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BY BRENDA BELL
Entertainment Editor
June 26, 27, 7:30 Calcott 015.
"Gone With The Wind," directed
by Victor Fleming. Starring
Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable and
Olivia de Havilland. Love story
about a Southern gambler and a
pampered Southern belle. Takes
place during Civil War and post
war restoration periods. $100.
June 29, 8:00-Golden Spur.
"Ninotchka," directed by Ernst
Lubitsch. Starring Greta Garbo
and Melvin Douglas. A literary
satire with its impudent mockery
of Soviet chauvinism and capatilist
conceit was Garbo's first comedy.
Free.
June 30, 8:00-Golden Spur.
"Forbidden Planet," directed by
F.M. Wilcos. Starring Walter
Pidgeon, Leslie Neilsen and Anne
Francis. Science fiction. A
spaceship lands on Altair-4 looking
for earthlings who had disap
peared years before. Finding a
surviving scientist and his
daughter, the group searches for
reasons for the disappearance of
the race which had once inhabited
Altair-4. Free.
July 1, 8:00-Golden Spur. "Far
From the Madding Crowd,"
directed by John Schlesinger.
Starring Julie Christie, Terence
Stamp and Peter Finch. Screen
adaptation of Thomas Hardy's
novel. Headstrong Bathsheba
inherits a farm and hires rejected
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suitor, Gabriel, as shepherd. Shi
sets her cap for neighbor Bold
wood, but in the meantime falls ir
love with Troy, a calvary officer.
An interesting chain of events
ensues and Troy ends up being
killed by Boldwood. Free.
July 2, 3, 7:00 and 9:30-Calcoti
015. "Play It Again, Sam,'
directed by Herbert Toss. Starring
Woody Allen, Diane Keaton and
Tony Roberts. After his wife
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leaves him for insufficient
laughter, neurotic film critic Allen
turns to friends for help in
establishing a meaningful
relationship with the opposite sex.
He conjures up shades of his idol
Humphrey Bogart who gives him
advice on how to handle dames.
Allen dates a procession of
swinging girls, but they all reject
him-even a self avowed nym
phomaniac. $1.00.
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BY BRENDA BELL
Entertainment Edi:r
Sunday night, June 29, Carolina
Coliseum will rock to the sounds of
Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Marshall
Tucker Band.
Presented at the Coliseum by
Beach Club Promotions, the
concert begins at 8:30 p.m. John
Hammond, a blues artist of many
years will open the show.
Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Mar
shall Tucker Band (from Spar
tanburg, S.C.) both play a good
Southern sound, similar to that of
Wet Willie and the Allman
Brothers Band. Both groups have
been in the record business for only
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a few years, but each has achieved
recognition for their own styles and
sounds.
Tickets are on sale at the
Carolina Coliseum BOX Office.
The Barry White, Love
Unlimited and the Love Unlimited
Orchestra Concert which was
scheduled to appear at the
Coliseum tomorrow evening has
been cancelled. The soul concert
was cancelled Wednesday when it
was announced White was suf
fering from a throat irritation. A
spokesman for the Coliseum
management said Wednesday, the
Barry White concert would
probably be rescheduled for a later
date.
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