgraded 3br 2.5b townhome Parking Garage $479,900 430 Gaskill Street-4 bd/2 ba,mosaic tile foyer,grdn,2-tier deck,2 car reserved monthly prkng. $439,000 620 Christian Street #1C&D-Double wide 2B/2b loft, fab light, fpl, C/A, fab shared grdn,1 car pkg $421,000 200-10 Lombard Street #717-1 bd/1.5 ba bi-lev condo,Lr/Dr,maple kit w/gran. Ctr-tops & brkfst bar. $379,900 609 Montrose Street-Cool 2 bd/1 ba,finished bsmt,deck in rear yard,newer kitchen & bath. $350,000 826 S 2nd Street #2R-Bi-level 2 bd/1 ba w/hrwd flrs,wd burning fp,gor kit,roof deck. $342,000 812 S Howard Street-Total rehab, 2 bd/lrg ba, grt Eik,hrwd flrs t/o,bsmt & garden. $299,900 915-25 Bainbridge ##104-1 bedroom + den,1200 sq ft,hrwd flrs,parking $289,900 828-34 S 3rd #Unit D-Fantastic 2 bedroom condo w/parking & deck,updated throughout. $289,000

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314 S Iseminger-Certified Historic 2 bd/3 ba,rear/side yards,roof deck,updated kit,fpl.

736-38 Pine Street #D-2 bd/1.5 ba,den,renov kit & bths w/granite & SS,hw,roof dk,prkng.

1101 Washington Ave ##302-2 bd/2 ba,2 car prkng,beautiful upgrades throughout.

1002 Spruce #Unit E-2 bd/2 ba,orig random width pine flrs,roof access,granite & SS applns.

1112 Spruce ##1R-XL condo w/granite,SS,wd flrs w/lrg lower lev w/lndry space,office & 2nd bd 1012 Spruce ##3F-Custom 2 bedroom 1 bath bi-level beautiful details.

903-05 Clinton ##1R-Renovated 1 bd/1 ba w/cherry hrwd flrs,gor kit,granite ctrs/maple cab.

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

$699,000 $629,000 $499,900 $429,900 $399,000 $399,000 $345,000 $299,900 $229,000

AROUND TOWN 6416 Church Road-Overbrook Farms 5 bdrm/4 1/2 bths,over 5,400 sq.ft,hrwd flrs,2 Car garage.

705 E Hartwell Lane-Colonial w/lrg LR/DR, fp, sunrm e-i-kit deck & grdn 4brs, 2.5b, 2car grge 2210 S Broad Street-Discover the charm of this impressive 3-bedroom townhome! Security system.

328 N 39th Street-Magnificent (2700 sq ft)3 bd/3 ba,stained glass wndws,SS applns,rear yd.

3106 S 19th Street-Outstanding 3BR/2BA townhome. Family room. Deck.

1129 Dickinson Street-3 bdrm/1 bth, 1300 sq ft,gorgeous hrdwd flrs, formal DR,good size yard 1246-54 E Montgomery Avenue #7-2BR/2bth condo. 1,140 Sq/Ft. Built in ë07. HW Flrs. Deck 3436 W Queen Lane-East Falls-Charming English Tudor,3 bdr/1 ba,hrwd flrs,C/A,garden & garage.

238 Watkins Street-Pennsport 2 Bed, 1 Bath, Hdwd Flrs, Exposed Beams & Brick, Patio 1540 S Iseminger Street-Fantastic space,completely rebuilt in 2004,open floor plan,backyard.

2617 S Warnock Street-Porch-front home 3 bd/1 ba,hrdwd flrs,renov kit,new wndws,cstm blinds.

4813 Unruh Avenue-(Tacony) 3 bedroom twin,2 bth, 3 car off street prkng, rear deck & yard.

6631 Haddington Lane-Rewarding 3-bedroom townhome. Eat-in kitchen with built-in dishwasher.

$689,000 $549,000 $539,000 $475,000 $335,500 $279,000 $279,000 $246,900 $200,000 $200,000 $189,000 $134,900 $120,000

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

The following sales associates were recently honored for their sales performance for January at a monthly Breakfast of Champions. (left to right) Executive Vice President of Sales Joan Docktor and Ginny McCuen, Senior VP and manager, congratulate Damon Michels, 1800 Rittenhouse; Galit Winokur, (City Block Team) Rittenhouse Hotel; Mike McCann, Society Hill; Jeff (City) Block, Rittenhouse Hotel; George Maynes, Art Museum; Sean Kaplan, Society Hill; and Jody Dimitruk, 1800 Rittenhouse. Honored but not pictured were Kathy Conway, Society Hill and Marc Hammarberg, Rittenhouse Hotel. *Honored for their outstanding contribution to The Trident Group.

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250 S. Quince Street • $629,000 REDUCED! Gorgeous 3 Bdrm/3 Bth corner Colonial townhouse with fabulous garden features original details and modern amenities. Two car tandem parking at Jessup Street lot included!

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917 South 8th Street • $489,000 JUST LISTED! This 8 year new corner townhouse is roomy and light-filled. Featuring 3 large bdrms, 2.5 baths, open kitchen, spacious living room, central family room, full floor master suite with access to a terrace and the roof top deck. Attached garage and full basement complete the home.

1518 South clarion Street • $249,900 Greg Williams

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REDUCED! Come home to this perfectly proportioned townhouse on one of the quaintest blocks in highly sought-after Passyunk Square. This 2br, 1ba home has been thoughtfully upgraded throughout. The convenient location and pristine condition make this home a real winner.

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SUNDAY 5/1/11 11:00-12:00PM ART MUSEUM 2328 Brown St. $489,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred BELLA VISTA 609 League St. $425,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred FISHTOWN 2308 E. Sergeant St. $400,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred FISTHTOWN 410 E. Wildey St. $299,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred 11:00-1:00PM OLD CITY 126 Cuthbert St. #2 $400,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred 11:00-4:00PM RITTENHOUSE SQ. 1919 Chestnut St. $140-580,000 Prudential Fox & Roach 11:30-1:00PM ART MUSEUM AREA 1500 Mount Vernon Street #2F $235,000 Prudential Fox & Roach 11:30-1:30PM SOCIETY HILL 236 S Philip Place $950,000 Prudential Fox & Roach 12:00 - 1:00PM GRADUATE HOSPITAL 2011 Catharine St. $499,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred WASHINGTON SQ. WEST 1109 Spruce St. #1F $225,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred WASHINGTON SQ. WEST 1109 Spruce St. #4 $185,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred SOUTH PHILA 2005 W Reserve Drive $524 ,900 FSBO

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RITTENHOUSE SQ. 225 S. 18th St $799,900 Allan Domb RITTENHOUSE SQ. 225 S 18th St $389,900 Allan Domb RITTENHOUSE SQ 1936-38 Delancey Place $1 ,725,000 Prudential Fox & Roach SOCIETY HILL 527 Pine Street $1 , 275,000 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQUARE 1901-5 Walnut Street #7A $1 ,125,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

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GRADUATE HOSPITAL 2060 Pemberton Street $299,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

FISHTOWN 1209 Crease St. $269,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

EAST FALLS 3129-33 W Queen Lane $539,000 Elfant Wissahickon

OLDE CITY 122 Quarry Street $749,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

FITLER SQUARE 507 S 26th Street $469,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

GRADUATE HOSPITAL† 1814 Catharine Street $650,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

ART MUSEUM AREA 879 N 22nd $298,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

ART MUSEUM AREA 2536 Meredith $337,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

OLD CITY 114 Quarry St.#2B $425,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

WASHINGTON SQ WEST 802-10 Locust Street #201 $729,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 1709 Rodman Street $439,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

ART MUSEUM AREA 2423 Brown Street $639,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

FAIRMOUNT/ART MUS AREA 833 N B ambrey $294 ,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

QUEEN VILLAGE 213 Headhouse Court $574 ,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

EAST FALLS 3462 W. Queen Ln. $279,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

WASHINGTON SQ WEST 1202 S aint James Street #5S $698,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

QUEEN VILLAGE 430 Gaskill Street $439,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASHINGTON SQ WEST 105 S 12th ##402 $599,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

GRADUATE HOSPITAL 1319 S 16th Street $289,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

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WASHINGTON SQ WEST 250 S Quince $629,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

FITLER SQ 2429-41 Locust Street #611 $429,500 Prudential Fox & Roach

NAVAL SQUARE 103 Surgeon General Ct $575,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

PENNSPORT 116 Alter Street $289,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

12:00-2:00pm BELLA VISTA 1126 Christian ST $332 ,500 Elfant Wissahickon

Art Museum Area 816 N. Woodstock $569,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITT SQUARE 2023 Chancellor Street $625,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 237-47 S 18th Street #3E $425,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

1:00 - 4:00PM GRAD HOSPITAL 728 S. 21st ST $399,000 Duffy Real Estate

QUEEN VILLAGE 1 Christian Street ##47 $615,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

BELLA VISTA 716-18 S 11th ##201 $419,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 314 S Smedley Street $599,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASHINGTON SQ WEST 1112 Spruce ##1R $399,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

ART MUSEUM 2401 Penna Ave ##14C45 $594 ,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

QUEEN VILLAGE 421 Fulton Street $395,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASHINGTON SQ 1012 Spruce Street #4R $274 ,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASHINGTON SQ WEST 732 Lombard $589,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

FITLER SQUARE 2523 Waverly Street $385,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

SYMPHONY HOUSE 440 S Broad Street #2702 $1 ,449,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

SOCIETY HILL 438 Lombard Street $575,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 2201 Chestnut ##501 $379,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASHINGTON SQ WEST 1202 S aint James Street #5N $685,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

ART MUSEUM 2401 Penna Ave ##16B24 $550,000 Prudential Fox & Roach OLDE CITY 113 Bread St ##3B2 $549,900 Prudential Fox & Roach WASHINGTON SQ WEST 718 Rodman Street $509,900 Prudential Fox & Roach SOCIETY HILL 736-38 Pine Street #D $499,900 Prudential Fox & Roach OLD CITY 118 Cuthbert Street $499,000 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM 769 N 25th Street $495,000 Prudential Fox & Roach WASHINGTON SQ WEST 812 Lombard ##30 $479,900 Prudential Fox & Roach WASHINGTON SQ WEST 415 S 12th Street $479,900 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 111 S 15th Street ##P212 $479,900 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM 2401 Penna Ave ##17B32 $479,000 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM AREA 2525 Swain Street $429,000 WASHINGTON SQ WEST 1305 Spruce ##TH2A $400,000 Prudential Fox & Roach WASHINGTON SQ WEST 251 S Warnock Street $375,000 Prudential Fox & Roach GRADUATE HOSPITAL 2207 Kimball Street $349,900 Prudential Fox & Roach FAIRMOUNT 830 N Stillman Street $329,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

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RITTENHOUSE SQ 2129 Delancey Street $1 ,079,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 1813 Spruce, #Unit 1R $315,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

SOCIETY HILL 507 Addison Court $950,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

QUEEN VILLAGE 621 “G” S American $299,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

CHINATOWN 111 N 9th Street ##703 $279,000 Prudential Fox & Roach OLD CITY 50-56 N Front ##402 $269,000 Prudential Fox & Roach PASSYUNK SQ 1531 S Clarion Street $269,000 Prudential Fox & Roach SOCIETY HILL TOWERS 210 Locust ##24C $264 ,900 Prudential Fox & Roach WASHINGTON SQ WEST 912 Spruce ##5 $259,900 Prudential Fox & Roach GRADUATE HOSPITAL 1517 Manton Street $259,900 Prudential Fox & Roach PASSYUNK SQ 1518 S Clarion Street $249,900 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM 2401 Penna Ave ##12C50 $244 ,999 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM AREA 2414 Aspen $229,000 Prudential Fox & Roach PASSYUNK SQ 1603 S Clarion Street $229,000 Prudential Fox & Roach NORTHERN LIBERTIES/FISHTOWN 1109 E Dunton $225,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

EAST FALLS 3447 W Penn St $282 ,500 Elfant Wissahickon ART MUSEUM 905 Corinthian St. $584 ,900 Coldwell B anker Preferred GRADUATE HOSPITAL 2108 Webster St. $449,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

1:30-2:30pm RITTENHOUSE SQ. 1737 Chestnut St. #301 $549,900 Coldwell B anker Preferred

FISHTOWN 1702 Tulip St. $359,900 Coldwell B anker Preferred

BELLA VISTA 924 Catharine St. $445,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

SOCIETY HILL 265 S 4th Street #B $295,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

GRADUATE HOSPITAL 2155 Montrose St. $425,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

FITLER SQUARE 2507 Waverly Street $349,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

GRADUATE HOSPITAL 2028 Kimball St. $320,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

GRADUATE HOSPITAL 716 S 21st Street $495,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

NORTHERN LIBERTIES 19 W. Wildey St. $220,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

RITTENHOUSE SQ 326 S. 21st Street $1 ,999,999 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 2042 Waverly Street $1 , 265,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

12:00-3:00PM NORTHERN LIBERTIES 336 Fairmount St. $494 ,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

QUEEN VILLAGE 741 S 2nd Street $1 ,150,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

12:00-4:00pm PENNSPORT 413 Greenwich Street $210,000 Prudential Fox & Roach SOCIETY HILL 143 S 2nd ##602 $975,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

ART MUSEUM AREA 2601 Pennsylvania Avenue #1241 $224 ,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

12:30-2:30PM GRADUATE HOSPITAL 1912 Kimball St. $450,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

RITTENHOUSE SQ 1919 Chestnut Street #2209 $209,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

AVENUE OF THE ARTS 1616 Naudain St. $439,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

ART MUSEUM AREA 893 N Taney Street $199,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASHINGTON SQ. WEST 1109 Spruce St. #2R $215,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

ART MUSEUM AREA 2601 Pennsylvania Avenue #127 $110,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

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

12:00-1:30pm E. PASSYUNK CROSSING 1819 S. Alder St. $365,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred

1:00-3:00pm EAST FALLS 3535 W School House $495,000 Elfant Wissahickon†

RITTENHOUSE SQ 2213 Locust Street $1 ,095,000 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 2108 Locust Street $1 ,000,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

QUEEN VILLAGE 522 Queen Street $529,000 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM AREA 756-58 N Bucknell $525,000 Prudential Fox & Roach RITTENHOUSE SQ 1901 Walnut Street #7F $499,500 Prudential Fox & Roach Pennsport 117 Federal Street $499,000 Prudential Fox & Roach QUEEN VILLAGE 116 Queen Street $499,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 1931 Spruce Street #2B $369,000 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM AREA 2450 Olive Street $355,000 Prudential Fox & Roach Queen Village 1008 S. 2nd Street $350,000 Prudential Fox & Roach SOCIETY HILL 233 S 6th - ##606 $350,000 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM AREA 827 N B ambrey Street $349,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 511 S 21st Street ##201 $989,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

ART MUSEUM AREA 2401 Pennsylvania Avenue #4A4 $499,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

FAIRMOUNT 886 N Bucknell Street $349,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 210 W Rittenhouse Sq #1001 $949,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

BELLA VISTA 735 S 12th Street #502 $489,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

QUEEN VILLAGE 826 S 2nd Street #2R $342 ,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

FITLER SQ 2226 Pine Street $870,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

ART MUSEUM AREA 868 N 25th Street $489,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

GRADUATE HOSPITAL 2218 Catharine $319,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

RITTENHOUSE SQ 1531 Pine, #Unit C $799,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

BELLA VISTA 917 S 8th Street $489,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

BELLA VISTA 1112 B ainbridge #Unit A $314 ,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

WASHINGTON SQ WEST 248 S 9th $799,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

ART MUSEUM 2401 Penna Ave ##12A2 $472 ,500 Prudential Fox & Roach

QUEEN VILLAGE 812 S Howard Street $299,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

OLDE CITY 300 N 3rd Street #301 $749,500 Prudential Fox & Roach

Logan Square 2001 Hamilton ##708 $469,900 Prudential Fox & Roach

ART MUSEUM AREA 866-B N Pennock $299,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

SOCIETY HILL 233 S 6th Street ##508 $284 ,900 Prudential Fox & Roach GRADUATE HOSPITAL 2407 Kimball $274 ,900 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM AREA 870 N. 28th ##122 $269,900 Prudential Fox & Roach ART MUSEUM AREA 2001 Hamilton ##1427 $229,000 Prudential Fox & Roach GIRARD ESTATE AREA 2534 S 17th $160,000 Prudential Fox & Roach 1:30-3:00pm WASH WEST 1014 Spruce Street #3-4 $225,000 Prudential Fox & Roach

SYMPHONY HOUSE 400-426 S Broad Street #2001 $1 ,450,000 Prudential Fox & Roach 1:30-4:00PM BELLA VISTA 629-31 S. 13th St. #A $649,900 Coldwell B anker Preferred ART MUSEUM 2524 Aspen St. $529,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred QUEEN VILLAGE 525 Fitzwater St. #11 $239,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred 2:00-4:00pm EAST FALLS 3411 Midvale Ave $374 ,500 Elfant Wissahickon PASSYUNK SQ. 1533 Juniper St. $322 ,000 Coldwell B anker Preferred BELLA VISTA 922 Kimball Street $395,000 Prudential Fox & Roach 2:30-3:30PM GRADUATE HOSPITAL 2023 Pemberton Street $569,000 Prudential Fox & Roach 3:00-4:00PM SOCIETY HILL 540 Cypress St. $419,900 Coldwell B anker Preferred

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OLD CITY $299,900 Gorgeous 1BD/1.5BA corner loft with an open GRAD HOSPITAL $495,000 floorplan, 15ft ceilings, exposed brick, wood Fantastic renovation, 3BD/1.5BA, deck, hardbeam ceilings, fireplace and beautifully wood floors, granite and marble kitchen, renovated kitchen. spacious 4 piece bath with soaking tub.

N. LIBERTIES $325,000 N. LIBERTIES $550,000 Very cool 3BD/2BA with high ceilings, open Gorgeous, extra wide 3BD/3.5BA new conliving room, updated kitchen and roof access struction home with den, roof terrace, balwith potential for a great deck! cony, garage parking, bamboo floors and contemporary finishes throughout.

QUEEN VILLAGE $339,900 Charming 2BD/1BA, rear yard, exposed brick, SOCIETY HILL $575,000 EIK with stainless steel appliances, amazing Beautiful 3BD/2.5BA on a tree-lined block, location! with den, 1-car deeded parking, hardwood floors, 2 fireplaces, dining room with soaring ART MUSEUM $449,000 2-story ceiling.

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- oPeN SuNDAY i 12:00PM - 1:00PM 824 N. 25th St. - Art Museum Area

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- oPeN SuNDAY i 11:30AM - 1:30PM 236 S. Philip Place, Society hill 3BD 2.5BA 2500sq ft townhome $950,000

3BD, 1.5BA 1200sq. ft. Row $345,000

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707 Conshohocken State Rd. 4BD, 2BR Colonial $335,000

50 Belmont Ave, #213, Bala Cynwyd 1BD, 1BA unit in Sutton Terraces $140,000

1409 Wesleys Run, Gladwyne

923 Mount Vernon St. - Spring Garden

1025 Barr Lane, Gladwyne 4beds/3.5 bath Renovated Cape $600,000

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4 beds/3.5 bath Colonial $725,000

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112 Crosshill Road, Wynnewood 4BD, 3.5BA 3146sq ft Colonial $585,000

5BD, 4.5BA Home $1,150,000 or $6,500/mo

1BD, 1.5BA, 942sq ft $350,000

Queen Village $500,000 Great scale and size, 3BD/2BA with 2 decks, yard, beautifully finished basement, high ceilings, 2 zone heating and cooling.

3BD, 2.5BA, 1456 sq ft Ranch, $600,000

200-210 Lombard St. #810 2BR, 2BA, 1331 Sq. Ft. $425,000

1600 HagysFord Rd., 2V 2BD/2.5BA Corner Unit $175,000 1650 oakwood Ter., #e119 2BR/2BA unit, E. Ter. Bldg., $1,500 1750 oakwood Drive, 4-A Ren. 2BR/2BA $2,000/mo.

-- oPeN SuN 2-4 -1637 oakwood #s222 - 3BD, 2.5BA $325,000 1750 oakwood Dr. 9F - 2BR/2BA $275,000

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1515 S. 2nd St. REDUCED-OWNER MOTIVATED!! BRING ALL OFFERS!!! 3Sty w/ huge yard/neat and clean t/o… $205,000 2640 S. Chadwick St. Beautifully renovated home. Hardwood floors, SS Appls, C/A and more! $200,000 525 Fitzwater St. #11 Abbott’s Court, beautiful 2br/1.5ba, gated courtyard, gourmet KIT, pkg & HWflrsFr OPEN HOUSE $239,000 2135 S. 16th St. Rehabbed, 3br/2.5ba; fin bsmt; bamboo flrs; granite counters; crown moding; patio $240,000 231 Watkins St. Beautiful Pennsport renovation. HWflrs, granite countertops, SS appls $249,900 1735 Manton St. New construction 3br/2.5ba, 2500sqft, w/HWflrs, granite, fin bsmt & roof deck $265,000 623 S. 6th St. 12’ ceilings, exposed beams, tons of character, every modern amenity, HWflrs t/o $299,900 1533 Juniper St. Beautiful HWflrs, SS appls, exposed brick, crown molding, tree-lined block OPEN HOUSE $322,000 1819 S. Alder St. Mifflin Estates Gated pkg w/garage, deck, courtyard, 2400sqft., 7yr tax abatement OPEN HOUSE $365,000 609 League St. 3br/2.5ba (2008), HW t/o, Rec ligthing t/o, 9’ ceilings, Deck w/city views, Master Ste. OPEN HOUSE $425,000 760 S. Mole St. 3br/2ba, 1900 sqft., HWflrs, granite counters, SS appls, fin bsmt, master ste, deck $430,000 924 Catharine St. New Listing! 3-story 1800 sqft., 3br/1.5ba, new hdwds/carpet, prime location OPEN HOUSE $445,000 909 S. 16th St. 4br/3ba TH offers garage, deck, yard. Newer rehab, tax abatement, fab finishes $539,000 2011 Catharine St. Newly rehabbed! 2-car pkg., 3br/3.5ba, wood flrs, deluxe kit w/granite & SS OPEN HOUSE $499,000 1804 Christian St. Just Reduced $30k! Gorgeous 3br/2.5ba w/ garage. Gated Community, roof deck $549,900

1stn Quarter Award Winners wColdwell a rBanker d Preferred Wi n er s 2601 Pennsylvania Ave. #422 Art Museum area 1br/1ba with upgraded kitchen and appliances 1600 Arch St. #1410 Price reduced to on only fully upgraded studio-The Phoenix Condominium 2401 Pennsylvania Ave., #4A10 Large Open Floor Plan with Balcony 856 N. Bailey St. Best value for a home on a quiet tree-lined street in Art Museum!

1719 Wallace St. #102 NEW PRICE! Amazing Light-filled 2 bedroom, 2 bath, with Fireplace 1832 Green St. #D Fab 1br/1ba Condo. Completely redone with modern high end finishes 2601 Pennsylvania Ave. #830 1br/1ba condo, open layout, parquet flrs, natural light, extra windows 838 N. Newkirk St. #D2 Lovely 2br/1.5ba condo, gated comm., secure pkg, Tons of outdoor space 627-37 N. 18th St. #102 Loft-like condo with soaring windows and HWflrs, just reduced to 1707 Wallace St. #2R Beautifully renovated bi-level 2br/1.5ba condo, hwflrs, in unit laundry, low fees 885 N. Stillman St. New Price! 2br/1ba on Great Street with Finished Basement 1705-11 Green St. #1711H Gorgeous Art Museum condo w/gated pkg & FP 2301 Green St. #8 Historical beauty, 2br/2ba, HWflrs, bi-level layout, amazing Center City views 2001 Hamilton St. #2014 Stunning 2br/1ba condo with one of the best skyline views in the City!

845 N. Newkirk St. Lovely Art Museum 2-story, 2br townhouse tastefully rehabbed on tree-lined str.

888 N. Beechwood St. 3br/1ba, 1200 sqft. new kitchen, HWflrs, wainscoting, exp brick/beam, W/D 1714 Wallace St. #4 Bi-level 2br/2ba. Gourmet KIT, FP, HWflrs, 500sqft, bi-level private roof deck!

1425 Locust St. #4F The Aria- 1br/1ba. KIT w/granite counters & SS appls. Office/den. Sunny BR 2037 Appletree St. Charming 3br/2.5ba, beautiful tree-lined street, HWflrs, modern KIT, master ste 2328 Brown St. Tired of cookie-cutter rehabs? Check out this 3br/2.5ba w/roofdeck & orig details 1510 Mount Vernon St. New Listing! Beautiful wide & very large home, 3br/2.5ba in a grt location!

2524 Aspen St. Stunning Victorian on favorite Art Museum block!

905 Corinthian Ave. Contemporary New Home 4br/3.5ba, Open Layout, 3400sqft, 2-car pkg, garage 137 N. 21st St. Great price wonderful 5br/3ba twin, new kitchen, C/A, garden, Fam Rm, 1 yr pkg incl 2131 Race St. Sun-filled, Logan Square Contemporary Beauty, Elevator, 2-car garage, 4200 sqft

$175,000 $195,900 $219,000 $219,000 $224,900 $225,000 $229,900 $259,000 $267,900 $275,000 $275,000 $284,900 $299,000 $299,900 $319,900 $339,000 $339,900 $425,000 $485,000 OPEN HOUSE $489,000 $499,900 OPEN HOUSE $529,000 OPEN HOUSE $584,900 OPEN HOUSE $639,900 $1,450,000

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RITTENHOUSE SQUARE / FITLER SQUARE / AVENUE OF THE ARTS 2136 Tryon St. Cute 2br/1ba, small garden and nice deck $299,000 1823 Pine St. #4 1br/1.5ba Newly remodeled bi-level condo w/pkg! HWflrs, room for entertaining $319,000 1718 Rodman St. 1br/1.5ba home, rear garden, quiet street $329,000 2101 Christian St. Well Maintained home. $2,000 Buyer Agent Bonus for executed AOS b-4 11/31 $335,000 23 S. 23rd St. #2N Rare 1br/1.5ba with patio courtyard $419,000 1616 Naudain St. Perfect alternative to a condo. Lovely 2br/2ba with patio. Hi-eff. Hvac. Walk to CC OPEN HOUSE $439,000 219 S. 18th St. Pet friendly 927 sqft, 1br Parc Rittenhouse condo Hi-rise amenities incl poo/gym $499,900 1431 Spruce St. #3F Renovated Bi-level Condo in historic mansion, steps from Ave. of the Arts $519,900 1625 Spruce St. #3F Bi-level Beauty! 2br/1.5ba w/over 1700sqft and a deck with Center City Views! $534,900 1737 Chestnut St. #301 Great space & location, 2br/2ba uptown condo, HWflrs, Cental location $549,900 2413 Manning St. Reduced 2+br/2+ba, garage home xtra wide 4-story townhome in Fitler Sq. Charming Block $570,000 111 S. 15th St. #1707-09 Luxury-Packard Grande, 2br stes, den spac grt room LR/DR, granite/SS kit $675,000 1607 Kater St. Large Home Rehabbed in ’04 with Garage Parking & 2 Decks! $625,000 418 S. Taney St. Park side home, 3+br/2+ba, LR w/FP, sep DR, EIK, Wd flr, patios, 2FP’s, garage $949,900 2212 Pine St. Circa 1857 corner TH, 4br/2ba, library, garden, pkg, porch, ornate details, mult. FPs $1,250,000 2128 Spruce St. Wonderful 5br/4.5ba, 4500 sqft home in f Square $1,350,000

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OPEN HOUSE $200,000 OPEN HOUSE $220,000 OPEN HOUSE $225,000 OPEN HOUSE $269,000 $300,000 OPEN HOUSE $299,000 $340,000 $350,000 OPEN HOUSE $359,900 $494,000 $574,900

UNIVERSITY CITY / WEST PHILADELPHIA 826 S. 51st St. 4br/2.5ba twin w/fin. bsmt. No detail spared in this elegant renovation. A must See 4252 Osage Ave. 3br/2ba Catchment area, move-in condition, grt starter. Tax abatement & low fees 3716 Baring St. Powelton Village Victorian Twin w/modern amenities. Convenient to Drexel, UPenn 4527 Baltimore Ave. Seller is relocating and must sell! Flexible Terms!

432 N. 37th St. Amazing contemporary All New 3br/3ba w/over 2,000sqft

$244,900 $365,000 $365,000 $389,900 $459,900

NEW CONSTRUCTION (10 YEAR TAX ABATEMENT) 2028 Kimball St. Beautifully renovated 3br/2.5ba! Gourmet KIT, Master Suite, HWflrs, New systems 2155 Montrose St. Brand new, lrg 3br/2.5ba w/garden, deck, tax abatement, gourmet KIT, HWflrs 1013 S. 21st St. Brand New Grad Hosp Townhome, Private Parking!! Finished Bsmt & Roof Deck !

2108 Webster St. Stunning New 3br/2.5ba. Superb craftsmanship t/o, gourmet kit, roof deck, garage 1912 Kimball St. Stunning 3br/3ba, gourmet kitchen, roofdeck, garage, tax abatement 440 S. Broad St. Premium Condo Residences fr 1br to 3br. Concierge/Doorman, Luxury Amenities, Pool Fr 629-31 S. 13th St. #A Custom 3br/3ba new construction, hi ceilings, luxurious baths, gourmet KIT, roof deck

OPEN HOUSE $320,000 OPEN HOUSE $425,000 $419,000 OPEN HOUSE $449,000 OPEN HOUSE $450,000 OPEN HOUSE $550,000 OPEN HOUSE $649,900

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126 Cuthbert St. #2 Sensational 2br/2.5ba, 1,667 sqft. Condo on historic Cuthbert St. in Old City OPEN HOUSE $400,000 114 Quarry St. #2B 2br/2ba bi-level condo w/HWflrs, exp., vaulted ceilings, new KIT & 1 yr pkg OPEN HOUSE $425,000 103 Callowhill St. Intimate 50 seat theater, exp brick, velvety curtains, vintage sconces. Upper level residence/office $599,900 314-22 N. 12th St. Fab Bi-Level Penthouse Condo, 2br/2ba, Granite, SS, Hwflrs, 2 large decks $669,900

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1109 Spruce St. 4 Units Available, one Studio, & three 1br/1ba condos, between Penna & Jeff Hosp Fr 255 S. Hutchinson St. Cute 1br/1.5ba townhouse, lovely historic cobblestone st. City-style garden 1324 Locust St. #207 This Arts Bldg unit is one of only a handful of 2br units in the bldg, quite large 540 Cypress St. Charming, restored Historic Colonial, 2br/1.5ba, 2 FPs, wd flrs, A/C, exposed brick 1222 Rodman St. 4br/2.5ba, 2200sqft., HWflrs, FP, granite counters, SS appls, fin bsmt, patio 720 Chestnut St. #D 2br/2ba, 1300sqft condo in boutique bldg. Hi ceilings, wood flr, granite & SS, FP

2344 E. Letterly St. 2br home is completely renovated, features fabulous upgrades, lrg rear patio 19 W. Wildey St. Newly renovated live/work space. 2b/1ba w/additional rm. w/priv entry, grt light 2375 E. Letterly St. Tastefully renovated features 3 spacious bedrooms, 1.5baths, fantastic features 1209 Crease St. PRICE ADJUSTMENT! Lrg single family house near NoLibs, 3br/2.5ba, huge yard!

1537 N. Bouvier St. 6br/4ba, 2040 sqft; attn investors, fully rented by students, rehabbed ’09 410 E. Wildey St. Like new construction in riverside Fishtown 3br/2.5ba, open flr plan 1521 N. Bouvier St. 9br/4ba, 2370 sqft. Duplex; attn investors, fully rented by students; rehabbed ’09, C/A 1836 Sepviva St. Fantastic 4,000+sqft w/additional lot & 2-car pkg. Excellent live/work opportunity 1702 Tulip St. New LEED Certified 3 Bedroom+Den Home with Yard & Pkg in Fishtown 336 Fairmount St. Charming 3-story home, pkg, 7 yrs abatement, 3rd flr master w/roof deck, fin bsmt 950 N. American St. Dramatic Bauhaus 3br/1.5ba, soaring glass walls. Euro KIT, garden, 3-car pkg

OPEN HOUSE $180,000 $239,900 $250,000 OPEN HOUSE $419,900 $595,000 $429,000

QUEEN VILLAGE/ BELLA VISTA / GRADUATE HOSPITAL / SOUTH PHILA. 3006 Wharton St. 2br/1ba, beautiful rehab; new kit, new bath, new roof, heater & electrical service 2548 S. 9th St. RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY SET UP AS DUPLEX. GREAT INCOME POTENTIAL 2421 S. Alder St. Grt new renovation, Lower Moyamensing Ave. Area. Fin Bsmt, C/A, Granite KIT

$79,000 $155,000 $179,900

1020 Snyder Ave. DUPLEX! Two 1br units. Very clean and maintained! New 1st flr full bath!

2047 N. Howard St. Amazing income producing Triplex with Detached Garage 4134 Chester Ave. Commercial space offers tons of possibility, grt loc convenient to public transit

$179,000 $375,000 $500,000

SURROUNDING AREAS Overbrook-1522 N. Felton St. Priced for quick sale. 3br, encl porch, fin bsmt w/powder room Tacony-6835 Hegerman St. 2br/1ba home. Move-in ready Roxborough-427 Shawmont Ave. #B 1br w/den condo, parking, porch, dining area, great location E. Mt. Airy-1116 E. Durham St. 3br/2.1ba Mt. Airy twin with C/A & Garage. Needs TLC Chestnut Hill-7601 Crittenden St. Spacious 3br/2½ba, new flooring & bath, FP, Hwflrs, Parking E. Mt. Airy-1116 E. Durham St. 3br/2.5ba Twin with C/A and Garagre Parking. Needs TLC Roxborough-460 Leverington Ave. Grt House, Grt Price & Neighborhood. 3br/1ba, front/backyard Roxborough-604 Roxborough Ave. 4br/2.1ba, porch, garage, nice yard, new elec & mechanicals East Falls-3309 Krail St. Updated & well-maintained row. C/A, Whirlpool tub & custom tile shower East Falls-3462 W. Queen Ln. Captivating Tudor home located on a historically certified block Roxborough-6812 Pechin St. Fabulous twin home, great location across from park. Lrg deck, yard Manayunk-4731 Umbria St. 4br townhome recently renovated, includes 9’ ceilings, HWflrs

$80,000s $80,000 $99,000 $171,000 $150,000 $171,000 $228,000 $218,900 $260,000 OPEN HOUSE $279,000 $300,000 $365,000

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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

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1,867 1258 567

$439,900 $189,900 $175,000

$68,538 $30,637 $26,306

$3,431 $1,751 $1,152

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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

Monthly After Tax Cost

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Corner two bedroom, one and a half bath, high floor, spacious living area, W/D One bedroom, one bath, upgraded kitchen and bath, Juliet balcony, W/D One bedroom, one bath, French balcony, renovated kitchen and bath, beautiful southern view 1 bedroom, 1 bath, panoramic southern views, Juliet balcony, renovated bath and kitchen

1016 705 725 705

$324,000 $289,000 $274,900 $249,900

$49,894 $42,702 $41,159 $39,043

$2,289 $1,772 $1,797 $1,661

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

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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 1 bedroom plus den, magnificent city views to the north and south, open kitchen, custom details and finishes throughout, one-of-a kind 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, most rooms have views of Rittenhouse Square, beautifully restored original details throughout 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, hardwood floors, 270 degree views, open kitchen, marble baths, custom closets, W/D 3BR, 3BA, Bamboo flrs., spac. Kit w/custom wood cabinetry, granite counter tops, 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 + den, 3 baths, gourmet kitchen, marble baths, walk-in-closets, hardwood floors 3 bedrooms plus den, 2.5 baths, tri-level condominium, large private deck, luxurious master suite Rarely available south side 2 bedroom, 2 bath, hardwood floors, marble bathroom, custom upgr. throughout oPen sunDay 5/1 12:00 - 1:00PM 2 bedrooms + den, 3 baths, sun-soaked, wood floors, open kitchen, marble baths 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, terrace on pool club deck, open custom kitchen, marble baths, wood floors 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths, eat in kitchen, 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 1 bedroom, 1 bath, Juliet balcony, upgraded kitchen and bath, lots of light, separate dining room, hardwood floors 1 bedroom, 1 bath, terrace, marble bath, hardwood floors oPen sunDay 5/1 12:00 - 1:00PM One bedroom, one bath, hardwood floors, marble bath, custom kitchen 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, open kitchen, hardwood floors, marble bath oPen sunDay 5/1 12:00 - 1:00PM 1 bedroom, 1 bath, wood floors sunset view, marble bath, custom shutters 1 bedroom, 1 bath, high floor, balcony, excellent natural light, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, high floor, balcony, excellent natural light, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, wood floors throughout, renovated kitchen and bathroom, bay windows with city views Studio with wood floors, marble bath, open kitchen and city view Studio, bay windows, open kitchen, generous closet space Studio, high floor with sunrise views, marble bath, open kitchen Studio, high floor with city views, walk in closest, wood floors, marble bath 1 bedroom, 1 bath, city views, spacious kitchen

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$3,500,000* $834,620 $2,900,000* $666,258 $2,750,000* $636,038 $2,250,000* $579,879 $1,475,000* $347,779 $1,450,000* $349,592 $1,200,000* $174,122 $1,350,000* $181,323 $995,000* $242,439 $829,000* $115,051 $800,000* $192,721 $799,900* $190,230 $799,000* $190,486 $775,000* $201,948 $599,000* $147,283 $595,000* $143,766 $539,000* $133,706 $479,900 $71,388 $450,000 $64,320 $399,900 $53,426 $389,900 $55,623 $369,900 $52,163 $350,000 $51,698 $350,000 $51,614 $309,999 $46,421 $275,000 $39,472 $225,000 $33,344 $217,000 $30,900 $219,900 $32,772 $159,900 $24,513

Location

SOCIETY HILL

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

22 Front bank builDing society Hill towers society Hill towers society Hill towers bank builDing

Custom penthouse with 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, balcony and roof deck, designer baths and chefs kitchen 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 One bedroom, high floor, river view, investment opportunity 1BR, 1BA, magnificent river views, high floor, wood floors throughout One bedroom, one bath, intimate views of Society Hill through floor-to-ceiling windows

2,468 2,117 1,133 700 700 700

$1,320,000 $799,000* $399,000 $290,000 $290,000 $275,000

$298,000 $207,313 $58,788 $42,577 $40,731 $40,779

$6,671 $4,291 $2,562 $1,798 $1,733 $1,794

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

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Bi-level penthouse, 2 bedrooms. 2.5 baths, 2 kitchens, impeccably finished throughout, amazing river and city views Penthouse, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, wrap around balcony, high ceilings, eat-in kitchen, large master suite 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, east facing river and city views, modern kitchen, hardwood floors, balcony, laundry room 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, beautifully ren. kit. and baths, balc. with city and river views, hdwd. flrs. in living areas 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths, alcove, completely renovated with gourmet kitchen, designer bath, amazing closets Deluxe 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony 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, upgraded kitchen, new fixtures throughout 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, excellent value 1 bedroom, 1 bath, wood floors throughout, upgraded kitchen and bath, custom closets, balcony 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, bi-level, open kitchen, wood floors 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, bi-level, excellent natural light, wood floors, open kitchen,

4,500 2,810 3,015 1,977 1,118 1,063 928 860 928 928 857 1,188

$2,295,000* $552,133 $1,250,000* $303,747 $1,250,000* $250,000 $799,000* $195,082 $479,900 $68,164 $329,000 $53,908 $299,900 $44,212 $295,000 $42,801 $290,000 $42,132 $269,900 $40,971 $259,900* $39,930 $250,000* $39,682

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Total Square Footage

2 bedrooms, 2 baths, open floor plan, fireplace, terrace off mastersuite

1,300

Location

Location Pier 3

Price

$259,900

$172,018 $85,223 $57,483

$4,014 $1,989 $1,341

$115,776 $88,613 $91,215 $82,852

$2,701 $2,068 $2,128 $1,933

$889,056 $619,296 $607,268 $557,842 $362,985 $386,553 $373,141 $371,644 $273,743 $246,527 $190,406 $197,716 $203,258 $206,151 $170,623 $153,060 $146,037 $153,551 $134,563 $106,710 $120,077 $104,702 $113,035 $112,778 $91,365 $81,681 $68,417 $59,322 $62,166 $63,419

$20,745 $14,450 $14,170 $13,016 $8,470 $9,020 $8,707 $8,672 $6,387 $5,752 $4,443 $4,613 $4,743 $4,810 $3,981 $3,571 $3,408 $3,583 $3,140 $2,490 $2,802 $2,443 $2,637 $2,631 $2,132 $1,906 $1,596 $1,384 $1,451 $1,480

$348,655 $217,014 $128,086 $89,976 $86,724 $91,238

$8,135 $5,064 $2,989 $2,099 $2,024 $2,129

$588,133 $328,202 $319,246 $212,815 $137,351 $115,998 $87,809 $87,347 $83,461 $87,301 $98,839 $106,038

$13,728 $7,658 $7,449 $4,966 $3,205 $2,707 $2,049 $2,038 $1,947 $2,037 $2,306 $2,474

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$1,466 $844 $427 $302 $291 $335

$3,022 $1,511 $1,403 $961 $620 $410 $327 $348 $302 $348 $1,143 $1,135

Monthly After Tax Cost

$17,020 $11,818 $11,565 $10,665 $6,862 $7,334 $6,949 $6,877 $5,298 $4,761 $3,483 $3,732 $3,881 $3,956 $3,323 $2,953 $2,827 $2,969 $2,167 $2,003 $2,328 $2,027 $2,201 $2,197 $1,780 $1,587 $1,325 $1,144 $1,225 $1,312

Monthly After Tax Cost

$10,706 $6,147 $6,046 $4,004 $2,585 $2,297 $1,722 $1,690 $1,645 $1,243 $1,986 $2,156

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

$41,044

$1,985

$99,922

$2,332

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$1,320,000

$1,250,000

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South facing 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom residence offering wood floors, marble baths and custom upgrades throughout, 1019 sf

Beautifully appointed one bedroom, one bathroom condo with wood floors, marble bath and custom closets, 697 sf

$799,900

$369,900

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the PhiladelPhian 2401 PennSylvania ave.

$274,900

Updated studio with wood floors, private balcony, city skyline view and open kitchen, 567 sf

$175,000

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traditional with sauce & cheese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 .95 10 .95 margherita with fresh mozzarella, fresh basil, a touch of our plum tomato sauce . . . . . . . . .14 .00 16 .00 Chestnut street's speCial red pizza with mozzarella cheese, pepperoni,

green peppers, red onions, sausage & bacon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 .00 16 .00

BBq ChiCken white pizza with our grilled bbq chicken & cheese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 .00 Buffalo ChiCken white pizza with our grilled chicken, hot sauce & bleu cheese . . . . . . . . .14 .00 aBondanza white pizza with spinach, tomatoes & broccoli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 .00 Bonta white pizza with spinach, tomatoes & ricotta cheese florets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 .00 florentina white pizza topped with spinach, tomatoes & grilled chicken . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 .00 hawaiian (white) ham, pineapple & bacon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 .00 ChiCken parm breaded chicken breast, sauce & cheese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 .00 Chipotle pizza

16 .00 16 .00 16 .00 16 .00 16 .00 16 .00 16 .00

grilled marinated chicken, zesty chipotle sauce, roasted peppers & onions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 .00 16 .00

speCialty toppings 2.50

Calzone ricotta & mozzarella cheese Bst Calzone broccoli, spinach, tomatoes, ricotta & mozzarella ham Calzone mini pepperoni stromBoli mini Cheesesteak stromBoli mini vegetarian stromBoli tomatoes, spinach, broccoli, mozzarella cheese & sauce

Stromboli

Med. $11.00 Large $14.00

philly steak Boli steak, american & mozzarella cheese sauce pepperoni & Cheese Buffalo ChiCken our buffalo sauce, fresh chicken & mozzarella cheese italian ham, salami, capicola, roasted peppers, cheese & sauce Chestnut street's speCial ham, sauce, pepperoni, sausage & mozzarella cheese

# 6 DINNER SPECIAL

FREE!

$36.95

$27.95

Our gourmet dressings are served on the side

insalata fresCa fresh mozzarella, tomatoes & cucumbers over greens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .50 Caesar salad crisp romaine, topped with toasty seasoned croutons,

tomatoes, parmesan cheese, served with a side of caesar dressing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 .50

mandarin delight marinated chicken served with roasted red peppers, mandarin oranges, sesame seeds, craisins, candied walnuts on a bed of spring mix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .50 the greek salad crisp romaine lettuce, topped with tomatoes, cucumber, fresh peppers, sliced red onions, feta cheese & kalamata olives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .50

tossed salad crisp romaine, tomatoes, cucumbers, fresh peppers, onions & carrots . . . side 3 .50 Lg . 5 .50 grilled ChiCken salad our tossed salad topped with

grilled chicken and our homemade pasta salad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .50

Chipotle salad chipotle marinated chicken with tomatoes,

roasted peppers, onions and a touch of candied walnuts on a bed of spring mix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .50

ANYLARGE STROMBOLI

$12.95

#8 BUY 1 PIZZA

GET 1

FREE

(TOPPINGS EXTRA)

Small

Large

5 .95 4 .50 (10 pcs) 5 .50 (10 pcs) 8 .50 (24 pcs) 8 .50 (10 pcs) 5 .50 5 .95

Wings

Served with bleu cheese and celery

Buffalo wings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (10 pcs) 5 .95 wing dings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (10 pcs) 6 .95 whole wings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (3 pcs) 4 .50 Boneless wings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (10 pcs) 4 .00

Platters

(20 pcs) 9 .95 (20 pcs) 10 .95 (6 pcs) 7 .95 (20 pcs) 7 .95

All platters comes with cole slaw & breadstick

salad toppings

Chicken tenders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 .50 Shrimp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 .50

Pasta

All dinners come with salad and breadstick

flounder platter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .95 whole wing platter (5 pcs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .95 ChiCken platter (4 pcs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .95 CraB Cake platter (2 pcs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .95 ChiCken finger platter (5 pcs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .95 wing ding platter (8 pcs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .95 jumBo shrimp platter (6 pcs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .95 speCial platter 1 flounder, 1 crab cake, 2 shrimp, 2 chicken fingers, 2 wing dings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 .95

From the grill

Cheese ravioli with marinara sauce . . . .7 .95 stuffed shells . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .95 spaghetti with meatball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .95 tortellini with blush sauce . . . . . . . . . . .8 .95 Baked ziti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .95 Baked ziti with meatBall . . . . . .8 .95 ChiCken parmigiana . . . . . . . . . . . .12 .95 eggplant parmigiana . . . . . . . . .11 .95 shrimp sCampi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 .95 fettuCini alfredo . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 .95 fettuCini alfredo with chicken & broccoli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 .95 fettuCini alfredo with shrimp & broccoli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 .95

hamBurger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 .95 CheeseBurger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 .50 pizza Burger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 .00 CheeseBurger deluxe platter lettuce, tomato & onions . Served with french fries . . . . . . . . . . .6 .00

Wraps

Blt bacon, lettuce & tomato . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 .95 turkey CluB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 .50 tuna CluB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 .50 speCial CluB ham, turkey, cheese, bacon, lettuce & tomatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 .50 tuna melt tuna, tomatoes, swiss cheese on rye bread . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 .50

Choice of wheat, spinach or flour tortilla

Caesar grilled chicken, romaine lettuce, tomatoes, caesar dressing & parmesan cheese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 .50 Buffalo ChiCken chicken tenders, hot sauce, bleu cheese, lettuce & tomatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 .50 spiCy ranChero grilled chicken, spicy ranch dressing, lettuce & tomatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 .50 BaCon dijon crispy chicken tenders with bacon, honey dijon dressing, lettuce & tomatoes . . . . . . . . . .6 .50 diaBlo grilled chicken kicked with our chipotle dressing, roasted peppers, fresh mozzarella & spring mix . .6 .50 veggie delight eggplant, roasted peppers, spinach, fresh mozzarella, tomatoes & spring mix . . . . . . .6 .50 tuna homemade tuna with lettuce & tomatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 .50

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appetizers

Chef salad ham, provolone cheese, turkey on top of our garden salad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .50 Grilled chicken . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 .50 Tuna salad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 .50 Marinated portobello mushrooms . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 .50

1 CHICKEN PARM, 1 FETUCCINI ALFREDO (CHICKEN & BROCCOLI) 1 RAVIOLI W / MARINARA, SALAD FOR 3 & 2 LITER

Cheese frenCh fries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 .00 frenCh fries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 .50 mozzarella stiCks (5 pcs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 .50 ChiCken fingers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (5 pcs) 5 .50 BroCColi Bites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (12 pcs) 5 .50 jalapeno poppers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (5 pcs) 3 .50 old Bay fries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 .00

antipasto our garden salad topped with imported ham, capicola, salami, provolone, kalamata olives & a scoop of our homemade tuna salad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 .50

Grilled chicken, extra cheese, fresh basil, fresh spinach, eggplant, portobello mushrooms, philly steak, roasted peppers, shrimp

Personal Size $7.50

#5 SANDWICH COMBO 4 CHEESESTEAKS OR HOAGIES, 2 LG FF, 40 WINGS & 4(L) SODA

Salad Creations

toppings $1.75

Anchovies, bacon, black olives, mushrooms, fresh spinach, green peppers, ham, pepperoni, sausage, broccoli, tomatoes

#4 BUY 3 CHEESESTEAKS OR HOAGIES, GET 4TH ONE

#9 2 LG. PIZZAS 4 CHEESESTEAKS OR HOAGIES & 2 LITER

$34.95 (TOPPINGS EXTRA)

Deli Sandwiches

Chicken Sandwiches

grilled ChiCken

with bacon, pepper jack cheese & ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 .95 with lettuce & tomatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 .95 with spinach & provolone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 .95

ChiCken Cordon Bleu ham, swiss cheese & honey mustard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 .95 Have it on a long roll, add $1 .00

1102 Chestnut street • Phila Pa 19107 www.ChestnutPizza.Com

#10

40¢ WINGS NO LIMIT! MINIMUM 10 PCS.

#11 LARGE PIZZA, CAESAR SALAD & 2 LITER SODA

$18.95 (TOPPINGS EXTRA)

#12

LARGE PIZZA

$8.49

(TOPPINGS EXTRA) COUPON ONLY