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Contents

August 11-17, 2010 COVER IMAGE by RObyN jOHN

The Music Issue Get to know seven Philly acts that are ready to bust out in a big way in the coming year. Page 14

inside news & oPinion 9 Not a Pretty Picture Three years and $14M later and the city still can’t put surveillance cameras in focus.

11 PhillyNow Glenn Beck’s 9.12 project gets an LGBTQ book banned.

12 Periscopin’ Crime waves spur the revival of NoLibs crime watch.

ARTs & CulTuRe 21 Calendar PW’s picks for the week.

25 Lush Life Drinking at the break of dawn.

well-executed, but still a long way from the top.

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26 From Hal to Henry Young actors bring an irresistible, playful energy to Henry V.

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July 1 – August 26, 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.

38 Southern Discomfort Duvall is a delight, but Get Low’s overdirected folksiness gets stale fast.

ART 27 A Taxonomic Review Groups of documentary photos from the fringe fit right in.

41 New Releases Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and more.

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Feedback Breaking Dawn

Regarding Tara Murtha’s cover story about getting prostitutes help instead of jailing them: I’m glad this women finally cleaned up.

However, most of us mature ES T U IT T S G PRO ORK. JAIL IN D O ES N T' W P escorts are not EE U RT KTS ?

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BY TARA single moms with collegeaged kids, who can’t support ourselves by working at Walmart, and rather not deal with an abusive spouse.

Why are the Johns never thrown in jail? It’s ironic to think these women would stop if they had no services.

Until we stop prosecuting consenting adults in private, then their is no compassion. Pimps should get 25 to life, and Johns should pay fines not to the county court but to the victims and be ordered to do community service in women’s shelters. The women should get services, they are victims whether they are 17 or 44.

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So let me get this straight you as a woman thought it was appropriate for an article on prostitution to have a beautiful women decked out in sexy lingerie pose as a prostitute on your cover and in pictures in the article itself in which the article itself talks about the degradation and substance abuse and the hypocrisy of only busting the prostitutes and not their clients. In addition, I won't mention the six pages of ads for whorehouses you have in the back of your paper. I'm not particularly opposed to prostitution, but the cognitive dissonance and hypocrisy of you and your staff is stunning.

Why not admit the article was really an ad for your back pages and all the pimps running the hos?

I guess this shows that women can be just as exploitative and sexist as any man.

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Regarding Jacob Lambert’s column about the solar-powered BigBelly trashcans in the city:

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While your article on BigBelly trashcans certainly made a good point or two, you pretty much just derided the trashcans without speaking about any of the particulars involved with them. You failed to mention that those cans hold

much more trash than ordinary cans, saving the city money in the amount of times they need to be emptied. That was essentially the sole purpose for the cans, and they’re still exponentially saving the city money as long as theyre in use.

With something like BigBellys, you pay for it one time, but the savings don’t just come in the first year of use and disappear, they’re there for the life of the cans.

That’s when the savings should be added up. Why are they a waste of funds?

You provided no example. Instead, you mocked them without specifying why you personally are so unhappy with the cans. Basically, Big Bellys soiled Greenworks because, uh, the Daily News said so? That’s not investigative reporting, my friend.

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Critical Pass

Regarding Brian Freedman’s review of Munk & Nunn: You behaved like a coward at Munk & Nunn. Yes, the chef was overbearing, rude even. But you are a bunch of liars!

Why not tell the waitress what was wrong with the meal? She asked! Why couldn’t you have told the chef what you didn’t like about his food? He asked! I understand that no one wants to have an unpleasant confrontation (which would be really unprofessional) but it seems to me the guy really cares, is trying to figure out why his restaurant is failing and is under a great deal of stress. Don’t you think you could have put yourself out to help him a little bit. Its not like you were kinder and gentler for having gone home to contemplate. You just hid behind your review, like a coward.

At its best, a restaurant is a dance between restaurateur and guest. The host proposes the experience, it is up to the guest to accept or reject the experience offered. Without honest feedback from guests how is an owner or chef to know what his guests actually experience.

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Not a Pretty Picture

Three years and $14M later, the city ends its video-support contract with Unisys. Now what?

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However, since most of the cameras are already in place, James says the city could lay the remaining cable itself, so it canceled the contract with Unisys. “The more we got involved first hand, I just thought it was easier for us to do,” James says. “We stopped their work around 23rd of November.”

Unisys declined to comment on the matter and referred all questions to

can go toward equipment and software since the DOT employees doing the work are already on the city payroll.

“They’re coming online every day,” James says of the cameras. In fact, 10 have been brought online since midJune. James projects that all cameras will work by November, although the city made the same claim last year— and the year before.

The cameras should be a valuable tool for law enforcement. Video recordings have been an ever-increasing component of police investigations, notably in the Sabina Rose O’Donnell case, when a Northern Liberties waitress was found raped and murdered in early June. Footage captured from a number of private security cameras helped identify suspect Donte Johnson.

There hasn’t been such a high-profile capture yet using the city’s own camera system, although the police do claim positive IDs on shootings, burglaries and other crimes.

“It’s not the end of all; just another tool,” says PPD Lieutenant Tom Woltemate, a 29-year veteran who runs the camera room at the Roundhouse. “Everything helps.” He says it’s too early in the cameras’ deployment to provide numbers on how many criminal cases they have affected.

One huge screen in the front of the camera room shows 16 live images at once, while a handful of officers watch dozens of other monitors that can call up any one of the functioning cameras.

Officers use joysticks to pan, tilt and zoom, rendering small signs down the street easily viewable.

The cameras are scattered throughout the city, placed in areas requested by district captains. “They know where crime patterns are,” Gaittens says.

North Broad Street is well-covered, with one or two cameras placed at every intersection through Temple’s campus, and others on side streets from 12th to 16th. Other heavily monitored areas around the city include Sixth Street in Northern Liberties and the 52nd Street commercial corridor in West Philly.

The police can also view cameras operated by SEPTA, the Streets Department and PennDOT, which provides roughly 1,000 additional eyes on the street, Woltemate says.

The city still wants to install more cameras to increase the number to 250, with the hope of someday reaching 500. James says a bid could go out by the end of the month for companies to hang additional cameras. But first, the current system needs to be fully armed and operational, a status that has has proved elusive for years now.

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sive, physical fiber-optic network needed to be installed.

“We have to run fiber-optic cabling to cameras, have to install switching and fiber out in the field,” James says. “It takes people, time and equipment to get all that stuff done.”

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Ever feel like you’re being watched?

Pick your nose, jaywalk or buy a dime on the street at your own peril because shops, banks, gas stations and other establishments have blanketed the city with video surveillance, not to mention the cameras at traffic lights, highways, toll booths and mounted on planes that search for speeders from above. As soon as you step out of your door, rest assured that someone is watching.

But not the police.

After three years and $14 million, the Philadelphia Police Department’s camera system still doesn’t work properly.

There are 208 police cameras in various hotspots around the city, hanging from streetlights or light poles. But as of last week, 46 cameras remain nonfunctional, says Joe James, the city’s deputy chief information officer. Those 46 are covered in plastic garbage bags, exactly as useful as the bags’ normal contents.

The city’s original plan called for 250 cameras to be up and running by the end of 2008, with an option for an additional 250 for 2009. The Blue Bell, Pa.based IT firm Unisys was contracted for the installation, maintenance and support of the video system. But technical problems plagued the project from the start, and last November the city quietly ended its contract with Unisys. Workers from the city’s Division of Technology have taken over efforts to get the system up and running. After shelling out more than $13 million to Unisys for work that still hasn’t been completed, the city figures it can get the job done by itself.

The reason for all the delays, city officials say, is the original design of the network was based on the faulty assumption that wireless technology could carry the data from cameras to police headquarters.

“At first it was supposed to be a totally wireless system,” says Deputy Police Commissioner Jack Gaittens. “Then we found out that we just couldn’t because of size of buildings and city infrastructure.”

“This was fairly new, virgin territory,” James adds. “No one had done a new, wireless scale they were proposing. It was based on engineering, not a real proven solid track record.”

The wireless network could not handle the bandwidth the cameras needed, and the signal was often blocked by the El structure and downtown buildings. To handle the system’s demands, an expen-

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attacked and called for the firing of Kevin Jennings, former director of the GLSEN and current assistant deputy secretary for the Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools. Beck took issue with Jennings’ policies of promoting tolerance toward homosexuals in public schools, among other now-defunct conspiracies.

Controversy over Revolutionary Voices was first propagated by Linda Harvey, founder of Mission: America, a nonprofit ministry that states “All that can save [America is] … the blood of Jesus Christ.”

Harvey cited Revolutionary Voices in her 2002 article titled, “The World According to PFLAG [Nonprofit group Parents, Families, & Friends of Lesbians and Gays]: Why PFLAG and Children Don’t Mix Unless you happen to like child abuse (sic),” which mainstreamed criticism of the book.

Along with banning books that have already been approved by GLSEN—“A growing, wellfunded pro-homosexual organization which advocates the practice of dangerous sexual behaviors by children and adults,” according to Mission: America—these conservative groups are dedicated to the elimination of gay-straight alliance clubs within high schools and restructuring sexual education curriculums. Mission: American believes sex-ed should teach that the homosexual lifestyle “may well reduce life expectancy” and “involves high levels of promiscuity.” It also describes schools’ anti-homosexual-bullying policies as the equivalent to “a totalitarian regime of mental reprogramming.”

Another Linda Harvey article, titled “A ‘Safe’ Place to Learn About Homosexual Sex,” warns parents of community centers where children often go after school to keep out of trouble. “Your sixth grader would be welcomed there by adult volunteers and staff, and allowed to socialize with high school and college age ‘gay’ youth,” she writes.

Banning books is not listed on 9.12’s official mission statement. Nor are anti-homosexual policies of ending tolerance in schools a part of Beck’s nine principles and 12 values (9.12’s Haney tells us he’s never even heard of NARTH). These issues just fall under the same conservative umbrella.

The fact that a librarian put the goals of NARTH and Mission: America above official policy is a sign of events to come—sex-ed reform, the elimination of gay-straight alliance groups and after-school community organizations— should the legitimization of Mission: America and NARTH persist.

For individuals so apparently enthralled with the Constitution, it’s especially hypocritical to participate in censorship at the local governmental level. If Burlington County allows these bans to stand, this is just the beginning. It could set the precedent for the rest of these bigoted agendas to be carried out in communities around the country. n

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mainstream and into our own backyards.

Lots of the right’s “holier than thou” ideals are studBill Haney, the leader of 9.12’s Burlington County ies in hypocrisy, and a recent case involving a publicchaper, insists that the so-called personal-responsibillibrary system and some fringe anti-homosexuality ity group has no official stance on the book and that groups takes the cake. And banning books is just the the banning was the independent work of concerned tip of their agenda. citizens.

Back in April, Burlington County, N.J., banned the book Revolutionary Voices: A Multicultural Queer Youth Anthology, edited by Amy SonRevolutionary Voices: A Multicultural Queer nie, from its public library shelves. The School Anthology was banned in Burlington County, Library Journal once named the anthology N.J.’s public libraries. one of the best books for high schoolers, and the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) calls the book “the first creative resource by and for queer and questioning youth of every color, class, religion, gender and ability.”

It was banned by Burlington County Library Director Gail Sweet despite the lack of any formal challenge to the book’s existence. Sweet says she made the decision after Beverly Marinelli— reported by the Inquirer as a “grandmother” and member of Fox News pundit Glenn Beck’s 9.12 Project—complained to Sweet about the publication’s existence.

Emails recently obtained by the New Jersey American Civil Liberties Union show Sweet and library commission member Patrick Delany quick to comply. On May 3, Sweet sent a message to library staffers, asking: “How can we grab the books so they never, ever get back into ccirculation (sic).” Sweet later wrote by email to Marinelli: “As the copies that are checked out return, we will take them out of circulation.” Sweet would cite “child pornography” as the reason for her executive decision (which allowed her to go over the head of Island Trees v. Pico, a U.S. Supreme Court decision asserting that “local school boards may not remove books from school libraries simply because they dislike the ideas contained in those books”).

The National Coalition Against Censorship also found that Delany’s name “appeared on and then disappeared from a local 9.12 group member list earlier this spring.”

The history of conservative voices against Revolutionary Voices and publications like it is long as it is often infuriating. Groups such as Mission: America and the National Association of Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH) have been decrying the contents of Revolutionary Voices since its 2000 publishing.

(Oh, and if NARTH sounds familiar, it’s because George Rekers, who used to be on the “The media put two and two [9.12 and censorship] board of directors, was recently caught in a Florida together and said, ‘OK. Well, it’s the right-wing radical airport with a male prostitute he’d rented from wingnuts coming in and claiming the right to censorRentBoy.com. NARTH’s website doesn’t mention the ship,’” says Haney, “when in fact that wasn’t the case. It Rekers controversy but does inform us of its annual national conference, which will take place right here in was several people taking exception to this particular book and [the media] fostered the idea that it was a Philly in November.) conspiracy on the part of conservative people.”

The recent firestorm of reactionary conservative But Beck, the group’s founder, has consistently assemblies has brought this controversy into the

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Partners in Crime Northern Liberties revives its Town Watch.

By Tara Murtha tmurtha@philadelphiaweekly.com I recently read an eye-opening article about the “tidal wave” of crime plaguing Northern Liberties. The article listed rapid gentrification as a likely contributor to the problem. “Criminals view Northern Liberties as an area where they can prey upon new residents,” said one resident interviewed for the story.

“We’re on the edge of two worlds.”

The “two worlds” are Old City and North Philly, areas of the city that residents say keep cops at the 6th and 26th districts—the two districts that split Northern Liberties down Poplar Street— occupied. Matt Ruben, NoLibs neighborhood advocate for the last decade, was quoted explaining the problem.

“On the weekends,” Ruben says, “many officers from the 6th District are detailed to Old City and Columbus Boulevard— both swarming with popular nightclubs.

Meanwhile, the majority of officers from the 26th District are deployed to rougher neighborhoods north of Poplar Street.”

In response to the crime wave, residents established a formal Town Watch.

The article was published in PW in August 2005.

The 2005 Town Watch, which was

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actually a resurrection of a 2003 group formed in response to muggings in which perps smashed victims in the head with a brick, petered out after a year or so. Now, after a rash of home invasions back in February, it’s been resuscitated.

Ruben, now president of the Northern Liberties Neighbors Association, says the third time’s a charm.

“For me personally, [the home invasions] reinforced the need to get it together,” he says. “They were con crimes.

They knocked on the door and conned people into letting them in. These seemed to be the sort of thing that if you had Town Watch, you could make people more aware.”

Although Ruben concedes these kinds of initiatives tend to be cyclical (“something happens and people get very on alert, they go out on a few patrols, things get safer, then things die down”), he believes there are several reasons this incarnation is more likely to stick.

For starters, it’s being run by a team instead of one volunteer who is likely to burn out. Secondly, previous versions focused on simple foot patrols, and this group is already doing much more than that— including cataloguing all the security cam-

eras in the neighborhood, a project they say ultimately helped the 26th District arrest Donte Johnson, who confessed to killing resident Sabina Rose O’Donnell.

Thirty-year-old engineer Celine McGee, one of the architects of the new Town Watch (along with Steve Silver and Amir Tahvildaran) says she walks the ‘hood looking for cameras all the time. She’s found 50 so far, and says there are more.

She adds that residents are requesting information about where to buy and how to install cameras.

“I would think people would be nervous about Big Brother, but [instead] people are like, ‘Let’s get more cameras up.’”

chimes in. “When I first moved here, there was a lot of stuff like car break-ins and home invasions. Now you hear a lot more about robbery and a lot more assaults,” she said. “[But] there’s always been stuff … I feel like every year something happens and people get riled up, and they’re like, ‘Something has to be done’ and it’s like, last year something needed to be done.”

A recent weekend morning, McGee is

sitting in the Random Tea Room with Katrina Mansfield, who handles most of the Town Watch’s digital presence.

Mansfield worked as a graphic designer until she was brutally raped and assaulted in her Northern Liberties home

by Derrick Cook in 2008. Mansfield had employed Cook, 15 at the time, to do odd jobs and she had let him into her house when he knocked and asked for a glass of water. Cook was recently sentenced to 20 to 45 years in prison for both the attack on Mansfield and for raping and beating (at gunpoint) a 23-year-old woman walking down Orkney Street. Mansfield manages the Town Watch’s Facebook and Google groups.

Mansfield, still suffering from extensive injuries, says it’s hard for her to speak to crime trends in the neighborhood even though she’s been a resident for 15 years.

“I think I was conveniently ignorant of crime,” she says. “I think a lot of people are ... who wouldn’t want to be? I can’t blame them.”

Now her goal is to illuminate that kind of dangerous blind spot, spreading awareness.

“We want to teach these young new residents about the crime that exists, how to stay safe. How to get involved in your community and why it’s a good idea,” Mansfield says. “Because that’s what NoLibs is. It’s not because Bart Blatstein built the Piazza,” she says, laughing.

“These criminals, these thugs, these scumbags have been holding up people sitting on their stoop at night,” she says.

“That’s like breaking into my house. I love to stoop.”

“We need to stoop in groups,” nods McGee. Sue White, a resident for 17 years,

The new Town Watch has momentum.

“What’s encouraging about this version is that we’ve already learned a lot from those past experiences,” says Ruben. “I’m optimistic that this will keep going.”

The group has been meeting monthly since March—Mansfield and McGee say they’ve already recruited 150-200 members. They prioritize tasks like finding a specific contact at each Police Department district, developing a dedicated website, updating the map of cameras and attending the meetings of exemplary local town-watch groups like the lauded Chinatown group.

They say they go on random foot patrols several times a week, though they’re reluctant to specify the exact times, locations and numbers. “Flashlights and cell phones are our weapons,” says Mansfield.

Despite the press about crime in the area (which drives some of the regular posters over at Northernliberties.org bonkers) Ruben says the PPD is doing a great job—especially considering the obstacles.

“As a civic association president, you kind of have to say the police are doing a good job,” says Ruben. “But in this case it’s actually true.”

“I think the 6th and 26 is doing the best

job given the situation and frankly given being understaffed,” says Ruben.

“The situation” Ruben is referring to is not only that the neighborhood is split along two overburdened districts, but that those districts each belong to different Detective Bureaus and Regional Operation Control (ROC) areas. What this ultimately means is that the 6th and 26th districts are on different radio bands.

Residents worry that this situation creates a gap criminals can slip through. Officer Megan Fabrizio, Crime Prevention Officer of the 26th District, says that isn’t true because any criminal activity near the Poplar Street border goes out over the “J-band,” a citywide frequency.

“It doesn’t affect coverage,” she says. “If we see something happen on the border, first thing we’re going to check with the 6th District, so we all share information, so we’re not doing two different things at once.”

Still, the split districts, combined with the population explosion and increased foot traffic over the last few years, makes residents uneasy.

“This may be a pipe dream, but I was hoping we could get our own police department,” says McGee, echoing the sentiment of many residents who would like to see either a cohesive police district or a substation like the one on South Street dedicated to the area.

The bad news is that it is a pipe dream.

“It’s not going to happen,” says Fabrizio.

“We go all the way out to 10th Street, so there’s no way to reborder it. They’d have to do the entire city, they would have to move every district.”

“Every neighborhood wants its own district, like Fishtown wants their own,” she continues. “It’s not because we broke up neigborhoods, that’s just how the city plan worked out.”

What about a substation?

“Probably never,” says Fabrizio. “For us to get a substation in Northern Liberties, they’d have to give us more manpower.

We just don’t have enough cops to cover.

If we could do it, we would.”

Fabrizio says she welcomes a partnership with the new Northern Liberties Town Watch, but with a warning.

“Just be really good eyes and ears, don’t be vigilantes, that’s the only thing we ask for. The more information we can get as officers, then we’ll be able to make arrests better that way,” she says. “We don’t want anyone going out there and getting hurt.” n

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Almost Drinking Age!

As PW’s Concerts in the Park turns 20, we look to seven acts who may very well play it in the years to come.

This summer marks the 20th year that we at Philadelphia Weekly will put on Concerts in the Park, our free Wednesday shows in Rittenhouse. It’s been quite a ride. In just the past five years, we’ve watched Kurt Vile & the Violaters scorch the park just before blowing up nationally. We’ve seen Man Man play to the largest audience we’ve ever had gather for our series—people were climbing trees to get a better view. Then, the very next year, Dr. Dog—fresh off appearances on Conan O’Brien and the best record of their career, Fate—packed ’em in even more; people were climbing onto the people who’d climbed the trees. It was mayhem.

Of course, Dr. Dog had played the series before, in 2005, before they were the globetrotting superstars we’ve come to know them as. And though watching a band play to a packed park for free at the pinnacle of their popularity is pretty damn fun, it’s equally magical to watch the guys still undiscovered by the masses put their wares on display a few years before they pop.

This year, R5 Productions’ Sean Agnew takes over the booking of the series, and we have a seriously bad-ass mixed bag.

Brooklyn Indie/folk alt-country act Phosphorescent are just on the cusp of serious mainstream crossover. In 2009, they put out a well-received tribute to Willie Nelson, To Willie—their cover of “Reason To Quit” will make you an insta-fan. This year’s Here’s To Taking It Easy, released in May, scored a hefty 8.2 on Pitchfork, a B+ from the Onion A.V. Club, raves from the BBC, Mojo and the Guardian overseas, and is an easy front-runner for album of the year. They play tonight at 7.

Subsequent weeks bring another Brooklyn act, A Place To Bury Strangers—whose music is much less intimidatingly-emo than their name suggests—and locals Drink Up Buttercup, whose stellar live show is not to be missed. Then there are the openers. Electroclash-ish girl duo GANG will get the dance party started for Phosphorescent this week. The Homophones bring their subdued Echo and the Bunnymen sound to next week’s show. And locals Governent Cheaze and Drink Up Buttercup close us out Aug. 25.

It’s going to be a hell of a good time, and a perfect way to send off what’s turned out to be a wretchedly hot summer. As we say goodbye to the sizzle, we are looking to say hello to seven acts in Philly that have us abuzz here at PW HQ. Some of them are upand-comers who, by this time next year, will be playing national stages and getting press in national pages. Some have just written career-defining records just- or yet-to-be released. Others are breaking out on their own to do some inspiring solo work.

Read about them. Listen to them. Watch them grow before your eyes. See you in the park on Wednesday. (Brian McManus)

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One Philly folkie aims to write his own Nebraska.

Scott Pryor is not a preacher. The North Carolina the biographical “Make My Peace,” a song about the native, who moved to Philly a few years back, is true value of whatever we have, that reminds you unlikely to stand on a stage and pontificate, much Pryor always keeps one hand on his acoustic and the unlike many of his fellow folkies. His message tends other on the plow. to slip under the radar, hidden beneath sweet chord While those stories are imagined, Pryor still changes and plucky banjo. wants to return to historical songwriting, both in “Art is able to f ly in under a lot of the other the Greensboro project—which still needs another defenses we put up,” Pryor says. “There’s a noticefive or six songs—and in recounting other events able difference in reaction in me giving a spiel vs. yet untold. In particular, he’s interested in telling singing a song.” stories of migrant farmworkers, like mushroom It’s a lesson he learned firsthand when writing harvesters in Kennett Square: “That community about the untold story of Nov. 7, 1979, when a group has always been intriguing to me,” he says. But for of labor organizers in Greensboro, N.C., organized both his historical writing and imagined characan anti-KKK rally in a poor black neighborhood. ters, the goal is honesty.

The details of the day are murky, but the Klan and a “Regardless of whether it comes across as true group of neo-Nazis united, and the police were told or fictional,” Pryor says, “it’s compelling and huto take an early lunch. By the end of the day, five of man and true enough that people can relate to it.” the labor organizers were dead.

(Jeffrey Barg) “There are a lot of myths and stories that have been Scott Pryor spun off from this one event,” Pryor says. “A lot of red f lags f ly up when you try to talk about it.”

So Pryor embarked on a project—inspired by Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska and Woody Guthrie’s songs about the Sacco and Vanzetti trial in the 1920s—to craft a collection of songs about the one event. “What I love about Nebraska is [Springsteen’s] ability to humanize serial killers,” Pryor says. “He tells these harrowing tales while maintaining a sense of compassion, and still not letting them off the hook.”

Like Nebraska , Pryor’s songwriting lends itself to cinematic storytelling, with heartbreaking tales of epic journeys and human frailties. His songs aren’t so much played as they are passed on, with melodies that sound much older, dustier and worn than he is.

While the Greensboro project is on the backburner, Pryor’s been busy this summer working on an EP to follow up last year’s stellar Theater for the Weary, a 12-song collection that deals with journeys and love.

The Quiet Crosses EP, helmed by producer Devin Greenwood and Pryor’s crackerjack backing band the Common Sinners, includes the catchy westward road song “Lay Me Down” and

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Noah "Xaphoon Jones" Beresin

Hip-hop duo Chiddy Bang have blown up fast.

It wasn’t even two years ago that 19-year-old Chiddy Bang principals Noah “Xaphoon Jones” Beresin (he’s the DJ) and Chidera “Chiddy” Anamege (he’s the rapper) first met as freshmen at Drexel University. Fast forward 20 months and the Philly electro-rap duo has a bona fide hit single and viral video to its credit—the MGMT-sampling “Opposite of Adults”; plays sold-out shows in both the U.S. and Europe (particularly in the U.K., where their star shines especially bright); has toured with the likes of Clipse and Passion Pit; and has been working with such hip-hop luminaries as Pharrell and Q-Tip on their debut LP The Swelly Life, out this fall on Virgin/EMI. Not too shabby.

“It’s crazy how fast it’s moving,” says Newark, N.J.-born Chiddy over the phone from a recording studio in London. “It’s really hard to grasp.”

Chiddy Bang’s formula for success rests on Chiddy’s exuberant, accomplished flow and Xaphoon’s creative beats and innovative, indie-rock-friendly sampling—he’s drawn from the likes of Sufjan Stevens, Radiohead and Tom Waits tunes, among myriad others. Energetic and alive, their songs first turned heads last November when they issued their Swelly Express mixtape online—it documented their attempts to break into

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the music business and featured early mentor/supporter Black Thought of the Roots on one track.

Well before that, though, Chiddy Bang went through a rocky patch. The group started out in early 2009 as a four-piece live band with a guitarist and a drummer, but as the Germantown/ Mt. Airy-bred Beresin explains, “There was a period over the summer last year where everyone was kicked out and it was Chiddy’s solo project. The problem was that we all felt it was a band and Chiddy thought he was a rapper with some production and a live ensemble.

And he was right. I was writing all the beats and he was writing all the lyrics and the other dudes, they worked hard as far as the shows, but they weren’t writing anything.

“So I got a job as a cook at a summer camp, trying to get some money up and I came back in the fall and started doing my beats again and Chiddy’s manager approached me and said, ‘Your production was really instrumental and we’d like you to come back and have it be a duo.’ I was so torn. I was 18 years old, I’d put Drexel on pause, and I was trying to figure out what to do, and I was hungry to make music. So I went back, we put out the mixtape, and things blew up from there. Don’t get me wrong,

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was going to be doing for the rest of my life,” she says.

“It made as much sense to me as anything else.”

It’s worked: Birdie Busch is probably Philly’s most beloved female musician, and her records have been critically acclaimed in theVillage Voice, the Nashville Scene and publications in between.

Fred Knittel, WKDU Folkadelphia DJ and cofounder of Be Frank Records, says he became infatuated with her music on first listen to 2007’s Penny Arcade (Bar None Records). “We love Birdie’s music and attitude,” Knittel says. “Birdie loved our Phillycentric attitude … it just clicked. We love the city we are in and found a creative way to show it.”

Birdie laughs when she recalls getting shy for a split second early on when she first started playing with trained musicians. “I thought, ‘Oh my god, I didn’t go to music school,’” she says. She got over it. “To me, that’s what rock ’n’ roll is.”

The Bird spreads the word about finding and doing your own thing. A couple years ago, she guest taught at South Philly’s Music & Mentorship Program, where underprivileged kids learn about music and songwriting. She tried to give them a little something that would take them further than another neat chord progression.

“I wanted to connect with them, so I was referencing pop culture this and that, whoever they’re into,” she says. “But after that I let them know: None of that shit matters, man.” (Tara Murtha)

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Birdie Busch wants to give you something to hold on to. Really. That’s why she designed her new EP Everyone Will Take You In (Be Frank Records) to be available as both digital download and a limited edition 7-inch record tucked into an exquisitely designed package filled with photos, essays and other small treasures.

EWTYI is a love letter to Philadelphia that includes “Joey,” a meditation on gentrification inspired by Geno’s Steaks, and a lush cover of Soul Survivor’s “City of Brotherly Love.” Birdie says it was important that the project replicate the “romantic quality” she experiences when bringing home a new, old vinyl score for her ever-growing record collection.

“Even the way the type is laid out” is part of the experience, she says. “Then you’re listening to it, and it’s cyclical, you’re looking and listening. That doesn’t exist when you only own music as a file.”

A relatively expensive and time-consuming endeavor, the project makes little sense except, of course, to Birdie. And that’s just fine. “As time goes by … I’ve learned what I like and value, and I need to be the guard of that,” says Birdie one recent morning over coffee near her home in West Philly. “I don’t expect anyone else to do it.”

Intuition has guided Birdie from the beginning.

“I started to play [guitar] and a week later I told my parents I had this feeling that this was what I

Chiddy’s my dude, but I think the reason we’ve stayed drama-free and really smooth is because we’re here to do the best we can at this and that comes first, before personal issues.”

Indeed, there’s too much at stake to let any petty grievances get in the way.

And far too much work to do.

“When you’re a kid in your dorm and you’re like, ‘Yo, I wanna do this,’ you’re just thinking, like, ‘I’m just gonna make music and put it out and then boom, that’s it,’” says Chiddy. “I mean, you don’t know that you gotta deal with label shit and do radio promo and get samples cleared and keep building it up. It’s a whole lotta stuff and it’s happening fast, but it’s what we both really want” “I miss all my friends. I’m not in school anymore. It’s very alienating to pursue your dreams,” Beresin adds.

“But as soon as we figured out where we could take this, we were like, ‘Let’s just see ...’ My ultimate goal is to get up enough money where I can buy a really huge property in Chinatown and make the greatest Philadelphia recording studio and have all kinds of artists coming through. I wanna call it ‘Boogie Down Chinatown.’ Mark my words!

I’m always gonna lay my head down in Philly.” (Michael Alan Goldberg)

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Mike Polizze’s Purling Hiss lives in the red.

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“I wanted to do something ridiculous and over the top, recording in the red with the gain all the way up,” says Mike Polizze, explaining the guitar mayhem that defined Purling Hiss’ self-titled debut.

A veteran of Philly’s psych boogie monolith Birds of Maya, Polizze began his solo project as a way to use up ideas that didn’t quite fit into the other band’s aesthetic.

There are subtle differences between the two outfits, he says, if anything this magnificently loud and distorted can be said to be subtle.

“Purling Hiss’ dynamic is like Birds of Maya with the bass and the drums as a foundation,” he says, adding that, as a oneman outfit, he’ll often pummel through eight or nine minutes of drum tracking to start, then layer on the bass, then add guitars and vocals. It’s at this final stage that things are likely to get crazy. For the epic “Almost Washed My Hair,” he says, “I pathed one guitar track to the right and one to the left, and sometimes purposely I just sort of did two totally different things just to see how it would come together. With the volume all the way up, just really raucous.”

Purling Hiss came out in November 2009 on Chicago’s Permanent Records, too late in the year to make much critical headway, but it has since attracted some vocal fans.

Doug Mosurock’s blog “Still Single” caught up with the debut a month after its release,

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noting “The trouble with year-end lists: records like this one, which come out quietly and without fanfare, and run the table on all of the others you’ve chosen. Had this record ... crossed my path even a few weeks earlier, it would have completely dominated.

As such, this gets my highest recommendation: extremely thick, dense, wilded-out psychedelic hard rock.”

Now just past the midpoint of 2010, Polizze has two new records in the works.

Former Clockcleaner drummer Richie Charles Jr. has plans to release Hissteria— a monster of an album, recorded in 2009 and made of four sprawling, noise-inflected cuts—on his own Richie Records.

Polizze’s friend Kurt Vile passed along some earlier, more song-structured Purling Hiss recordings to Jeremy Earl of super-hot Woodsist, and that label will be putting out Public Service Announcement . Timing on both these releases is still being worked out.

A fall tour with Vile, and possibly a split single, are also being discussed, though nothing is set in stone.

Meanwhile, Polizze is putting together a band and reworking his loose, four-tracked soundscapes for live performances. He’s also putting a bit more structure into his new songs, though not so much as to change the sound. “It’s always going to be a little sloppy,” he says. “The chaos is part of it.”

(Jennifer Kelly)

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Ty "Kuf Knotz" Green

Advice from Teddy Pendergrass has helped keep rapper Ty “Kuf Knotz” Green grounded.

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phia”) yet updates the template with modern electronics, live instrumentation, and fresh production techniques.

Kuf’s deft elocution is from the Mos Def/Talib Kweli school of flow, and a who’s who of Philly-bred talent—Mutlu, G. Love, Allison Polans and other longtime friends and collaborators of Kuf ’s—drop by to add plenty of variety and texture.

As has been his goal with BurnDown and the Hustle, Kuf hopes to unite different musical factions with the new album. “There’s a lot of raw underground hip-hop heads in this city, but my goal is to bridge a gap there. A lot of those people you don’t see at live shows and vice versa, where the people coming out to live shows, you don’t see them at DJ/ MC shows. I’d love to bridge that gap.”

Whatever happens, Kuf continues to take Pendergrass’ words to heart.

“I always remind myself that you can’t let anything stop you if you wanna get somewhere. And as long as you have something dope and special to offer, you’ll be all right.” (M.A.G.)

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with Gamble & Huff ’s Philadelphia International Records in his late teens, though the label never released any of his recordings. After that came a stint in the hip-hop group Subtle Ground, which for a time was signed and mentored by DJ Jazzy Jeff. Then came the hip-hop/rock fusion band BurnDown All-Stars, with which Kuf recorded three albums. In recent years he’s been fronting the hip-hop/soul collective the Hustle, and now, finally, Kuf’s dropping his solo debut, BoomBox Logic, on Drexel’s MAD Dragon Records in October.

“I appreciate all the ups and downs I’ve had because it prepares you for everything,” says Kuf. “It can be very frustrating if things fall through, but it’s like, I definitely try to keep a positive outlook on everything and keep moving forward.”

That positivity—along with sterling beats, rhymes and grooves—buoys Logic, which nods to late ’80s/early ’90s Golden Era hip-hop (particularly on the irrepressible “Sunny Philadel-

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Some of the best career advice Kuf Knotz (aka Ty Green) remembers ever getting came a decade ago from the mouth of the late Philly soul giant Teddy Pendergrass, who told the budding rapper—who was just out of Harriton High—that he might want to steer clear of making music for a living.

“I grew up with his son, so I was over at their house a lot, and when Teddy found out I was rhymin’ and starting to play out, the first thing he told me was, ‘Are you sure you wanna get into it? It’s a crazy, cutthroat, ridiculous business.’”

Kuf laughs at the recollection. “I was like, ‘What?!’ But then he was like, ‘Stay focused and stay driven, and if you believe in what you’re doing, then no one can take that from you.’”

Now in his late 20s, those words have stuck with Kuf through 10 years and plenty of twists and turns on his way to becoming a local mainstay and emerging national artist. Weaned on everything from hip-hop and gospel to the Dead Milkmen and the Sex Pistols, Kuf was briefly inked to a solo deal

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Bryn Mawr and Haverford smarties Post Post get mo’ meta with the release of their new EP. After two years, one lineup shuffle, one Spring Break minivan tour, and countless dorm basement and bar gigs, college wunderkinds Post Post are releasing their second EP, putting a professional sheen on their plucky, pop-dazzled rock.

Residents is an earnest, four-track burst of guitar-driven indie, frosted over with ripples of synth and edged with clever, if cryptic, lyrics. If it sounds effortless, it’s a testament to the upstart determination of these twentynothing Bryn Mawr and Haverford students—Michelle Zauner (guitar, lead vocals), Kevin O’Halloran (bass, vocals), Marisa Helgeson (synth, vocals) and Casey Sowa (drums, vocals).

They compare the production of the EP to “giving birth,” and lament that some of the EP’s “surrogate mothers” didn’t take the band and their ideas seriously.

“I’ve learned that if you’re young and a girl you have to be a bitch to have anyone respect you,” Zauner says.

Maybe as a consequence they’re a “really anal band,” obsessively involved in all parts of the EP’s production.

They’ve held true to the DIY ethos of 2009’s Meta Meta , a scrappy but winning album recorded with “Garage Band and five mics” over two days in Bryn Mawr’s Multicultural Center.

For all the recording booth rigmarole, Residents sounds remarkably unruff led, if a little sad: Zauner’s nose-crinkled, spitfire little-girl voice yearns and breaks as she sings of young heartbreak with wise-beyondher-years perspective. Inspired by the collapse of a personal relationship, Residents ’ four tracks explore “the ways people belong to each other, the way they structure relationships like homes,” she says. The process of writ-

ing, recording and polishing the EP was, she says, “cathartic.”

The architecture trope is appropriate for a band whose first home was a Louis Kahn-designed post-apocalyptic hulk on Bryn Mawr’s campus, a dorm that doubled as practice space for the first few months of Post Post’s existence. Their next borrowed residence was the campus religious center, where they jockeyed for practice space with prayer groups and campus ministries.

They now live together in Haverford but having a “room of one’s own” hasn’t made practicing any easier to schedule. As fulltime students with part-time jobs, they find time to practice “in the cracks of life,” O’Halloran says.

In the meantime, these college transplants have found a home in the Philly music scene, at least temporarily. They express frustration with the city’s lack of small, all-age venues, (20-year-old Sowa was recently kicked out of a performance at Tritone) and its glut of hyper-vigilant towing companies (O’Halloran tells of an odyssey of rescuing the band’s van from an impound lot the night of a performance). Still, they’re considering staying in Philadelphia after graduation. But those decisions are still nine months off.

A full album might be in their future but for now they’re so exhausted from Residents’ parturition they “can’t think of producing anything else right now.”

“Talk to us in a week,” O’Halloran says. Post Post always has something else up their sleeves—be it a performance at the Girls Rock Philly summer camp or a dorm concert with 100 selfmade Jell-O shots. (Lauren Smith)

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When John Francis played an as-closeto-hometown-as-it-gets show last week at Chaplin’s Music Cafe in Spring City, co-owner Dennis Coleman beamed with pride. “If you didn’t know this, [Francis] is a local boy done good,” he told the crowd. And he’s right. Francis, son of ministers raised singing ’round the church piano in rural Pennsylvania, just signed with Nashville-based label Dualtone Music Group and is readying to release his major label debut The Better Angels on Nov. 9.

Better Angels was produced by John Carter Cash at the famed Cabin Studio built by Johnny Cash in ’78, then

converted to a studio in ’93 to begin the American Recordings series.

To get a sound befitting what Francis calls the “legacy of royalty” crowned in that cabin over the years, Francis and John Carter cherry-picked a firecracker band that includes Nashville all-stars Kenny Vaughan (Marty Stuart, Lucinda Williams), Michael Rhodes (Steve Earle), Ken Coomer (Wilco, Uncle Tupelo), Robby Turner (Johnny, Willie and Waylon) and Bob Britt (John Fogerty) as well as local musicians Ross Bellenoit, Chris Giraldi, Todd Erk and Rachael Yamagata. “[Recording] was laid back and slowpaced, license to let ideas f low,” Francis

says. “But at the same time it was surreal and larger than life to play in Johnny’s studio and with that band.”

In the tradition of legendary American songwriters, Francis’ catalogue brims with characters either chasing or glimpsing the American dream—or f laming out and huffing its fumes the whole way down. When it comes to lyrics, Francis— winner of the prestigious ASCAP Sammy Cahn songwriting award for Better Angels track “Love Came to Me Dressed in Red”—brings a gun to the knife fight.

The dexterity helps Francis command a room. “He’s no pussy on stage,” whispered a friend at the show. After

Chaplin’s got rowdy by listening-room standards—one drunk guy declared the U.S.A. the greatest country in the world and suggested another red-faced gent kindly leave if he disagreed—Francis calmed the crowd with “No One Here Gets Out Alive,” a song he co-wrote with John Carter about Johnny Cash’s dying words to his son.

Once he’s got your attention, though, Francis is just as likely to beat back the brooding poetics with goodtime rabblerousing and playful peels of lapsteel, porch-stompers that say, Hey, since the walls are crumbling, we may as well burn down the barn. (T.M.)

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For all his fabled one-liners, Groucho Marx made it a point never to work blue. That never stopped the Marx Brothers from peppering their films with innuendo-rich quips—comedy with a wink rather than a leer (as Don Draper would put it).

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Phosphorescent’s new Here’s To Taking It Easy shows the band conjoining the mournfulness of Pride (2007) with the Southern, booze-soaked vibe of To Willie (2009), their homage to Willie Nelson. The result is a rollicking road album packed with busted hearts, whining steel-guitars, lonesome saloon piano blues and the freight-hopping joy only a true rambler knows. From the getaway car glee of “It’s Hard To Be Humble (When You’re From Alabama)” to the post-bender, sunrise comedown of “The Mermaid Parade,” Phosphorescent have captured the sound of

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human tics that should have the right to be represented in film. International House presents the iconic troupe’s second talking picture, 1930’s Animal Crackers, as part of its outdoor series of pre-Hays Code features. Groucho engages in zingy repartee with Margaret Dumont’s stuffy dowager, Chico and Harpo are classic slapstick and Zeppo’s the cute one. Bring a blanket that’s big enough to accommodate inevitable giggle-spasms.

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All right, advocates and lovers of all things green and sustainable: Take notice! Philly’s own Grid magazine, the bible of Philly sustainable living and environmental issues, is throwing a party for the release of its September issue. While you enjoy pizza and beer, pick up a free copy of the magazine and check out stories on green initiatives on local college campuses, Greensgrow Farm and lunchbox recipes, or hang out for a while and talk with the Grid founders and other lovers of sustainability and the green movement. So grab some friends and ride your bikes, take your scooter, or hop aboard SEPTA and get over to West Philly and educate yourself on the world of environmental issues and a better, cleaner way of living. Sydney Scott 6pm. Dock Street Brewing Company, 701 S. 50th St. 215.726.2337. gridphilly.com

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Dam-Funk, who in real life goes by the name of Damon Riddick, makes excess work for him.

His debut recording, Toeachizown, spanned five LPs or two CDs, 139 minutes of blissed out vamps and killer grooves that seemed, if not exactly concise, exactly the right amount to launch a phenomenon. Live, the Ambassador of Boogie Funk travels with full 1970s spacefunk regalia, wielding a Roland midi-keytar from behind heavy shades with Computer Jay on vintage Moog, J1 making beats on live drums and samples and negligee-clad back-up singers in tow. The sound is pure synth-washed decadence, unfolding in endless body-bumping grooves, a la late-1970s Prince or early 1980s Zapp. Jennifer Kelly 9pm. $10. With Master Blazter. Johnny Brenda’s. 1201 N.Frankford Ave. 215.739.9684. johnnybrendas.com

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6pm. $5. Joel n. Bloom observatory at the Franklin Institute, 222 N. 20th St. 215.448.1200. fi.edu

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Between 1987 and 1991 Public Enemy released a string of four albums that are as potent, brilliant and influential as any artist—hip-hop or otherwise—has ever issued. Perhaps they fell off a bit creatively after that, but they’ll always have that window of greatness to call their own, and now PE appears happy to revisit that era.

Last year they tore through It Takes A Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back with the Roots at the Roots Picnic. Tonight, still-commanding rapper Chuck D and still-hilarious hype man Flavor Flav

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Trade your elbow-length gloves for cutoffs and put those opera glasses away: Classical Revolution is bringing the music to your favorite hangouts. Just bring yourself (and a bottle or two). This collective of amateur and professional musicians leaves symphony halls behind in favor of more accessible venues like bars and cafes—or in this case, a BYOB art space and bookstore. The evening’s selections seem designed to honor woodwinds: The organization’s Philadelphia chapter will perform Mozart’s lilting Quintet for Clarinet and Strings (K. 581) and Jacques Ibert’s flamenco-flavored “Entr’acte” on flute and guitar. To round out the program, multi-instrumentalist and composer Daniel Peterson works his chilled-out jazz stylings on

rag is not just for the boys—er, ladies—and neither are dirty calendars. The aptly acronymed LiCK’s drag kings and burlesque queens reclaim titillation from the testosterone set, donning their sailor garb and boas for an evening of bawdy song and dance and gender-bending vamping to celebrate the release of the troupe’s 2011 calendar. Self-described as “uncomfortably moist,” their raunchy variety show doesn’t leave much to the imagination: Cabaret vixens perform the old shimmy and shake in Louise Brooks wigs and lacy lingerie while tuxedoed lads scandalize with their ribald jokes. Remember to pick up their calendar so you can relive Liberty City Kings’ tawdry brand of camp in your kitchen all year long. lAUren SMitH Sun., Aug. 15, 8pm. $13. World Cafe live, 3025 Walnut St. 215.222.1400. myspace.com/libertycitykings

three kinds of saxophones with an ensemble of vibraphone, bass and drums. AleXAndrA JoneS 9pm. $8-$10. Moonstone arts Center, 110A S. 13th St. 215.735.9598. moonstoneartscenter.org

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PuppeTyranny! brings its trademark sock and marionette whimsy to J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan prelude, transposing the adventures of Peter from Edwardian London’s posh Kensington Gardens to Philly’s own urban Kensington. The troupe’s ragtag band of actors, musicians, puppeteers and Lost Boys patch together shadows, animation, live music and dance to bring to life the story’s various fantastical characters, including fairy queens and invisible flying goats. Peter is as strange a creature as any: Not yet the boy crocodile hunter of Disney fame, he’s

a downy newborn, escaped from his crib and convinced he’s a bird. Baby Peter’s dreamy after-hours adventures in the park are enough to push the old nostalgia button—even if our own childhood idylls involved more tube slides than immortal birds. The show repeats on Saturday. lAUren SMitH 8pm. $5-$10. emerald Street urban Farm, 2312 Emerald St. 267.909.2633. puppetuprising.org

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weekend to explore the country’s rich heritage at the Festival of India. Newbies, now’s your chance to expand your knowledge of Indian music beyond “Jai Ho.” The festivities will include an array of performances, including traditional musicians, contemporary ones and Bollywood-style singers and dancers. While you listen, peruse the marketplace of Indian crafts, including jewelry and clothing, and seize the opportunity to take home an authentic pashmina.

And what festival would be complete without a smorgasbord of delicious Indian food? We’re sure the samosas and tandoori will be in hearty supply. LUCY MCGUiGAN Noon. Free. Penn’s Landing, Chestnut St. and Columbus Blvd. 215.922.2386. delawareriverevents.com

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The term “math rock” might sound dated and unappealing—equations and formulas and what not—but these Chicago boys are taking their brand of weirdo, earworm rock in a folksy, pop-friendly direction. Where Tortoise border on jammy and boring, Maps & Atlases have crafted a beautiful debut LP of three-minute tunes with Perch Patchwork that each feel like a distinct moment of clarity. Lead singer Dave Davison’s voice lies somewhere between Neutral Milk’s Jeff Mangum and Rush’s Geddy Lee, but the record feels like a hybrid of Dirty Projectors and Grizzly Bear. No formulas necessary to know it’ll be a great show. BiLL ChENEvERt 7:30pm. $10. With Cults, Laura Stevenson + the Cans. Kung Fu Necktie, 1250 N. Front St. 215.291.4919. kungfunecktie.com

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Arriving hot on the heels of 2-Tone contemporaries Madness and the Specials, the English Beat’s 1980 debut I Just Can’t Stop It is perhaps the finest ska-revival album of the era, with bristling punk rhythms, infectious rocksteady melodies and provocative politics. Moderating tempos, greater experimentation and increasing musical sophistication marked their next two discs, highlighted by U.K. flop/U.S. hit, Special Beat Service, showcasing a poppier new wave mien. The move shattered the band, and singers Dave Wakeling and Ranking Roger created the soul-pop General Public before breaking up and starting competing English Beats in America and overseas, respectively. Bad Manners never matched their heights but are still vital and tremendous fun live. ChRiS PARkER 8pm. $28-$40. With Bad Manners. World Cafe live, 3025 Walnut St. 215.222.1400. worldcafelive.com

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Though they call Chicago home, Cave were likely spawned by day-glo dragons who fucked in a swamp of LSD. The 13-minute slow-burning finale from their Psychic Psummer EP, released last year by Drag City, provides an accurate portrait of their aesthetic: full-throttle neoKrautrock grooves, Terry Riley inspired cosmic minimalism, peyote-cult chants and the swaggering, recklessness of Anglo-American heavypsychedelic rock. It’s only appropriate that we welcome them with our most reputable local delegates, Birds of Maya—arguably Philly’s nastiest apostles of gritty, thunderous, kick against the pricks rock ‘n’ roll—and Signals, a West Philly trio of sound scavengers who splice NYC’s 1980s punk-funk/no wave underground with post-industrial, sheet-metal schizophrenia. E.S.

“You’re up early!” says a woman wearing a fake bikini-top T-shirt. I learn later that it is “for breast cancer.” I stare at her, searching for something to say, but my brain is moving slowly. “Fuck it,” she says, flashing me a big smile. “Fuck it, is what I say.” We cheers.

It’s 8 a.m. on a Monday in J.R.’s Saloon, on the corner of Norris and Aramingo. It’s the ideal neighborhood bar, with a taxidermied antelope wearing a cowboy hat watching over the pool table. Everyone is singing along to classic rock, and the place is pretty busy.

As one of the marginally employed masses, there are a lot of times I’m jealous of my friends with 9-to-5s. They have regular paychecks, and phone calls to their parents sound a lot less pathetic. But as they wake up bleary-eyed to face yet another case of the Mondays, I figured I’d celebrate my independence with a couple of crack-of-dawn Miller Lites while talking to other victims of the recession.

I convince my friend Dan to be my muscle/wingman so I don’t seem like a weirdo. We meet up a little after 6 a.m.— him fresh from a morning run, me fresh from a doughnut—and head to J.R’s.

What I expected at 7 a.m. was a couple of down-on-their-luck drunks looking to share stories of their glory days, maybe a sad sack or two milling around, eagerly waiting for the gate to open. But Dan and I are clearly the sad sacks: For the first few minutes we’re the only people there. Two men wander in and sit as far away from us as they can. They are not looking to chat, so we watch the morning news and sip our beers.

At 7:30, a pink-shirted, pink-visored woman and a spikey-haired guy friend come in, and they bring the party. The woman greets Ronnie the bartender effusively, then heads to the jukebox to put on “I Feel Free”

by Cream. A steady stream of customers starts showing up. “Hail, hail, the gang’s all here!” yells a guy in a Phillies jersey. They’re happy, but a little suspicious of us.

I watch as Ronnie pours a fancy looking shooter at the other end of the bar. “You want to try it?” Ronnie asks me. “It’s only $1.50.” The lady in pink, who’s been ordering them all morning, assures me they taste just like black jelly beans. I hate black jelly beans, but I try the shot anyway, and it’s pretty good. It reminds Dan of cough syrup.

With no ATM around, Dan goes out on a hunt for more cash. Now alone, I try to make conversation. Listening carefully for an in, I eavesdrop on Phillies Jersey

Guy, who’s talking about his son. “‘Kids don’t even know what ‘one foot on the ice’ means.” I don’t know what that means, either. I try to ask, but they move on.

A guy named Petey tells me I look bored.

“I saw a woman talking to her dead husband. The box of ashes was right there!” he says, pointing to my drink. “‘I got that washin’ machine you wanted,’ she says, ‘and that dryer you wanted,’ and then she says, ‘I got the blow job you wanted, too!’ and she blows the dust all over the place!”

I try to return with a joke, mangling the accented punchline (“ ... but you fuck one goat!”), and Petey is quiet for a second. He gives me a delayed laugh, bums a cigarette and, as he walks out, gets heckled by the other customers. “You’re a smooth one, Petey!”

Laughing along with them, I inwardly bemoan my awkwardness. I head to the bathroom, leaving my cigarettes on the bar. When I return, I think a few are missing. I don’t say anything.

Dan gets back with money. I feel pretty drunk. Too little sleep, too many Miller Lites, not enough breakfast. The patrons trickle out. The breakfast rush, it seems, is over.

We watch Let’s Make A Deal, on which a woman in a banana costume wins a trip to Aruba. It’s a little after 10 a.m. “Let me get a quick shot,” Dan says. I see they have Redbreast, a hard-to-find Irish whiskey that can be found at places like Village Whiskey for $22 a pop. “It’s six bucks a shot,” Ronnie tells us. Dan orders. We quietly finish our drinks and head out into the bright, mid-morning light. n

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You have to give Brooklyn electro/indie-pop outfit MGMT a ton of credit for not simply replicating the sound of their super-successful 2008 breakthrough LP Oracular Spectacular—which spawned the instantly likeable and unstoppable hits “Kids” and “Time To Pretend”—when they set out to make this year’s follow-up, Congratulations. It was a good sign when MGMT tapped cult/experimental musician Pete “Sonic Boom” Kember (of Spacemen 3 and Spectrum) to helm the new album. Together, their sonic risks paid off handsomely in another phenomenal album that leaves über-accessible, dancey singalongs behind for dark, thickset psych-pop occasionally reminiscent of the Flaming Lips or Syd Barrett.

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the towering radioactive menace of Godzilla appeared the eponymous Creature: A scaly, fish-lipped, amphibious being that came to be known as Gill-Man, a character who’s been elevated to the sci-fi/horror canon alongside Frankenstein’s Monster and Dracula. The Independence Seaport Museum’s “It Sprang from the River!” exhibit highlights the best of flotsam, jetsam and other nautical inspirations (like the Slinky, invented by a Naval engineer and debuted in Philadelphia), and they haven’t forgotten the canny aquatic anthropomorphism of Gill-man. Cheesy cinematic chills are free with admission to the exhibit, and the courageous souls who can brave 79 blood-curdling minutes of rubber-suited horror will receive popcorn and a miniature Slinky. ALEXANDRA JONES

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From Hal to Henry Young actors bring an irresistable, playful energy to Henry V.

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Who says you need to train for decades to perform Shakespeare? Under the tutelage of hypercreative director Aaron Cromie, a group of student actors brings youthful energy to Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre’s joyously theatrical and thoroughly exciting production of Shakespeare’s Henry V. The nine student actors, members of PST’s Classical Acting Academy, have spent the last six weeks immersed in Shakespeare, and the results are impressive to say the least. While the performances don’t quite unearth the musicality of Shakespeare’s text, the director wisely doesn’t try to put on a text-based production. Instead, as in his magnificently original staging of The Fantasticks at now-defunct Mum Puppettheatre, Cromie’s Henry V is a charmingly theatrical affair. It takes full advantage of the cast’s youthful exuberance, and the director is clearly very skilled at getting strong performances from young actors.

Cromie sets the play in a prep-school classroom (realized in full detail by scenic designer Faezeh Faezipour with maps, scientific charts, desks and a blackboard used to announce locations in the play) where the students are preparing to take an exam. As part of their lesson, their teacher (who performs the part of the Chorus and is portrayed by Nick Martorelli) has the students adopt roles from Henry V. The last of the Bard’s English history plays (with the exception of Henry VIII, which may or may not have been written entirely by Shakespeare), Henry V paints a portrait of a hero king intent on reclaiming what he believes is rightfully his: France. Needless to say, the French aren’t wild about this idea, and when Henry (Michael Gregory) shows up with an army beset by illness, the haughty French are confident they will repel the English with ease. Not so.

Cromie has emerged as one of the city’s most original directors. In addition to Henry V and Fantasticks, he helmed Azuka Theater’s powerful staging of The Long Christmas Ride Home and Lantern Theatre’s playful production of Scapin. A master at innovation, in Henry V he shows his skill at getting strong performances from young actors.

As created by Shakespeare and performed by Gregory, Henry is Superman with a crown. He’s charm-

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Prom King Henry: The costumes and set may evoke Gossip Girl, but this young Henry (title character played by Michael Gregory, above) has substance.

ing, patriotic (almost to the point of xenophobia), clever, athletic, handsome, and, when he isn’t threatening to murder every Frenchman alive, chivalrous. Gregory embraces all these qualities with ease, and, some minor articulation problems aside, he makes a winning king.

PST’s production doesn’t bother much with the inner workings of Henry’s mind, his motives or his level of sincerity. Is he going to war because he has been insulted by the French, to regain lost territory and prove his worth as king or is it a tactic to blunt opposition at home? We’re never sure, but he certainly is charming.

What Henry doesn’t do here is completely dominate the production, a very good thing considering the quality of the supporting cast (most of whom switch in and out of several roles) and the innovation of the production.

Brian K. Elam is fabulous as barfly Pistol, and Bethany Ditnes shows impressive versatility playing both the beleaguered French herald and Princess Katherine. Victoria Rose Bonito steals every scene she’s in as Katherine’s blushing maid, who hesitantly serves as translator for Henry and the Princess, who speaks only French; it’s especially true in the scene where Henry, who speaks only English, must rely on the maid to communicate his charm secondhand, woo Katherine and unite their nations. The Archbishop of

Canterbury is similarly well-cast; the hugely promising Amanda Bernhardt argues for Henry’s claim to France using transparencies on an overhead projector, and the production is full of other such charming visual jokes.

Drinks in a tavern are served in Gatorade bottles, and when the English show up for battle, they’re equipped with football-gear armor and armed with golf clubs, baseball bats, lacrosse sticks and tennis racquets (appropriate, considering the Dauphin demeans Henry earlier in the play with a gift of tennis balls). The famous battle of Agincourt is a rambunctious event; overhead lamps sway madly from side to side and paper airplanes are employed to divebomb the French position.

Although the production rides on its youthful energy, the young cast performs the occasional serious moments and dramatic scenes surprisingly well. When a disguised Henry engages his troops on the eve of battle, the actors capture the sense of dread and excitement as the men (several of whom are portrayed by actresses in plaid schoolgirl skirts) await a day that will bring either death or victory. In this moment, you can feel the camaraderie of a cast that has spent the last six weeks together immersed in the world of the play, and the sense of companionship between Henry and his soldiers is deeply felt.

Henry V, with its vivid portrayals of war and episodic structure is perhaps Shakespeare’s most cinematic play. The chorus calls on us to use our “imaginary forces” to envision the battlefields of France, and aided by lighting designer David Todaro, fight choreographer Brian Cowden and sound designer Paul Winnick, Cromie fills our heads with images of charging steeds, wounded soldiers and warring armies.

Although Cromie’s Henry V borders at times on being too cute, the show is so inventive and enjoyable that it’s easy to forgive the production’s excesses.

Best of all, this fun and frenzied production is free, making Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre’s Henry V by far the best theater deal in town at the moment. n Henry V Through Aug. 15. Free. Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre, 2111 Sansom St. 215.496.8001. phillyshakespeare.org

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In Review ’s 10 photographers seem deeply immersed in thoughts about the fragility of the human condition and the slipperiness of reality.

The show, at Gallery 339, is full of quirky and sometimes hallucinatory imagery. The photographers also seem particularly influenced by August Sander, the German photographer whose massive portraiture project “Man of Isa Leshko's aged animals (above), Joel Lederer's candy-colored virtual worlds the Twentieth Century,” a documentation of hundreds (top right) and Chang Kim's urban adscapes are all on display as part of In of Germans, was banned Review at Gallery 339. by the Third Reich for not being Aryan enough. tising has become decor, invadTaxonomy rules, with groupings of ing every inch of public space. barns, animals, buildings, teenagers Kim’s photos are a shock to a and more.

Western eye, with buildings For example, Phillip Toledano’s por- resembling gigantic mahjong traits of men and women who have tile arrangements soaring into had significant amounts of cosmetic the air. surgery reads like a World Book entry Gabriel Benaim’s gelatin on artificial beauty. The C-prints silver prints of a depopulated showcase each sitter in dramatic light Tel Aviv, on the other hand, isolated in a deep black background. are generic views of the built Ashley, Justin, Steve and others, digenvironment that have almost nified and as straight-faced as their no emotional impact. Benaim’s modifications allow, resemble the shots of the curve of a highway subjects of Edward S. Curtis’ forlorn, with no cars and a beach with iconic photos of Native Americans in no people are almost chilling in the Old West. their non-specificity and lack Also taxonomic, Isa Leshko’s prints of affect. You want to doubt of aging farm animals are a reminder the generic city, yet you can’t. of the inevitability of senescence and It’s familiar even if you haven’t death; humans are unique among been there. the animals in our ability to underJoel Lederer’s and Kyohei stand and anticipate these things, but Abe’s digital prints both deal they’re topics we usually try to avoid. with the longing for a better Leshko’s black-and-white prints offer reality. Lederer’s imagined a different kind of beauty than that virtual landscapes are candyof most animal art, which tends to colored, Shangri-La impossirevel in the vitality of the natural. It’s bilities. There’s nothing forlorn impossible not to feel empathy for about the natural scenes of woods 11-year-old Kelly, an Irish Wolfhound and water, but in their suggestion who looks arthritic and perhaps of Candyland perfection, they are a blind, or Pumpkin, the beautiful knowing cry that something is wrong. horse whose ripe old age of 28 stirs Kyohei Abe’s inkjet prints of small up thoughts of death. As stand-ins for game pieces set in voids of white aging humans, these animals are a space likewise suggest childhood and speed bump in a show that otherwise lost innocence.

It’s a solid show, and John Chervinmoves along straightforwardly. sky’s science-referencing blackChang Kim’s chromogenic prints and-whites, Hannah Price’s teen of buildings plastered with brightly colored advertising signs are big, bold portraits, Peter Ainsworth’s concreteas-skin color prints and Dustin and exotic. The shots, taken in South Ream’s tumble-down barns also Korea, are of a world in which adver-

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Art & Stage THEATER

ART

Henry V

REcEpTions/EvEnTs

Joel Dean, Fabienne Lasserre, and Leslie Smith III: ”Joel Dean, Fabienne Lasserre, and Leslie Smith III.” Thru Aug. 31. 224 N. Juniper St. 267.603.1295. jolielaide.com

InLiquid

Orchard Artworks

AxD Gallery

LGTripp Gallery

A behind the scenes look at the coming of age story of Henry V through the political intrigue of this historic figure. Watch and enjoy as this exuberant take on this classic history play sheds new light on the perils, pleasures and pains of fulfilling ones’ destiny. Thru Aug. 15.

Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre, 2111 Sansom St. 215.496.9722. phillyshakespeare.org

Empress of the Moon

A grossly historically-inaccurate portrayal of British, Restoration playwright Aphra Behn, the first woman to make her living as a professional writer. It features swordfights and disguises, and explores the mutable nature of identity and what we use to create our own histories. Thru Aug. 22.

Adrienne Second Stage, 2030 Sansom St. iatsoe.org

Wizard of Oz

Travel “Over the Rainbow” in this year’s end of summer production.

This classic story will take you on a journey through OZ with Dororthy, Scarecrow, Tinman, the Cowardly Lion and, of course, Toto. Relive the magical moments when you first saw Dorothy stroll down the yellow brick road with her friends, all searching to find themselves in the wonderful land of OZ. Thru Aug. 22. The New Candlelight Theatre, 2208 Millers Rd., Ardentown, Del.

Chase Me, Comrade!

A Russian ballet dancer wants to defect to the west. But he little realizes the madness that awaits him. $10-$25. Thru Sept. 12 Hedgerow Theatre, 64 Rose Valley Rd., Media. hedgerowtheatre.org

Thurs/12, 6-9pm. Sharka Hyland: ”Islanded.” Thru Oct. 17. 1400 N. American St., Sudio 314. 215.235.3405. inliquid.com Fri/13, 5-8pm. Vincent McLoughlin and Susanne King: ”Fugitive Elements.” Thru Sept. 4. 265 S. 10th St. 215.627.6250. a-x-d.com

Higher Grounds Cafe

Fri/13. “Tsukumogami: The Elderly Children of Debris.” 631 N. Third St. highergroundscafe.com

Jolie Laide Gallery

Various artists: “Memories in the Making.” Thru Aug. 29. 520 Tomlinson Rd. 215.947.9882. orchardartworks.org Various artists: “RSVP An Invitational.” Thru Aug. 21. 47-49 N. Second St. 215.923.3110. lgtrippgallery.com

Rodger LaPelle Galleries

Various artists: “Artists’ Summer Caucus.” Thru Aug. 29. 122 N. Third St. 215.592.0232. rodgerlapellegalleries.com

Art Star

Fri/13, 6-9pm. Various artists: “Bangkok and Blacklight.” Thru Sept. 6. 105 S. 22nd St., 2nd fl. 215.564.2502.

Kate Durkin, Maggy Rozycki Hiltner and Abby Glassenberg: ”Out of the Wild.” Thru Aug. 29. 623 N. Second St. 215.238.1557. artstarphilly.com

gAllERiEs

Various artists: “Girls Don’t Count.”

Thru Aug. 27. 1248 N Front St. 215.425.1275. shadowsspace.com

Asian Arts Initiative

Artists’ House Gallery

Smile Gallery

Various artists: “Going Green: New Environmental Art from Taiwan.” 1219 Vine St. 215.557.0455. asianartsinitiative.org

Mulberry Art Studios

Kate Shelley: ”Some Bodies.” Thru Aug. 31. 19-21 N. Mulberry St. mulberryartstudios.com

3rd Street Gallery

Various artists: “Redux: A Group Photography Exhibition by Members of The Light Room.” Thru Aug. 29.

58 N. Second St. 215.625.0993.

3rdstreetgallery.com

Muse Gallery

Various artists: “August Juried Show.” Thru Aug. 29. 52 N. Second St. 215.672.5310. musegalleryphiladelphia.com

Shadow’s Space

Various artists: “Group Show of Invited Artists.” Thru Aug. 22. 57 N. Second St. 215.923.8440. artistshouse.com

Sande Webster Gallery

Various artists: “Divergence: Five Views on Photography.” Various artists: “All That Jazz.” Thru Aug. 28.

2006 Walnut St. 215.636.9003. sandewebstergallery.com

Abington Art Center

Various artists: “The Festival of Young Artists.” Thru Aug. 29. 515 Meetinghouse Rd. 215.887.4882. abingtonartcenter.org

Wexler Gallery

Various artists: “New Acquisitions in Glass.” Thru Aug. 28. 201 N. Third St. 215.923.7030. wexlergallery.com

Langman Gallery

Various artists: “Summer Group Exhibition.” Thru Aug. 31. 2500 Moreland Rd. 215.657.8333. langmangallery.com

Philadelphia Photo Arts Center

Various artists: “Daydream Nation: 1st Annual Contemporary Photography Competition.” Thru Aug. 21.

1400 N. American St., Suite 103. 215.232.5678. philaphotoarts.org

Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

Andy Warhol: ”Polariods and B&W Prints.” Various artists: “The Vogel Collection: Fifty Works for Fifty States.” 128 N. Broad St. 215.327.2101. pafa.org

Gallery 339

Various artists: “In Review.” Thru Sept. 4. 339 S. 21st St. 215.731.1530. gallery339. com

Highwire Gallery

Various artists: “Summer Selections.” Thru Aug. 15. 2040 Frankford Ave. highwiregallery.com

Philadelphia Art Alliance

Various artists: “Vanitas: Contemporary Reflections.” Andrea Gaydos Landau: ”Control Point.” Thru Aug. 12. 251 S. 18th St., 1st fl. 215.545.4302. philaartalliance.org

Gross McCleaf Gallery

Various artists: “Places, Everyone.”

Various artists: “40th Anniversary Exhibit: Phase 2.” Thru Sept. 8. 127 S. 16th St. 215.665.8138. grossmccleaf.com

musEums The Fabric Workshop and Museum

Paul Wilson: ”First Story.” Various artists: “Duo-Chrome/Duotone: Ink to Light.” Various artists: “Uncommon Wealth by the People of Philadelphia.” Thru Sept. 30. 1214 Arch St. 215.561.8888. fabricworkshopandmuseum.org

The Academy of Natural Sciences

“Creatures of the Abyss.” Thru Sept.

6. Various artists: “A Many-Colored Glass.” Thru Oct. 31. 1900 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy. 215.299.1043. ansp.org

Woodmere Art Museum

Various artists: “Kindred Spirits: Woodmere and the Philadelphia Sketch Club.” Thru Jan. 2. Various artists: “Constructed Visions.” Thru Aug. 22. 9201 Germantown Ave. 215.247.0476. woodmereartmuseum.org

Michener Museum

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

The National Constitution Center

Various artists: “Being ‘We the People’: Afghanistan, America and the Minority Imprint.” Thru Sept. 26.

525 Arch St. 215.409.6700. constitutioncenter.org

The Rosenbach Museum & Library

Maurice Sendak: ”Dreadful Things Happen: The Brothers Grimm & Maurice Sendak: ” Various artists: “Westward Ho! The Lure and Lore of the American West.” Thru Nov. 28.

2008-2010 Delancey Pl. rosenbach.org

Penn Museum

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

The Franklin Institute

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

The Chemical Heritage Foundation

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

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

University of the Sciences in Philadelphia Museum Various artists: ”Secundum Artem.”

Thru Jan. 31. 600 S. 43rd St. 215.596.8800. usp.edu/museum

ElsEwHERE The Gershman Y

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

Longwood Gardens

“Making Scents: The Art and Passion of Fragrance.” Thru Nov. 21.

1001 Longwood Rd. 610.388.5200. longwoodgardens.org

The Philadelphia Foundation

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

Library Company of Philadelphia

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

scHools & univERsiTiEs Moore College of Art & Design

Wendy Ewald: ”Secret Games: Collaborative Works with Children 1969-1999.” Various artists: “Collectively Speaking, Then and Now: The Philadelphia Ten & The Other Women.” Carmelita Couture and Humalode, LLC.”Design/Lab 2010: Part 1.” Wendy Ewald: ”Secret Games: Collaborative Works with Children 1969-1999.” Thru Sept. 4.

20th and The Parkway. 215.965.4027. thegalleriesatmoore.org

The Art Institute of Philadelphia

Michael McJilton and Vera Vas: ”Urbanities.” Thru Oct. 8. 1622 Chestnut St. 215.567.7080. artinstitutes.edu/philadelphia

University of the Arts

Barbara Yoshida: ”Megalith’s/ Night/Sky.” Thru Aug. 7. 211 S. Broad St. 215.717.6300. uarts.edu/go

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Hallogallo 2010: NEU! Sunday, August 8 at International House.

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From the moment Michael Rother—the surviving member of the influential Krautrock duo Neu!, now performing under the moniker Hallogallo 2010—walked onstage and plugged his white Stratocaster into a long table full of effects, the capacity crowd at International House knew they were going to witness a rare moment in rock history. Along with Steve Shelley of Sonic Youth on drums and Aaron Mullan of Tall Firs on bass, Rother did not let the audience down during their hour and 20-minute set.

Rather than merely try to re-create the music of Neu!, Rother and company took the music further, offering a vision of where the legendary duo’s music might have gone had personal and professional differences not conspired to end the band in the mid-’70s. The music combined all of Neu!’s magical elements: spacey and layered guitar, experimental sound textures, and the motorik beat of late, great drummer Klaus Dinger captured flawlessly by Shelley.

As Brian Eno famously once said: “There were three great beats in the ’70s—Fela Kuti’s Afrobeat, James Brown’s funk, and Klaus Dinger’s Neu! beat.” On this night, those in attendance got as close to that Neu! beat as humanly possible. Still, after witnessing Michael Rother’s scintillating fretwork around the shifting speed of the motorik beat, it’s probably time to amend Eno’s quote and say that the beat could not stand out without Rother’s mesmerizing layers of guitar.

In the end, Hallogallo 2010 is not just a re-creation or celebration of the music of Neu!, but an expansion of Neu! It was hard to believe that this was only the fifth time the band has played together, as Shelley told fans after the show. We can only hope that this is the beginning of Hallogallo and not a loving tombstone for Neu!, because, the music is still as innovative and fresh as it was during the 1970s. n

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On The Record

Album Reviews in 30 seconds oR less • bY bill cHeneveRT

Arcade Fire

HAM1

rakaa

eric darius

the emotron

Paul A. rosales

Local customs

tom Jones

The Suburbs

Let’s Go On and On and On with HAM1

Crown of Thorns

On A Mission

Wonder Wheel I

Lone Star Lowlands

Praise & Blame

(Decon Records)

(Shanachie Entertainment)

Vampire Lunch Lady Tits

(The Numero Group)

(Island Records)

(Slanty Shanty Records)

(Care In The Community Recordings)

SoundS Like: Pretty va-

SoundS Like: L.A.’s

SoundS Like: A collec-

tion of 22 shelved tunes from Mickey Rouse’s Beaumont, Texas, studio range from CSNY-like floaters to funky garage rock Stonesy chuggers.

Free ASSociAtion: A nice batch of retro-flavored Texas shiners worth a sunny listen.

For FAnS oF: Sassy, Insight Out, Sage, Bobby Welch, Mourning Sun.

SoundS Like: The Welsh

(Merge) SoundS Like: The

Montreal super-group’s long-awaited follow-up to Neon Bible is a more subdued, darker and less manic version of their baroque, complex style.

Free ASSociAtion:

Nothing will be better than their self-titled EP and Funeral.

For FAnS oF: Mercury Rev, Roxy Music, Canuck Smiths, brooding.

(Cleft Music) SoundS Like: Athens,

Ga.’s Jim Willingham cut his teeth with hard rock in the ‘90s, took some time off, backed Vic Chesnutt and now plays low-key countrified rock.

Free ASSociAtion: This ain’t no B-52s or REM; these are sad-bastard saloon tunes.

For FAnS oF: Crown Vic, Peter Case, Devotchka, drunk Neil Young.

SoundS Like: Former Dilated Peoples’ emcee pulls in a few top-notch guests (KRS One, Chali 2na) for his solo debut shooting for underground cred and falling short.

Free ASSociAtion:

Peeps fans will eat it up, but this lacks innovation, vigor and fire.

For FAnS oF: Low-key Blackalicious, J-5, Talib, Common.

SoundS Like: N.J. na-

tive’s fourth is a smooth jazz masterpiece! It should fit very nicely alongside Kenny G and Kevin Eubanks blaring in elevators and Kohl’s.

Free ASSociAtion: Oh you’re on a mission, all right ... to show up in the 99 cent budget rack.

For FAnS oF: Grover Washington Jr., department stores, Christmas records.

nilla for a guy who claims he’s this generation’s GG Allin.

Free ASSociAtion: Saw Atom and His Package, bought a sequencer and won’t give up.

For FAnS oF: Mose Giganticus, Bomb the Music Industry!, Genghis Tron, delusions of piss-and-shit grandeur.

young lo-fi guru plays synths and echoes the hell out of them while gravelly mikes stutter his calm vocals in gritty, Eno-inspired soundscapes.

Free ASSociAtion: This will never make it to radio; strictly for R. Stevie Moore superfans.

For FAnS oF: Phillip Glass x Neon Indian, Pearl Harbor, bedroom tapes.

Rough Rider

CRITIC'S PICK

We comb through the hospitality riders of acts coming through Philly, and print the most interesting ones.

By Michael Alan Goldberg

Prince turns in a commanding performance of down-and-outs, spirituals, blues and folk covers in an astonishing LP from the 70-year-old icon.

Free ASSociAtion: Giving Mr. Cash’s American series some good company, seriously!

For FAnS oF: Tom Waits, Dylan, John Lee Hooker, Elvis, stamina.

Girls Rock Philly Showcase

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reat news! Thanks to the miracle that is G modern medicine, Slayer frontman Tom Araya is recovering nicely from the back surgery (an “Anterior Cervical Discectomy with Fusion,” to be more specific) he had in January necessitated by decades of serious headbanging and thrashing (seriously— that’s what his publicist told us).

And now that he’s feeling better—perhaps via a deal with the devil as well as a deal with his doctors—you know what that means ... yes, Slayer’s much-anticipated, postponed “American Carnage” co-headlining tour with Megadeth, which was originally slated for Feb. 13 at the Susquehanna Bank Center over in Camden, is back on! Get it? Back!

On! Anyway, the rescheduled Philly date is Aug. 15 at the Susquehanna Bank Center.

Testament will open the show.

In related news, we’ve gotten a hold of Megadeth’s hospitality rider—the portion of the contract dealing what amenities are required backstage—for the “American Carnage” tour. Some excerpts: • Twenty-four boxes of Kleenex.

• Random assortment of DVD movies.

Drama, action, and slapstick comedies are acceptable genres. Rock music documentaries are not. The following titles MUST NOT BE INCLUDED: The Crying Game, Cry-Baby, Boys Don’t Cry, Cry Freedom, Tears of the Sun, Cry Wolf, Sob Story, Bedtime for Sniffles, or any movie starring Jon Cryer.

• One EACH voodoo-type doll in the likeness

To be provided backstage for Megadeath

of James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich, to be made of soft material such as a cotton-stuffed sock or mattress foam wrapped in terry cloth.

Photos of the faces of Mr. Hetfield or Mr. Ulrich may be glued (but NOT stapled) to the “heads” of said dolls, which MUST be accompanied by a set of carbon-steel, nickel-plated sewing needles, a pair of hair-cutting scissors, a butterfly knife, a surgery scalpel or other extremely sharp instrument.

• One deli platter with an assortment of

ince 2007, Girls Rock Philly has ceaseS lessly pulled the toxic fingers of patriarchy from the throat of rock ‘n’ roll one camper at a time. Their goal is to provide a positive space for 80 tween and teen girls with potentially no prior musical training to become no-holds-barred rock stars through a rigorous, weeklong combination of instrument instruction and workshops on the history of women musicians, hip-hop, music marketing, business and theory, and DIY home recording. The big payback for the young artists is a live concert where 18 bands will have the opportunity to get premium meats; one dessert platter with an assortment of cakes, cookies and fudge. up under the Troc house lights to do their thing. That’s not it, though, for the bands The deli platter MUST NOT contain any will head to the studio to record their origiDanish ham. In fact, there must be NOTHING Danish whatsoever in the catering area. nal material the day after unleashing it on No Danish pastries, no Danish cookies. Even a live audience. New fans will be created.

Legends will be born. Rock will never be the a little Danish will upset Mr. Mustaine. n same again. Nor should it be. (Elliott Sharp) Sat., Aug. 15, 7pm. With Testament. $39-$57.50.

Susquehanna Bank Center, 1 Harbour Blvd., Camden, N.J. 856.365.1300. livenation.com

Sat., Aug. 14, 1pm. $10. Trocadero, 1003 Arch St. 215.922.6888. thetroc.com

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8pm. Free. Likety Split, 401 South St. myspace.com/licketysplitphilly

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Mose Giganticus

10pm. $8. With Constants, City of Ships and Monolith. The Fire, 412 W. Girard Ave. 267.671.9298. iourecords.com/thefire

Third Wire

9pm. $10. Club Risque, 1700 S. Columbus Blvd.

Chris Cubeta

8pm. $8-$10. With Samantha Gongol. Milk Boy Coffee 2 E. Lancaster 610.645.5269. milkboycoffee.com

Melange Jazz Trio

Snowstorm

10:30am. $21.95. Manayunk Brewery, 4120 Main St., Manayunk. manayunkbrewery.com

$5-$10. With When I Was Twelve.

Danger Danger Gallery, 5013 Baltimore Ave. dangerdangergallery.com

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Wednesday 11 Dust Congress

9pm. $7. With Shiny Around the Edges, Site Encites and Enlou.

The Fire, 412 W. Girard Ave. 267.671.9298. iourecords.com/thefire

New Politics

7pm. Free. With Funeral Party and Overlook. North Star Bar, 2639 Poplar St. 215.787.0488. northstarbar.com

Puzzlebox

9:30pm. With Augmented Fourthtet.

Tritone, 1508 South St. 215.545.0475. tritonebar.com

Raucous Brothers

Noon. Free. I & II Commerce Square, 2005 Market St. 215.440.5500. centercityphila.org

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DåM-FunK + Master Blazter

9pm. $10. With Spirit Animal and Robotique DJs. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford Ave. 215.739.9684. johnnybrendas.com

Jeremy Current

7pm. $7. With Lion Versus.

The Fire, 412 W. Girard Ave. 267.671.9298. iourecords.com/thefire

Dragonette

9:30pm. $12. With Shy Child. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford Ave. 215.739.9684. johnnybrendas.com

New Madrid

9pm. $8. With Alien Architect, the Fallen Troubadours, Sela and Douglas Lee. The Fire, 412 W. Girard Ave. 267.671.9298. iourecords.com/thefire

Joe Stump

9pm. $12. With Varhe Sarkissian, Rob Balducci and Dave Weiner.

North Star Bar, 2639 Poplar St. 215.787.0488. northstarbar.com

Martha Graham Cracker Cabaret 9:30pm. Tritone, 1508 South St. 215.545.0475. tritonebar.com

Girls Rock Philly Showcase

1pm. $10. The Trocadero, 1003 Arch St. 215.922.6888. thetroc.com

The Shalitas

9pm. $8. Jenny Dee and the Delinquents and the Tulanes.

The Manhattan Room, 15 W. Girard Ave. 215.739.5577. themanhattanroom.com

Hold Your Horses

$5-$10. With Sunsets North and 28 Degrees Taurus. Danger Danger Gallery, 5013 Baltimore Ave. dangerdangergallery.com

Saturday Night Lights

TJ Kong & The Atomic Bomb

10pm. Free with park admission.

Six Flags Great Adventure 1 Six Flags Blvd., Jackson, NJ. 732.928.1821. sixflags.com

Josh Joplin

sunday 15

The Red Rockets

7pm. $10. With Johnny Action Figure and the Revere. North Star Bar, 2639 Poplar St. 215.787.0488. northstarbar.com

8pm. $8. With the Yes Way, Hollis Brown and Penrose. North Star Bar, 2639 Poplar St. 215.787.0488. northstarbar.com 8:30pm. $12. With Among the Oak & Ash. Tin Angel, 20 S. Second St. 215.928.0770. tinangel.com 9pm. $7. With Boom Chick and Martians Go Home. The Fire, 412 W. Girard Ave. 267.671.9298. iourecords.com/thefire

Mark Kroos

8pm. $8. With Christie Lenee. Milk Boy Coffee 2 E. Lancaster Ave 610.645.5269. milkboycoffee.com

The Poison Arrows

Friday 13

The Armchairs CD Release Party

9pm. $10. With the Extraordinares, Hop Along, Queen Ansleis and Agent Moosehead. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford Ave. 215.739.9684. johnnybrendas.com

Hurricane Fighter Plane

Chris Shiflett & the Dead Peasants 9pm. $10-$12. With the Great Unknown and Ari Shine. North Star Bar, 2639 Poplar St. 215.787.0488. northstarbar.com

7:30pm. $10. With September and Michele Karmin. Tin Angel, 20 S. Second St. 215.928.0770. tinangel.com

MGMT

7:30pm. $35. The Trocadero, 1003 Arch St. 215.922.6888. thetroc.com

Monday 16 Javelin

9pm. $10-$12. With War Paint and Beach Fossils. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford Ave. 215.739.9684. johnnybrendas.com

Tuesday 17 Cave

9pm. $10. With Birds of Maya and Signals. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford Ave. 215.739.9684. johnnybrendas.com

world/etc Thursday 12 Mumiy Troll

8pm. $25-$35. World Cafe Live, 3025 Walnut St. 215.222.1400. worldcafelive.com

Sum of You

West Philadelphia Orchestra Balkan Dance Party

9:30pm. Tritone, 1508 South St. 215.545.0475. tritonebar.com

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The Fire, 412 W. Girard Ave. 267.671.9298. iourecords.com/thefire

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The Manhattan Room, 15 W. Girard Ave. 215.739.5577. themanhattanroom.com

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The Asian-fusion menu is mostly well-excecuted, but the odds are stacked against Muntin.

By Brian Freedman

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was a lunch special of chicken in a Malaysian red curry sauce. It was comprised of a mound of uninspired rice, rubbery slices of breast-meat chicken, sad cubes of crispy tofu and a scattering of red bell peppers, zucchini, eggplant and snap peas in a sauce that fell far short of the depth and complexity the name implied. There was a requisite touch of heat, sure, and a nod in the general direction of red curry’s perfume, but little beneath—no richness to the flavors, no body to the sauce, no heart in the dish. This was one Asian food reference too many.

And that, I think, is what’s really keeping the crowds away from an overall solid newcomer: Pan-Asian restaurants have had a notably tough year in this city, and pinning Muntin’s food down is tricky. Our most successful restaurants, in fact, seem to be homing in on specific culinary traditions and mining them for all kinds of unexpected discoveries. Han Dynasty is a great example, as is Amis.

With a bit more focus and consistency, Muntin may well lift the curse from its Spruce Street location. It’s not quite there yet, but I’m pulling for it. n

Muntin 1326 Spruce St. 215.546.0180.

Cuisine: Pan-Asian, with a focus on Japan.

Hours: Mon.-Thurs., 11am-10pm; Fri.-Sat., 11am11pm; Sun., noon-10pm.

Prices: $2-$19 (more for sushi combo platters, which top out at $50).

Atmosphere: Classic sushi house: Lots of wood and straight lines with an overall sense of calm.

Service: Attentive and well-informed.

Food: Generally solid, though with a menu this big and varied, there are a few weak spots.

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head and tentacles were chewier than the beefytender body slices, but not enough to detract from the dish—the entire preparation was as successful as it was intriguing.

Among a reasonably broad selection of sushi, sashimi and maki, the Love Roll stood out, a well-considered, tightly constructed combination that featured moist shrimp tempura at the center, a layer of nori and rice and then, draped over the top, meltingly tender slices of avocado the same thickness as peppercorn-dusted tuna.

Again, this was a textural standout, especially with the peppercorn, a component we don’t see much of on sushi or maki menus in Philly.

As far as the other sushi Do you know the Muntin man?: The restaurant is open but standards, they were genpretty dead at lunchtime. erally well-prepared, but Korean-style grilled squid also worked lacked the startling sense well, with the added benefit of a presenof freshness that you find at a restaurant tation that, as far as I can tell, is unique like Zama. Eel, for example, benefited in Philadelphia right now. The entire from a beautiful earthy note beneath the cephalopod was sliced crosswise into a sweetness of its standard-issue barbecue dozen or so sections, but presented as sauce. But the fluke was bland and a bit a whole creature, from the delta-wedge on the dry side, and the mackerel arrived of its top all the way down to the messy smoked, which, while tasty, caused some tangle of its tentacles. The grilling lent initial concern, as no one had informed a lovely bass note, excellent in opposius that the restaurant had been unable tion to the fruity, tingling chili glaze. to source the raw fish and had replaced And while the decision to grill it whole it with a smoked one. resulted in some uneven cooking—the The only item that really left me cold MICHAEL PERSICO

Muntin is the kind of restaurant you want to root for: The simple decor is pleasant enough, the food is generally successful and the staff adds enough of a personal touch to make the otherwise quiet space a bit warmer.

But I’m nervous for it. In these days of collective economic discontent, a new spot has to really stand out from the crowd to lure a critical mass of firsttimers and crucial repeat customers.

And during two recent visits—a lunch and a dinner—Muntin stood distressingly quiet.

The problem doesn’t rest with the execution of the food, which is brightened up by enough unexpected highlights to give Muntin a fighting chance in the neighborhood.

It’s been a long time since I’ve tasted a better scallion pancake. And while it could have absorbed a bit less oil and projected a more pronounced scallion flavor, Muntin’s version was a textural home run, comprised of countless whisper-thin layers of phyllo-like dough collapsing in and snapping brightly with every bite.

Thai-style crispy red snapper, the ultimate grown-up fish stick, was not only a highlight of my Muntin experience, but a fantastic embodiment of the kind of food that Philadelphians seem to gravitate toward these days: Thoroughly comforting in its familiarity, with just enough of a twist to make it interesting. The dish was nothing more than tempurabattered and crisp-fried fish filets glazed with a subtly sweet-spicy chili sauce, but each aspect of the preparation succeeded both on its own—sweet fish, nutty crust, balanced sauce—and in the overall context.

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Center City East AMERICAN/CONTINENTAL Bar

1309 Sansom St. $ AS

Bill’s Breakfast & Lunch

1312 Sansom St. 215.985.2901. $ CC

Bonte

922 Walnut St. bontewaffles.com $ CC BR

Bump

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

Vintage Wine Bar & Bistro

Upstares at Varalli

Maccabeam

New Samosa

The Happy Rooster

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Valentino

Sahara Grill

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Ladder 15

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

231 S. Broad St. varalliusa.com $$$ CC AS

Sampan

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

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

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Vetri

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

Zavino

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

FRENCH Caribou Cafe

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

Zinc

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

1334 Walnut St. 215.985.4155. $$ CC BYOB

PERUVIAN Chifa

707 Chestnut St. chifarestaurant.com $$ CC AS

1210 Walnut St. akiphilly.com $$ CC AS

Irish Pub

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

Knock

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

Fat Salmon Morimoto

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

118 S. 12th St. finnmccoolsphilly.com $$ CC AS 1123 Walnut St. irishpubphilly.com $ CC AS 225 S. 12th St. knockphilly.com $$$ CC AS

Field House

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

Raw Sushi Lounge and Bar

1310 Drury St. mcgillins.com $ CC AS

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

Wasabi House

1116 Walnut St. moriartyspub.com $ CC AS

KOREAN

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

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

Marathon Grill

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

INDIAN Bindi

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

Bombay Express

122 S. 12th St. 215.922.0414 $ CC

Minar Palace

Naked Chocolate Cafe

1304 Walnut St. 215.546.9443 $ AS BYOB CC

Reading Terminal Market

1317 Walnut St. nakedchocolatecafe.com $ CC

Palace at the Ben

Little Pete’s

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

1214 Sansom St. fergies.com $ CC AS

1127 Pine St. effiesrestaurant.com $$ BYOB

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1 338 Chestnut St. 215.545.9588. thecapitalgrille.com $$$ CC AS

Hard Rock Cafe

L2 Restaurant and Bar

1709 Walnut St. 215.751.0201. $$ CC AS

Capital Grille

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1528 Sansom St.ladder15philly.com $$ CC AS

Fergie’s Pub

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1150 Fibert St. fieldhousephilly.com $$ CC AS

118 S. 16th St. thehappyrooster.com $$ CC AS BR

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428 N. 13th St. cafelift.com $ CC BR

Kanella

1214 Walnut St. 215.546.2009. $ CC

112 S. 13th St. 215.732.2400. zavino.com $ CC AS

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215.351.6265. $$$ CC BYOB

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

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Cherry Street Tavern

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

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

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705 Chestnut St. 215.928.2838. $$ CC

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205 S. 13th St. 215.545.8511. $$ CC 1 04 S. 21st St. 215.557.9593. tampoporestaurant.com $ CC BYOB

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

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Pita Pit

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834 Chestnut St. palaceattheben.com $$ CC AS BR

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Ruth’s Chris Steak House

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

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The Fountain

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

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116 S. 11th St. 215.922.6500. $$ CC AS

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Buca di Beppo

258 S. 15th St. buccadibeppo.com $$ CC AS

La Buca

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Jose’s

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Santa Fe Burrito

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Leila Café

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Prime Rib

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Public House

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261 S. 21st St.frisatsun.com $$$ CC AS

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By Matt Prigge mprigge@philadelphiaweekly.com Band of Ninja (1967): Movies and comics are, in most respects, mutually exclusive mediums. Still, it’d be nice if more movies based on comics borrowed a little more from their sources. Every now and then an ambitious filmmaker thinks so, too, as was the case when Japanese New Waver Nagisa Oshima (In the Realm of the Senses) got his mitts on Sanpei Shirato’s ass-kicking manga.

Rather than go live-action or even animation, Oshima simply filmed Shirato’s static images and hyper-edited them into a surprisingly kinetic epic.

Tank Girl (1995): Jamie Hewlett and Alan Martin’s British cult comic screams for a manic adaptation; for better or worse, it got one. Director Rachel Talalay mixes live action with animation and throws in musical numbers, fake backdrops, wacky prosthetics and Lori Petty doing a very obnoxious Tank Girl to the point where the few heads that saw it exploded.

Hulk (2003): Whatever its faults, ambition is not one of them: Ang Lee, a normally calm filmmaker, whipped up a nifty experiment with editing, dividing the frame into panels that constantly moved about, making sure the audience is always looking at at least three things at once. With a less plodding script this could have been the comic adaptation.

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American Splendor (2003): Thought bubbles and comic-style drawings of Paul Giamatti’s Harvey Pekar are some of the ways this Sundance fave stays true to its grouchy source.

Sin City (2005): The French toon Renaissance was the one that really borrowed the look of Frank Miller’s retro-noir comics—that is, black and white, no grays—but Robert Rodriguez’s take stays true in other, sleazier ways.

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Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010): Not only does Edgar Wright’s latest blend comics with cinema—the words “RING RING” appear when a phone rings—it also throws in fighter-gamestyle smackdowns and concert rockouts. It’s a film that exists at the nexus of comics, video games, music and, of course, cinema. n

Southern Discomfort Duvall is a delight, but Get Low 's overdirected folksiness gets stale fast.

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Somewhere on the outskirts of Tennessee, there lives a mean old hermit in the woods who likes to throw rocks and take shotgun blasts at anybody wandering onto his property. Lately, things have gotten so bad he’s changed the NO TRESSPASSING sign to one that reads NO DAMN TRESSPASSING. So of course he’s played by Robert Duvall.

A national treasure, Duvall has been periodically playing this same sort of semi-mythological Southern eccentric ever since he showed up as Boo Radley in To Kill A Mockingbird almost 50 years ago.

Robert Duvall made half his career out of that cuddly, incorrigible heart of darkness lurking just beneath the Mason-Dixon Line—which is something director Aaron Schneider trades on now, shamelessly.

It’s impossible to imagine Get Low without Duvall as the lead—ornery, trigger-happy recluse Felix Bush. Tommy Lee Jones is a smidge too young, and now that Gene Hackman’s unfortunately retired, we’re really in no country for these kind of old men. (I’d like to assume that at some point Eastwood tossed this cornpone screenplay straight into the circular file.)

Scripted by Chris Provenzano and C. Gaby Mitchell, the movie stars Duvall as a Depression-era boogeyman who finally emerges from the woods after 40 years, throwing his giant wad of rumpled “hermit money” into staging his own funeral. The only catch is that he wants to be around for the proceedings, which in his mind are more a party than a service.

Ulterior motives abound, so much so that the local pastor (Deadwood genius Gerald McRaney) won’t take the bait. Thank god, then, for Bill Murray. Playing a transplanted Chicago mortician with a penchant for fur-lined topcoats and booze, Murray’s Frank Quinn knows a payday when he sees one, and his deadpan, modern insouciance cuts through Get Low’s folksy solemnity like a cleaver through butter.

The earlier, better parts of Get Low focus on Murray’s mustachioed snake-oil salesman trying to wrangle that big ball of cash away from Duvall, and it’s a pleasure watching these two actors from strikingly different eras and disciplines squaring off.

There’s something excitingly incongruous about the way they hit their lines, with post-ironic Murray so tangled up in deftly timed eye-rolls and double entendres he can’t quite figure out the wily, plainspoken Duvall. The two go together like orange juice and toothpaste, but it’s fun.

Too bad cinematographer-turned-director Aaron Schneider has bigger things on

To Duvindow ... to Duvall!: Robert Duvall as yet another Southern eccentric in Get Low.

his mind, trotting out a ton of gradually expanding flashbacks, turning Get Low into a morality tale hinging on a shocking revelation that is neither shocking nor revelatory.

The behavior in the movie is what works, odd details that inform the characters and their backgrounds, but Schneider seems to see it otherwise, ramping up the big moments with deafening musical cues then abruptly dropping out the ambient sound and letting the “big” moments play out over shocking silence. Overdirecting in the worst amateur fashion, he hardsells a quaint story to the point where the allegedly humble little movie feels like it’s puffing out its chest all the time.

Provenzano’s and Mitchell’s screenplay is an actor’s dream, allowing Duvall the run of the table on eccentricity, only maddeningly hinting at Felix Bush’s tragic past until the actor finally gets to blurt it all out in a longhand Oscar-clip monologue that goes on forever and a day, during which Schneider’s camera is always in

the wrong place.

Once Duvall’s seriously weird actorly whims take over, Schneider’s too close, too soon, locked in so far he can’t back away to give his actors any breathing room. Robert Duvall is an actor who has always needed space to run; extreme close-ups are not his strong suit, especially not when he’s screaming “WHOO!” on the edge of tears.

The final reel of Get Low is almost unbearable, awash in sanctimony and testaments to a character who isn’t nearly as interesting as the movie thinks he is.

Thank god for Murray, along for the ride with eyebrows askance. All this hokum seems seriously annoying to him. He’s not alone. n

Grade: CDirector: Aaron Schneider Starring: Robert Duvall, Sissy Spacek, Bill Murray Running time: 100 minutes

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FREE OUTDOOR MOVIES Scott Pilgrim vs. the World DReview by Sean Burns

“FAN SERVICE: A vaguely defined term primarily used for any gratuitous content included in some form of entertainment primarily to please a core group of fans.”

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Life During Wartime BReview by Matt Prigge

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Sometimes filmmakers (or artists of any stripe, really) make something that forces you to entirely rethink everything they’ve done before, something that acts as a key to previous works you didn’t even think needed unlocking.

Let’s not go nuts: Life During Wartime, Todd Solondz’s sixth salvo continued on page 41

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Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World is Fan Service: The Movie, an insular, punishingly alienating experience preaching only to the faithful, devoted hearts of arrested 12-yearold boys. It’s singularly fixated on video games and shallow visions of women as one-dimensional objects to be either obtained or discarded and offers no possible point of entry to anybody over the age of 30.

Tricked out with a relentless barrage of gimmicky visuals, like the soaring large-print soundeffect text messages that constantly splinter the screen as if in a cartoon, director Edgar Wright’s headache-inducing, ADD-addled adaptation of Bryan Lee O’Malley’s beloved series of comic books pits our titular twerp (lamely played

by Michael Cera within his singular note of tiresome twee-ness) against new girlfriend Ramona Flowers’ Seven Evil Exes.

The concept is ripe with metaphor, as at the outset of any relationship, most partners face an uphill battle against the memories of those who came before.

Alas, Wright spends no time exploring this particular vein, instead choosing to clog the film with a relentless barrage of longform, CGI-enhanced PlayStation battle sequences. It’s all meek Cera kicking butts and performing impossible stunts with Super Mario Brothers sound effects—

which is funny for approximately 15 seconds.

Unfortunately, we get to watch the same overlong fight scene six times in a row. (Thank god two of the Evil Exes are twins and double up.)

But the biggest problem is that Scott Pilgrim is a heel, leading on and cheating on his dim-bulb underage girlfriend (who is Asian and quite unamusingly named Knives Chau, because that’s not offensive at all) while he chases after snot-nosed Ramona. Neither of the lovebirds is remotely interesting, nor do they have jobs, nor even anything interesting to say.

The movie is too lazy to even show Scott and Ramona falling for each other, and resorts to quicksilver montage. Instead, there’s scene after scene of Scott Pilgrim’s incongruous physical prowess in increasingly bizarre Mortal Kombat scenarios, but there’s never any reason to root for him or the love story at the heart of the plot. It’s all a wankoff fanboy wish fulfillment, telling scrawny losers that it’s OK to treat their women like shit if something “better” comes around. The only thing Scott Pilgrim vs. the World proves is that nerds can be just as shallow and mean-spirited as bullies.

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Several desultory Solondz traits remain: too-direct one-liners that ring false (Trish telling Timmy her new boyfriend made her “wet all over”); gallows humor that sometimes crosses over to cruelty (the revelation of one character’s death is particularly nasty). But Wartime becomes the tragedy of people seeking easy answers in a complex world, not because they’re stupid, middle-class idiots, but because they’re human. He feels for them. Perhaps he always has?

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at American society (see our interview with the director on page 44), doesn’t retroactively render Welcome to the Dollhouse, Storytelling or Palindromes masterpieces. They’re still (mostly) noxious works, seething in disdain for their characters, off-putting in tone and craft—or are they?

Life During Wartime isn’t exactly what you’d call optimistic, but it reveals a compassion in its maker that makes you feel it was there all along. Subtly. Maybe.

Wartime finds Solondz returning to 1998’s Happiness, in which he dragged an ensemble cast through some serious muck. But he also had unmistakable compassion for its sweet losers—including, most memorably, pedophile father Bill played by Dylan Baker—which may be why he’s resurrected them, albeit as different actors. Taking over for loopy Jane Adams, mousy Shirley Henderson plays (the aptly named!) Joy, visiting family in Florida. This includes Trish (Alison Janney), now divorced from Bill (now Ciaran Hinds) and raising their very inquisitive, very confused ginger son Timmy (Dylan Riley Snyder). Meanwhile, Bill, just out of prison, roams, not human, not yet a ghost.

The recasting can reek of gimmick (The Wire’s Michael K. Williams as Philip Seymour Hoffman!), but it also serves as an elegant rejoinder to the plight of the characters, who feel incapable of overcoming the events of Happiness—in other words, of change. Bill can fuck Charlotte Rampling, but he still dreams of little boys; Trish can move to Florida for a new life, but she still once married a pedo.

Eventually the subject of 9/11 is raised, along with notions of recovery and forgiveness, but Solondz isn’t out to prove a thesis, as it feels in some of his movies.

just a fraction of his more or less wildly successful de-repressing of America. His ‘zine sold not just a progressive view of sex, but a progressive view of politics, race relations and even (though this point isn’t as convincingly argued) gender relations. He published the work of blacklisted authors. His variety shows boasted integrated musicians. His clubs booked Dick Gregory when no one booked black comics. He employed a preRoots Alex Haley to do thrillingly candid interviews with the likes of Miles Davis and, at one point, a Neo-Nazi. In the doc’s view of the 20th century, Hefner is less a leisurely horndog swimming in silicone than a Zelig-Forrest Gump type, present and often instrumental in just about every game-changing event in the last half-century.

This may be true, but it doesn’t make for particularly compelling viewing. Indeed, though the credited director is Brigitte Berman, Hugh Hefner often feels like it could have been made by Hugh Hefner. Fascinating as his life is, this is a Wikipedia doc: a purely expository jaunt through history that, on the few occasions it goes deeper, remains shallow or incoherently defensive. (It’s not a great sign that the too-brief section on Hefner’s battles with ‘70s feminists gives the last word to Jenny McCarthy.)

It’s incredible to see the young Hefner as he suavely bulldozes conservative ideals; the perfect image of his unique power is the show Playboy After Dark, where he and intellectuals would speak openly and radically about the day’s issues while surrounded by scantily clad babes. But even at over two hours, this hagiography—which never dwells on Playboy’s cultural attaché today, much less its financial state postInternet porn—favors a reductive culture-war reading. On the side of good are Hefner and his contently smiling minions, ranging in quality from Gore Vidal to Gene Simmons; on the other, a few token prudes, including Pat Boone, feminist Susan Brownmiller and windbag Dennis Prager. No doubt that’s how Hef sees it, too. n

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This was your first feature since Shaun of the Dead without Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Did you view it as a challenge to collaborate with others?

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Edgar Wright: I was given it a couple weeks after it was published as a potential film, and I loved it.

Since then, it’s been a six-year process of stalling for time, waiting for Bryan [Lee O’Malley] to finish the books. It’s been amazing watching it grow into a cult phenomenon.

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And I’m from Toronto, too, so they had a special connection to me. But I read them as a casual reader, because I had no idea they were going to be a movie. And I didn’t think I’d be able to do it because I was too young at the time.

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It’s understandable; contempt is a strong word. “I think it’s just reductive. It’s not interesting,�

Solondz tells me during the press tour for his sixth feature, Life During Wartime. Perhaps more appropriate charges would be “bleakness� or “pessimism.� Starting with his breakthrough, 1995’s middle-school saga Welcome to the Dollhouse, Todd Solondz has crafted small, dark looks into middleSolondz class America—“sad comedies,� as he describes them—that pull no punches and rarely go for the happy ending when the worst-case scenario will do. “Pessimism in the right context is a good, healthy thing,� he retorts. “When we went to Iraq, was it good to be optimistic? Or maybe we should have been pessimistic. Some lives could have been saved if we hadn’t been so optimistic.�

As the Talking Heads-derived title suggests, war hangs in the background of the film’s characters, though it never explicitly intrudes. Describing Wartime as a post-9/11 film, Solondz says he wanted to “discuss the theme of forgiveness,� which he says as explanation, though he does describe the puts to the test by having the young Timmy (Dylan recasting by saying “it’s almost like everyone’s a Riley Snyder) ask his mother Trish (Alison Janney) ghost of a former character.� But the idea of charif the 9/11 terrorists could ever be forgiven. It’s not acters trying and failing to overcome past tragmeant to be merely shocking. edies and change—like Bill, released from prison, “After the Twin Towers collapsed, there was a or his ex-wife, Trish, seeking a new life in Florida— groundswell of people who wanted to do sometakes on another dimension when the characters thing,� he recalls. “It was very beautiful and have literally changed appearances. precious. And I remember Giuliani replying, ‘Go “I think Americans buy into this myth of redempshopping.’ It was such a slap in tion. Polticians or celebrities do the face, such an obscenity. It drugs, do drinking, do prostitutes, underscores the sense of insuthen they find God. It’s cyclical, "Pessimism in the larity that was being promoted and the public really rallies to this right context is a and continues to be. We live in cycle, this paradigm of redempa country perpetually at war, tion. But my movie doesn’t opergood, healthy thing." regardless of the president.� ate that way,� he says. “We are Life During Wartime could only humans as defined by our be called a sequel to Solondz’s own limitations, to the extent that notoriously grim 1998 Happiness; he prefers the we can accept, forgive, connect, embrace.� term “quasi-sequel� or “variation.� That’s because It’s here that Solondz sounds downright hopeful. the entire film has been recast, sometimes miniTrish spends the film answering difficult questions mally, sometimes dramatically. It’s a big step from about pedophilia, homosexuality and terrorism baby-faced everyman Dylan Baker, who originally from her very inquisitive son—a type seen in both played the pedophile Bill—Trish’s husband and Happiness and Storytelling—and usually giving him Timmy’s father—to steely, intimidating Irish actor dodgy, canned answers like “the terrorists hate Ciaran Hinds. our freedom and democracy.� Solondz is quick “I love Dylan, and I love the way he looks and to defend her questionable parenting choices, functions in [Happiness],� he says. “But I wanted though. “She finds herself trying too hard to put someone who had the weight and gravitas, a more herself out there, to create a new life, and going dead-man-walking, ghostlike husk of a soul, that to places that aren’t expected of her. If you had a Ciaran seems to embody.� spouse who had such a crime and such a history, The shift from Jon Lovitz to Paul Reubens as what do you tell your children?� a character who killed himself in Happiness and The same goes for Timmy, wrestling with matreturns in dreams seems more slight. However, Reuters he’s too young and sheltered to comprehend. bens “has this whole history that brings a poignancy “The inquisitiveness signifies a curiosity and a to his scenes.� Solondz calls it playful, albeit secretly. quest for understanding, which is something I “In my head, he’s playing a character who probably always see in a positive way,� Solondz says. “Yes, has a Pee-Wee Herman doll at home.� he’s troubled. Yes, he’s confused. But that’s how Solondz insists the recasting is not a gimmick. you grow up. It makes for a richer life. I don’t see “I wanted to make it more interesting to me,� he him with bleakness.� n

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Girls mature physically more quickly than boys, which means most girls your age already look like young women and they’re generally attracted to (slightly) older boys—and there you are, aching for your first girlfriend, but still looking like a short, hairless chimp.

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Join a gym and get yourself a body that girls will find irresistible, read—read books—so that you’ll have something to say to girls (the best way to make girls think you’re interesting is to actually be interesting), and get out of the house and do shit—political shit, sporty shit, arty shit—so that you’ll meet different kinds of girls in different kinds of settings and become comfortable talking with them.

Some more orders: Get a decent haircut and use deodorant and floss your teeth and take regular showers and wear clean clothes. Go online and read about birth control and STIs, and learn enough about female anatomy that you’ll be able to find a clitoris in the dark. Masturbate in moderation—no more than 10 times a day—and vary your masturbatory routine.

I can’t emphasize this last point enough. A vagina does not feel like a clenched fist, HUTB, nor does a mouth, an anus, titty fucking, dry humping, or e-stim. If you don’t want to be sending me another pathetic letter in five years complaining about your inability to come unless you’re beating your own meat, HUTB, you will vary your routine now so that you’ll be able to respond to different kinds of sexual stimulation once you do start getting the girls.

Good luck, kiddo.

(The above advice was for a straight teenage boy. Gay teenage boys should read “boys” where I said “girls,” “anus” where I said “vagina,” “prostate” where I said “clitoris,” and “fist” where I said “fist.”)

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SALON COORDINATOR Seeking full or part time coordinater for upscale CC salon, please send resume to salonthalia@aol.com Seeking Barber/Stylist for shop in South Philly with own following. Call 609-560-1612 Tenet Health System St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children seeks a Physician - Adolescent Medicine and a Physician. Req: PA Medial license and 3 years of US residency. Contact: lisa. coulter@tenethealth.com. EOE Tenet Health System St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children seeks a Physician - Emergency Pediatrics in Philadelphia, PA. Req.: PA Medial license and 3 years of US residency. Contact: lisa.coulter@tenethealth.com.

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Center City/Art Museum Lg selection of affordable studios, 1, 2 & 3 BD thruout city. $500-2700/ mo. WPRG 215-636-0100 or 215-546-9247

Northeast, Fox Chase, Near R8 Train Station, Plenty of Parking, Renovated, Granite Countertops, Marble Bathroom, No Pets, ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED!! Washer/Dryer, 8022 Pine Road, See www.

GasHeart.com, 215-485-1015, $750/month PINE/15TH: LARGE STUDIO, WOOD/FLS, EIK. $925+ NOW! Pine R.E, 1503 Pine. 215-735-8896, website: www.pinere.com RITT. SQ. AREA: STUDIOS/ ROOMS Some Include Elect,Heat,Hot Water. $625$795 (215)806-1526

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ONE BEDROOM 100% AWESOME 2BRS in Old City, HW fls, SS appls, common roofdeck. $1795. 215-413-3732 11TH & MOYAMENSING Lg.1bedrm., ultra mod.,3rd.flr.apt.

C/A,G/H,H/W Flrs., W/D,Intercom + more! No Pets. $725/mo.+utils.

215-468-7852 12TH & LOCUST V.Cool apt, CA, WD, DW and More. $1050+. PMG 215-545-7007 x302 12th & Locust- Fab 1BR apt, CA, GD, DW, WD. $1095+ PMG 215-5457007 x302 12TH LOMBARD: BI-LEVEL, WLK-IN-CLST, DW GD, AC, HRDWD/TILE, ELC/HT, WD AUG. $1095+elc. 215-733-0480 13TH JACKSON, MODERN, BRAND NEW, EX-LRG CONDO. HRDWD, GRANITE COUNTERS $1150. 484-431-5920 13TH PINE: SUNNY, HI/CEILINGS, DEC/FRPL. NEW KIT. WD/STRG bldg SEPT. $1095mo.

215-733-0480 15th/Spruce: Beautiful Art Deco High-rise 1Bdrm Apt, Desk Attendant, HW Flrs, Updated Kitch, Onsite Laundry, Intercom Entry, Amazing Location! Avail Oct. From $1080/Mo. 215-735-8030. Lic #219789.

15th/Spruce: HUGE 1bdrm in Beautiful Brownstone, Great Location, Hi Ceilings, 2 Deco FP, HW Flrs, Updated Kitchen, Onsite Laundry, AC, Intercom Entry, Pet Friendly. Avail Sept. $1340/Mo. 215-735-8030. Lic # 380139.

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TWO BEDROOM 100% Awesome 2BR apts in Old City, HW floors, SS appls, Common roof deck. $1795. Call 215-413-3732 10TH and FEDERAL: 2BR, CA, 1BA, WD. $1350+. 215-922-3910. mcolaizzo@comcast.net 10th/PINE, WASHINGTON SQUARE: MODERN RENOVATED 2/bd/2ba apt. High ceilings, dining area, large living room, original tin ceilings, hardwood floors, working fireplace, d/w, g/d, w/d. Central heat/air.

Large bdrms. Great closets. $1895mo www.hermanrealtygroup.com 11th & Green 2BR bilevel, high ceilings, lg windows, built-in bookcase & marble mantel in LR, eat-in K, lg bathroom, CA. Walk to CC & Chinatown, convenient to public trans. $950+. patriciatoy@ gmail.com 12th SOUTH: MODERN KIT, CA, DW, GD, WD, PATIO, INCLUDES GATED PARKING, $1475+ George Gay R.E. 215-563-6724 13TH/LOMBARD No Pets.

Seeking quiet tenant for owner occupied Bldg. HW/flrs, FP, A/C, G/D, Tile Kit/bath, Dining/Rm, Gas-Heat $1325+ 215-985-1273 14XX RITNER ST. First Flr., 2BDRS, newly-renovated. First, last, 1mth. security. $800+ utilities. 215-467-8223 or 856304-6227

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15TH ST (Ave of Arts) 2BR 1st fl, Garden patio, WD, Mrble ba/Jac. $1050+. 877-848-8874 15TH ST 2BR 2nd fl, Ultra mod, HW flrs, Mrbl BA w/Jacz. Deck. $995+. 877-848-8874 18/PINE, RITTENHOUSE SQ. 2BD/2BA. OWNERS UNIT!!!

Totally renovated. Beautiful Bi-lvl apt. Beautiful owners unit. New stainless kitchen, new marble baths, dw, gd, wd. Beautiful inlaid Hrdwd fls, non working fireplace, high ceilings, original moldings.

CH/CA. Master suite is entire floor with custom marble bath ensuite! Tons of charm! $2295+ Herman RE 215-5143524 www.hermanrealtygroup. com 18/SPRUCE, RITTENHOUSE SQ. 2BD/2BA. TOTALLY RENOVATED beautiful Owners unit. New STAINLESS kit., New MARBLE baths, dw, gd, wd. Beautiful inlaid hrdwd fls, non working frpl, high ceilings, original moldings, CH/CA. Master suite w custom marble bath ensuite.

Tons of charm! $2675+ Herman RE 215-514-3524 www. hermanrealtygroup.com 19/SPRUCE, RITTENHOUSE SQUARE: 2bd/1ba. TOTALLY RENOVATED, BEAUTIFUL apt.

NEW kit. & 1.5baths, dw, gd, wd. Original pine flrs., cathedral ceilings, Frpl, Skylight. $2095+ Herman RE, 215-5143524 www.hermanrealtygroup. com 20XX Cypress Street, RITTENHOUSE SQUARE AREA, 2-Bedroom Huge, gorgeous 2-bedroom, bi-level, 1 1/2 baths, 3rd & 4th floors of owner occupied brownstone. Cen A/C, D/W, G/D, W/W carpet, W/D on premises. Avail Immediately. 10-mo or 22 mo lease required. Small pets may be possible, restrictions apply. $1950 per month, plus elect. Contact kjpel@verizon.net for further info. and appt.

21ST & PINE Fab apt, HWF HCeils, Incl heat. MORE. $2095+.

PMG 215-545-7007 x110 21st WALNUT: HRDWD/FL. HI/ CEIL, NEW KIT. LRG LVRM, WD/ STRG bldg HT, WTR INCLD. $1599 Sept. 215-733-0480 22ND & PARRISH Fab apt w/2BA, Den, HW flrs, Deck. $1695+. PMG 215-545-7007 x303 33RD & SPRING GARDEN VIC. Beautiful 1BDR & 2BDR Apts.

Recently renov. 410-818-7271 42XX SPRUCE, UNIVERSITY CITY. SEPTA, SHOPPING. LAUNDRY (1)BLOCK Avl NOW. (215)651-6242 6XX S. 16TH ST. Modern, bi-level apt. Avail. Immedi. $1150+ utilities. Jack 215-768-3929 8TH & CATHARINE-1ST FLR., 2BEDRMS.,HARDWOOD FLRS.,BASEMENT,YARD. NO PETS! 215-915-5347.

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8TH LOCUST, 2BDRMS PLUS GIGANTIC LOFT (POSSIBLE 3BDRMS), 1.5BATHS, PENTHOUSE w/PRIVATE ELEVATOR. ALL MODERN AMENITIES. AC, HRDWD/FLS WD, ETC. USEABLE common outside area, (2) STORAGE AREAS. Pet Friendly w/ restrictions. PARKING available.

BEST OF THE BEST! $2200. Tanya 215-922-6088 or email tanya@ ans_hrv.com 9TH & SOUTH Cool 2BR apt w/CA, DW, Close to Wholefds. $1150+. PMG 215-545-7007 x302 ACADEMY HOUSE, 15TH/ LOCUST 2BDRM, 2BA CONDO. HIGH FL, EAST VIEW TERRACE CHT/CAC MICRO, DW, WD $2000 INCLUDES GAS & ELECTRIC. 1888637-6785 ART AREA: 21st/Brandywine 2BR 2BA, HW flrs, WD, Deck. $1800+. 215-353-6636 ART MUSEUM 2427 BROWN ST Lg corner 2br, 1ba, w/w, d/w, w/d, Avail Sept. $1195/mo Call Charlie 267-254-6930 ART MUSEUM: Cityview 2 bed/1 bath + covered parking. All utilities incl. 24-hr. fitness ctr. and doorman. No pets allowed. Avail.

9/10. Call 215.704.3776 for appts. or details.

GRAD HOSPITAL bi-level, 2br, 2ba,. w/d, dw,a/c, deck $1400+ 215-817-3504 MANAYUNK/ROXBOROUGH: Lrg 2bdrm, Renovated Kitch/Bathrm, Patio/Balc Laundry, Gym, Pool, Tennis/ Basketball Crts, Free Shuttle to Main Street Manayunk, Pets Welcome.

From $1220/Mo. 888-5389667. Ask about how you can receive FREE Furniture for 1 Year! EXECUTIVE SHORT TERM FURNISHED SUITES AVAILABLE. lic# 218436 Manayunk/Roxborough: Bright, Large 2Bdrm, Balc, Central Air, Prkg, Laundry, ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED! Oversized Windows, NEW Kitchen, DW/GD, Abundant Closet Space, Gym, Pool, Shuttle to Main St. From $1195/Mo. 215482-4246. lic# 215101 MANAYUNK/ROXBOROUGH: Charming 2Bdrm, Bright, Oversize Closets, All New Carpets Throughout, Intercom Entry, Onsite Prkg, AC, Updated Kitchen/Bathrm. Heat/Water/ Gas Incl. 1st month free on select apts! From $1020/Mo. 215-482-0788. lic# 218586 Manayunk/Roxborough: Large 2 Bdrm, Patio, Washer/Dryer, Gym Membership, Private Entrance, Parking, Cats Welcome, Shuttle to Main Street Manayunk. From $1115 /Mo. 888-633-9365. Lic # 223386 OLD CITY V.Large 2BR, WD, High eff gas heat, AC, HW flrs, $1800+.

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THREE + BEDROOMS 17XX SO. 11TH ST-BI-LEVEL APT. 3BEDRMS. AVAIL. 9/1.

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AVENUE OF THE ARTS: PENTHOUSE Avail! One of a kind spacious bi-level penthouse in historic Art Deco High-Rise, 3bdrms/ 3 Full Baths/ 2 half baths, 4 Lrg Terraces w/Amazing City Views, Entertainment Rm w/ Wet Bar, New Kitch w/ Granite Countertops, W/D, CA, Vaulted Ceilings, HW Flrs.

Avail Sept. $4300/Mo. 215735-8030. Lic #219789.

PINE/10TH: 4BDRMS, 1.5BA, WOOD FLOORS $2290+ Pine R.E, 1503 Pine. 215-735-8896, website: www.pinere.com QUEEN VILLAGE: 3BR, 2BA w/CA. $1650+. Call for details: 215-9223910. mcolaizzo@comcast.net Rittenhouse Square: Enormous 3bdrm w/ 2 Full Baths in Beautiful Historic Brownstone, Full Size Washer/Dryer in Apt, HW Flrs, 2 Decorative Fireplaces, Hi Ceilings, Newly Remodeled Kitchen w/ Granite Countertop, Separate Dining Rm, Living Rm, & Family Rm, A/C, Spacious Rooms, Terrific Location! $2850/Mo. 215-7358030. #216850

HOUSE FOR RENT 1xx McClellan St 3BR, well kept home. no pets. $1100/mo. First/ last/sec. 215-467-8187 16XX LATONA ST-3BDRMS.,NEW KIT.NEW HDW.FLRS.-T/O. $750/ MO.+UTLS. CILIONE RE. 215271-7070.

28XX ERNST ST. Vic.25th & Passyunk,2BDR, New Bath, Parking, $850+utilities. 267-278-2797 48xx HAZEL- Victorian twin w/ 4bdrms & 2.5 baths. Fully renovated kitchen with works! Formal DR, Upstairs W/D. Lots of open space, unique layout. Storage galore! Front porch & backyard. $2200/mo+ utils. Call Urban & Bye Realtor 215-222-4800.

FISHTOWN/NORTHERN LIBERTIES Newly reno 2 bd with yd, W&D, $950.00 month incl. WTR 215.463.2950 FITLER SQUARE Pristine 3BR, 2.5 bth Townhouse 2 Fplcs, fam rm,C/A, deck & patio $3200/mo 610-667-6655 JEFFERSON UNIV VIC Spacious 3BR house, w/1.5BA, FP, CA, Deck/Yard, WD. $1895+. Call 215-985-0600

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Renovated kitchen, W/D, private backyard, sunroom! $1335/ month. Call to schedule a tour: 215-243-7802 Midvale near Ridge Ave. 3BD/1.5BA house available.

Renovated kitchen, W/D, private backyard, sunroom! $1335/ month. Call to schedule a tour: 215-243-7802 PACKER PARK 3bdrms.,1.5baths.

C/A, W/D, Refrg. $1400/mo.+.

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Ridge Ave 5BD/2BA house available! Huge LR, W/D, renovated eat-in kitchen, deck and parking! $2020/month. Call to schedule a tour: 215-243-7802 Ridge Ave 5BD/2BA house available! Huge LR, W/D, renovated eat-in kitchen, deck and parking! $2020/month. Call to schedule a tour: 215-243-7802

ROOM FOR RENT 124 LOMBARD, HEAD HOUSE SQUARE, SOCIETY HILL. “TOKIO B&B” STUDIOS. ($55-$100) DAILY rates. ($300-$500) WEEKLY rates. We also have MONTHLY rates AVAIL. Website http://sushi.madamesaito. com Call MADAME SAITO 215922-2515

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OFFICE SPACE 12TH & SPRUCE 1st fl Office available w/300SF. Pvt bath. $800+ Elec. Call 215-985-0600 OLD CITY, FRONT & MARKET: 600sq.ft., BI-LEVEL, CA $850+Utls. Renzi Management.

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PARKING SPACE Fairmount & 18th parking space $75. Contact WPRG 215636-0100 X203 Walnut & 20th- parking space $175 Call WPRG 215-636-0100 x203

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215-922-1625 9th/Pine: Charming Studio in Brownstone, Hi Ceilings, HW Flrs, Sep Kitch, Intercom Entry, Onsite Laundry. $715/Mo. Avail Sept.

215-735-8030. Lic # 216245 Art Museum Area, ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED! Washer/ Dryer in basement, Two Studio Apts. Available, No Pets, High Ceilings, See You Tube Video at www.GasHeart.com, 1625 Brown Street, Open House Thursdays 7:00pm-7:30pm, 215-485-1015, $650/month each BROAD AND PINE Adorable Studio, incl heat. $750+ PMG 215-545-7007 x302

ONE BEDROOM 15th/Spruce: Huge 1Bdrm in Beautiful Brownstone, Large Rooms, Abundant Closet Space, Modern Kitchen, Walk-In Cedar Closet, Laundry, Intercom Entry.

Avail Sept. $925/Mo. 215-7358030. lic# 380139 16TH WALLACE: RENOVATED with PRIVATE ENTRANCE. $695 Tanya 215-922-6088 17TH & WALLACE Cool apt, avail now. $550+. PMG 215-545-7007 x303 19TH WAVERLY: HRDWD/ FL. NEW KIT. WD/STRG bldg INCLDS HT/WTR SEPT. $995mo.

215-733-0480 22ND & SPRING GARDEN Great 1BR, HW floors, Deck. $825+. PMG 215-545-7007 x303 22nd WALNUT: JUNIOR NEW KITCHEN, HRD/FLS, HI/CEIL WD/STR bldg AUG. $850. 215733-0480 9TH LOMBARD: SUNNY, PRVT YARD, HRD, WD/STRG bldg SEPT. $1195mo. 215-733-0480 ART MUSEUM: 26th & Parrish Lg 1BR w/Dressing rm, 1.5BA, HW flrs, WD in bldg. $800+ Utils. Avail 09/01. 215-236-4937 ART MUSEUM: 22xx Green StCompletely remodeled 1BR, New appls, DW, GD, HW floors, C/air.

1yr lease, NO PETS. $1200/mo+.

215.561.5564 BELLA VISTA 1 person, NO PETS NON SMOKER Sunny combo Kit/LR Carpets $800+elc. 215625-0391 BROAD AND MOORE VIC Lovely 1BR, Pvt entrance, conv to pub trans. $695 incl heat. Please call after 12n, 215-389-6877 BROAD & RITNER ST. 1BDR, 1ST FLR. C/A,W/D,YD. New Construction. $800+ utilities.

215-913-9866 FISHTOWN Modern One Bedroom Apt. $550 plus cooking Gas & Electric. 267-230-9359 OLD CITY: (108 Market) 2nd fl., Loft w/sep bdrm $995/mo+. 3rd fl Loft $895/mo+. Overlooking Ben Franklin Bridge. Exposed brick walls, Wood floor, W/D, Gas heat. $995/mo+. 215-627-4414 PENNSPORT: NEWLY RENOVATED 3rd fl, IDEAL for 1 person.

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215-627-4414 RITTENHOUSE SQUARE!! 301 South 19th Street: Old World Charm Building Rentals. STUDIO Apartments $1,300+ Per Month; ONE BEDROOM Apartments $1,600-$1,800 Per Month; INCLUDES HEAT. All With Hardwood Floors, High Ceilings, Plentiful closet space, Doorman Building, Cat Friendly. CALL TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT, 215-735-5757 Or E-MAIL: DelanceyPlace@ aol.com THE ROOSEVELT (2220 Walnut Street)- Beautifully renovated apts. in the RITTENHOUSE SQUARE AREA of Philadelphia.

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1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments, Condos & Townhouses ONE BEDROOM 1701 PINE ST. 1500 sq.ft bi-level penthouse, two full baths,c/a,w&d,pets ok ABBOTTS Sq.Nice 1 Br.,1 to 1.5 Bths., c/a, w&d, balcony, nice vu’s 1100 VINE ST 1 Br., 1 Bath, c/a, w&d, w/w carpet,pet friendly, all utilities inc.

2135 WALNUT #303 NEC (22ND & WALNUT ST.) 1 Br., 1 Bth, a/c, laundry in bst.

SOCIETy HILL TOWERS Upgraded 1 Br., 1 Bth, Corner, Utilities included 2ND & PINE ST. Charming 1 Br.,1 Bth., private garden, wood flrs., a/c 1703 E. MOyAMENSINg AVE. (MORRIS ST) 1 Br., 1 Bath, wood floors

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TOWNHOUSES ABBOTTS Sq. Garden house #8 2nd & Lombard Sts. 2 Br., 2.5 Bths, lg. deck 621C S. AMERICAN ST (qUEEN VILLAgE) trinity house 1Br.,Den, w&d, nice light LOMBARD ST. 3 Brs., 2.5 Bths., Furnished, nice kitchen, garden, c/a, w&d

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Pine & 9th 2Bd's, floors, W/D $575-1000 Locust & 21st Studios & 1Bd's, laundry, heat incl.

Lombard & 9th 1BD’s W/W, C/A, W/D $975-$995 $850-950 Pine & 21st 1Bd's, hardwood, heat incl., yard &2BD 21stW/W, 1Bd's, heat bi-level, incl., yard laundry $850-950 Spruce & 12th 2Bd, 1-1/2 bath, Pine & 9thPine - Lg. C/Ahardwood, $1025 $700-1000 Pine & 22nd 1 & 2Bd, hardwood, heat incl. $700-1000 Spruce & Pine 10th&- Cozy H/Whardwood, heat incl. $795 22ndStudio 1 & 2Bd, Spruce & 16th Old World, 1 & 2Bd's, hardwood $750-1100 Lombard & 23rd 1 &2Bd, bi-level, A/C Bainbridge & 12th & - Newly StudiosA/C /1BDs $725-$895 $750-1100 Lombard 23rd renovated 1 &2Bd, bi-level, $875-1000 Chestnut & 20th Ultra mod 1Bd's, C/A, great location Art Area Ultra&Mod & 3Bd's, W/D, Parking $875-1000 Chestnut 20th 1 Ultra mod VILLAGE 1Bd's, C/A, Deck, great location QUEEN $875-1700 19th Newly renov, mod studio, 1 & 2Bd's SouthLombard & 7th -& 2 BD W/D, Deck, Garage $1250 $875-1700 Lombard &Townhouse 19thmod Newly renov, mod studio, 1 & 2Bd's Old City Fab ultra 1 & 2Bd's, deck $800-850 Broad & ModW/W, 1Bd's, W/D, C/A, heat incl.

Bainbridge & Spruce 3rd Bd’s $650-$735 $800-850 Broad & -1 Spruce ModC/A 1Bd's, W/D, C/A, heat incl.

Catharine & 2nd - Cozy studio, H/W $850-995$595 Lombard &City 9th 1Bd & 2Bd, w/d, hardwood, laundry University 3Bd, totally renovated $850-995 Lombard & 9th 1Bd2& bath, 2Bd, w/d, hardwood, laundry $995-1100 Pine & 9th 2Bd's, h/w floors, W/D ART MUSEUM $995-1100 Pine & 9th 2Bd's, h/w floors, W/D Spring Garden Collonade-Extremely Nice Studio Mt. Vernon Studio’s, $650-$725 $995 Spruce&&21st 12th- 2Bd, 1-1/2H/W, bath,laundry bi-level, laundry $995 Spruce & 12th 2Bd, bath, bi-level, laundry Green &20th Great 1BD’s, H/W,1-1/2 $850 Q.V.Spruce 3rd Bambridge & 2Bd's, W/W, C/A$995-1350 &-&16th Old World, 1laundry & 12Bd's, hardwood $995-1350 Spruce & 16th- Studio/1BD’s, Old World, 1 & 2Bd's, hardwood Spring Garden & 20th H/W, Deck $650-$825 $950-1750 Art Area Ultra Mod 1 & 3Bd's, W/D, Deck, Parking Spring Garden &- Mod 19th Studio, incl. $950-1750 Art Area Ultra 1 & 3Bd's, W/D,hardwood, Deck, Parking Heat$525-$695 Spring Garden & 19th Fab Studio’s H/W $825-1375 Old & City Fab1ultra modlaundry, 1 & 2Bd's, deck Wallace 20th& 2BD, yard $820-$1200 $825-1375 Old City Fab ultraMod mod 1 1Bd, & 2Bd's, deckW/D Fairmount & 18th C/A, $1950 University 3Bd, 2 bath, totally renovated Aspen & 26th –City Studio & 1BD laundry $775-$850 $1950 University City 3Bd,H/W, 2 bath, totally renovated Fairmount &Garden 18th&- 21st 1BD’s W/W, C/A,Studio, deck,NiceYard, Collonade-Extremely StudioLaundry $700 Mt.Spring Vernon Gret $700 Spring Garden Collonade-Extremely Nice Studio private entrance. see $775-$850 $600-675 Q.V. 3rd & Must Bambridge 1 & 2Bd's, W/W, C/A $600-675 Wallace &-3rd 20th 1Bd,C/A, parquet floors, yard Q.V. & Bambridge 1 & 2Bd's, W/W, C/A Brown & 27th Mod, 1BD’s, W/D $995-$1200 $375 Spring Garden & 19th Studio, hardwood, Heat incl. $375 Spring Garden & 19th PARKING Studio, hardwood, Heat incl.

Aspen & 26th 1Bd, laundry $625 Fairmount & 18th ModW/W, 1Bd, C/A, W/D $625 Fairmount & 18th Mod 1Bd, C/A, W/D Walnut & 20th Parking space $175 $600 Mt. Vernon & 21st Gret Studio, Yard, Laundry $600 Vernon & 21stspace Gret Studio, Yard, Laundry FairmountMt. & 18th - Parking $75 $700 Wallace & 20th 1Bd, parquet floors, yard $700 Wallace & 20th 1Bd, parquet floors, yardNeeds Apts to Fit Everyone’s $600 Aspen & 26th 1Bd, W/W, laundry $600 Aspen & 26th 1Bd, W/W, laundry

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To See the Following, Call David Snyder 267.968.8600 1027-31 Arch Street #405-Bi-level loft w/2 bd/2 ba,full kit,oversized C/T ba 2332-38 Carpenter Street #3C-2 bdrm unit w/SS applns,bamboo flrs,cstm bath,w/d in unit.

2332-38 Carpenter Street #3D-2 bdrm unit w/SS applns,bamboo flrs,cstm bath,w/d in unit.

155 Parker Avenue #A-Roxborough-2 bd /1 ba,kit,eating area,C/A,W/D in unit 769 S 4th Street #1ST FL-Studio apartment in safe & fun Queen Village,avail 9/1.

To See the Following, Call Fran Wyner (215)627-6005 2401 Pennsylvania Avenue #7B32-2 bd/2 ba w/terrace,hrwd flrs,available 8/15,2028 sq.ft.

To See the Following, Call Joanne Davidow (215)790-5656 1625 Spruce Street #3F-Deluxe 2-bedroom condo. Central air. Basement, deck.

To See the Following, Call Johanna Loke (215)893-9800 220 Locust Street #22H-High floor,1 bedroom,sunset and skyline view.

1806-18 Rittenhouse Square #1112-Upgraded,1 bedroom,1 bath,park view.

To See the Following, Call John Featherman 215-790-5221 1737-39 Chestnut Street #400-Hi-end 2B/3b in Rittn Sq, open kitchen, media room & more 1213-15 Locust Street #A-High end 3BR/3b PH condo 3061SF lrg terrace min 2yr lease 113 N Bread Street #3G2-2 BR/2 baths. Garage.

400-26 S Broad Street #1907-Corner 2B/2b at Symphony House, balcony, 1 car grg prking 1718 Spruce Street-5B/5.5b home in Rittenhouse square. Timeless craftmanship 1626 Spruce Street #4-Large 1B/1b in Rittn Sq, parquet flrs, a/c, w/d, large deck 202-10 W Rittenhouse Square #1707-2B/2.5b at the Rittenhouse, Square view. Be spoiled!

224-30 W Rittenhouse Square #1213-1B/1b the Dorchester, w/d, util inc, fit ctr, 24/7 security, To See the Following, Call Kathy Conway (215)440-8190 212 Brown Street #3A-Amazing opportunity to lease a 1 bd/2 bd or 3 bd unit.

To See the Following, Call Kheon Benjamin (215)546-0550 1001-13 Chestnut Street #902W-1Bd/1Ba charming condominium all utilities included To See the Following, Call Michael Keough 215-888-1775 2251 Fitzwater Street #1F-Bi-level 1 bd,open LR/Kit,spiral staircase To See the Following, Call Mike McCann (215) 440-8345 511 Addison Court-3 bedroom/2 and 1/2 baths, Garage,basement,red brk grdn.

1228-32 Arch Street #6A-2 bd/2 ba,kit w/brkfst bar,orig wood flrs.

2101 Market Street #2402-2 bd/2 ba condo,kit w/ marble countertops,granite flr.

112 Market Street #2-1 bd/1.5 ba w/gor views,kit w/island,white cab/SS appln.

512 N 36th Street-3 bd/1 ba bi-level unit,refinished flrs,freshly painted.

335 N Front Street #A-2 bd/2 ba,wide open Lr w/hw flrs,kit w/granite island.

735 North Terrace #B-Lovely gated, landscaped crtyd setting,2 bd/1 bath unit.

250 S 13th Street #3C-Beaut 1 bd/1 ba,hi ceil,hrwd flrs t/o,kitchen w/granite.

1433 Snyder Avenue-Renov store/office w/full kit/half ba,could be used as apt.

To See the Following, Call Rose Ann Jugla (215)790-5637 1806-18 Rittenhouse Square #608-Wonderful 2br w/crown molding & fresh paint in a drmn bldg To See the Following, Call Stephen Ferguson (215)521-1567 1 Academy Circle #208-1,000 + Sq Ft,13’ ceilings,hrwd flrs,granite kit,prkng.

To See the Following, Call Suzin Kline 215-440-7505 1414 S Penn Square #12D-1 bd w/north view At The Ritz Carlton,1050 sq.ft.

To See the Following, Call Travis Rodgers (215) 790-5234 225 S 18th Street #505-Stylish 1br/1b w/granite s/s kit & beaut marble bath

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1136 N 4th Street – Duplex. 2 Bedroom Units. Perfect for Living or Investment. Unit 1 - $990/month. Unit B - $1025/ month. $319,000.

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1500 Chestnut St 11B • Avenue of the arts SLEEK & STYLISH condo with spectacular views.

This 3 year young, 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath unit in the Ellington is exquisitely upgraded Brazilian hardwood floors, marble Baths, cook’s Kitchen and much more. primo! $499,900

1323 Mifflin Street E Passyunk Crossing CLASSIC 2 story with open floor plan, updated eat-in Kitchen w/ door to large yard, 3 Bedrooms & finished basement $234,900

2144 Spring Street Logan Square CHARMING 3 Story with open plan offering exceptional light & views. 3 Bedrooms, 2 full Baths, custom Kitchen w/ sliders to patio garden & more. $459,000

1010 Race Street 5LM EXCEPTIONAL space & light, this 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath corner unit of 1,200 SF has high ceilings, exposed brick & wonderful split floor plan. $299,900 with $8,000 Seller assist!

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725 Hedgerow Drive • Broomall MID-CENTURY CONTEMPORARY on one floor offering 3-4 Bedrooms, 3 full Baths, Living Room with fireplace, upgraded Kitchen and family Room with skylight & sliders to patio and yard. Neutrally decorated and in MOVE-IN CONDITION! $329,900

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910 Dickinson Passyunk square new Listing! Grand house 3 Bedrooms/ 2.5baths plus family room Hardwood floors and original details..................................................................................................................$340,000 2000 s. MiLDreD street south PhiLaDeLPhia new Listing! Lovely Home recently completely renovated C/A Hardwood floors thruout.

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All white bathroom w/subway tile. ....................................................................................$299,000 1221 PanaMa washington square west Trinity on lovely cobblestone block. Lower level white Kitchen, wide plank pine floors, 2 BDR, circular stairs. Move in! ......................................................... new Price $279,000 950 n. aMerican northern Liberties Unique architecture overlooking Liberty Lands Park. 3 beds/2.5 baths.

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QUEEN VILLAGE AND BELLA VISTA $1,988,888 719 S 9th Street-4 bd/den,media rm,3.5 ba,Lr/Dr,hw flrs,chef’s kit,2 fpl,grdn,2 C prkng

$1,250,000 $799,000 335 Christian Street-3BR/3.5BA QV Mansion w/character,dk,grdn,2C prk,Red’D $749,000 245 Monroe Street-3 lrg bdrms + fam rm/2.5 ba,wd burning fpl,hw flrs,dk,grdn + prkng. $709,000 795 S 3rd Street-Corner prop,1 st flr has tenant, 2nd & 3rd flr lrg sunny 1 bd apartments. $659,000 515 S 10th #Unit A-3 bd/2 ba home w/den,dk,deeded prkng,common crtyd & grdn,cstm kit. $559,900 625 Kenilworth Street-Kenilworth Mews,1700 sq.ft,3 bd/2 ba,fpl,bsmt,Juliet bclny,garden $549,900 116 Queen Street-3 bd/2.5 ba home w/fin bsmt/guest suite,3 fpls,hrwd flrs + garden $535,000 307 Catharine Street-3 bd/2 ba twnhse,hrwd flrs t/o,spa bath,patio grdn,prkng. $529,000 729 S 2nd Street-Beaut 3 bd/1.5 ba twnhse condo w/garage prkng,wide open living space,rf dk. $499,900 111 Federal Street-Phase-1-7 ctm homes 1-3 bd/2.5 ba,media rm,fp,hw,grdn,dk,x-wide grg,tx abat $499,000 607 S 8th Street-Large 3 bdrm/2 bth w/garage prkng,hw flrs,fireplace,patio. $464,999 714-22 Bainbridge ##2-Great unit runs front to back w/lrg deck,2 bd/2 ba +garage parking. $449,000 125 Kenilworth Street-3 bd + den,orig hrdwd flrs t/o,non-wrk fp,Eik,garden. $419,900 1004 E Passyunk Ave-3 bedroom,2.5 bath,fireplace,SS/granite,charming patio. $409,900 714-22 Bainbridge ##7-Terrific light & space,2 bd/2 bth,hrwd flrs t/o,garage prkng included. $399,900 752 S 3rd Street-4 bd/2 ba w/hrwd flrs t/o,high ceil,sep Dr,bsmt,fpl and grdn RED’D$399,900 200-10 Lombard Street #717-Bi-level 1 bd/1.5 ba w/Lr/Dr,maple kit w/granite & breakfast bar,fp. $399,900 518 Queen Street-4 bd/1.5 ba,LR,sep DR,updated kit,patio,add’l bd/fam rm on 3rd flr. $399,000 224 Bainbridge-3 bd/1.5 ba,C/A,wood flrs,patio,deck,Historic Colonial $385,000 1030 South Street-3 bd/2 ba w/prkng,hi ceilings,fireplace,& roof deck. $350,000 735-739 S 12th Street #403-FHA APPROVED!54 Brand new condos,Hawthorne Lofts,most w/prkng,tx abat.

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306 Spruce Street-Cooks kit, f/p lr dr 2 rm master ste + 3 add br’s sunrm, rf deck, prkg

$1,795,000 501 Kater Street-N/C 4 bd/3.5 ba,elev,rf dk w/hot tub,hw flrs,fp,10 yr tx abat,2C grg.

100 Pine Street-Unique 3 bd/3.5 ba,walled fountain,grdn,elevator,grt views,fpl,wine cellar.

$1,250,000 1636 Rodman St-3BR+den/4bth ë05 New Constr. GARAGE. Amazing Deck. Tax Abte

$825,000 128 Kenilworth Street-3 story twnhse,2600 sq.ft,2bd/den/office,2 full & half bths,fp,dk & grdn.

502 Delancey Street-Extra Wide Home 4 bd/3 ba/2 half ba,fam rm,office,2 fps,2 dks,garden.

$1,200,000 1418 Catharine-Quadplex,4 modern apts + garage(2+3+3+3).

$629,000

504 Delancey Street-Renov 3-4B/2.5b,refin pine flrs,3 fps,new kit/bths,1 yr prkg for 2 cars!

210 Locust ##12G-Renov-Corner 1 bd/1 ba,open kitchen,bamboo floors,shower stall 220 Locust ##4A-2 bedroom w/tree top views, new kitchen,priced to sell 413 Spruce ##5-Charming 1 bd/1 ba in the heart of Society Hill,fp,w/d in unit.

$950,000 1801 Montrose Street #B-Amazing TH in gated ctyd w/1 car garage. 3 bds/ 2full, 2half baths $399,900 1930 Lombard Street #2-3BR/3bth bi-level condo. Open plan. 2 decks. HW flrs. ample storage

$599,500

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$389,000

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$369,900

2240 Montrose Street-2BR/1BA complete renov. w/ bamboo flrs., fp, dining room on great block

$289,000

2450 Montrose Street-3 bedroom starter home with pine floors and original details.

$199,900

2403-5 Waverly Street-Exceptional Carriage House, 3br/3ba, 2 fp, deckoverlooking lg grdn

1706 Rittenhouse Square #1601-Magnif opport for living exactly as one chooses

$380,000

2006 Pemberton St-Gorgeous 3 year old 2 bed/1.5 ba w/ fin bsmt

$5,298,200 2228 Carpenter-2 bdrm,2 story row,large yard,needs updating and rehab work

of this new 3BR/3+BA condo.

$569,000

$199,900 $1,380,000

4200sqft w/ 360 degree vuws

$4,898,500 2413 Pine Street-Just listed! Lr/Dr fp kit grdn Master Ste + 2BR 2BA bsmt wd flrc/a deck

$699,000

1830 Rittenhouse Square #3A-Eloquence! Gorgeous 3BR/4+BA condo. Cozy fireplace, pantry.

$4,700,000 2323 South Street-Corner 3 bd/2.5 ba,wood-burning fpl,SS appln,hrwd flrs,open LR/DR.

$579,900

440 S Broad Street #2008-3BR/3+BA condo. Double ovens, breakfast room.

$4,599,000 207 S 24th St #2F-Light filled loft style condo, 2BD/2ba

$459,000

1820 Rittenhouse Square #402-Elegant 3Br/3.5ba condo with unparralleled

207 S 24th Street #2F-Loft-like light filled 2BD, 1ba condo. Roof deck & garage parking $1,950,000 703 S 17th Street-Newly renovated 3BD 2.5ba TH. Engaging home w/ many amenities $1,825,000 1805 Pine Street-5 bdrm/5.2 ba,library,den,wet bar,10 fpls,elaborate details,2 car garage.

treetop views of the Square 237 S 18th Street #9F&9G-Perfection! Gorgeous 2BR/3BA condo. Cathedral ceilings, pantry.

202 W Rittenhouse Square #2606-Gorgeous 2BR/2+BA condo. Elegance and charm!

110 S Front Street #1100-Stellar vuws 3 balconies, parking 3br/2.5b 2700+ sq ft full flr 1531 Pine Street #D-4BR/3.5B bilevel condo with large private deck in the Ritt Hs Sq area 1830 Rittenhouse Square #7A-Fab contemp apart, vuws of Park 2bds, + sit room/den. Gorge kit. 3 bths 1901 Walnut Street #6A-Fashionable 3BR/2+BA condo. Graceful styling and lovely comforts.

$399,99 $2,900,000

$1,795,000 220 W Washington Square #500-One of a kind 2 bedroom with den,library,parking $1,500,000 2125 Pine Street-1870 Mansion extensively renovated in 2010. 5br/4b and garden

$2,150,000

$1,399,000 1938 Panama Street-2010 Hi-End Renov. 3BR+den/2.5bth. GARAGE. Tasteful &gorgeous $1,395,000 2040 Waverly Street-4 bd/2.5 ba,new facade,mechanicals,roof,terrace,C/A + 4 car grg.

$1,250,000

$1,395,000 314 S 16th Street-Charming 4 bd/2 ba twnhse,contemp kit,multiple fp,patio,fam rm,deck. $1,299,990 210 W Rittenhouse Sq ##1402-New upscale,furnished luxury condo,1050 sq.ft,1 bd/1.5 bath.

210 W Rittenhouse Sq #1001-Spect, pristine 3B/2b at the Ritt. Breathtaking vuws. 1862 sf. Tax abate.

$439,900

50 S 16th Street #4106 - 2Bed/2.5Ba w/ Superb NE Views

$1,595,000 $1,050,000 $775,000 $699,000

$1,150,000 304-06 S American-Double-wide trinity,2 bd/2 ba,refin pine flrs,gas fpl,kit w/brk flr,patio 440 S Broad Street #1505-Symphony House 2B/den/2b + 1 CAR PKG. 150K++ less than dev unit! $898,000 1826 Addison Street-2 bdrm renovated twnhse w/sunny grdn,gourmet kit,fin lower level

$599,900

101 Walnut Street #2-2BR/2+BA condo. Garage. Comfort and charm!

$489,000

$895,000 1900 Rittenhouse ##3B-2 bedroom,1 bath,New York Style charm. $875,000 1830-32 Manning Street #1-Adorable crtyrd house steps from Rittenhouse Sq,rf dk,wd flr,exp brk.

275 S 19th Street-2100 square feet surrounded by windows Elevators open into your residence

210 W Washington Square #2SW-Extra large 1 br w/ study, 1.5 baths & a 200 sq ft patio & parking. $775,000 1522 Naudain Street-Deluxe 2BR/2BA townhome. Cozy fireplace. Cathedral ceilings. Basement.

23 S 23rd Street #2G-2BR/2.5bth condo. PRKG. Tx Abte. 1,800í+ Huge balc, Amazing Home $599,000 2308-10 Spruce St #B-Private garden entry. LR w/fp, cooks kit, 1/2 bath, lg BR & full bath 111 S 15th Street #2003-Deluxe 2BR/2BA, Gourmet Kitchen, Marble Baths, Custom Millwork $580,000 111 S 15th ##1805-Red’d-Sunny 1 bd corner condo at the Grande,gourmet kit.

1500 Chestnut St #6B-Great Buy! Luxury 2BR/2BA, Granite Kitchen, Marble Baths, Doorman $419,900 2200 Pine Street #109-Top flr bright studio unit,stone countertops & breakfast bar,Hrwd flrs,C/A, 1500 Chestnut Street #18B-Exceptional 2Br/2Ba condo in the sky, sweeping vuws, doorman $419,000 1919 Chestnut ##711-Gorgeous customized unit in well-managed & maintained CO-OP bldg.

111 S 15th Street #1911-Bright Corner 2BR/2BA, Gourmet Kitchen, Marble Bath, Doorman $409,000 2301 Cherry ##12E-Beautifully upgraded 2 bd/2.5 ba,huge balcony overlooking river.

$407,000

1101 Washington Avenue #108-Deluxe 2BR/2BA condo. Cathedral ceilings.

$379,000

604 S Washington Sq ##3007-Deluxe 1 bdrm with balcony,new kitchen,new bath,

$499,500 $433,000 $389,000 $379,000 $328,500 $279,000 $167,500

ART MUSEUM 2401 Penna Ave ##15B35-Beaut condo w/4 bd/4 ba,terrace overlooks City & Art Museum,unique CC Home.

$975,000

and washer/dryer.

$379,000 2108 Wallace-Restored, Federal period 3 bd/2.5 ba,den,deck,large yard,pine flrs.

1500 Chestnut St #10H-Great Buy! Luxury 2BR/2ba, granite kitchen, marble baths, doorman

$369,000 655 N 24th Street-3 bd + den/2.5 bth,hw flrs t/o, gor kit,Juliet blcny + prkng.

$644,500

111 S 15th St #1505-Sun-drenched corner 1BR/1ba, walls of windows, gourmet kit,

$349,000 2118 Brandywine Street-Outstanding 3BR/2+BA townhome. Security and intercom systems, fireplace.

$559,000

23 S 23rd Street #2F-Designer 1BR/1BA, GARAGE Parking, VIKING Kitchen, Spa Bath, Doorman

$349,000 2401 Penna Ave ##12A2-2 bdrm/2bth plus den,lrg laundry rm,75’ balcony w/museum views. $329,000 2819 Ogden Street-Just Reduced 3 bd/3 bth,3C prkng,hrwd flrs t/o,C/A,fin bsmt,patio.

$499,000

2401 Penna Av ##19A7-2 bdrm,2 marble bths,LR/DR,new kitchen terrace w/awesome views

$460,000

875-79 N 28th Street-3 bedroom,2.5 bath home plus 2 lots for private parking.

$449,900

2401 Penna Ave ##17C47-2 bedroom,2 bath,lovely balcony with City Views.

1101 Washinton Ave #709-Refined 1B/1.5b bi-level loft w/Schifinni kit 225 S 18th Street #505-Handsome & Stylish 1br/1b w/ granite and s/s kit and beaut marble bathr

$328,000

111 S 15th St #1710-Comfy 1BR/1BA, Granite Kitchen, Marble Bath, Doorman, Tax Abated

$310,000

1619 Spruce Street #2-1 bd condo in a lovely Victorian Brownstone,apprx 700 sq.ft

$309,900

901 N Penn Street #R605-Waterfront Square,luxury 1 bd condo,parking,pool + River views.

$299,900

$649,900

$464,000

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$289,900 853 N Ringgold Street-3BR/1.5Baths Restored & Remodeled Victorian w/chef’s Kitchen

$437,500 1600-18 Arch Street #917-Sunny,fully furnished corner 2 bd/2 ba w/views of Love Park $699,500 $379,900 2201 Cherry Street #801-Corner unit on hi-flr w/wrap around views of Center City + deeded prkng. $424,900

1420 Locust ##6P-Upgraded one bedroom with sunny south views.

$269,900 753 N Croskey-2 bd/1 ba,updated kitchen & bath,lovely grdn,refin HW flrs,C/A.

$325,000 2301 Cherry Street #3P-2BR/2BA condo. Cozy fireplace. Central air.

100 Leverington Av ##46-2 bedroom,2 bath Watermill condo with canal view.

$269,000 1615 Green #Unit C-2 bd/2 ba,entire top flr,fpl,skylight + parking.

$324,900

413 Shawmont Ave, #Unit A-Bi-level condo w/2 bd/2 ba at Green Tree Summit.

$199,900 2001 Hamilton Street #1107-Sunny 2BR /2BA Condo, Garage PARKING , Upgraded Kitchen, Doorman

$324,900

111 N 9th Street #703-3yrs New Penthouse 1 bd condo,upgrades thru-out,wd flrs,granite,SS,W/D.

2601 Pennsylvania Avenue #415-Upgraded Studio, New Kitchen, Newer Bath, Gym, Doorman

241-45 Market Street-Property runs thru to Church St 40 x 160,currently 29 prkng spaces-$200mo $1,750,000 $649,900

600 “A” N. American-Unique townhms,indoor grg prking,open flr plan,hi-ceil t/o,10 yr tx abat.

$599,000

103-07 Church ##18-Red’d-2 bd/2 ba loft condo, exp brk,upgraded kit & bths.

$490,000

800 N Hancock Street-4 bd/2.5 ba,large rooms,hrwd flrs,deck,prkng,tx abat.

$499,900

133 N Bread St ##C3-Bi-level 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths with parking.

$445,000

129 Cuthbert ##2-Renovated 1 bd/1 ba loft,many original details,Juliet balcony.

$377,000

301 Race ##512-Bi-Level renovated 1 bd/1 ba,granite kit,hw thru out,grt closet space.

$299,900

415 W. George-3 bedroom,1 bath,hw flrs,newer kitchen and bath,roof deck.

$299,000

36 Strawberry Street #35-900 Sq Ft flat,Blk granite kit, huge storage, stylish

$284,500

36 Strawberry Street #32-1br, 1bth Bi Level, Kit w/ eating bar, liv/great room

$259,900

301 Race Street #310-Wireworks 1 bd/1 ba,Eik w/granite & white cab,hw flrs,exp beams.

$249,900

301 Race ##303-1 bd/1 ba,granite & SS kit,Jacuzzi,hrwd flrs,loads of storage.

$219,900

130 Bread St #402-New Listing-the Castings Fab-Newly upgraded 1Br loft condo w/high ceils

$219,000

$399,900 $325,000

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

$256,999

Independence Court-Only 1 left! -3Br, deck, grge, gran kit, ss appli. 10yr tax abatement

$649,000 115 Daly Street-2 bd/1.5 ba home w/hrwd flrs,Eik,SS applns,C/A,fin bsmt 932-A Ellsworth-Exceptional details/well designed 3 bd/2.5 ba w/fin bsmt,roof dk + tx abat $395,000 1555 N 60th Street-2700sqft Com Space for Day Care or Business 351 Emily Street-Newly renov twnhse,2 bd/1 ba,new C/A,heating system,carpeting & hrwd flrs.

1125 N 65th Street-very nicely maintained 3BR 1.5ba home with garage NEW CONSTRUCTION 2521 E Gordon Street-Rehab-2006-2 bd home,bamboo flrs,ceramic ba,bright kit,carpet in bdrms.

1322 Federal Street-N/C-Open liv spc,Eik/Dr/Lr on 1 lev sep by 3-sided gas 325 Cantrell Street-3 bdrm,1 bth,living rm,dining rm,Eat-in kit,fin bsmt. fp,3/4 bd/2.5 ba,dk. $549,000-$725,000 5210 Locust Street-Great Investment,triplex 3-1 bdrm apart,being sold AS-IS. 722 S Bancroft Street-Phase 1-Five 3BR/2.5 BA, 2100 + eco friendly homes. 10yr tax abate. From $570,000 1316 N 56th Street-4 BR 2 ba twin, great hardwood flrs, large kit 1222 S 2nd Street-3 bd/2.5 ba w/garage,over 3000 sq ft,hw flrs t/o,granite kit,mstr ste,dk. $525,000 4234 N 15th Street-renovated beautiful 3 BR home 125 Ellsworth Street-18 Lux twnhms 3/4 bd/2.5 ba,deck,hw,SS/granite,fam rm,10 yr tx abat. From $499,900 1525 S Dover Street-3-bedroom townhome. Eat-in kitchen. Very pleasant living.

603 N American Street #202-24 Condos-2 bd/2 ba,hw flrs,SS appl,bcny,grg prkng.

From$464,750 243 N 54th Street-2BR/2B house with a huge garage in the heart of West Philadelphia 701 Brown Street #A-Modern condos 2 BD/2 BA,1C grg,gourmet kit,oak flrs,tx abate.

From$279,900 2745 S Marshall Street-Lot 16 x 57 between Johnston/Oregon off 6th

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$199,995 2447 S Garnet-N/C Lr/Dr,Kit,2 bdrms,1 ba + mstr suite w/ blcny,tx abate,garage.

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26XX S 11Th Newly renovated 3 BR, 3XX GERRITT ST. Fully restored and rehabbed, original wide blank floors, 1.5 bath home, c/a, hardwood floors. period windows, fin. basement, c/a 16XX S bEuLAh Three bedrooms, wonderful newe kitchen, one beddroom, h/w floors, c/a everything new. extra large bath, w/lg closet, great yard/ slate. Move in Condition.

16XX S. bEAuLAh ST. - Newer front, 18XX E MOYAMENSING.. large three 3 brs, 1 bath, complete renovation story home, four bedrooms 1.5 Baths. $219,900.

14XX E. MOYAMENSING, Three story, 4XX CROSS ST New construction, three bedroom home great location. three story home with master suite / 3XX FEDERAL, Across from Jefferson deck. Three bedrooms total and two Square Park, large three story, six bedrooms in need of total renovation. full baths, all new... Must see.

Original front and nice millwork.

4XX WOLF large main st home three 3XX MCKEAN ST Three bedroom bedrooms 1.5 Baths needs TlC rehab, c/a, new systems, nice size 21XX-21XX ShuNK Double property, patio area. $237,000 parking for four cars, custom cabinetry, PORCh FRONT hOME on main street custom millwork, professionally w/, front garden.Three bedrooms.

SChOOL hOuSE Built in 1917, beautiful brick building, lots of original tin ceilings 6XX MOuNTAIN ST Three bedroom, and hardwood floors, high ceilings, ideal one bath in good condition. for condo conversion or artist loft space, three floors. Call for details. decorated. Must see.

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13XX ANNIN ST. Total renovation, three bedroom, 1.5 baths, modern kitchen,

18XX S. 2ND ST. - Vacant land, corner lot 16x69, $105,900.

18XX S. 2ND ST. - Four unit building housing two apartments, one bed, 1/2 608 PEMbERTON ST.- $372,000. baths, bi-level with decks. Two units used as offices, fully rented. All utilities Three bedroom home, also offered with separated. Building rebuilt within last few years $429,900.

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2XX EARP ST. - Cute small house in need of total rehab, great location. $89,000.

20XX S. 4Th ST. - Brand new spacious 3 br main street home, complette remodel top to b ottom. $189,000.

3XX SEARS - LOT - Build yourr dream home, quaint street. $62,000.

15XX E. MOYAMENSING AVE. large three story home, five bedrooms, 1.5 baths. Move in condition.

18XX S. 4Th ST - Beautiful all new rehab 3 Bed, 1.5 baths, nicely completed, finished. basement.

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

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featured listings RITTENHOUSE 1901 Walnut St: Unit 7A: 2/2.5, $1.2M 32 S. 22nd St: Unit A: 3/2.5, $595K 2024 Spruce St: Unit 5: 1/1.5, $439K 2047 Walnut St: Unit 1M: 1/1.5, $349.9K OLD CITY 38 N. Front St: #1E: 2/2, $419.9K 309-13 Arch St: #505: 1/1, $269K 301 Race St: #112: 0/1, $225K NORTHERN LIBERTIES 901 N. Penn St: #R1902: 3/2.5, $1.195M 1015 N. 4th St: 3/2, $365.9K 169 Poplar St: 3/2, $349K 633 Beulah Pl: Unit B: 2/1, $175K

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1,800’+ Large balcony, Viking kitch, HW flrs, hi-ceil. Custom upgrades. $599,000 1930 LOMBARD STREET, #2 3BR/3bth bi-level condo. Open floor plan w/2 decks overlooking beaut. gardens. Gran. Kitch. HW flrs t/o. 2 FP, 2-zone C/A, ample storage. $569,000 1627 SPRUCE STREET, #6 1BR condo in Move-in cond. Roof deck w/ amazing skyline vus. HW flrs, FP, & Exc. Light. Great space & location. $325,000 CENTER CITY 1500 CHESTNUT STREET, #10E NEw PRICE Gorgeous 1BR in Ellington. HW Flrs.

Hi-ceil. S/S&Gran Kitch. Perfect condition. $269,000 UNIVERSITY CITY 4202 PINE STREET BRAND NEw LISTINg Trumbauer House: 2010 Complete Renov. in CATCHMENT. Spectacular Character. 3,500’ 4BR, 5bth residence in c.1905 Mansion. 2-car PRKG. Private landscaped yard. Full flr Great Rm, Hi-ceil. HW Flrs. $975,000 4200 PINE STREET, #105 Hi-end 2007 new constr. CATCHMENT. 3BR/3bth condo w/2-car PRKG. Huge home w/Open flr.plan.

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Premier Locat. CATCHMENT $369,000 504 S. MELVILLE STREET Lovely 3BR townhome on desirable tree-lined block in Penn-Alexander CATCHMENT. GARAGE, front yard, rear deck, bonus rooms, HW flrs t/o,. Exc Value. $365,000 4914 BALTIMORE AVENUE Versatile commercial property on the burgeoning Baltimore Ave. corridor. University City value/location can’t be beat. On Green Line. $169,000 AVENUE OF THE ARTS 1428 KATER STREET & 1429 BAINBRIDgE STREET Artisan Avenue of the Arts—Perfect Center City Homes w/2 CAR-GARAGE, absolute best finishes, hi-ceil, HW flrs., huge roofdeck w/skyline vus, balcony, prof. kitch, Amaz. Mstr Suite. LEED Cert. 10yr. Tax Abte. Elevator, Solar & other Upgrades avlble. $1,100,000-$1,500,000 SOCIETY HILL 105 NAUDAIN STREET BRAND NEw LISTINg BRAND NEW LISTING—Gorgeous 3BR+den/2.5bth home. Quiet Society Hill block. GARAGE. Open plan living, dining & amaz kitch. HW flrs, great light, deck. $649,000 wASHINgTON SQUARE wEST 1023-25 CLINTON STREET, #303 Spectacular high-end 2BR/1.5bth renov loft condo on beaut. block. South/Exp. 14’ceil. Chef’s S/S&Gran.

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Amazing Loc. $439,000 OLD CITY 17 N. 3RD STREET Mixed-Use corner on bustling block.

Storefront & Renov 1BR apt $1,100,000 SPRINg ARTS POINT 627 N. 10TH STREET Pristine 3BR, 2.5bth 3-yr old home in the convenient Spring Arts Point neighborhood.

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FeAtuRed PRoPeRtIes 115 KENILWORTH ST New ListiNg! Artist’s home, 3-4 br, 2.5b, professional loft studio, garden, Meredith School area $585,000 Call Karen Joslin

234 S PHILIP PL I.M. Pei bright & airy 4br,3.2b, +/-3360sf,family rm, great garden, parking! $995,000 Call Hermie Leung

2120 PINE ST Large beautifully restored Victorian, 5br, 2.5b, original features, patio, parking available, reduced $949,000 Call Margaret Szumski

1914-16 RITTENHOUSE SQ Landmark property, 6 combined lots, over 6,000sf footprint, great opportunity for development or magnificent residence $8,000,000 Call Bruce Benjamin

144 BREAD ST Carriage house style 3br, 2.5b, garage parking $939,000 Call Bruce Benjamin

50 S 16TH St #4102, TWO LIBERTY PLACE Exquisite 2br,2b, many upgrades, sunset & river vus, 2 yr garage parking, tax abatement $925,000 Call Izzy Sigman

50-52 S 3RD ST Historically certified buildings formerly a pub/restaurant, plus newly renovated bilevel 3 br apartment $795,000 Call Tony Battaglia or Ronna Zeiger

605 CATHARINE ST 3br, den, 1b, ripe for renovation, Meredith School area $289,000 Call Mickey Lubell

CENTER CITY NEW CONSTRUCTION

644-650 N Sydenham St, Art Museum Area New Townhouses 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, deck, garage parking, tax abatement.........................................................................................................................$599,000 4 LEFT!

SOCIETY HILL/QUEEN VILLAGE/WASH WEST

234 S Philip Pl I.M. Pel bright& airy 4 bedroom, 3.2 bath, +/-2520sf, family rm, great garden, parking ..................................$995,000 235 S 2nd St, Penns Landing Sq Contemporary townhome, 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, garden, deck, garage parking ..............$935,000 231 Delancey St Traditional 4bedroom,1.5bath, h/w flrs, fireplace, many original details, beautiful Society Hill block, reduced .......$899,000 235 Fitzwater St 3bedrooms,3.5baths, +/-3200sf, large garden, deck, garage ..................................................REDUCED $699,000 337 S 6th St Historic Federal style 5bedrooms,2baths,+/-2250sf, original SOLD h/w flrs, 3 f/p, deck, courtyard ...............................$699,000 408 Queen St Exquisite 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath, totally renovated, +/-2500sf, gourmet kitchen, roof deck with city view..............$599,995 115 Kenilworth St Artist’s home, 3/4 bedrooms, 2.5baths, professional loft studio, garden, Meredith School area .................$585,000 Abbotts Sq, 530 S 2nd St GU8 Garden townhouse, 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, private decks & yards ......................................................$485,000 515 Fitzwater St Beautiful Victorian, 5 bedrooms, 1 bath, original details, parking ...................................................................................$479,900 843 S American St 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath townhouse condo ....................................................................................................................$383,900 417 Gaskill St 2 trinities eah with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, small yard, gated entry, investment opportunity, tentant occupied .........................$325,000 605 Catharine St 3bedrooms, den, 1bath ripe for renovation, Meredith School area ................................................................................$289,000 Abbotts Sq, #526, 530 2nd St Beautiful 1 bedroom, 1.5 bath condo, +/-839sf, balcony, 24/7 front desk .............................$265,000 228-30 Catharine St #2 Charming trinity, 1 bedroom plus den, private landscaped courtyard ...............................................................$229,900

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ART MUSEUM

2128 Brandywine St Big 4 bedroom, 2bath, eat in kitchen, h/w flrs, patio, deck possibility ....................................................$499,999 2001 Hamilton St Corner 2 bedroom, 2 bath, h/w flrs, indoor garage ...................................................................................$375,000

CHINA TOWN

1100 Vine St PH101, Grandview 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, +/-1127 sf .................................................................................................$329,900

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UNIVERSITY CITY

4706 Warrington Ave Rehabbed triplex, 1 three-bedroom and 2 two-bedroom units, large back yard.....................................................$440,000 4225 Osage Ave 3 story, 6br,SOLD! 2b, many original details, large yard, basement, catchment area.................................................................$430,000 4007 Haverford Ave Three 1-bedroom units, back yard, good condition, investment opportunity............................................................$165,000

LOGAN SQUARE

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

EAST MOUNT AIRY

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

NORTHERN LIBERTIES / FISHTOWN

1322 Marlborough St Beautiful 4 yr old 3 bedroom, 2 full, 2 half baths, 1 car garage plus 2 car parking ...............................................$489,000 3427 Livingston St, Port Richmond Newly renovated 2 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths ....................................................................................$129,000 3004 Belgrade St Rehabbed 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Pergo floors, porch, basement .....................................................................................$105,000

BELLA VISTA

721 S Warnock St 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, roof deck, yard...................................................................................................$469,900

CENTER CITY SOUTH

1155 S Clarion St, Passyunk Sq Rehabbed extra wide 3 bedroom, 1 bath, move right in ........................................................$309,000 1609 S Lawrence St Renovated 2 story, 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, full basement, rear patio, wood floors, c/a, +/-1176sf .............$269,900 2315 S 8th ST 3bedrooms, 1.5 baths ......................................................................................................................................................$164,900 2518 S Darien St Spacious 2bedroom,large bath, finished basement, c/a, inlaid h/w flrs, yard ................................................................$145,000

dELAWARE COUNTY

200 E Peters La, Aston 4br,2.5b 2 sty colonial, family rm, office & sitting rm, 2 gas f/p, 2 car garage, deck, immaculate! .....................$549,900

BUCKS COUNTY

6 Bryant Dr, East Rockhill Large 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhome in the Pines of Pennridge, 2 car parking............................................$246,000

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2720-26 Rhawn St 237’ Street frontage, +/- 26000 sq ft, C-2, develop this site ................................................................................ $5,500,000 501 S 12th St professional Office space, over 20,000 sq ft zoned for medical and /or legal offices. 16 deeded parking spaces ........... $4,999,900 1100-1118 E Passyunk Ave (at Washington Ave) +/-8500sf, 3 entrances, also 3 story house and 2 garage bays ....................... $3,000,000 509-511 S 2nd St Fully equipped bar restaurant with license. ..................................For sale $1,900,000 or triple net lease $9,000/month 12 N 3rd St Old City +/-8400sf commercial building ............................................................................................................$999,900 50-52 S 3rd St Historically certified buildings formerly a pub/restaurant, plus newly renovated bi-level 3 br apartment ............$795,000 1412-14 S Broad St 2 story, street to street, presently used as office space, +/- 5,500sf......................................................$699,000 410-12 Monroe St Double property, triplex with 3 1br apartments, plus approx. 3600sf garage .............................................$699,000 Pennsport Approx. 4000 sq ft, clear span/floor, many uses ...................................................................................................$649,000 1245 Ridge Ave (Corner of Mt Vernon St) Large irregular lot with auto repair shop ...........................................................$625,000 948-50 N 3rd St Commercial condo zoned G2 in new residential bldg. +/-3340sf of raw space. Can be divided into up to 3 spaces...$599,000 1725-31 S 25th St +/-12,000sf garage/warehouse with 4,000sq ft parking lot ....................................................................$595,000 757 S 4th St Storefront with large 3 bedroom, 2 bath apt above, C-2, potential restaurant ......................................................$525,000 908 N 4th St Renovated triplex, 3 one-bedroom apts, garden, 2 decks, separate utilities, fully rented ......................................$445,000 1244 Ridge Ave Development Opportunity Approved for 16 apartments ................................................................Reduced $495,000 3213 Frankford Ave 3 story, +/-21,000 sq ft industrial warehouse with elevator, 2 loading docks, zoned G2 ..........................$299,500 1605 Ellsworth St, Graduate Hospital Duplex, bi-level 3 bedroom and 1 bedroom. Occupied ............................................$205,000 3154 Richmond St, Port Richmond Store plus rehabbed 1 bedroom apartment above .......................................................$169,900 1206 Alter St Vacant lot, +/- 14’x48’ .................................................................................................................................... $89,000 1212 S 2nd St, Pennsport Vacant lot, +/-15’x20’ ................................................................................................................ $39,000 214 S 49th St Vacant land, 16’x60’ ...................................................................................................................................... $25,000

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851 N. Taney St. 3br/1ba rehabbed property on a great street! Lovely granite KIT w/HW t/o 831 Corinthian St. 3br/2.5ba; 1623sqft; Large Living/Dining Space; Wood Cabs & Concrete Cntrs 774 N. Croskey St. Gorgeous, 3br/2.5ba, h/w, recessed lighting; yard, 300sqft roof deck, views 2102 Brandywine St. TH, open flr plan on 1st, 4br/3ba, deck yard, Bright home, charming St. 2524 Aspen St. Just Reduced! Stunning Victorian on favorite Art Museum block!

1935 Panama St. 3bedroom+den, 3 bath house, New kitchen & baths, patio, hwflrs

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2041 E. Arizona St. 2br/1ba, Walk to El, restaurants & galleries. Great deal, needs some work 1725 N. Lambert St. 3br/1ba. Totally renovated in Temple area. Lrg KIT w/white countertops 1911 W. Norris St. Great income opportunity for 7br in Temple U Neighborhood—Fully Rented!

2657 E. Norris St. Total Rehab 3br/2ba, new brick front, all new interior, Granite counters, Wood flrs OPEN HOUSE 2364 E. Norris St. Meticulously Renovated Property with Taste and Style!

TWiLiGHT OPEN 1225 Shackamaxon St., #18 New Listing!

1212 E. Oxford St. Architect designed 4br/2.5ba; meticulously crafted, 3,000sqft, garden, fin bsmt

uNIVERSITY CITY / WEST PHILADELPHIA 5051 Reno St. Newly renovated home, move-in condition, to know the neighborhood is to live there 64 N. Peach St. Large 2br, with full basement 1206 S. 57th St. 3br/1.5ba Investor special. New Heater, new hot wtr heater Light remodeling needed 5911 Woodcrest Ave. Spacious 3br/2.2 baths on a tree-lined block, deck, hardwood flrs 204 N. 65th St. Super-looking duplex in Carroll Park, fin bsmt, income producer or in-law suite 252 S. Saint Bernard St. 3br/1ba recently rehabbed home w/garage, hwflrs, orig detail t/o, lovely st 403 S. 51st St. Charming 6br/2ba Tin, hwflr, enclosed porch, 2800sqft, gourmet kit, yard 826 S. 51st St. Brand new large 4br/2.1ba, C/A, large read deck off kit, FP, finished basement 4530 Regent St. 7br Rehab, refinished floors, new windows, new porch, steps from Clark Park 3525 Hamilton St. PRICE REDUCED! Not built like this anymore. 3+story, 4br Victorian, porch 4616 Hazel Ave. Century-old home 6br/3.5ba in the catchment area with custom restoration in 2006 OPEN HOUSE

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-546-2700 418 S. Taney St. Park side home, 3+br/2+ba, LR w/FP, sep DR, EIK, Wd flr, patios, 2FP’s, garage $1,060,000 37 S. 20th St. #3B Wonderful Light Filled 1 Bedroom! Upgraded! $239,900 1642 Lombard St. #C Adorable one bedroom trinity--sought-after neighborhood! No Condo Fees! $229,000 2018-2032 Walnut St. Fully upgraded 1br condo, Luxurious Wanamaker House. SS Appls, HWflrs 345,000 440 S. Broad St. #1204 Symphony House, 1br/1ba, Gourmet KIT, HWflrs, Amazing unit $375,000 1811 Addison St. Reduced price! Charming 2br/2ba house located just off Ritenhouse Square! $529,000 1901 Walnut St. #12C Very mod 2br/2.5ba New York loft, Brazilian Cherry flrs, limestone counter $400,000 1737 Chestnut St. #301 Location and Space – on one flr. 2 Mstr Stes w/baths. HWflrs, grt light $589,000 1701 Locust St. #2005 Warwick Condominium: Split 2 br/2.5ba high floor, great views $597,500 2413 Manning St. Garage Pkg, deck yard, wood flrs, C/A, granite open flrplan, desirable location OPEN HOUSE $635,000 1607 Kater St. Amazing Home w/Garage Pkg! 3br/3/5ba, Den, Patio/Garden, Fabulous Roof Deck! $684,900 1935 Panama St. 3br+den/3.5ba, patio, HWflrs, New Kitchen and Baths $795,000 224-226 W. Rittenhouse Sq. #205 Large 2br/den, 1481 sqft, recently renovated, balcony on the sq! $875,000

OLD CITY / LOFT DISTRICT / CHINATOWN 1100 Vine St. #601 Sunny condo w/gym, new pergo floors and breathtaking skyline views! $159,900 309-313 Arch St. #606 1br/1ba loft condo includes SS appliances and Silestone counters $225,000 104-106 Arch St. #1 BEST PRICE IN OLD CITY! Spacious One bedroom Upgraded Condo! $199,000 201-59 N. 8th St. #212 1br/1ba, Lrge rooms, Dark hardwood floors, Modern kitchen, Broad windows $298,000 125 Cuthbert St. #B Newly renov 2br condo in historic carriage house located on quaint street, new HWflr, feshly painted façade OPEN HOUSE $279,900 201 N. 8th St. #411 Bright 1br/1ba unit in modern luxury bldg, SS appliances, marble baths, A must see! $310,000 320 Race St. #B Old City Character w/modern upgrades. Lrg 2br/2ba, factory windows w/lots of light! $355,000 201-59 N. 8th St. #213 Luxury Living in an Elegant 1br/1ba in the Metroclub. Designere touches, pkg OPEN HOUSE $357,000 104-106 Arch St. #2 BEST PRICE INT THE CITY FOR OVER 2400 Square Feet!!! $599,000 237 N. Bread St. #5 Gorgeous bi-level 3br/3ba w/awesome views from 2-tier roof deck $699,000

SOCIETY HILL / WASHINgTON SquARE WEST 1109 Spruce St. Units 2R, 3R Best Condo deal in area. 1&2br units w/1 or 2 baths OPEN HOUSE Fr $180,000 1012 Spruce St. #1M Tri-level Condo in Strickland Row; 1br/1.5ba; 15’ Ceilings; New KIT; Walk-In Closet $300,000 th 241 S. 6 St. #910 Reduced! Impeccably renovated, lrg 1br/1ba condo. New custom KIT, bath, flrs $334,900 1110 Waverly St. 3br/2.5ba, 1526 sqft corner home, quiet cherry tree lined st. Move in ready. Garden $599,000 1206B Panama St. 3br/1.5ba with garage. Beautiful home with fireplace, roofdeck, and rear patio OPEN HOUSE $625,000 250 S. 13th St. #14B 3br/2ba Penthouse Apartment with Large Terrace $899,000

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1931 Sigel St. Great Rehab 3br/1ba, new pergo floors, new kitchen & bath, new windows $69,000 2113 Opal St. 3br/1ba, lrg rooms, EIK, backyard. Grt affordable home in South Philadelphia $69,900 420 Sigel St. Great starter home, 3br/1ba. Newly renovated, hardwood flrs, new large kitchen $115,000 2130 Earp St. 2br/1ba, Brand new KIT, HWflrs, Huge Master BR, Oversized Bath, Backyard $134,000 2015 Morris St. Meticulously maintained & updated 4br/1ba, quick access to Ctr City. Updated 2009 $120,000 2316 S. Franklin St. 3br/1ba, HWflrs t/o. Recessed lighting, spacious living room, renovated KIT $140,000 1833 Dickinson St. New Listing! Best priced rehab in Grad Hosp ! 3br/1ba, top quality workmanship $169,900 1408 S. 19th St. Gorgeous Renovatn, incredible value! Roof Deck, Gr View, Mster Ste, Walk-in closets $199,000 2229 Kimball St. Newly Rehabbed 2br/1ba TH; HWflrs; Cherry Cabinets; Granite Coutners; WI Closet $250,000 708 S. Perth St. #B Lovely Home in a Fantastic Neighborhood!

TWiLiGHT OPEN $324,900 145 Moore St. Reduced! 3br/2.5ba, 1500 sqft, 3-story brick, hdwd, granite, stainless, master suite w/deck OPEN HOUSE $333,900 502 S. Hancock St. 2br/1ba Colonial era home in gated community. Corner unit near Headhouse Sq. $345,000 720 S. Front St. Amazing location for 2br with Roof Deck and River View! HWflrs, LR &Family Rm. $369,000 625-27 Bainbridge St. #2 Immaculate 2br/2ba w/exposed brick, HWflrs, modern KIT, outdoor space OPEN HOUSE $379,900 104 Captains Way 3br/2.5ba, 2-car parking, lrg deck, spacious LR & BR, custom lighting $529,000

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NEW CONSTRuCTION (10 YEAR TAX ABATEmENT) 309-313 Arch St. Loft condos in the heart of Old City w/vintage HWflrs, high ceilings & more $259,900 From $289,000 813-817 N. 5th St. 5 condos w/community roof deck. Some units with priv. deck & parking 209 Cuthbert St. Newly renovated loft building in the heart of Old City! Modern kitchens & baths-must see!

Fr $344,750 709 S. Mole St. New Construction ; 3br/2.5ba; Fin Bsmt; HW flrs; Granite Counters: SS Appls $339,900 2028 Kimball St. Gorgeous new construction, 3br/3ba, HWflrs, New appls & HVAC, Fin Bsmt $350,000 2314 E. Huntingdon St. Gorgeous 3br/2.5ba, huge yard, 2650sqft, two decks, full flr master ste $374,999 1228-1232 Arch St.Loft District Arch Street Exchange: 35 lofts w/maple flrs, 13’ ceil., s/s apps, granite tops, glass/metal backsplashes, slate baths, immediate delivery, 1yr paid prkng From $399,900

COmmERCIAL/INVESTmENT 2118 S. Bancroft St. Well maintained duplex, 4br/3ba, bi-level owner’s unit $150,000 $185,000 2548 S. 9th St. 1st flr features orig HWflrs, 2nd flr tile, recessed lighting, full kit 9503 Clark St. Duplex. 2-2br/1ba units. Carpet & tile. Sep utils. New C/A & heater. Newer windows $217,000 828 W. Ritner St. Storefront with 2 renovated apartments and finished basement $239,900 1312 Jackson St. Well kept Triplex, solid cash flowing property $280,000 1536 W. Erie Ave. Large lot blocks from Temple Med Sch. Plans, Permits & Zoned for 12 apts $300,000 1716 Monument St. Nicely renovated triplex. One block from Temple Campus $279,000 103 Callowhill St. Intimate 50 seat theater, exp brick, velvety curtains, vintage sconces. Upper level residence/office OPEN HOUSE $599,900

SuRROuNDINg AREAS East Falls-3146 W. Allegheny Ave. Great Value on Large Home! 3bedrooms, Garage, Driveway Oxford Circle-6039 Alma St. Best Value in the neighborhood; 3br/1ba Mayfair-4772 Loring St. 3br/1ba Great Investment Opportunity East Falls-3102 N. 35th St. Amazing Value for 2br/2ba home! Updated Systems, Convenient Location Castor Gardens-1232 Alcott St. Best Value in the neighborhood, 3ba/1ba Southwest-6509 Greenway Ave. End unit rowhome. Features 3 bedrooms, 1 bath Lawncrest-5937 Malta St. Best Value in the neighborhood! 3br/1ba home Overbrook-432 N. 60th St. 3br/2ba Perfect for 1st-time buyer or investor for positive cash flow Castor Gardens-1104 McKinley St. Best Value in the Neighborhood! 3br/1ba home Mayfair-7409 Torresdale Ave. 3br/1ba, great opportunity Port Richmond-3107 Memphis St. Grt 3br/1ba, front porch, clean yard, full bsmt, good condition Germantown-4611 Greene St. 4br/1ba, booming part of GTown, Orig details, recent improvmnts Port Richmond-3514 Mercer St. Great Income producer or first time home buyer home Germantown-6223 Wister St. PRICED LIKE BANK OWNED! Corner Shell for rehab, excellent loc.

Parkside-5249 W. Jefferson St. Amazing Value, Beautiful 3br/1.5ba, HWflrs, Patio, New HVAC West Oak Lane-7723 Temple Rd. This property is priced to sell. Call Today!

Southwest-1817 S. 68th St. Newly renovated in SW Philly with New windows, kitchen and carpets!

Port Richmond-3516 Mercer St. Great income producer or 1st time homebuyer home!

Germantown-97 E. Duval St. Grt 4br/2.5 ba rehab, 3 story, encl porch, C/A, new kit, new baths Port Richmond-3293 Chatham St. Beautifully renovated 2br/1.5ba rowhome Germantown-97 E. Duval St. 3 Stry 4br/2.5ba, C/A, new mechanicals, new carpet t/o, MBR

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RITTENHOUSE SQUARE 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 Tri-level penthouse with 1600 sq ft of terrace space, being sold unfinished, private elevator access 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, herringbone wood floors, EIK, crown molding and other custom finishes throughout, Rittenhouse Square views 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 270 degree views including Rittenhouse Square, chefs kitchen, upgraded throughout 3 bedrooms plus den, 3 baths, Juliet balconies over Rittenhouse Square, hardwood floors, marble baths, brand new 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, upgraded kitchen, original hardwood floors and molding, lots of light 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, hardwood floors, 270 desgree views, open kichen, marble baths, custom closets, W/D 3BR, 3BA, Bamboo flrs., spac. Kit w/custom wood cabinetry, granite countertops, marble baths, 3 exposures, gym and hotel services 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, completely renovated with high end finishes, views of Rittenhouse Square from every room New construction, Santos mahogany wood floors, sub-zero refrigerator, new marble baths, square views 2 bedrooms + den, 3 baths,gourmet kitchen, marble baths, walk-in-closets, hardwood floors 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors, open upgraded kitchen, designer baths 1BR, 1.5 ba, EIK, ex. closet space, sunset view Two bedrooms, two baths, hardwood floors, old world charm with modern features Two bedrooms, two baths, hardwood floors, building offers 24 hour doorman and gym, located on Rittenhouse Square 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, original wood floors, excellent closet space, W/D, formal dining room oPen sunday 8/15, 2:45-3:15Pm One bedroom, one bath, hardwood floors, marble bath, custom kitchen Trinity townhouse, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, original hardwood floors, decorative fireplace, private garden oPen sunday 8/15, 3:30-4Pm Studio, city views, large marble bath, hardwood floors, excellent natural light

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

3,876 3,293 3,413 2,638 3,200 2,131 2,275 2,000 1,978 1,560 1,348 1,614 1,351 1,037 1,050 1,075 1,350 712 900 583 Total Square Footage

SOCIETY HILL 2 bedrooms plus den, 2.5 baths, hardwood floors, high-end open kitchen, designer bathrooms Wonderful opportunity to create your own residence, luxury building w/ many amenities, unfinished space Two bedrooms, one bath, parquet wood floors, washer/dryer, unobstructed river views, floor-to-ceiling windows Corner 1 bedroom, southeast view, wood floors in living room, updated kitchen One bedroom, one bath, river views, custom kitchen and bath Raw space that can be customized to the buyers desires, hotel services and amenities available One bedroom, high floor, river view, investment opportunity Studio, high floor with unobstructed river views, custom closets, wood floors, track lighting, electric blinds

WASHINGTON SQUARE Penthouse, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, EIK, wrap around balcony, floor-to-ceiling windows, wood floors, fireplace 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, open chefs kitchen, upgraded bathrooms, hardwood floors, balcony 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors, balcony, renovated kitchen and baths, custom details throughout 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, upgraded kitchen, unobstructed Washington Square views 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, hardwood floors, upgraded kitchen and baths, granite wet bar 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, balcony over Washington Square, highly upgraded kitchen and baths 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths, alcove, Washington Square views 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, wood floors, balcony, southern exposure Deluxe 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcomy with views of Washington Square and the river, renovated kitchen and bath 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, laundry room, excellent condition 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, excellent value 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, unobstructed southern views, great condition

2,117 2,127 1,133 775 700 1,286 700 522 Total Square Footage

2,810 1,977 1,818 1,961 1,977 1,457 1,118 1,200 1,063 928 928 778 Total Square Footage

WATERFRONT 1 bedroom, 1 bath, wood floors, balcony, high end finishes in kitchen and bath

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Price

$149,900 $239,900 $289,900 $629,900 $725,000 Price

$475,000 $375,000 $309,900 $289,000 $263,900 $259,900 Price

$3,500,000 $2,900,000 $2,500,000 $2,195,000 $1,975,000 $1,595,000 $1,425,500 $1,290,000 $1,350,000 $995,000 $895,000 $829,000 $599,000 $599,000 $595,000 $550,000 $499,000 $399,900 $335,000 $379,900 Price

$875,000 $429,000 $399,000 $329,900 $297,500 $269,000 $290,000 $179,500 Price

$1,395,000 $975,000 $899,900 $799,900 $799,000 $649,000 $499,900 $399,900 $369,000 $299,900 $290,000 $259,900 Price

$279,900

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

$27,582 $36,789 $43,514 $94,567 $186,019

$62,474 $91,940 $104,190 $217,633 $441,365

$1,458 $2,145 $2,431 $5,078 $10,299

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

$65,578 $57,584 $52,547 $42,808 $40,309 $88,861

$143,483 $129,821 $129,242 $93,556 $93,139 $87,544

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

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$572 $449 $525 $381 $338 $311

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

$486,796 $262,402 $377,859 $320,490 $278,829 $219,093 $203,598 $174,122 $181,323 $143,558 $180,007 $115,051 $103,090 $99,540 $91,967 $79,315 $79,127 $53,426 $50,646 $55,444

$1,050,939 $974,357 $853,245 $707,490 $632,859 $468,543 $457,161 $373,141 $371,644 $319,365 $379,163 $246,527 $235,610 $228,813 $203,203 $180,094 $175,675 $106,710 $88,333 $117,582

$24,522 $22,735 $19,909 $16,508 $14,767 $10,933 $10,667 $8,707 $8,672 $7,461 $8,847 $5,752 $5,498 $5,339 $4,741 $4,202 $4,099 $2,490 $2,061 $2,744

$4,335 $4,348 $4,586 $3,545 $3,009 $2,017 $1,792 $1,757 $1,795 $1,263 $1,850 $992 $923 $1,076 $962 $831 $664 $486 $424 $425

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

$128,466 $79,423 $61,727 $48,143 $43,635 $41,427 $41,910 $29,599

$281,166 $202,717 $141,361 $103,454 $94,403 $97,654 $100,158 $67,507

$6,561 $4,730 $3,298 $2,414 $2,203 $2,279 $2,337 $1,575

$1,308 $934 $582 $390 $343 $320 $453 $239

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

$197,226 $27,582 $127,528 $117,104 $125,319 $92,141 $74,297 $59,268 $53,908 $42,151 $42,151 $42,166

$418,785 $62,474 $267,452 $254,037 $269,695 $191,723 $149,025 $129,239 $115,998 $89,666 $89,666 $91,499

$9,772 $1,458 $6,241 $5,928 $6,293 $4,474 $3,477 $3,016 $2,707 $2,092 $2,092 $2,134

$2,167 $224 $1,201 $1,128 $1,234 $820 $620 $460 $410 $358 $358 $339

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

$42,318

$90,810

$2,119

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$224 $284 $342 $759 $1,864

$315

Monthly After Tax Cost

$1,234 $1,861 $2,089 $4,319 $8,434 Monthly After Tax Cost

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

$20,187 $18,387 $14,792 $12,963 $11,758 $8,916 $8,875 $6,949 $6,877 $6,198 $8,847 $4,761 $4,574 $4,263 $3,779 $3,371 $3,435 $2,003 $1,687 $2,319 Monthly After Tax Cost

$5,253 $3,797 $2,716 $2,024 $1,859 $1,959 $1,884 $1,336 Monthly After Tax Cost

$7,605 $1,234 $5,040 $4,800 $5,059 $3,654 $2,857 $2,556 $2,297 $1,734 $1,734 $1,795 Monthly After Tax Cost

$1,804

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AcAdemy HouSe 1420 locuSt St. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, renovated kitchen and baths, 1111 sf. $375,000

250 S. 17tH Street 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors, eat-in-kitchen, formal dining room, 1448 sf $499,000

tHe PHilAdelPHiAn 2401 PennSylvAniA Ave. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, bi-level penthouse, large balconies, 4207 sf. $725,000

indePendence PlAce 233 S. 6tH St. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, balcony, unobstructed Washington Square and city views, 1961 sf $799,900

tHe rittenHouSe 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, all rooms face Rittenhouse Square, completely renovated, 1560 sf $995,000

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