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Yevgeny Yevtushenko,
the Russian poet, will begin
a poetry reading program
tour of the United States
Jan. 24 with an appearance
in USC's Coliseum.
Sponsored by the
University Union's Lec
tures Committee, the
program will begin at 8
p.m. and is free to the
public.
Yevtushenko will be
introduced by James
Dickey, USC's poet-in
residence who has adapted
several English tran
slations of his works.
Readings in Russian by
Yevtushenko and readings
of translations by Barry
Don Mc
Kicks off
By BOB CRAFT
Staff Writer
"Bye, Bye Miss American Pie,
Drove my Chevy to the levee
But the levee was dry,
And them Good Ole Boys
Was drinking Whisky and Rye
Singin' this'll be the day that I
die..."
That is the chorus to the song
American Pie by Don McLean. The
song has been rated number one by
almost every poll.
Next Sunday, Jan. 23, the Con
cert Committee of the University
Union will present McLean in
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"Company," the multiple award
winning musical comedy, will be
presented in the Carolina Coliseum
at 8 p.m., Jan. 31 by the University
Union Artist Series Committee.
Directed and produced by
Harold Prince with' music and
lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, this
Broadway play received the Best
Musical Award from the New York
Drama Critics in 1970 and six Tony
Awards in 1971.
"Company" is a tart, tender and
sophisticated portrayal of
marriage in a contemporary urban
setting. Allen Case, who replaces
George Chakiris, leads as an
eligible bachelor who is the
favorite guest of five married
"matchmaking" couples.
Julie Wilson co-stars as one of
the wives who attempts to push
Case toward matrimony by
stressing its joys.
Due to the limited number of
available tickets, USC students
must pick up their tickets by this
Friday, at the Russell House
Ticket Office.
This priority is given to students
who may pick up their tickets free
with a student I.D. Faculty also
may pick up their tickets and
purchase tickets for their Im
mediate families at this time.
After Jan. 21, tickets will go on
sale to the public. Ticket prices are
e'3 for, non-U.S.C. students. and $4
lan is Ci
Boys, a well-known English
actor, complete the
program.
Clay Riley, Lectures
Committee chairman, said
the tour was arranged by
Doubleday and Co., Inc.,
publishers of the poet's
latest book, "Stolen Ap
ples.'"
RiLey said the USC
Coliseum will be the 'rgest
hall in which Yevtus, anko
will appear on the tour,
which begins here and ends
Feb. 18 at Macalester
College in Minnesota.
Yevtushenko Is scheduled
to appear with four other
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concert at Township Auditorium.
The cost is $2. for students and $3
for the general public.
"This should be a really good
start for our spring concert
season," Tom DiFiglio, committee
chairman, said.
"This spring we have something
for everybody. There seems to be a
concert that. every person is
particularly interested in."
The upcoming concerts include
B. B. King and Curtis Mayfield,
McKendree Spring, New York
Rock Ensemble and others.
However, Frank Zappa will not
appear as previously announced.
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and $5 for the general public.
Faculty and staff dependent prices
are $3 and $4.
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noted poets in a program at
Madison Square Garden In
New York Jan. 28.
Participating will be
USC's Dickey, Nikki
Giovanni, Stanley Kunitz
and Eugene McCarthy.
Born in Siberia in 1933,
Yevtushenko became in
ternationally known in 1961
with the publication of
"Babi Yar," a poem
dealing with Soviet anti
semitism.
Since then, his works on
subjects such as Vietnam,
the Kent State deaths and
Louis Armstrong have
drawn additional world
attention.
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Zappa was attacked and thrown
into an orchestra pit in London two
weeks ago and suffered injuries
that forced cancellation of his
engagement.
The Concert Committee is
working now to secure groups for a
"mini-festival" in the spring.
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