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Entertai Bri ^ On can University of South Carolina facull guest curator for a special exhibit of tl . the Hirshhorn Museum of Smithsoni The exhibit organized by Klein, ass be on display Sept. 16-Nov. 14 in the th will include 27 works of Covert and u 1923, when Covert achieved a unique f IIUUHwU. -f it- ? ' ? nigiiuguis ui me uxniDiuon will oe such as "Brass Band" (1919), a coll paint. Paintings from the artist's unk produced after 1923 will also be incl / 111 tov The Columbia City Ballet will hoi Christmas production of "The Nut Calvert-Brodie Ballet Studio, Forest tember 26 at the Calvert-Brodie St . Audition time begins at 1:30 p.m. be The Columbia City Ballet is open impartial audition and is a cooperative in the metropolitan Columbia area. Anyone wishing to work with the C (jimiuciiuii ur mt; enure season is urge Further information concerning Th< by calling the Columbia Music Festiv* The Columbia Philharmonic Orchc with the inaugural concert Septei Auditorium. The Orchestra is conducted by Arp USC and recent distinguished choral Budapest, Hungary, where the USC international competition. Darazs ha the past three seasons. The opening concert will feature gu Groote, Joann Gunter and Frances ! Bauer, also on the faculty of the US Conductor of the Philharmonic and De Groote, who will perform toge "Concerto for Violin and Cello" (0 conductor for the Charleston Sympho conductor of the Charleston Symphc Gunter, who has performed with chestra for several seasons, will be Mozart "Andante in C, for Flute an Guest conductor for this work will member of the Philharmonic. Tickets for this opening concert ? Music Festival office, 1527 Senate S {pSsSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS! i rm% m m a | l ll l li * mm I SPECIALS FOR STUE 2 HOT DOGS, ICE TEA 4 VEGETABLE PLATE. I UA.'i.Sg |BUFFET LINE, MEAT &: IBREAD, & ICE TEA *1.9 {FREE REFILLS ON ICE Tl | WITH MEAL PURCHAS 1 | BREAKFAST SP |MEAT, EGG & GRI1 X WATCH FOR O I DAILY SPECIA L nment pfc KSJLkJ ipus ^ I ty member Michael Klein will be J le works of John Covert this fall at ^ an Institution. istant professor of art at USC, will ird-floor gallery of the museum. It rill focus on the period from 1916- ?? usion of cubism and dadism. \ 4 1 i: ?1-1 ? ! ' v^uvci i s uiiuauai assenioiages, j lage constructed of string and oil nown early career ana two works \ luded. vn ' ?^ | Id open auditions for its annual i cracker," September 25 at the Lake Shopping Center and Sep- H udio, the Clusters of Whitehall. j >th days. to all qualified dancers through e effort of the major dance studios ity Ballet in any capacity for this fl id to come to these auditions. e Columbia City Ballet is available il office at 771-6303. 1 stra will open the 1976-77 season Tiber 28, 8:00 p.m. at Dreher _ To ad Darazs, professor of music at 'n director at the Kodaly Festival in G? Concert Choir took top honors in sd s conducted the Philharmonic for est artists John Bauer, Lucien De Scott. S C Dept. of Music, is the Associate 1 its usual Concert-master. ! j ther with Bauer for the Brahms i pus 102), is music director and j ny Orchestra. De Groote has been I ?ny since 1962. [ the Columbia Philharmonic Or- I i performing the solo part in the | d Orchestra." be Frances Scott, also a regular I ire on sale now at the Columbia i treet. * Hxtr DO11 LG ^ I KHAWIKir I HI ?? ?* "? * n \3 EVERY DA )ENT& 10 oz. DRi , onlyM.OO 64 oz. PJTC BREAD, 629 Mi 3 VEGS., 0 tax inc. ACROJ EA ,E U.S.C. ECIAL iS only 99* ASKAI r>4 s ^ />N K? TICKET LS s fE Y :J; s^Z^\ I^sgr.-C-i v-- * ^pHi?6p^-^?^V-.^> *>; YfcWlflu f^rfnr^? ? r-U mmmsy MMM \J\JHLtl nda, an Atlanta based band that specia Jamaican Reggae music, performed it tlden Spur this past Wednesday and 1 ay nights before enthusiastic crowds. i ***** Zip $ | Kleen 1 * * Main - |4f | jt * C r< if iL S$SSSS$S$SSSS8SSSSSte| J WIS I P4TD4S it | ?***: PLAZA fT7 i HAPPY HOUR Y12'5, ! *FT $.30 \ ".HER OF BEER M.80 j MN ST. || >S FROM THE IS TOWERS j I Pu BOUT OUR IS JNTMEAL 1 SAND SAVE {I AvoM Il & all i bt ws? l/v fl (sSl Snffi^M^ul \ . : I Mfcr. 8?^' wBH Jeff Sstdeh-THE OAM8COCK ;n Spur lizes highlights of the evening's entertainment was a i the limbo demonstration performed by drunken liur- members of the audience. The NTERESTID | IN WRITING? f * Staff writers needed * * tljc r* a am t-r*r\r*i* * LH inc V7A/VICV-ULA | * Com? by RH 311 I Tonight at 8 * ropidus Ltd. Presents re Prairie League with special guest A ! nl aL a /^muzmg rcnyirim /\ces Rick Springfield j 5*1 in *iont 1 Q _ ft PAA M?f w -w |k/ I # ~ V/ I f V1 Reserved Seats: $4 $5 $6 able: Coliseum Box Office lTfTI?fTT1Tt I jsual Coliseum outlets I