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Carolina filr begins Oct. By CHUCK CROMER dochines Entertainment Editor' bridge ir The fi Season ticket applications for the mixing i six film Carolina Community Film with adu Festival arp h#?ina nrvonfoH -i? alsu nav The tickets cost $7 each, together. Membership is limited to the auditorium's 300 person capacity. "THE Tickets can be bought by mail 0f the through the English department, stories < The films include: "Singing in numerou the Rain" (Oct. 24), "Red Dust" charism (Oct. 31), "The Thin Man)) (Nov. wife-Hoi* 7), "Camille" (Nov. 14), "Adam's Myrna L Rib" (Nov. 21) and "The Best As Nic Years of Our Lives" (Nov. 28). carefree, The film will be presented at 7:30 detective p.m. on Sundays at Williams-Brice solve a n Auditorium (between the Nursing the disa] and Humanities Buildings on ventor. campus). Willian charm w "SINGING IN the Rain (1952), Academy one of the greatest musicals of all his effort time, opens the series in grand As one style. Gene Kelly, Debbie film, "F A?v/jriiuiuo, aim ju/viiitiiu kj oonnor similar star in this whimsical Hollywood glamoroi satire as it depicts the traumas of cessible, actors and actresses trying to overpowc survive the transition from silent without b to sound movies. mnuipo^ Few would deny that "Red Dust" with ther (1932) was one of the most risque "Camil films of the 1930's. Throughout the unorigina picture, Jean Harlow slinks about "Romeo in a most revealing dress, babbles Taylor a promiscuious langugage to Clark lovers se Gable and even takes a nude bath social p in Gable's water barrel. sometime Not to be outdone, Gable seduces tentionall the wife of an engineer who has come to Gable's rubber In- YET j iVl 1 EliVEn w ! | WE , i wr MA\/E . w w mrn I If 1 V k. I | Wl I $10.0 $5.C i CORNER Ol imm? n ?iiihhim?hhi a festival 24 e plantation to build a "Garbo played her pari 1 the jungle. style, pulling out all the ilm is nearly flawless, was eloquent lyri< kvit with drama, ecstasy restrained. Her uniq lltprv riphlp anH Uoplnm olovatcH Kio c?nr?r oKnir. UIIU AtUIIUVV VIVfMVVM Vliv ovui J U UV V ! e their best performance of melodrama and br< first Oscar nomination. York Film Critics gave THIN MAN" (1934) is one prize as best actress." best comedy-detective "Adam's Rib" (1949) )f all time and led to of all the Spencer Tracy s sequels featuring the Hepburn comedy films, atic detective husband- Basically, the comic team of William PowpII travs Henhurn and Tr oy and Asta. happily married couple k and Nora Charles, two happen to be opposing la , wealthy, and inebriated case involving a wife wh s, Powell and Loy seek to husband because he lultiple murder, linked to another woman, ppearance of a rich in- The Carolina Commu Festival ends with the n Powell combined his Award winning "The Bes 'ith comedy and won an Our Lives" r Award nomination for William Wyler, callin "tribute to the lost inn ! critic wrote about the American society", din >owell and Loy had a story of three war vet appeal. They were return home to face the is without being inac- of readjustment. forceful without being ;ring and accomplished DANA ANDREWS is eing perfect. The average force officer who can't ?r could and did identify his old drugstore jot n." mismatched war bride le u?3t>) is one of those Mayo); Fredric March is il love stories styled after aged banker who is try and Juliet." With Robert establish his marriage nd Greta Garbo as the Russell is a maimed s parated because of their fears the pity of his fianc >ositions, the film is O'Donnell), family and is ludicrous and unin- The film won seven ly amusing. Au/arHc irinJllHincf Anne f. ^ _ ,, w.. dMViMUlllg A' Russell, Wyler and s \S Paul Trent write, writer Robert Sherwood limiBllllBBBllllllllllll SEVEN-ELEV b I U DfcNTS BACK T< AKE OPEN 24 \ SPECIAL CHE TH A VALID U.S. 0 Limit for Amoun ^0 Limit for Cash F HARDEN AND DEV jgmnniMimw MH mwu mwwmwwwt \ Entertai Short courses on topics stamp collecting to belly University this fall. . , Among the courses bein in grand dates are: Off-Loom Fit stops, bne terpereonal Communicatic cal, yet ting (Sept. 29), Belly Dar iue poise Crocheting (Oct. 13), Begi ? thf? ipvpi ? ... ? - "V"" examination ^reparation ?!&ht her (Nov 2) The New her their A series of films concer is the best international relations is t -Katherine The films will be shown < p.m. in Room 213 of the Call plot por- Sponsored by the Depa acy as a Studies at USC, the film ser ! who just feature such topics as rea wyers on a . between developed and de^ to shot her surrounding the seating of I was with Nations and other promin< For a schedule of the filr nity Film International Studies at 77 Academy __ __ :rr Homecc g this his ocei\cc of strate frisbee throwing ected this frjsbeeS will be handed o srans who students are invited to be problems i nanjr o icvuiu. Cockfest will be held at Friday in Williams-Brice S > the air Encouraged by the football cope with success this year, the annu } ?r . . promise to be more entei than in previous years. "Ti a middle- wj|i be much better than t -gto re- ggjd Miller. "This year thej Harold performed out of pride rath ailor who embarrassment." ee (Cathy friends. THE EVENT will feati Academy bands, Grinderswitch a or March, Charlie Daniels Band. Tici creenpltfy see th >se two crnuns and ( are $1. 'EN WELC > and FAC O SCHO HOURS AI CK-CASHIN .C. I.D.CARI it of Purchase \ INE ST. FIVE '.wwwwwwwwwwmiwmwwwww\ s nment briefs * V*. ranging from ballet to crocheting and from ' dancing are being offered by the Free g offered this fall, along with their starting >er Techniques (Sept. 23), improving In>n (Sept. 23), Introduction to Stamp Collecicing (Oct. 4), Sand Sculpturing (Oct. 12), inning Classical Ballet (Oct. 19), qualifying (Oct. 21) and Professional Sewing Secrets 4 ning concepts and contemporary issues in >eing held this fall. jvery other Thursday through Dec. 9 at 7:30 cott Social Science Center. rtment of Government and International ies is open to the public at no charge and will isons for and results of war, the problems ^eloping nations, the debate and procedures the People's Republic of China in the United 2nt areas of interest. ns, call the Department of Government and 7 3108. ming?" . Free In accordance with this year's ut, and theme, the Homecoming parade at Con- will be bigger than ever. The parade features bands and floats 8 p.m. reorpspntino mor??r _ _ v...0 uiuir J UOb tadium. organizations. The march will | team's begin at noon Saturday on the lal skits street and proceed to the Inrtaining tramural Fields. he skits At 1:30 p.m., Grinderswitch will >efore," perform again. Bring along a r will be blanket and cooler so you can join ler than in the foot stompin'. Record Recking Reunion will climax Saturday evening with the ire two Homecoming football game. The nd the Gamecocks will meet thp Lets to Cavaliers from the University of a ockfest Virginia at 7:30 in Williams-Brice Stadium. OAAES U LTY i y I OL I DAY G POLICY > | ! I ? POINTS