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? II L, J I Li Kg i' * i ii i inniL 11 in I |f *jjsL f w M Make Thoro Showi I You'll win all the b wearing this easy knit j ties with two bows at side top makes this di i 'or school, work, or 0 with black trim Size I (Oi I \^s>: | | all stores SM1IJ w#N= mUERRY'Sl a ^ ughbred ing lue ribbons when dress Drawstrinq waist \ the sides Unique button \ ress extra special. Great Jw linner In peach and red s 3 13 36. F / j 'fiiQ /|jf / I p i j | \ \ k * i \ it ^ \MA \ o ? ?- x ? \ 111 f M * \fw \v(Y*\ U \> i n w n '? Ll i --nr |p i- -r 'W V ???? ? .xA W ^V- U R1 1 1 I I : ? I r ) LeagueFrom Pag 10 TIIK CKOWI) didn't really begin to resj band performed their best songs of the set the stage for Buddy Holly's "That'll be Several people were on their feet with " rock 'n roll selection, complemented wi and Conner's hard driving piano. T1IK AMAZING RHYTHM ACES, Columbia, also performed but seemed < earthy vocals and Barry Burton's wailing in a crowded bar. Both groups presented excellent exan times the musicians attempted to get th< feet by clapping and running around on th< However, the empty seats in Carolina message. They just remained still, projeel TV- From Page 10 the theater owner ean guarantee aff< himself. C Now. it is so expensive to go to the the movies, that even the most Cal extravagant film is not worth the to price of admission and added con concession. reg Apparently, the real sufferers in the situation are the theater L owners who are pricing themselves abc out of business for the public can't mo Focus" THIS WAS ONE of the sleeper films of 1 an Academy Award for Best Actress foi widow whose out to start a new life aftei in a truck wreck. She is handicapped in her search for a and a lack of any occupational skills. Kris Kristofferson is tolerable in this Martin Scorsese. Speaking of films, the German Club w silent 1928 classic, "The Passion of Joan the Russell House Theatre. AS FILM HISTORIAN Gerald Mast director, Carl Dreyer, and German des designer of "The Cabinet of Doctor Caligc effects are pure French. Narratively, th trial and eventual execution at the stai structure is merely a skeleton. The pictui passion." The Department of Theatrp and British Union Debate at 7 p.m. Monday Ballroom. The topic of debate is "Resol busing is an inadequate means for imple in the United States." After initial speeches from both sides o open to the audience for comments. Town Theatre, located at 1012 Sumtei Friday with "Camelot". The evening shov matinees at 3 p.m. Reservations can be m THK STORY begins with the first meei when neither knew that they had been bet! nappmess together and the events that le achieve his dream of perfect peace and on "The villainy of Sir Morded and the trai Arthur's bravest knight, Sir Lancelot." ( tober i). si:ason T1CKKTS for the Classic Cin are Ix'ing sold at the Travel Center in t Irvin-Fuiler theatre. A season ticket entitles the purchaser thirteen films in the series, which begii ventures of Robin Hood", starring Krrol ? The Columbia Philharmonic Orchestra at 8 p.m. Sept. 28 at Dreher Auditoriur concert will be John Bauer, Lucien D Frances f-cott. Frances Scott, guest conductor, will ct "Stars and Stripes Forever", instead of th "Andante". The opening selection will be Gioac "i/uaiiana in Algeri" Ciuest artist Joann the Mozart "Andante in C Major for Flute The "Concerto for Violin, Cello an< Brahams will feature as guests Bauer on v violoncello. This composition was Braha Tickets for this opening concert are or Festival Office, 1527 Senate St. aond until the encore when the ivening. A rocking 1950's beat the Day". Come on and Dance," another th Call's whining steel guitar certainly not strangers to V O :>ut of place. Russell Smith's lead guitar are more at home iples of their works. Several 2 crowd loose and up on their e stage. A few responded. Coliseum never received the Ling a cold and rigid stare. 3rd it. Compromises have to be made ii situation is to be resolved )le and Pay TV are on the wa\ eliminate the omni-present nmercials and censorship th;it ular television still employs Inless changes are brought >ut, the extinction of theatrica, vies is almost inevitable. 1974 that netted Ellen Burstyn r her portrayal of a mid 30's r her redneck husband dies i job by a twelve-year-old son comedy-drama, directed by ill present free of charge the of Arc," at 2 p.m. Tuesday in wrote, "Despite its Danish igner, Hermann Warm, (the iri"), the films aesthetics and e film chronicles Joan's long ke; but the film's narrative re has no real plot ; it is pure ch will have the year's first r night in the Russell House ved, that this house believes menting racial desegregation f the question, the floor will be r Ct i vu. uft iuii program vsareat 8:30 p. m and Sunday ade by phoning 799-2510. ting of Arthur and Guenevere irothed It traces their days of d to Arthur's bitter failure to tier for his kingdom. itorous love of (iuenevere and "amplnt Ylill riin thmnrtK ..... ? Mil Mil V/U^ll em a Series at $15 per person he Russell House and at any to unlimite viewings of all is October 15 with "The AdMynn and Olivia de Havilland. will open the 1976-1977 season n The guest artists for this eGroote, Joann Gunter and [>nduct the John Philip Sousa e originally scheduled Mozart chino Rossini's Overture to Gunter will be flute soloist for and Orchestra." i Orchestra," by Johannes iolin and Lucien De Groote on m's last orchestral score, i sale at the Columbia Music