The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 01, 1971, Page Page 7, Image 7
'Play It Again, Sj
Township
Three USC coeds are featured in
"Play It Again, Sam," opening
production of Columbia's Town
'Theatre.
This romantic comedy by Woody
Allen is a segment in the manic
depressive life of &% writer and
professional movie addict named
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play featur
Allan Felix, played by R. Alan
Smith.
Anne Hightower, a senior art
major from Mt. Pleasant, plays
the role of Sharon Lake. Sharon
dates the neurotic Allan only once,
but decides this was once too often
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Tina Tillett, a junior art major
from Newton, N.C., plays the
dream version of Sharon, who
haunts Allen in his moments r
fantasy.
Carolyn Fultz, a sophomore
d'ama major from Charleston,
,lays an Intellectual Girl whose
discourse to Allan in an art
museum is a quick put down for the
would-be gallery world.
The hapless Allen rallies behind
his movie hero, Bogart, who ap
pears in his dreams with in
spiration and advice.
Opening night curtain is 8:30
p.m. Oct. 8. The play will run
through Oct. 16, excepting the
evenings of Oct. 10 and 11.
Tickets may be purchased at the
theater box office, 1012 Sumter St.
A discount on tickets is offered
for students and spouses as well as
season memberships.
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fCycle racii
The "Columbia Cycle Circus"
for professional obstacle course
motorcycle racing will be held on
Sunday, Oct. 3 at 2p.m. The winner
will receive $500.
Course location is on Highway 21
North, two miles north of 1-20. For
more information, call 754-0846.
SCANDINAVIAN SEMINAR
Scandinavian Seminar is now
accepting applications for its study
abroad program in Denmark,
Finland, Norway or Sweden for the
academic year 1972-72. This living
and learning experience is
designed for college students,
graduates and other adults who
want to become part of another
culture while acquiring a second
language.
An initial three week language,
course, followed by living with a
family who speaks the language,
will give the student opportunity to
practice the language on a daily
basis and to share in the life of the
community.
rhe fee, covering tuition, room,
board, one-way transportation and
all course-connected travels is
$2,500. A limited number of
scholarship loans are available.
For further information write to
Scanadinavian Seminar, 140 West
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CHESS ANYONE?
Anyone interested in forming a
delegation to play at Southeastern
Collegiate Chess Tournament is
asked to attend a meeting on Oct. 4
at 7 *:W p.m. in room 321 Russell
House.
The tournament is scheduled to
be held at Georgia Tech on Oct. 23
and 24th.
MA ID OF COTTON
Applications for the 1972 Maid of
Cotton selec,on are now being
accepted by the National Cotton
Councial.
Application forms may be ob
tained from the National Cotton
Council. 1918 N. Parkway,
Memphis. Tenn.. 38112. Deadline
for submitting applications and
required photograph is midnight
Dec. 1.
DRAFT INFORMATION
The Carolina Draft Information
Service is offering draft counseling
to all interested students in room
307 Russell House on Monday and
Tuesday of next week trom 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
Counseling to ROTC students
about their military obligation is
also available. The Service also
needs people who are willing to
take draft counseling training to
help continue the program.
ESCORT SERVICE
Carolina coeds are now being
provided an escort service during
the evening hours by APO service
fraternity.
To be provided an escort, girls
should call the fraternity office at
777-:1825. The service is provided
nightly except Saturday from 7 to
10 p.m.
CRH
rides
again
The strains of Rossinni's
"William Tell Overture" will soon
rock the airways of WUSC radio
once again. Is it classical music
time' No. The Lone Ranger? No,
it's "Captain Russell House!"
Yes, for the general delight and
edification of the Carolina Com
munity. CRH <as he is known to his
friends ' rides. again.
Program Director Dave
Warehime indicates that he has
.. signed, sealed statement
from Harry Hope (former
Gamecock columnist now with
Common Sense)l to deliver 3 new
episodes every week."
Although the dates for
production and airing of the series
have not been determined, the
format has been decided. To
familiarize members of the
Carolina Community with Captain
Russell House, the first 15
"esipodes", first broadcast last
spring, will be rerun. After that
CR H will have a new "esipode"
every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. Shows will be ap
proximately 2 minutes long and
will run just before news at 25
minutes past the hour, every other
hour, starting at 10:23 a.m.
Back with Captain Russell House
will be Ann, the announcer, Percy,
the rag, The Voice from the Dark,
thie Administration, Captain
lames T. Quirk and last but not
least, Emmaline Russell House
Slater.