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Mov By CHUCK CROMER The psychological de distractions outside the a _a. i ~ r iron : ? ? ? ? * ainiu5?piiei e 01 uol is a in? student experiences. Eacl must seek his own tei escape from the fru: complexities of examinat research papers. Many students pre! companionship of the opp< which they might pro< hanging out at one of the n alcoholic watering surrounding our campus, would rather become em involved in the varsity s USC watching our Ga basketball team struggle with such perennial bj powers as Kent State, Furman and Temple. For those students see entertaining diversions mc musical concerts provide, enough variety in the calendar of events at satisfy most discriminatin BEGINNING today an< through Saturday, the House Universitv Union C Arts Committee will pre serio-comic spectacul. Three Musketeers, in the House Theatre at 7 and S for $1. The film, din Richard Lester and Michael York, Oliver Richard Chamberlain, Welch, Faye D Christopher Lee and < Heston, mixes the trf cavaleric story of 16th French court intrigue with Oliver Heed, Michael Y and Frank Finlay prepart ies, col slapstick comedy temporary social : swordfighting sec sire for probably the most cademic staged in film histoi ed every 1 student The Cinematic Ar mporary continues its comic strating with programs in th< ions and and the Russell Hoi Yankee Doodle Dai that won James Cag er the for Best Actor for hi osite sex the brilliant musical :ure by entertainer George P umerous be shown in the Golde holes and 9:30 p.m. Others otionally iports at imecock TJie film's at iiuiiic ai i an^uinciiib ait; isketball and Cagney's acting, Citadel, Just seeing Cagney the steps of the W enough to qualify thi! king the greatest musical bio| >vies and ^me. there is I.triiiQrv IIT Rli'ITR AMD USC to talented Cagney are g tastes, attract you to the don't make a secoi bypassing the movi i lasting the theater. Some < Russell film comedians of th inematic will be showcased sent the doublefeature there ir, The abrupt and biting wii ; Russell in his 1939 masterpi< >:30 p.m. Cheat An Honest Mi ?cted by compilation of the be starring routines of Laurel Reed, Laurel and Hardy's Raquel Special showtimes c unaway, p.m. will be in effecl Charlton feature. iditional The German Fi century tinues its Afternooi i old time sions this Tuesday a A n KM Ik JlrJ[ i <sL*'; SnflHRnMHfW.') ^R7., v mfm AplflMte&^HHvr; - ~i:/ vSSjfi 'v; .< V^KjM ***., ? ^ a, .. s ork, Richard Chamberlain Ki ' for action against Cardinal he* Th About Ci ti certs p and pnn- Russell Unusp The; satire. The showing of The L juences are Hitler. The film pro realistic ever and economic condi y. many which led to F power. We see Geri ts Committee in World War I, the ui trend Monday poverty and unrest c e Golden Spur Republic. We see use Theatre. power, the resistance tidy, the film and the trial of th< [ney an Oscar volved in the Jul} s portrayal of assassinate the Fuhr composer and made in 1961, was dii rt. Cohan, will Rotha and is in Eng ;n Spur at 7:30 Once again musi< dominate the Januai campus activities. musical Contemporary Soun< extravagant ^as b??ked the Ami a pure delight. Ac<f for a" engage dancing down 2^.. 'n *^e Goldt hite House is Aces first appeared s as one of the 14,w!!.en w< graphies of all Michael Murphy in Township Auditori tnough most peopl them for their hit s the multi- Rate Romance," th< not enough to excel in their u Golden Spur, playing of countr id mistake in bluegrass. Both n e offerings in Amazing Rhythm )f the greatest formances in the Spi le '20s and '30s USC students with in a special cards. including the ALSO ON Jan. 2fi t of W.C.Fields Gino Vannelli will V f ? ? - * - ctc, i uu ^an i Township Auditoriui an. There is a has three album: silent comic Records: Crazy Li and Hardy in People and Storm at S Laughing *20s. rock magazine wrote >f 6 p.m. ana"9 any recurring therr t for the double music, it would seem extreme liberation, ai lm Club con- recognize the hyperte ^ n: * - 1 1'11111 UWUl- the dead end that it 2 p.m. in the channel one's ener d&vVfr- BbUH ii*fcj^aMjtiSt-1 **'^1 chilieu's henchmen in the Three Muskt gins a three-day run tonight in the R leatre. impus rovidc 'iM itre with the ife Of Adolf bes the social tions in Gerlitler's rise to tiany's defeat lemployment, *-5^ $ |||| >f the Weimar & M Jf the Nazis in fRV'vJJ* to the regime b officers in/ 20 plot to fllMlli^Bl t; 1^, im-iOT cal programs y rock and ights of the Aces perjr are free to identification t, rock artist Nguyen Cao 1 I appear at wjn open Ti. Vannelli ture and qu c nn A l.M ^ v/?i nmm fe. Powerful powerful ce >unup. As one essentials." !, "If there is head's at, ti le in Gino's $4.50 and ca i to be one of Tunes and Tl n invitation to nse hustle for The jazz it^ is and to Lewis can ho gies into a Coliseum J a: twill also sp Theatre Con is a comp professiona ' "Verbatim received wi pieces inclu L from populai ; a rapid-fire 1 fashion whic ? thought pro tions rely ex< A and voices o || the propertie sound effec ' performance H featuring Da Daniels Bai Brothers Bar . . musical revi jteers, which I; Coliseum th ussell Mouse c tL night for the $7, $f>, and ; divei 1 *' (y, the cmUroversial lorn le S(iA*s Speakers hint estion and answer peri lebration of life's Br If this is where your gr< ckets are $5.50 and rej n be purchased at dis lings. tou coi Tli sounds of Ramsey heard in the Carolina n. 29. Lewis was to st October but was in Kansas City and The program is pn / the Cultural Series n1( r uiiu is iruu 10 me gQI al Series Committee onsor the Dinglefest 19( npany in the Golden to md 4. The Dinglefest any of six young yj( Is whose special Technique" has de acclaim. Their de direct quotations r literature treated in (,u s, modern, satirical h is entertaining and en /oking. The produc- ')0 2lusively on the bodies 011 f the actors to create ar s, the settings and the of t necessary for the (ll 7: MUSK , The Spinners vid Kuffin, and Eddie p vill appear in the Ci n. 31. Tickets are a nd $4.50. c _ A r the Southern boogie . si a think "the South's ii again," the Charlie i* id and The Allman iv id will hold a Southern tl ival marathon in the tl lis coining Saturday |G outrageous prices of y< $5. The Allman I rsion ?- & ^>v .*m w3T i -* yp?H wtiM, JBHBhHh ' , / rr~f it*r South Vietnam premier, au series tonight with a lecu:i in the Carolina Coliseum others have returned to the ;en pastures of the South to *ain their confidence after their astrous western United States ir where they canceled several lpnrfe rlnn */\ to uut iu puui iitivci acuta. ere's no place like home. rhe SGA's Speakers Bureau will esent its series opener tonight in * PorAlino P/\l loni 1 ?v? mi f U f /-v r? ?v? t\ r* - veil v;iintl V/UUOUUlil Willi IUI III^I nth Vietnam Premier Nguyen o Ky. Ky served South Vietnam premier and vice president from >5-1971 and was forced to escape the United States last May when mmunist forces from North etnam overran his country. \ l,i:\l)IN<; figure ring the Vietnam War and rhaps the most colorful figure to nerge from the nation's turbulent litical arena, Ky will be speaking "Vietnam-Yesterday, Today id Tomorrow.'s At the conclusion nis lecture Ky win answt-r lestions. The lecture begins at 30 p.m. and is free to the public. And hnally, it you'v?' had enough olitics and Vietnam and seek ulture to pass the time, you might ttend the Canadian Opera ompany's version of La Bohcme, might at eight in Township uditorium. La Hoheme, con? - t in 1..: J- ?? nnricu uilt" ()I rUCl'lIll !) II1U31 nportant contributions to opera, ? sponsored by the Columbia lusic Festival Association. Set in le Latin Quarter of Paris during le 1830s La Boheme traces the ves, lives and disappointment of >ung artists sharing their ohemian lifestyles.