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1 ' 1 - 1 - Campus fi By CHUCK CROMER Gamecock Staff Writer Editor's note: Hie authc member of the University i Cinematic Arts committee. EXAM BREAKERS - It's healthy for the mind and students can break away fi monotonous and monumental cramming for exams. W movies that have been selc serve as the outlet for a frustrations will totally take y< from all that studying, at lea couple of hours. Adv westerns, comedy, horror, ga cartoons, mvsterv and oerh finest film stars of 1930's am form the great montage tertainment available. THE TOMB OF LIGEIA (19 movie marks the end of the Allen Poe cycle in films am most intelligent and psychol effective member of the Vinrpnt Pripp nlavc a wirlnuiA V a M fVIUVVTV enslaved by the memory of I spouse, Ligeia. Even tho v* BE ..I X' t '%s ilms offer < x> :r, '? " Krrol Kb Un,on8 the gre films e always Charge body if o *om the an exan task of Hussell ell, the Monday. Kited to 11 your remarries to anothc [>u away beauty and charm ist for a cannot excape his cmure, presence. The seen ngsters, terrorizes Price's aps the person of a cat are \ d 1940's horror. Friday, D< of en MILLION DOLL/ W.C. Fields classic. 65) This with Fields as Kinj j Edgar nutty country enter d is the Olympics. Jack ( AifiAalln 4 ' young /American series. daughter, Susan Fit r who is without a doubt tl lis dead audience's attentior ugh he 13. m f, ? I 1 ? gm ^ ' m 'y hemh . ... : 1' i hca nt<4 ixam-wee WM } /: : i /nn stars in one of atest adventure I ver made. The ) of the Light It will be shown as fl|V| 1 breaker in the 9KS House Theatre Wflf A Dec 15. TYi ir woman of equal THE , the crazed man Western first wife's evil popular < es in which Ligeia rare inst new wife in the starred i writable ballets of Cagney'i ?c. 12. leader w iK LEGS (1932) A and gar Wacky nonsense letting ( I of Klopstokia, a have ch ing a team in the plan to b 3akie portrays a father is pursuing Fields a frame >ming, but W.C. is revenge, tie center of the begins \ i. Saturday, Dec. Hamlet i the praii vv v";i , J * x. . ^ jf ' ) TT*A 11 to give free eoncer j The University Union / Contemporary Souni i(j Committee will present Dtr if Hall and John Oates In a fr f / concert at H p.m. Dec. 10, the Carolina Coliseum. (J! < % ID's will serve as an ent k' pass. Gary Wright, formei of Spooky Tooth, will be t opening act. .J_.t nuWHl'. I MHII BlllWII WWW II wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ;k distra< c t # JH OKLAHOMA KID (193 s have always been ve pxam hrpflkprs In ono r>f t ances that Humphrey Bogf in a western, he plays Jam s nemesis, an outlaw gai 'ho deceitfully obtains salo nbling rights in return f ;agney's father and broth lim to a site on which th mild a town. Later, Cagnej lynched after being jailed up by Bogart. Bagney see , but not until the fine :o look like the last art with bodies scattered all ov rie. Dressed in an all bla cu Concert Cho Arpad Darazs will t (Ymrert nri Snnrl;iv ;it l The concert will beg an organ recital by K< at 6:30 p.m. Highlighting the m Nativity," a (toristm Jacqueline Turner, I USC's internationa variety of traditional program will include and "It Came Upon The Christmas conc The program will "Messiah" sung by ti Choirs ulong with th< ChriHtmaH fe The Carolina Chris Tuesday, Dec. 9 whei nual Christmas Musi The festival will \ holiday favorites as \ an original musical | Center for Media At i "Betsy Ross and tJ feature Delle Harris j Washington. Musia direction will be han The Program wil i*? Christmas stories ar j?* Joe Pinner, a k> v | ceremonies and narn Night Before Christr at 5C The internationall ry traditional "Silent IS iy Alive and Uadiant V he "Sleigh Hide" and The festival is beini Department of Musi enterta wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Jtions outfit, Bogart lo of Western villi directed the pic Lane, Donald C co-starred. Sun I THE CHARG BRIGADE <11 tacularly prodtK of the British tro and Crimea. Ev story occurs in Ii and thousands o masterful prodt 9) p ry MYSTERIOl hp .TillOO Vornoo' c/ V VI1IVO irt comes to life, h es special effects, ng soldiers escaj on federates by t or marooned on an er terrible storm, ey giant crab, a m r's bees, and the in Nemo and h ks Nautilus, while i lie threatens to eri of Herbert Lorn, G er Craig and Joai ck Tuesday, Dec. 1 iltural brie ir tn nrpapn( rn conduct the Concert Choir the First Presbyterian Chi [in at 7 p.m. and preceding Hiald Miller, host organist usical program will be * as cantata featuring gues larry Cardwell and Havn Ily-acclaimed Concert Ch ! holiday music from the such selections as "Psalm a Midnight Clear." ert is open to the public at close with the "Hallelu he combined USC and Fii e audience. Htival ?et for D stmas season will get in i USC students are invite c Festival at thf Caroliit >rovide a blend of traditi well as a special Bicenteni production composed by J ts. he Bed, White and Blue," as Betsy Ross and John N< al direction will be by / idled by Donald Gray. ii icaiui c veil vi id special music perform cal television personalit itor for the USC orchestra nas." y-acclaimed USC CX>nce light," and the pop singi ibralions will join with tl "Jingle Bells." g coordinated by I)r. Willii c. A * < % ? ? 4 I ? t ? 9 ?I ? ' < I tinment oked the very model liny. Lloyd Bacon ;ture and Rosemary risp and Ward Bond day, December 14. 1? /\f? nraim tnunn mu vr inci liuii I *36) This is a spec !ed saga of the valor ops stationed in India en though most of the tidia, action, romance 1 extras make this a iction. Dec. 15 JS ISLAND (1962) :ience-fantasy classic ighlighted by superb A <fVAi?n !!?!? n iru|i ui U1UUII pe from the Conjallcon, only to be unknown island by a They encounter a an-eating bird, giant remarkable Captain lis submarine-the a humongous volcano ipt at any moment, rary Merrill, Michael 1 Greenwood star. 16. fs ftncert in a special Christmas 1_ _ /l_ ft i ircn in i.oiumDia. the annual event will Ik? This recital will start tespighi's "I^aud to the ?t soloists Beverly Hay, nond Hughes. ioir, will also present a past and present. The i 100," "Oh Holy Night," no charge. ijah Chorus" from the rst Presbyerian Church et!. 9 to full swing at H p.m. d to attend the third anl? Coliseum. tonal and contem|>orary nial salute in the form of nkn IatfrAi' vim mviii lfavin ui iiir ' Davis* production, will [>ble will portray (Jeorgc? irletta Haley and stage >ngs interspersed with anceR. y, will ?>e master of '? rendition of ' Twas the rt (!hoir will sing the ng ensembles, (Carolina he University (torus in im J. Moody, head of the ii.* y *++* ** * * ? vntMf v > '