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Know what you're up against Read The Gamecock SSSSSSSfSSSSSSSSESESSSSESSESSSabMi ! A Gourmi HAPPY HOUR 4:30 6:30 (two for one) GOURMET SANDWICHES SERVED TILl GREAT DRINKS NIGHTLY ENTERTAir OPEN MON.-THURS. 11-1. FRI. 112, SAT _ JU c< ISLOfl We operate a discol two shows each nigl good or really bad We want to audition: One Man Bands Novelty Duos Trios Jazz Bands Polka Bands Dixieland Bands Blue Grass Bands Entertainers that g our entertainment and phone number i .Qsivnt I We have ten differ? | Hot Pastrami, Roast I | Sub. Our Mini-Sub is ]j5 We serve a 1 2 oz. Frc packs to go for only $! \ | OPEN 1 1 -2a.m ;fi 630 Assembly St. ItaMMHnHHH Gem, minera begins today From News . .rasps The Columbia Gem and Mineral Society will hold its ninth annual show on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the National Guard Armory on Bluff Road. The show is open to the general public and no admission is charged. The show will have an exhibition of different types of gems and minerals. There will be numerous dealers whose booths will contain a Five Points W 634 Harden St. ^ 799-6723 st's Delight - 12 MIDNIGHT JMENT . 11-12 I IMULTADOH IOTOR 1ST] 1-26 AT BUSH RIVER ROAD DLUMBIA. SOUTH CAROLINA 292 ISflNfi POB Vi theque that will soon be featuri lit. We want crowd reaction, so; Fat or Skinny Bands All Girl Bands Novelty Single Acts I imhn FV? a/uiaci 3 lloola Dancers Tap Dancers ;et good crowd reaction can eai line-up. Call us at 772-4910 an< . Our entertainment director wi - tny's Sub! nt types of Subs to choo Beef, Sausage with Pep only 99* and our large s >zen Mug of Beer for 50 2.00. i. Mon. - Sat. Phone 799 (opposite the Coliseum HHHHHn 1 show variety of finished products as well as supplies for hobbyists who collect minerals. A special display of unusually large minerals is planned, including the amethyst cluster, which is the South Carolina gemstone and was presented to the state by the state mineral societies. Also planned are: a swap area where any interested people may exchange, or buy, samples of minerals; daily field trips to locations near Columbia where people may "prospect" for garnets, quaetz and other minerals. Ten different custom made rings with precious and semiprecious stones will be given to the public Each ring is valued between $50 and $500. Show hours will be from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday. t N ? 10 AUNT ng local talent for you must be reallv ^ Comedians Impressionists Ventriloquists Magic Acts Belly Dancers Bikini Dancers Comic Singers n a regular snnt in - O ~ I * ? i leave your name ill return your call. Shop' j se from such as, ! pers, and Meatball j ub is only 11.49 j ' and we have six ! 7800, Ext. 108 I ) at the Sheraton | ^sJSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS# HHMMHBfflHHGBBWfleees Hollywood The first two "Doberman Gang" f enable the producers to buy name Amazing Dobermans," starring Fre Barbara Eden. "The Bad News Bears" will be bacl T1IK PRODUCERS of "Jaws" are; Gone With The Wind." No, this is not; Irwin Allen will make "Beyond the a joke. Walt Disney Productions has caug hri nrfinrt Ka/ilr 4L - ,f-i' uav.iv uci UIC llie VUlKSWagOt Monte Carlo," starring Don Knotts Even "The Pom Pom Girls Part IT But, probably the most amusing of You Don't Stop Doing It, You'll Go B Do It Until I Need Glasses." And when Hollywood cannot find a produces remakes. THE NEW version of "King Kong,' by Christmas. And, the makers of "Flesh Gordoi ploitation satire called "Queen Kon; The film version of "Superman" w leading man has not been cast as yet, Marlon Brando and Gene Hackman And, the moviemakers have just fi the Pauper," starring Mark Lestei leading roles. The supporting cas unknowns U'hn an Kti tlin .. "i.w me i iciiiicd U1 \J Borgnine, Rex Harrison. George C. S< I^ester will get better support next So, it is easy to assume that Hollyvs chance on something original. Since make money, it is difficult to criti tisticallv, however, there might be Focus" THE PURE PRAIRIE League, The Amazing Rhythm Aces and Rick Springfield will be in concert at 8 p.m. Sunday night in the Carolina Coliseum with tickets priced at $4. $5 and CARTOONIST BOB Clampett, creator of Beany and Cecil the Sea Sick Sea Serpent, and of many of the greatest cartoons of all time featuring Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, Daffy Duck, Elmer Fudd, Beaky Buzzard and Sylvester will present a visual display of some of Warner Brothers most famous 1940's cartoons, an informal discussion pnrc i I'.xcmnf; 7* i??r I nshitiiiablr Mo BIG DtNTSVILLE SHOP THURS. - FRI g 6033 TWO NOTCH ^?'? ilms have made enough money to stars for their next sequel, "The d Astaire, James Franciscus and i in a yet to be titled sequel. also planning "The Continuation of a iokp " ?? Poseidon Adventure." This will be ht that love bug again and will be i for another film, "Herbie Goes to and Dean Jones. ' is in production. all, is the sequel to last year's "If lind." The follow-up title is "Can I film that needs a sequel it merely " starring Jeff Bridges, will be out i" have already concocted a sexg," starring Ray Fay. 'ill be out next year. Although the the supporting players will include nished rpmakino "TK<? Prinno 0 ? >iv ? > i ivv auu r (star of "Oliver") in the dual ;t is basically filled with some liver Reed. Raquel Welch, Ernest :ott, and Charleton Heston. Maybe time. 'ood is a bit uneasy about taking a all of these films will undoubtedly cize their business abilities. Arroom for question. with a question and answer period Wednesday in the Russell House Ballroom. Clampett was the narrator and mastermind of the "Bugs Bunny Rlincrctor" w"'" * uwi uiuvic l I let l passcfl through the cinema circuits this summer. The program is free to USC students and their guests. ABC THEATRES, is selling discount tickets that are good for any of their movies for $1.50 at the Travel Center on the second floor of the Russell House. D itiers ? llaughters | WAREHOUSE gSra . TO 9-DAILY 10-7 I ROAD 754-2636 |