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CHARLOTTE CALDWELL Soprano to give recital Soprano Charlotte Caldwell. will present her first recital as a member of the USC voice faculty Tuesday, Nov. 26. The program is set for 8 p.m. in Fraser Hall and is open to the public. The recital will consist of works by Handel, Mozart, Talla, Strauss, Cimara, Faure and Christ. Also performing with Caldwell, wife of Dr. James Caldwell, chairman of the Columbia College Music Department, will be Louella Gibson, pianist, of the Columbia College faculty. HLU 4200 PEO I HELP HAL' INVOLV FASTING There will be shanty on Green Street Individuals are asked to 1. Giving up one meale 2. Giving up a favorite: 3. Eating Tuesday lun4 Cafeteria DONATE THE] MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25 film "Not Enough" at Pr4 film "African Drought" at] drama "Improvisations on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26 film "Not Enough" at Bapt film "African Drought" at: film "African Drought" o drama "improvisations on Concerned Gathering for H GIVE DONATIONi MONDAY AN HUNGER Comedy, BY CHUCK CROMER and TERRY DUGAS Of The Gamecock staff Comedy and insanity were the highlights of a two night stand by Steve Martin in the Golden Spur last week. To begin with, no one in the audience knew exactly when the show was to start. The an noupcements had been made, the stagelights were set, but there was no performer. As everyone began to stir with uneasy anticipation, the faint sound of a banjo and low laughter could be heard at the back of the Spur. Slowly a banjo picker made his way through the crowd. In white suit and with a husky Californian voice Steve Martin continued his unconventional appearanceantics onto the Spur's stage. With this, Martin then started into about a 45 minutemlnologthat included just about everything; tap dancing, juggling, banjo playing, sing-a-longs, Budweiser snorting, balloon making and even light hearted shouting matches with soundmen. One time during the monolog he paused to observe the audience. "One thing I can't stand is a comedian who'll use any cheap gag to get a laugh." With that he bends over, picks up a dime-store arrow and adjusts -it on his head. "This cost $.35" As he struts around the Spur's small stage he mentions, "Your interior decorators should be iGEIR RU PLE STARVE T EACH HOUR? F HUNGER BY 4 ED IN THESE E' a public fast led by the Univ questions and dialogue invit participate by: ach day Monday-Wednesday rood each meal for the three d h at the "Bread and Water 'I THE MONEY SAN UNGER HURTS F ~sbyterian Student Center, 1702 Greeu Baptist Student Center, 700 Pickens, Hunger" on Green Street, 11:45-12:1U 1st Center, 700 Plckens, 12:30 and 1:34 Presbyterian Center, 1702 Green, 12: n Green Street, 6:45 p.m. Hunger" on Green Street, 11:45-12:1U unger in Rutledge Chapel, 7:30 p.m. 9 AT THE HUNGE] D TUESDAY OR 5] HURTS, USC BOX insanity Ih commended for the fine job they did in making this gymnasium look like an auditorium." Steve Martin, 28, is one of the brightest new- comedians in the. entertainment field today. He's just finished an album calledl've Done Terrible Things to.my Dog With a Fork and will-be a~guest on the Tonight Show Tuesday night. Just as the audience never knew when the show started, they didn't know when it ended either. Picking on his banjo, Martin' once again walked through the audience, out the side door, and into the hall. Everyone fully expected him to return, but he didn't. For 10 minutes the capacity crowd sat in their seats waiting for his return that was never to come. Just then, someone walked in and told the crowd that some nut was playing a banjo on the Russell House patio. A mass exit soon ensued as the majority of the Spur's crowd filed aTS 0 DEATH GETTING VENTS: ersity Chaplains at the ed. ays 'able" in Russell House ED TO UND ,12:30 and 1:30 p.m. 2:30 and 1:30p.m. p.m. and 12:45-1:15 p.m. ~p.m. 0 and 1:30 p.m. p.m. and 12:45-1:15 p.m. t HURTS TABLES END THEM TO ; 84962. ighlight S Steve Martin out to see the patio spectacle. After 20 minutes on the patio, Martin soon led the crowd into a tour of the Russell House. As we could still hear that banjo Send The Gat DZIl FOOTS For the BEST in Foots * Rene Pierre Comi * Irving Waye Billi * Beer - Bottles and at Old Tim Hours: 4:00 P.M. 922 -24 Main M Nex P P d< A at service. Excellent se beer, Open 5 til 11 p Students and F~ I.D. Cards: All you can eat *1.5 & Tuesday Nig4 Capri's Italian * 734 H-a? pur act strumming and the laughter of the crowd as the Pied Piper led his mesmerized followers up the stairs of the Russell House. necock Home [i'S BALL :all and Beer >etition Footsball ards on Tap e Prices to Midnite Daily treet t to Dair Bar izza, Lasagna, Veal irmesan Spaghetti and 4licious Italian salads. iso Steaks, shrimps, ad Fried Chicken. >mplete carry-out lection of wines and .m. Monday- Saturday. Spaghetti 15 Monday ris Restawrant