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1) New Riders of the Purple Sage play Smith’s Olde Bar.
2) The Dandy Warhols play Center Stage.
3) Stuart Woods promotes his novel, Hot Mahogany.
4) Dr. Seuss for President, a showing of Ted Geisel’s political artwork, continues at Ann Jackson Gallery.
5) Watch golden lion tamarins imitate their native lives at Zoo Atlanta.
(Photo courtesy New Riders of the Purple Sage)
Horton Hears a Who! was the number-one movie for the second straight weekend. I might not have guessed that when my daughter and I attended the first Saturday show at Landmark Midtown Art Cinema, since she and I were literally the only people in the theater. Then again, that was at 11:40 a.m. on a gorgeous Easter-weekend day. (As my wife suggested, “Maybe most of the Midtown residents were still at brunch.â€)
Watching Horton for my second time during the neverending presidential primary season, I couldn’t help but look for contemporary political implications.
Find out which Horton Hears a Who! characters parallel presidential candidates at PopSmart.
