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| EXTRA Information on Bill Irwin |
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Bill Irwin, affectionately known as "MR. NOODLE" to Sesame Street fans, is in town this weekend for the Chicago Human Rhythm Project's 10th Anniversary. The event will be held Friday, August 11, 2000 at 8:00 p.m. at the New Athenaeum Theatre. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster. Bill Irwin is probably best known for his performances in Full Moon, Eight Men Out and as the children's favorite, "Mr. Noodle" on Sesame Street. Keep an eye out for his latest role in the upcoming movie, The Grinch. This movie version of the Dr. Seuss classic, starring Jim Carey, arrives in the theatres Thanksgiving weekend. |
| EXTRA Information on Fash Bash |
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Marshall Field's Fash Bash is a fall fashion preview of what is truly HOT clothing. The show is hosted by Queen Latifah and features different fashions from Calvin Klein, Donna Karan, Jean Paul Gaultier and many other well-known designers. Tickets are $40 for the show only and can be purchased at the Chicago Theatre Box Office or: Call 312-575-8000 |
| EXTRA Information on Gold Coast Guest House B & B |
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Ever think you could find a quaint, relaxing bed and breakfast in downtown Chicago? Amid the hustle and bustle of the city, the Gold Coast Guest House B & B offers a tranquil spot for travelers to stay. The 1873 brick townhome is a short walk from Michigan Avenue and Lake Michigan. The overnight stay includes a continental breakfast, individually-controlled Air Conditioning and a smoke-free environment. For reservations,
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| EXTRA Information on Walk-A-Bye-Baby |
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Walk-A-Bye-Baby Fitness is the perfect program for the new mom looking for a way to get fit without searching for daycare. Babies actually ride along, while moms or dads get a great workout stretching, squatting, lunging, even jogging with the strollers. Lisa Walter started the program last year, after the birth of her daughter, Grayson. Walk-a-Bye-Baby Fitness offers several outdoor classes that will raise energy levels, build muscular strength and endurance, even help answer baby care questions. To get involved in a class or to find out more information on Walk-A-Bye-Baby Fitness: Call 773-244-8020 Or visit their website at |
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