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2^^^3^1ri ^EnA .i^^H9B CT 4 ivw^'WW 4 j| McGuinn By CHUCK CROMER /" Entertainment Editor | The creator of the folk-rock sound, Roger McGuinn I ?l ? i- \ti i t-? .. ?,i: : i cinu v^iicu iea m<uisuii a prustxuiui vinceui JDUgnusi will appear at USC this week. The Russell House University Union Contemporary Sounds Committee will present Thun- I derbyrd featuring Roger McGuinn in concert at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Russell House Ballroom. Tickets are available at the Russell House Travel Center. J s McGuinn, leader and founder of the legendary Byrds is credited by some critics with beginning the folk-rock sound. Influenced by folksingers Pete j Seeger and Bob Gibson, McGuinn uses a distinctive, ? sensitive voice with an electric 12-string guitar. I Recently, McGuinn has been recording solo s albums, including 4'Roger McGuinn and Band" and ] Lardin Hose . He has toured with Bob Dylan s Rolling Thunder Revue. By TERRY DUGAS Sit'iff W/ritoi' The USC Department production of "Page 1", through November 13, b occasionally flashes with performances often reac then, did hysterical laug fproH rnpmhfrs of thf* aui I crowd in general? The answer lies partiall 4"U"% "I ^ written especially for US( I clff'C 1 Crow. There are countli C7 tsromers, tsroaciway snow presidents, American hisl a I G. Robinson, TV commeri 1 T1 fiHl Vp/l and others. It is the type J.llO 11 V/vi. candidates busy for ya references. Some of the jokes are ? ! i _1_. 1 1 are immediately eviaeni. 1111*1 Q P17" funnier the play. For exar 1 liliClL y of the third act is gangs! " misuse of Shakespearean audience remained painfi showing, I'm afriad a tow ! most famous lines of Sh, SUCH JOKES, fortuna! elements present, for th even if a spectator catch< Crow has created some characters ever to erace is Jerry Friedman, a persona reeks of Grouch and dialogue are total else in the play. H at the audience, for McGuinn ? IBugliosi appear ? r I this week i- ) Bugliosi ~~?? ?? ?-n The Gamecock EnTerTainmenT McGuinn's new band, Thunderbyrd, features ames Q. Smith, Bruce Barlow and Lance Dicker in. I VINCENT BUGLIOSI, the chief prosecutor of lanson and co-author of the bestseller "Helter kelter" will give a lecture at 7 p.m. Friday in the lussell House Ballroom. The program is free to USC tudents and faculty and is sponsored by the RHUU Ioqc 'jnf) Tocnoc Pnmtniffnn ^V/UO UUU JLOOUVO V/UHIllULtV/C. Bugliosi, considered one of the most outstanding personal reality as truth. Then whose initial appearance stoppc night for over a minute until of Theatre and Speech regain their composure. For ex playing at Drayton Hall six inch ruby red platform sh ings to life a script that like Dorothy's shoes in the Wiza comic brilliance through Bizoni, patterned after Edwan ling inspired lunacy. Why desperately seeking culture a itnr r*n1v cnmo fi~r?m cpat. .-v.* v..v uuu n K,IL n' uuiuu gctiigaiers. ience rather than from the MR. CROWS SC RIPT is as fun] in the nature of the script, read. However, all of this corr production by Jonathan S. reach the stage. This is not th ss nlliiQinns tn thp Marv ?iwn?<v. v? v..v ? ii iwugii, i ui tut: \^iic*i rtVACl I Act I >, movies, songs, American seldom achieved by a USC pr 3ry, Boris Karloff, Edward outstanding. ials, TV shows, King Kong, Jack George as Bill Cooley, I of play that will keep PhD ner of Friedman, stands as a < rs trying to find all the which all the insane charac Chuck Bowen as J R., the franti hopelessly obscure, others the looks of Ed Sullivan witl The more lines caught, the robber baron. iple, the main comic device Special mention must be i sr Joe Bizoni's outrageous Weisfeld as Burkemeyer, w lines. The majority of the dimensions to the concept of ] lly silent through the scene, Glenn Rawls, who slips from sring ignorance of even the Jerry to Richard Nixon to P; kespeare. Kong with an effortlessness tl ely, are not the only comic AN ADDITIONAL strength i: i play is extremely funny minor characters. The rallvinti s none of the allusions. Mr. David, the resident hippie, "Ai of the most unforgetable has echoed through the halls o or disgrace) a stage. There say Alexandre as Sandy, Davi young playwright, whose pie's erotic dream Peter F. Is > Marx. Often Jerry's logic [>e taken to each PTA meeting ly unrelated to anything dangers of LSD. Don Clark ai throws nop sequiturs Marholin as Dummo could h :ing us 10 accept ins own WRBmr ? < : . - ' M V r " ^S*;^P8|B j WW A. i # prosecutors in Los Angeles criminal courts, has compiled a record of 105 convictions out of 106 felony jury trials. ''Charles Manson is the first murderer I ever prosecuted who had this incredible power to get other people to murder for him," Bugliosi said. "To just tell someone to go into a stranger's home and commit mass murder, I don't know if we've ever had anything like this in America." The USC Baroque Ensemble will present a * program of Baroque Music. The concert will begin at B p.m. Tuesday in Fraser Hall and will include works by Handel, Telemann, Loelliet, Corelli, C.P.E. Bach and Pergolese. "Finally a Woman on PaDer?Georeia O'Keeffe" - A O ~ will be the topic of an art history lecture by Dr. Katherine Hoffmann Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Room 203 of Sloan College. See FOCUS, Page 9 > j is also Burkemeyer, ?d the play on opening the audience could ample, Burkemeyer's oes look suspiciously rd of Oz. There is also 1 n?u:^ ---i? J i *jr. nuunisun, wnu is nd Dummo Veticelli, #) ny a comedy as I have lie potential does not ie fault of the actors, 1 ions are at a level rfcl*1 %feTP\Tfk"IT oduction. The cast is 11UYYCVU1 the middle.aged part- # ^ jpiv^uuiu IIUI 111 aiuunu "ITk ?"1j o | ters are contrasted. O" lldi ic producer, combines i the sentiment of a ^ made of Charles R. />%i*rrvrl ho aHHS whniB now lma^nAivpn ..~t. VB.AA1AVAJIV/X homosexuality and to his logical illogic as atrick Henry to King lat is amazing. 5 the excellence of the ; cry of Gary Petill as re you guys stoned?", f USC for years. Lindid's girl, is everv hin ^ r - - - ?r quick as Harry should as an example of the ? Bizoni and Matthew ave appeared in any See PLAY, Page !) ? 0