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DAVID LYNCH: Director David Lynch visits Amoeba Hollywood for a signing to promote the release of “David Lynch The Lime Green Set” – a nine-disc DVD box set that includes Eraserhead - Remastered Version; Eraserhead Soundtrack; The Short Films Of David Lynch, The Elephant Man, The Elephant Man Extras - DVD Debut; Wild At Heart, Industrial Symphony No. 1 a mystery DVD and a picture book among other items. Other selected titles can be bought and signed tonight as well.
GAMING: When times get tough, the tough go gambling. Commerce Casino is holding a “poker university” beginner class tonight from 8-10 pm. Space is limited to 25 players, so register for the class at Commercecasino.com/pokerclasses.aspx or by calling (323) 721-2100.
CLASSICAL: Tonight at 8 pm, members of the LA Philharmonic tackle the following compositions: Martinů’s “Piano Trio No. 2 in D minor,” Poulenc’s “Trio for Oboe, Bassoon and Piano” and Chausson’s “Piano Trio in G minor, Op. 3.”
FILM:: The ArcLight Sherman Oaks continues its tribute to Paul Newman tonight with Cool Hand Luke. See where classic lines like “What we got here is…failure to communicate” come from.
THEATRE: LAist recommends Spring Awakening and it continues its run tonight at 8 pm at the Ahmanson. You have until Dec. 7 to catch coming of age story with mature themes, partial nudity and strong language. Great songs and performances to boot.
*Pencil pick of the day
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