Triad Arts with David Ford Little ChicagoSeptember 12, 2006Gastonia, NC is sometimes known as "Little Chicago." Supposedly, during Prohibition, the city was a favorite point for Chicago mobsters to get North Carolina moonshine. In the late 1980s, Gastonia's per capita murder rate was high as the Windy City's. Little Chicago is now the name of a independent film that puts Gastonia in a more positive light.
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Triad Arts Archives
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September 26, 2006: UNCG Theatre: Macbeth
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September 25, 2006: Sabar
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September 21, 2006: An Enemy of the People
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September 20, 2006: Romeo and Juliet
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September 19, 2006: The Taming of the Shrew
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September 18, 2006: At The Ball, That's All!
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September 14, 2006: Betty Watson
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September 13, 2006: Greensboro Symphony: Happy Birthday Dimitry!
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September 12, 2006: Little Chicago
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September 11, 2006: Richie Matteson's Bluegrass Picker's Tunebook
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September 7, 2006: Theatre Nohgaku
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September 6, 2006: Todd Burge
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September 5, 2006: The Music Academy of North Carolina
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September 4, 2006: Piemont Theatre Collective: 'The Guys'
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August 31, 2006: West Side Civic Theatre: The Wizard of Oz
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August 31, 2006: New River Blues Festival
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August 30, 2006: Woodenhead
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August 29, 2006: The Diary of Anne Frank
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August 28, 2006: Kudzu Art Project
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August 24, 2006: Elsewhere Artist Collaborative
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August 23, 2006: Open Dream Ensemble
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August 22, 2006: High Point and John Coletrane
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August 21, 2006: Blurring Racial Barriers: The Final Exhibition
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August 17, 2006: The Lonetones
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August 16, 2006: Quadzilla
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August 14, 2006: The Crooked Road
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August 10, 2006: Carolina Piano Trio
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August 9, 2006: Debbie Does Dallas: The Musical
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August 8, 2006: Erik Morales/Wachovia Winds
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August 7, 2006: Roberto Orihuela
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