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Tule Springs reunion event planning records and newspaper clippings

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here's what you w ill find in this issue of neon— your guide to activities and entertainment in las vegas. it is published fridays by the las vegas review-journal. se e u so n th e w e b a twww.lvrj.com/lvrj_home/neon saddle After more than 30 years as a top rock act in America, Aerosmith still finds motivation for remaining popular. The band plays the MGM Grand Saturday Ben Kweller, a geek-rock musician looking for more name recognition, opens for the Strokes on Saturday at the Hard Rock Hotel. G ARY THOMPSON/REVIEW-JOURNAL Thomas Dyer o f the Nevada State M useum & Historical Society talks about the new exhibit about the Tule Springs archeaological dig. * Art imitating life “Frida,” a biographical film about Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and starring Salma Hayek and Alfred Molina, opens in Las Vegas today. tWe pait comes alive The Nevada State Museum & Historical Society is featuring artifacts from “The Big Dig: The Tule Springs Expedition 1962-1963,” an archaeological expedition 40 years ago. and tones “Mostly Monochrome,” anew exhibit featuring the work of more than a dozen artists from around the country, runs through the end of the month at Contemporary Arts Collective. « COVER PHOTO ILLUSTRATION OF AEROSMITH DAVID STROUD / REVIEW-JOURNAL 2 • Trtday, nov«nDef a, zUO2 a mxa Si Senor introduces Las Vegas diners to Peruvian food. PLAYER'S EDGE PAGE 6 SHOWGUIDE PAGE 9 LOUNGES PAGE 24 COMING ATTRACTIONS PAGE 28 ON THE AIR PAGE 32 NIGHT BEAT PAGE 34 LIVE MUSIC PAGE 34 MOVIE LISTINGS PAGE 43 ARTS LISTINGS PAGE 47 JAUNTS LISTINGS PAGE 50 DINING OUT PAGE 55 BUFFETS PAGE 62 FEATURES EDITOR FRANK FERTADO 383-0274 ASSISTANT FEATURES EDITOR PATRICIA MORGAN 383-0267 STAFF WRITERS MOVIES CAROL CLING 383-0272 DINING HEIDI KNAPP RINELLA 383-0474 ENTERTAINMENT MIKE WEATHERFORD 383-0288 MUSIC PO U G ELFMAN 383-0476 ARTS AND RECREATION KEN WHITE 383-0256 * ^VejgasvReVieW-Jodrrtal