The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 18, 1971, Page Page 4, Image 4

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At the tJ Charlie Consider this. You have characters are the most ren< kids in the entire world. So wi That's the problem invol "You're a Good Man, Charlit last week by the University When the audience walks exactly what they want Cha the rest to sound like and act it. The University Theatre hi The play is basically a serik taken from the panels of "Pq connected by songs. The University Theatre's p brightness that was necessar simple set of oversized 4 Doghouse, and the Great Pt tion. "Charlie Brown" had, ho beset many musicals. The bai into its head to drown out the sometimes cracked, but it wa The entire cast was good, I to be Jim Blanton as Snoc audience and the show in t "'Suppertime." It was a disr tricity would have made An Kunstler (Continued from page 1. as the defense lawyer for the "Chicago 7" trial. Kunstler, contracted by the University Union Lecture Com mittee in conjunction with the Student Bar Association, was counsel for the late Martin Luther King, the NAACP and the KR) We He 2.{( BEI NAl WITE --STRIP I* MWOUFLAGE A0YFATIGI. 20t$ATIGt ARMY-NA T HE YE] 1316 ASSEMBLY: ieatre Brown By BOB CRAFT been given a script whose wned, eccentric and beloved iat do you do? ved with the production of % Brown," that was presented Theatre. into that theatre, they know rle Brown, Lucy, Linus and like and you had better have 3d it. Is of blackouts that have been ?anuts." These blackouts are roduction had the charm and y to bring the play alive. The :hildren's blocks, Snoopy's impkin added to the produc wever, the same woes that rid, on occasion, would take it actors and the actor's voices s a small price to pay. )ut the most outstanding had ipy. Blanton put the entire ils pocket with his number, >lay whose vitality and elec gela Lansbury green. to speak American Civil Liberties Union. Kunstler received his BA degree from Yale University in 1941 and his LLB from Columbia Univer sity in 1948. A break in his education came during World War I when he served as an Army major and received the Bronze Star. ,ZY ITElVN ive Them In For You 100 PAl aL BOTT( /Y BELL BOTrOMS IN DEN] ES - CORDUROY - ALL COL4 LUBBER BRAND -ALL TI [ I14TROSER$ ***... *............ l& TROU[SERS............ E TRUSRS............... E & CAMO. TROUSERS ... 5 ALL COLORS & SIZE *E IN AND mo0wsE AuUN, 'HE STORiE YOU ARE E00KIN4 WVY SURPLUS LOW FRONT STO BT. This is one of the exhit University Union's Crafts New serv find low ( Students planning graduate work in the United States or abroad and undergraduates thinking of exchange programs, now may find housing costing no more than maintaining their own apartments. A new service, Elliott's Worldwide Home Exchange, recently has published a directory, available Oct. 15, of homes, apartments, mobile homes and condominiums for exchange in every state in the United States, in Europe, the Caribbean, Mexico, the United Kingdom and Canada. The directory has approximately 400 listings representing Almost every state in the U.S.. including I Stock R Ph. ALL3SIZES rafts Fair exhibit its at the Saturday on ti Fair held more fairs in ice helps :ost foreig Hawaii, and abroad, and is con veniently divided into geographic sections. The directory also may be used to arrange year around, weekend and holiday exchanges with per sons in nearby mountain, desert, 5each and resort areas. The home exchange listings are coded to insure privacy. Persons wishing to exchange homes with directory listings send an inquiry letter to Elliott's. The letter is then forwarded, one letter for each listing inquiry. Registration of exchange listings with Elliott's Worldwide Vacation Home Exchange Program is $12.40 a year and includes an annual WATER $1800 51 THE WATE 20 E. Andre Atlanta, Ga 237-064 Send Check or Money 4 Shipping charges C.O.C TO INTRODUCE ( SA 0l \PliIn Stretch was $10 Knee-H nlOW $5 bne oi Blue We Also Carry Knee-hi krinkle patent boots in 7 foot-stomping colors I plain $12.00 granny $15.00 qallica HOURS 19 Al -- Lfaytne Cbwart ie Patio. There are plans for the future. students n housing directory, periodic supplements, forwarding services and home exchange forms for subsequent correspondence with others. To become a subscriber or to list your home, send a brief descrip tion of your home and nearby recreational facilities, libraries, education institutions and museums. Also indicate the dates and length of time you would wish to exchange your home. Directory subscriptions, listings, and inquiries should be sent to Elliott's Worldwide Vacation Home Exchange, Box 2382, Castro Valley, California. BEDS All Sizes Fr. warranty R BED ws Dr. .30305 8 3rder Now and Save! I. from Atlanta iS TO COLUMBIA LE canvas was $15.00 t Bo'ts now $7.50 denim E xclusive line of suede & leather handbags 4of distinct colors skins 1+6. (CADE MALL S~HINGTQN STS, t.-Frl. Sat. 10-6