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Review They see By BOB CRAFT Feature Editor When John and Carrie Carney opened up their first set in the Golden Spur last night, there were so few people present that the audience took turns giving John their names. John picked up his guitar and sat on a stool and his wife, Top 'pianists I Phillips and Renzulli, the vir tuoso American piano duo team will appear in concert at 8:00 p.m. Oct. 28 in the Campus Room of Capstone. The young artists have held a prominent position in America's leading piano teams since their 1964 debut in New York City. Currently, they are Artists in Residence at St. Ann's Episcopal School in Brooklyn Heights, New Warwicke Friday Dionne Warwicke will be here Friday night at the Coliseum. Tom DiFiglio, chairman of the committee, said Miss Warwicke brings an entire show with here including a jazz-soul group. Miss Warwicke has been awarded three gold albums, has headlined the 1968 Newport Jazz Festival Tour and is the only vocalist to ever be named Har vard's Hasty Pudding Club's "Woman of the Year." Tickets for the concert are $3 and 1or students. DIONNE W Miss Dionne Warwicke in| Friday night, Oct. 29. At 8 I $4.50. Students with i.D.'s-$4 PHILLIPS Ag A Phillips and Renzulli traditional with the most tasi fashion conscious audience discriminating. Thursday N~ Capstone. Free with U.S.C. med happy Carrie, stood up and pulled a microphone from a stand and they started with "Sweet Baby James." There are a lot of male female acoustic groups run ning around and, unhappily, one generally categorizes them by saying, "when you've heard one, you've heard 'em all." here Thurs. York. Phillips and Renzulli have won wide acclaim in both America and Europe for their unique and musically rewarding program. Their repertoire includes their own compositions as well as important works all but forgotten as a result of the 1900's trend to perform only elaborate transcriptions of com positions written for orchestra, opera or larger chamber en sembles. Tomorrow night they will be performing such works as "Variations on a Theme of Haydn," "Two Andalucian Dan ces" and "Fantasy for Two Pianos." Their program also will include some of their own com positions, "Two Conversations for Two Pianos" by Franco Renzulli and "Three Pieces for Two Left Hands," by Robert Phillips. The piano concert is sponsored by University Union Artist Series Committee. Students with IDs will be admitted free and tickets may be obtained in the Russell House. Admission for non-USC students is $2 and $3 for adults. University Ui 'AR WICKE erson in Carolina Coliseum ~.M. Reserved Seats $5.50 & .00 & $3.00. ID R ENZOLLI Concert: A blend of the eful In the new - a treat for the as well as for the musically Ight Oct. 28, Campus Room, l.D. to be here The many definitions of love run together after a while and when the group does other people's songs, there is the ugly and looming threat of unfavorable comparison. Jot- and Carrie did their first set and, the two out standing numbers were "The Wizard of Ease," and a song about being hassled by a cop on an Alabama highway. The rest of the numbers were a mixture of Graham Nash, Joni Mit chell, Dylan, Taylor, etc. The numbers were competently ALL' MONE TU=S WED THUR FRI INTERNATI 1031 Assembly lion present "CI Caf~ Tic1 wil fre Fu to tw rei by da fir though cre done, but they were not ex ceptional. There was something, however, exceptional about the Carneys' performance. It was that they really seemed happy to be here and seemed to really want to sing for the folks that showed up. There was none of the aloof "Hi there, We're from the Woodstock Nation and we're gonna give you the word," type thing that has sometimes been witnessed from groups of this type. rOU CAN Chow Mein Fried Eke Bttermilk Panc choke of 5 syrup f4 Spaghetti MEAT SAUCE Chow Mein FRIED RICE French Teu Cae of 5 syrup f ONAL HOUSE 0] CANTERBURY T 1e Artist Series Committee p nterbury Tales" Monday, Nos eteria. This is free to student lets may be picked up In room 24 FAST DAi rhe International Committee c |I be sponsoring a Fast Day on m the Fast Day will be sent to ti nd and then forwarded to India purchase food, clothing, and tej -fold purpose by first helpi ugees and secondly introduc miomy. WIe are urging all students to pai contributing the money normal y, to this worthwhile cause. A t1 st floor lobby of the Russell Hot stribute. wd small John's quips from the microphone were actually funny and he and Carrie wanted to make the audience their friends. During their second set, they really warmed up and gave an excellent rendition of Carole King's "You've Got a Friend." They are going to be In the Golden Spur for a couple of more nights-arid there really ought to be more people there than can give their names to the performers. EAT .99 mkes *75 Evers .99 .99 St .5 lovers F PANCAKES 4467 Devine ALES resents Rob inglis in -. 1, in South Building with validated l.D.'s. 4 Russell House. f the University Union November 3. Proceeds le East-Pakistani Relief where they will be used its. The money serves a ng the East-Pakistani ing funds into India's dticipate in the Fast Day iy spent on food for that ibie will be set up on the se for those who wish to