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the land� intentional communities. Create a culture of cooperation and generosity by sharing properties. Are we all just guinea pigs ruled by a constant diet of advertisements, or can some of us strike out and do something outrageously positive, helpful and generous? Forward-thinking people have greatly inf luenced our history in the past, starting with the very notion of a country run by the people and extending to the end of slavery, the rise of civil rights, of workers’ rights and women’s rights. So what’s next? I believe the intentional communities movement, already well incubated with a 50-year modern history, fits our need. I don’t think it can be avoided. Some of “the people� will have to pioneer advances in the culture (some are already doing it, but not nearly enough). If young people can dedicate themselves to war, giving up life and limb and comfort, then where are the young people who can build cooperative communities for mutual survival for all? Where are their elders who can encourage a nongovernment people’s movement, to demonstrate consideration and even brotherly love? If we are so advanced, so smart, why aren’t these ideas in the conversation? Are profit, greed and accumulation the high points of human consciousness? A few million people on beautiful farms, supportive of the “low money� people—is that such a crazy idea? Unemployment is here to stay, the cost of living is only getting more astronomical, and the government is way beyond broke. So help out by creating intentional communities instead of crying to be given jobs. Why are we avoiding it? Is it too hard, too creative, too original, too against human nature? Be a pioneer and prove them wrong. Our culture has already come a long, long way. Create a culture of conscious kinship? Whoa! Stop right there. Let’s get back to stuff we’re used to: “go shopping,� “cut taxes� and “stimulate the economy� so it can “grow� . . . Ah, that broken record is so comforting.
Maybe there are enough cities, freeways, suburbs and shopping malls.
Art Kopecky is the author of ‘New Buffalo: Journals from a Taos Commune’ and ‘Leaving New Buffalo Commune,’ UNM Press. He lives in Sebastopol, works as a contractor-carpenter and is active in the communities movement.
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Martin transcribed the six resulting 90minute cassette tapes by hand, with a pen, onto yellow notebook tablets. Eventually, he coaxed his wife Laura into keying his words into a word processor. Thereafter, Martin began working the material into a cogent narrative, writing and rewriting until, he says, “[I] had what I didn’t realize was called a manuscript.� With little notion how to proceed, Martin sought publishing advice from staffers at Copperfield’s Books, who suggested he self-publish. Thanks to his wife’s continued assistance, he did. The newfound author then proceeded on an ill-fated campaign to place the book in the hands of juvenile hall inmates, which he perceived as his target audience. “The only juvenile hall director I talked to said, ‘Don’t ever call me again, these kids are my fucking retirement. I’m not going to read your goddamn book,’� says Martin, “and that was it.� Mike Grabowski, a professor in the Criminal Justice Program at Santa Rosa Junior College, had a markedly different response. He made Martin’s self-published book required reading. “That was the first yes,� says Martin. If the so-called vanity press finds some authors gazing fondly at themselves in the mirror, then Martin is the opposite—he went through the looking glass. When he finally got hip to Facebook, he connected to everyone from guitar players (Toto’s Steve Lukather among them) to criminal-justice professionals, and asked each if they would accept a copy of the self-published tome and review it on Amazon. The approbations rolled in. Meanwhile, a friend’s wife at Penguin Books gifted a copy to a colleague who emailed Martin some kind words about the work. Martin contemporaneously pursued a contact in San Francisco’s juvenile court system, whom he’d learned had quit and moved into a position at Prodigy Motion Pictures. She recognized the potential of Martin’s story, which also sparked the interest of company founder Ray Robinson, information that Martin shared with Penguin. He was offered a book contract in a matter of days. The film contract followed shortly thereafter. Don’t Shoot! I’m the Guitar Player is available in 40 countries. Its first printing sold out in six days. The movie is coming soon to theater near you.
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was brought up by advocates at a forum in Oakland about shipping lanes, held by the U.S. Coast Guard on Oct. 20. Although the Coast Guard was attentive to the needs of the fishing industry, according to Jackie Dragon, director of the Pacific Environment organization, members of wildlife-advocacy organizations had a voice as well. “It’s excellent that the Coast Guard created an opportunity for the public to comment,� says Dragon, who claims that the best action to protect whales in our busy shipping lanes is to simply slow traffic. “We believe that slowing ships down in sanctuaries makes perfect sense,� she adds. “Scientists tell us that whales are much more likely to survive a ship strike or to get out of the way altogether if ships are traveling slower.� The recommended speed limit for ships is 10 knots, a limit imposed on ships along the Atlantic coast in 2008 as an effort to protect the North Atlantic right whale, of which there are only about 300 left. According to a recent report by Pacific Environment, between July and September of this year “three other endangered whales— humpback, minke and fin—were killed by ship strikes and found stranded in Bay Area waters prompting the Gulf of the Farallones sanctuary to issue a warning notice to mariners. It is likely that many more ship strikes occur and go unreported.� Anyone else out there think a 10-knot speed limit in the shipping lanes is a good idea? There’s still time to make it happen. The public comment period is open until Jan. 20, and everyone is welcome to request that speed regulations be set in the San Francisco and Oakland shipping lanes. Slowing the ships down in the shipping lanes will help protect whales and cut down on pollution and resource wastes caused by speeding vessels. As for me, I’d prefer to keep all those crazy, fast and violent freighter scenes safe within the chapters of my son’s fantasy action novels.
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American guys, and they started coming in out of the woodwork.� The Navarros originally come from Lima, where authentic Peruvian recipes were passed down by their great-grandmother, who herself came from Peruvian, African, Spanish and Italian ancestry. Peruvian cuisine fuses different periods from the South American country’s history, from the ancient Incan empire through to the Spanish conquest, which brought in slaves from Africa and China. Further influences come through Italian and Japanese immigrants, blending indigenous foods of Peru and cooking methods of four continents into a unique taste. Asian flavors are embodied at Sazon in lomo saltado, a stir-fry of steak strips, onions, tomatoes, cilantro, soy sauce and vinegar served with steamed rice, or with the ahi ceviche nikkei, made with ahi tuna and flavored with cilantro, aji verde (a green chile sauce), lime, sesame seeds and sesame oil. African influence includes anticuchos (beef heart), organ meat that Peruvian slave owners from long ago shunned but which remains popular in Peru. Sazon’s menu also embraces different regions and microclimates found throughout the country. Foods from the coast, the Amazon jungle and the Andes are represented in seafood ceviches, tropical-fruit ice creams (try the exotically luscious lucuma) and in distinctly
purple potatoes. One of over 200 varieties native to the Andes, Savon’s potatoes share skewer space with anticuchos, marinated in aji panca, a smoky, chocolatey, chipotle-like pepper sauce. Although many Peruvian staples such as corn, peppers, beans and potatoes are found throughout the Americas, Sazon sources most of these through a Peruvian company, ensuring the authenticity of native varieties. The brightyellow aji amarillo pepper, found only in Peru, gives a piquant f lavor and vibrant hue to papas huancaina, a popular appetizer made with potatoes, hardboiled eggs and feta cheese. Kernels of cuzco corn served with many dishes are the size of a dime and look as if they could feed a giant. Plantains come prepared either fried with aji verde, crisped into chips or hear Other Peruvian ingredients have been deliberately left off the menu, like sea turtle and cuy, a native guinea pig widely sold throughout the country as street food. “I just don’t see a market for cuy,� explains Juan Pablo, “although it’s slowly making its way across the country from people in Miami who import it.� Happily, to the delight of the world’s guinea pigs, Sazon has plenty of other dishes to try. Sazon Peruvian Cuisine, 1129 Sebastopol Road, Santa Rosa. Monday–Saturday, 11am–3pm and 5–9pm, and Sunday, 1–9pm. 707.523.4346. www.sazonsr.com.
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character after years spent in oak barrels, and there’s no way to speed up the process. “The old saying is: the best time to start making brandy is 10 years ago,� says Farber, an intense, enthusiastic man with a stubbly beard who drops French words as easily as he drops the f-bomb in his New Yorker–inflected English. “It takes a really long time to make a great brandy. The brandies we make today are for sale 10 years from now.� And great brandy is what Farber has set out to make. He explains that the cool 2010 growing year is shaping up to be the best vintage in 20 years. If you’re in the market for brandy 10 years from now, keep your eye out.
Beyond the Bathtub For Stillwater Spirits’ Phillip Ladner, you could say alcohol is in his blood. A native of Mississippi, Ladner, 30, grew up near the town of Kiln, Miss., a city that was once known as the moonshine capital of the United States. His sister is vice president and marketing
manager for Broadbent Selections, an importer of small, family-owned wineries. His brother-in-law is the drinks columnist for the New York Times, and his aunt and uncle run Paso Robles’ Dubost Family Ranch winery. “If we’re not making it or selling it,� he says, “we’re drinking it.� Ladner took over distilling duties at Petaluma’s seven-year-old distillery near the Petaluma River this year. The distillery runs three stills, but the soul of the operation is a 500-gallon Armagnac-style pot still made in Kentucky. “It’s a dream of mine to have this position,� he says, before running off to check on a batch of brandy. There’s no school to be a distiller, but Stillwater offers a class in cooperation with the American Distilling Institute, a microdistilling trade group based in Hayward, to teach people the basics of the craft. (It costs $3,500.) In addition to brandy, Stillwater makes vodka, gin, grappa (brandy made from pressed wine grapes) and eau de vie. They’ve also got whiskey, bourbon and rye in the cellar that’s due to be released later this year.
Cooking with Copper At Osocalis, Farber is passionate about brandy because, in addition to producing a spirit of uncommon beauty and finesse, brandy is a way of preserving California’s agricultural lands from development. “We’re here because the fruit and climate are here,” he says. “This distillery is set up to do something well.” Osocalis, the Native American word for “Soquel,” sells three different kinds of brandy. The “rare” is at least seven years old, the “XO” is 14 years old or more, and the soon-to-bereleased “heritage” brandy is at least two decades old. (Brandies of different vintages are often blended together.) I tried all three, and my favorite is the XO. It has a softer, rounder feel in the mouth than the rare brandy, but what sets it apart are its haunting, hard-to-name flavors—dried orange? vanilla? cocoa?—and complexities. The brandy has a finish that seems to go on forever. It’s a spirit that invites contemplation about life, love and beauty. Like most distillers, Farber works alone. Distilling is a solitary job. As dusty rays of
light filter into his distillery, his moroselooking vizsla dozes on the dusty floor, occasionally snapping at a droning fly. The distillery has two copper alembic stills made in France just for him. The dark-purple, three-chambered contraption looks positively 18th-century. Indeed, the technology is ancient. Wine is heated in a boiler, and the rising vapor floats through a delicate goose neck and then passes through an Aladdin’s-lamp-like vessel called the preheater. Then it moves into a condenser; here, the vapor comes in contact with a long coil where the vapor condenses into brandy. Once that’s done, the spirit is dribbled out and then added back to the boiler to repeat the process all over again.
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Brandy is distilled twice. It takes about 10 barrels of wine to produce one barrel of brandy and capture the essence of the wine in the spirit. Making one barrel of brandy takes about a week. After the second distillation the brandy is barreled and put into the cellar or “chai.” And there it sits. A brandy right out of the still is recognizable as brandy, but it’s clear in color and hasn’t taken on the tawny color and supple, complex flavors of well-aged brandy. A well-made brandy can age 50 years or more. “I may live long enough to see some of my brandies go to majority,” Farber says. Some of the barrels are garlanded with spider webs. The spiders eat oak-boring weevils that would otherwise endanger the spirits. In between the rows of barrels hang two legs of pork destined to be proscuitto, another one of Farber’s longterm projects. The roof of Farber’s distillery is stained a sooty black from an alcoholvapor-loving mold that’s taken up residence on the shingles, a tell-tale sign of what’s going on inside.
Family Tradition No one gets into microdistilling to make money. The money may come, but distillers are moved by a passion that calls to them. Distiller Davorin Kuchan left his career in high tech to pursue something that had deeper meaning for him. A native of Zagreb, Croatia, Kuchan spent his youth picking grapes and making wine and spirits from his family’s vineyards, sweet memories that he still savors. When his parents passed away a few years ago, he decided he wanted to preserve '%
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“We’re just waiting for the right flavors to come together,” Ladner says. Stillwater’s vodka is unique. It’s made with 100 percent malted barley, the same ingredient used to make whiskey. Indeed, Ladner calls it a whiskey drinker’s vodka. “We like to tell people to drink it straight up,” he says. Stillwater does custom distillations for area wineries, which may be helpful after this years’ challenging weather, as well as special projects like an Asian pear eau de vie for Gabriel Farm in Sebastopol. (The bottle itself is placed over a tree branch’s bud for the fruit to grow inside.) Conveniently, Stillwater is located right next door to specialty importer Tempus Fugit Spirits, and the two have collaborated on award-winning creations such as a 50proof liqueur de violettes. Ladner’s also been in touch with local mixologists, like Scott Beattie from Healdsburg’s recently opened Spoonbar, to ensure that quality in the still equals quality in the glass. Ladner attributes the rise in popularity of small-scale, craft distilleries to a general shift toward local, artisan-made products, be it cheese, beer or bread. “People are really wanting to do local products again,” he says. “Right now, it’s really rolling.” Penn Jensen, vice president of operations for the American Distilling Institute, says the industry is growing about 20 to 30 percent a year. When the group published its member directory in 2005, there were 69 distilleries listed. Today there are 198. He attributes the growth to lifestyle and business opportunity. “People want to know what they’re drinking,” he says. “There’s been a disavowal of the factory model of industrial food.” This shift in consciousness has sparked the imagination of creative, often iconoclastic individuals who aspire to do something different, he says. “It’s the sense of opportunity that can really fire up the entrepreneurial mind.”
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his family’s heritage and continue making handcrafted spirits. Kuchan, who immigrated to the United States in 1985 and still has a trace of his Slavic accent, has hung pictures of his family on the walls of his Old World Spirits distillery. His work is really an ode to them, particularly his mother. Other pictures show his daughters stomping pears for his outstanding Poire William eau de vie. “This is very much a family affair,� he says. “For me, this is not what I do, it’s who I am.� All fruit is organically produced, and the distillery is certified organic. It’s hard to say what product constitutes Old World Spirits’ flagship. I tasted my way through Kuchan’s product line (at 10:30am, no less), and all of it was stunning. Kuchan says there are about 25 pounds of fruit packed into each bottle of his eau de vie. But if you’re thinking of cloying, sticky-sweet alcohol, you’re in for a delicious surprise. Kuchan makes two kinds of peach brandy and one pear brandy. Each is supremely smooth and delicate with lush, perfumed fruit f lavors and a finish that seems to go on forever. The oak-aged O’Henry peach eau de vie in particular is ridiculously good. The toasty, creamy vanilla flavors of the oak join forces with the floral, fresh fruit flavors of the peaches to make an uncommonly smooth and rich brandy. You could blend these into a cocktail, but Kuchan says he makes them to stand on their own—and that they do. His Blade gin leads with complex, clean flavors of citrus and spices instead of the forest of juniper that defines most massproduced gins. It’s refreshingly delicious. And then there’s La Sorciere, his blue and white absinthes, bewitchingly delicious spirits that feature an eerie drawing of a chalice-clutching fairy penned by his daughter. Once illegal in the United States, absinthe has enjoyed a revival, but Kuchan says he isn’t chasing trends. The herbinfused brandy has long been available in Croatia, and Kuchan says he’s simply following an old tradition. Both his white (the first of its kind in the States) and green absinthes reveal layers of aromatic, minty f lavors, but at 100 proof, they retain incredible smoothness and complexity.
Serene Discipline At a bland industrial park in Mountain View, Essential Spirits’ Dave Classick isn’t rekindling a family tradition, he’s creating one. Like Old World Spirits’ Kuchan, Classick is another high-tech refugee who longed for something more fulfilling than working for a large corporation. Classick works with his son, Dave Classick Jr., to create a line of premium spirits, vodka, rum, gin, grappa, eau de vie and bierschnaps, an obscure spirit made from faintly hopped pale ale (“It’s like drinking a six-pack in a shot glass,� he says). His dream is to create a “family distilling
dynasty.� One hundred years from now, he hopes people will still be enjoying glasses of Essential Spirits. An industrial park may seem like an inauspicious place to start, but a dynasty has to begin somewhere. All Classick’s products are made from a custom alembic still built by a thirdgeneration still maker in France. “It’s the product of a single craftsman’s hands,� he says. So are his spirits.
If you’re thinking of cloying, sticky-sweet alcohol, you’re in for a delicious surprise.
Although he looks a bit like a Jimmy Buffet fan with his bushy mustache, Hawaiian shirt, shorts and Adidas sandals, he’s as serious about the craft of distilling. In his past life, he was a quality-control and industrial engineer for HP. He’s taken the rigor that job required and applied it to distilling. “Quality begins at the beginning,� he says. “You can’t put it in later. It doesn’t work that way.� Take his grappa, for example. Most grappa I’ve tried is as rough as kerosene; it’s not worth drinking. But Classick seeks out pressed grapes from some of California’s premier wineries just after crush. From them, he makes spirits which one can actually appreciate as a product made from grapes, with delicate flavors, aromas and a finish that goes on and on. As good as the grappa is, it’s the rum that really made me sit up and take notice. Most rums are made from Central American or Caribbean molasses, but Classick makes his from molasses he gets from Kauai. He says the volcanic soil and altogether different terroir make for a deeper, richer flavor, like butterscotch. The gold rum is superb. It’s meant for sipping, not mixing. It’s not barrel-aged, but Classick dangles oak wood staves in the rum to impart color and toasty vanilla notes. The rum is called Sergeant Classic because Classick served in Vietnam, where he earned a chestful of medals, including the bronze star and the gallantry cross. His specialty was walking point on jungle patrols, a deadly job that often got people killed. Classick liked it, and he was good at it. But that was a long time ago. Now he enjoys getting up before dawn to cook up a new batch of spirits. “It’s a very serene discipline,� he says. “I usually listen to Haydn or Mozart when I’m distilling. There’s a certain mystery about it, the transformation of this fruit or grain into a magic elixir.�
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he takes the stage and begins to dance. The audience stares, transfixed, while she removes articles of clothing. As she finishes her dance with the last loincloth shed, the truth becomes apparent—she’s a he! The crowd bursts into wild applause. This is definitely not your mother’s burlesque show. When Natalie Wood portrayed famed stripper Gypsy Rose Lee in the 1962 musical Gypsy and sang the words “Let me entertain you,� could she have had any idea what form that entertainment would take today? The world of pasties and platforms has definitely evolved over the years, and nowhere are the results of that evolution more evident than in the stage antics of the Risk-A Cabaret and its monthly burlesque shows. “There are girls and boys of all shapes and sizes,� says organizer Jodi Waseca, “drag queens and kings, musicians, clowns, aerialists, fire performers, sideshow acts—you name it, it’s probably been on a modern-day burlesque stage.� Performer, choreographer and Jill-of-alltrades, Waseca organizes the monthly shows to embrace the variety and freedom modern-day burlesque allows. On Nov. 5, the Risk-A Cabaret
arrives in full glittery fury at Sebastopol’s Aubergine CafĂŠ, with this month’s theme riding on the cackling coattails of Halloween. San Francisco’s queer burlesque dance troupe the Diamond Daggers present their genderbending stylings, fire performer Max Ashley brings the heat and dancers Isis Starr, Dottie Lux, Paige Lawrence and belly-dance troupe Joweh round off the lineup, all set to the frantic beat of Gypsy-punk band Brothers Horse. Lawrence’s talents extend far beyond the anomaly of being a male belly dancer. The Bay Area–bred performer has a background in ballet and theater arts and several years spent in an industrial rock band. For Lawrence, a show commemorating the Day of the Dead is especially important. “I have a love for Dia de los Muertos, and took up belly dance as a way to work through a grieving process,â€? says Lawrence. “For me, Dia de los Muertos has become a positive way to remember the dead and to honor them.â€? This weekend, Lawrence says, he’ll perform a piece inspired by personal loss, which he hopes will bring a “dark honestyâ€? to the show. Some may assume a burlesque show is synonymous with striptease, but burlesque, both modern and classic, encompasses much more than just scantily clad women—or men. In
fact, the burlesque show recalls classic vaudeville shows of yesteryear, incorporating elements of music and comedy along with the requisite striptease. The Risk-A Cabaret is no exception, filling its stages with diverse acts and talents. “I like to think that the burlesque stages, at least in the Bay Area, are modern-day Vaudeville performances,� says Waseca. “Don’t get me wrong, stripping definitely plays a big part in burlesque. But it’s not the whole picture.� Waseca was already heavily involved in the San Francisco burlesque and belly dance scene when she brought her considerable talent to Sonoma County. Risk-A Cabaret staged its first show in April of last year, and after the Day of the Dead-ly Halloween Hangover show, the Risk-A Cabaret will be performing one more show in December before going on a hiatus. However limited the run of the Risk-A Cabaret may be, recent trends show that burlesque is here to stay, and for his part, Lawrence is excited to be part of the action. “Belly dance and burlesque are undergoing a strong and vital expansion,� he says. “This is a really great show that underscores that.� Day of the Dead-ly Halloween Hangover with the Risk-A Cabaret lets it all hang out on Friday, Nov. 5, at Aubergine After Dark Cafe. 755 Petaluma Blvd., Sebastopol. 9pm. $5–$10. 707.861.9190.
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rom the opening moments of Dead Man’s Wake, a new play by Larry Klein, the pain and guilt hanging over the story’s central characters are thick enough to scoop into an ice cream cone. Based on a true story from Mill Valley in the late 1960s (though generalized enough in Klein’s script, with little sense of time and virtually no sense of Mill Valley), Dead Man’s Wake begins as various members of the Ogden family deal differently with a devastating tragedy. The potent universality of the situation is its primary asset, and audiences are sure to be moved by the strength of the production’s acting, so committed are the contributions of this very fine cast. The play, produced through the West Coast Arts Foundation, runs through Nov. 14 at San Rafael’s West End Studio Theatre. In one of the season’s most explosive performances, William Elsman plays Jess Ogden, a struggling poet hell-bent on drinking his pain away following an incident that continues to torture him. With a kind of tender self-loathing, Jess forces himself through his days, haunted—almost but not quite literally— by the memory of his novelist father, whose own pain proved too much to bear. Liz O’Neill (who also directs) is Leah, the fragile matriarch of the family, who’s channeled her own grief into a chronic, passive-aggressive interest in Jess’s literary future. As Leah, O’Neill is both steely and brittle. The play begins with the family awaiting the return of younger son Brian, who’s been serving a four-year prison term. Played by Tyler McKenna as a young man whose pain and fear are buried under a façade of strut and bluster, Brian is the catalyst for the family’s
current crisis: if the Ogdens can agree to sell their family home, he’ll be able to purchase a ranch in Montana, where he can hide from the secrets tearing at his family’s collective soul. Of course, Leah is reluctant to leave the home she shared with her late husband, even if it allows her sons a chance at a new life. Similarly resistant to pull up stakes is Andrea (played with striking clarity and openness by Chloe Bronzan), Brian’s girlfriend, who in his four-year absence has found a core of strength and selfdetermination that she’s not ready to relinquish. The rest of the cast is rounded out by a fine performance from Terry McGovern as longtime family friend with more than a passing interest in the future of the Ogden family, and Katarina Rose Fabic as one of Jess’ casual girlfriends. The acting, at times, transcends the weaknesses of Klein’s script. Though quite good at creating fully rounded characters, Klein—who has been working on this labor of love for 40 years—tries too hard to do too much. Rambling and unfocused, it often feels like an early draft of what could eventually be a truly exceptional piece of work. Structurally, the story is cleverly designed, wisely allowing the true nature of the Ogdens’ situation to unfold gradually. But there’s far too much meaningless talk in the form of disruptive and pointless exclamations nearly every time someone is trying to make a point. With the help of a good, strong editor, one who understands the tricky feat Klein has come so terribly close to accomplishing, this could eventually develop into a play that is truly extraordinary. ‘Dead Man’s Wake’ runs Friday–Sunday through Nov. 14 at the West End Studio Theatre. Friday– Saturday 8:00 pm; 2pm matinee Sunday. $25. 1554 Fourth St., San Rafael. 800.838.3006.
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ver the last century, Charlie Chaplin’s early films made at Keystone Studios were often seen in grimy, jerky prints, so dim they made the plots impossible to understand. The new fourDVD set Chaplin at Keystone sweeps away those cobwebs from Chaplin’s yearlong work at Mack Sennett’s famed studio in a restoration both welcome and impressive. On the Keystone assembly line, the custom was to make just 50 prints for the entire world market from a negative that was by no means kept pristine. It’s a testament to Chaplin’s rabid popularity that 34 of his 36 Keystone films are here and accounted for, and there’s even a recently discovered chunk of a 35th film. When Chaplin came to America, slapstick pioneer Sennett recollected that he “could fall, trip, stumble, somersault and make faces. These were stock-in-trade items that we could use. I did not see then . . . the subtleties and pathos.� Likewise, Chaplin at Keystone shows only glimpses of the later Tramp, with his insistence (as essayist Robert Warshow put it) that a clown’s sorrows are the deepest sorrows. And yet here is a silent comedian going against all grains of screen comedy of 1914. Chaplin is a man of extremes: wearing clothes too loose or too tight, with size-5 feet in size-14 shoes, wearing a mustache on a child’s face. And still, he cuts a dignified, finicky figure amid slum dwellers. Kid Auto Races at Venice marks the screen debut of the Tramp character, and must be counted as one of the first mockumentaries.
Released, says Sennett, on the same reel as a promotional film titled Olives and Their Oil, we see a soap-box derby interrupted by what seems to be a persistent amateur waddling like a penguin who can’t stop scowling into the camera. Chaplin isn’t always a tramp; at times, he appears as a well-dressed scoundrel. He and Mabel Normand are a treat in Mabel’s Busy Day, where her attempt to sell hot dogs at a racetrack is defeated by mooches on all sides. Normand works the sympathies of the crowd while surreptitiously licking mustard off her hands, and Charlie plays a thief, seizing the wieners and passing them around for free. At Keystone, Chaplin entered a world of violent slapstick and situational comedy. He left after starring in the first full-length comedy feature, Tillie’s Punctured Romance, in which a duded-up Chaplin and his girlfriend (Normand) bamboozle a wealthy heifer (Marie Dressler). The film is as knockabout as anything else on the set, with the comedic power of extended narrative visible and the limitations of the two-reel slapstick film transcended. Even before he left Keystone, Chaplin had changed the focus to a star holding the stage, slowly building a routine. If a cowboy goes off alone at the end of the movie, he learned it from Chaplin. The “delirious egotism� found in Chaplin is present in Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire. It’s found in Garbo’s close-up and in the pregnant silences of every method actor. Chaplin took what was considered hired-hand work in a novelty factory and changed it irrevocably, and Chaplin at Keystone documents that change beautifully.
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Walk Among Us The windy city gets all the luck. The Misfits, certifiably the first horror-punk band, played Chicago last week on a most appropriate day—Halloween. This week, the North Bay gets a dose of punk classics like “Skulls,� “I Turned into a Martian� and “Attitude� from the band’s heyday, along with newer, more metal-tinged material from a reunited lineup. Purists may be nonplussed by the trio led by original member Jerry Only and rounded out by onetime member Robo and Black Flag’s guitarist Dez Cadena, but let’s face it, it’s the closest anyone will get to seeing the real thing. At least until Danzig stops buying kitty litter. Go to green hell and back when the Misfits play Saturday, Nov. 6, at the Last Day Saloon. 120 Fifth St., Santa Rosa. 9pm. $30. 707.545.5876.
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Who is Sandra Valls? This much we know: in her lifetime, she’s rapped with Charo, joked about costumes with Lucy Liu and buttered up Uma Thurman. She’s been a regular at Los Angeles clubs like the Laugh Factory and the Comedy Store and appeared at LGBT pride events all over the country. The Nebraskaborn, Texas-raised comedian survived the red states of her upbringing to make it in California as the West Coast’s premier Latina lesbian standup gal, where her side-splitting theories about the female ass inspire the audience to fall in love with her every night. Count the U-Haul trucks outside when Valls performs on Saturday, Nov. 6, at the San Geronimo Community Center. 6350 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., San Geronimo. 8pm. $16–$20. 415.488.8888.
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The Bubbleman While vinyl sales in the music business continue on a two-years-and-counting upward trajectory, it’s common practice now for bands both obscure and world-famous to release their music on LP or, at the least, a 45-rpm single. David J, formerly of Bauhaus and Love and Rockets, releases a two-song, colored-vinyl 7-inch record this week courtesy of Santa Rosa’s own Saint Rose Records, who have pressed up wax for local bands Victims Family, Emily Jane White and, coming soon, Polar Bears. In the tradition of Journey and Judas Priest, David J has connected with the local tribute band Luv ’n’ Rockets for occasional backing support, although this Sunday’s free in-store finds him with a piano, violin and upright bass. Swoon to the cosmopolitan sounds on Sunday, Nov. 7, at the Last Record Store. 1899-A Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. 7pm. Free. 707.525.1963.
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two, it remained dark for the next seven years. After plans to reopen New George’s as a northern outpost of the San Francisco jazz club Kimball’s never quite materialized, this new version with the original old name is the handiwork of a homegrown family firm led by 40-year-old Todd Ghanizadeh, a San Rafael high grad and former ballet dancer. “It was in Todd’s mind for about a year. He’s crazy about music,� explains Jackie Ghanizadeh, Todd’s mother and CFO of the recently renovated and revived George’s, which now boasts a sleek retro look and feel intended to evoke the club’s earliest years. The remodel took about a year and a half and cost roughly $500,000. The 5,200-square-foot facility can accommodate nearly 300 patrons, with cabaret seating for 187 and room for more at the 30-foot mahogany bar near the entrance. A modest menu for light eating is offered, though manager Paul Fernandes clarifies, “We’re not trying to be a restaurant at all.� Open with live music Wednesday through Sunday nights, the calendar leans heavily on “people who have played here in the past,� Fernandes adds. Among them are the reconvened 1980s-era Eric Martin Band, who returned to the club last Saturday. “There are no peanut shells on the ground anymore,� Martin says. “It used to be a rockin,’ bawdy kind of place. It’s kinda classy now. But it still rocks. And the sound system is brilliant, way better than it used to be.� American Drag play Nov. 5 (8:30pm; $10–$13), and the Bob Hill Band and Flanelhed play Nov. 6 (9pm; $10–$13) at George’s Nightclub, 842 Fourth St., San Rafael. 415.226.0262.
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