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[fIjlipflr? n MMSIi ^ Tm S ffwrlag ? 4 I I I I i? I Shirts Lamv era I Pants or Sla< | Dress Plain I 1 Skirts ? Sportcoats a y Siiits Men>o j-i JUIt> Ladies Pla m Coat or Rob< ["j This Coupon must be ORG Tl I Are You -Feb. 18 ^ _ m -March > -April 1 There are Pendletor bookeepii mm mBm JSSmt HOURMARTli 10%disco?ntwitfli iTt IllSSwHtBhrd.V IM1 Alrf?rtBlvd. 7?] M. iMnw* R( lT9II.Aadr?w*l * JHZZZ, DO C * ir\r 9 QQ KS ** v/i or 5 for 3.89 Da c <nits Extra) 2 for 2.99 a a i 'SZ? 3 for 2.59 oq i nd Jackets 3for 2.37 do i lin (Knits Extra) 2 for 3.39 e 1.69 ea. i r\r?t*nl<krl mfri n *~ am La#4 Inr rl??nU/? tN ?i anTzat ?EASURi Aware of the : Budget requ FY 77-78 du< r: onv. Duage begin : Organizatio charting de< A I CA nuw personnel avail< 1 Bldg.to assist y ng & budget proc Edmonds and Curly is an improvisational comedy team that has appeared on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show, and with Merv Griffin and Mike nnufflas. Thpv will h<> in the Golden Spur at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Their last USC appearance was three years ago, when they performed two nights before full houses. iZINO 1 this cow pea i Ktmtm. j i. I I*. g ao | tmt m mm ?t vmm ?j i may m mm tt tmm n n mi m uui n rum i wr mm usu u ?? ti n ?MY Ml wm It THMS - | | MAT M UNt tt TWII b DO 0 MAT M IIM* tt TIKI ' IK ch?ck one* on Mch visit to oui r; WW ? ? 1 l ? MM ? 1 irMvi A i ERS i Following lests for t Hearings nal adline able in RM 105 ou in :edures Campus From page 6 CLARK GABLE, the most popular Hollywood actor of the Thirties, combined male dominance with integrity to capture the respect of both males and females, Tlie film fesitval is previewing two of his finest films, it-- r* *-- ? ? iviuuny un uie oouniy ana ;san Francisco!" "Mutiny on the Bounty" (1935) is a somewhat fictionalized dramatization of the British Navy's most famous mutiny in 1787. Charles Laughton was superb as the sadistic, dutvobsessed Captain Bligh. Clark Gable was equally stunning as Fletcher Christian, the first mate and leader of the revolt, and Franchot Tone is excellent as the disillusioned but faithful midshipman. The picture was lavishly filmed on location at Tahiti and other South Sea paradises, and a fullscale replica of the Bounty was use to shoot the ship scenes. "Mutiny on the Bounty," directed by Frank Lloyd, was selected the Best Film of i<ws Gable, Laughton and Tone all received Best Actor nominations. It was the only time three actors in a single film were all contestants for the same Oscar. "San Francisco" (1936) is a memorable Clark Gable picture. He was cast as Blackie Nortnn n cabaret owner who is mean, sexy and cunning. Jeanette McDonald, in a wasted part that only requires her to sing and look pretty, stars as a virgin soprano who wants to reform Gable, and who accepts a job in his nightclub. "San Francisco" is the first movie in which Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy both appear. Tracy portrays Blackie's close friend, Happy the Man a 5-man blend of ja 4 " ? nciMii m n Ill *V^lJtC3V> 111(31.1 U1I1C UImmn'I SAmU TO TALK WITH SC CARES | I ^ racc mc/^aha 1m * nM f IMtVIWIIVli I fROILEMPRIGNA ANDftlfEMt * ABORTION REFER* ? BIRTH CONTROL ft I * V.D. TESTING I * XEFEftALTQSOa AGENCIES ft I * OUR CONTACTS Ai 779-8J OR CAILTOL 1-800-9: 1614TWQ1 \ Father Tim, who also seeks to reform him. The movie's recreation of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake is a shattering spectacle, a truly great cinematic illusion. General panic and crumbling buildings dominate the screen Robert Donat earned the Best Actor Oscar for ''Goodbye Mr. Chips" of 1939. He gives a moving portrait of a British schoolmaster from his early teaching days tn his old age of a beloved school institution. Donat won the Oscar in a year when Gable, Laurence Olivier, James Stewart and Mickey Rooney were also nominated, and this reflects his fine performance. The Film Festival ends March 27 with Frank Capra's captivating, though somewhat ridiculous, flagwaving comedy-drama, '"Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" (1939). James Stewart stars as a naive, idealistic, voiino MiHuioc?omnr ^ 0 ..-.^^VUWIHC1 who is appointed a Senator to fill a two-year vacancy. Dedicated to democratic ideals, Mr. Smith becomes disillusioned by the graft and corruption of Washington politics. In a heroic last stand to expose the illegal politics and also f/> nnAirAnft Kio 11 iv v.?un ma ca)iuu)iuii iruin me Senate, he filibusters for 24 hours against a shady financial appropriations bill. Stewart received the New York Film Critics best actor award for his role. Jean Arthur. Thomas Mitchell and Claude Rains co-star. No single tickets for each individual film will be sold this semester. One must buy the spqonn'e tiplfot of t7 on/4 ?????? uv T? ? MUU infillbership is limited to 300. 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