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By CHUCK CROMER
Entertainment Editor
The USC Concert Choir, directed
by Arpad Darazs. will m?rfnrm
"The Passion of Our Lord, According
to St. Matthew," by Bach
at 4 p.m. April 3 at St. Joseph's
Catholic Church, 3600 Devine St.
The choir will be accompanied
by Jerry Curry of the USC music
faculty playing the harpsicord and
Ruth Fraser playing chello.
"THE GARDENER'S Son," a
two-hour drama set in the mill
town of Graniteville, S.C. during
Reconstruction, will be shown
tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Gambrell
auditorium.
Director Richard Pearce,
associate producer and Academy
Award cinematographer for
"Hearts and Minds" (the controversial
examination of
the Vietnam War) and
^iirciiittwgrapner 01 "Woodstock,"
and Tom Terrill of the USC history
department, who served as consulting
historian for the film, will
introduce the film and answer
questions after the presentations.
"The Gardener's Son,"
originally produced for the public
television series "Visions," is
based on a murder of a wealthy
mill owner's son in Granitevillp
THE COLUMBIA Museum of
Arts and Sciences will feature an
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exhibit of contemporary jewels
from the studio of jewelry designer
Deborah Cobb from April 3-April
24. Approximately 40 organically
ornamented boxes, pins, pendants
and neckpieces fashioned in
enamel, silver, brass, copper and
stones will be included in the
exhibit. All geometrical designs
are available for mirrhneo
Also at the museum from April 324,
is the Marietta College (Ohio)
crafts national travelling show.
Baker said the show is a "competition
open to all living artists
who are residents or former
residents of the U.S." In the show
are included 391 of the 4,000 entries.
THE S.C. ARTS Commission's
third annual exhibition, allowing
S.C. artists to display their works,
will be held April 23-Mav 12 in thp
McKissick museum. All entries
should be priced and delivered to
McKissick museum April 15, 16.
Artists who are S.C. residents or
who have lived in the state for at
least a year may submit a
maximum of two works including
paintings, drawings, graphics,
mixed medica, sculpture, crafts
and photography.
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will be announced at the 8 p.m.
opening on April 23. Works not
included in the exhibition may be
picked up at the McKissick
museum May 20-21.
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By MELANIE MASON
Gamecock Staff Writer
Not many people have ever
heard of rock group Pablo
Cruise. But now that their new
album, "A Place In The Sun,"
has been released, that is about
to change.
PABLO CRUISE is a San
Francisco-based band composed
of some members from
the It's A Beautiful Day band
along with some new faces. This
is tneir third album and the first
one to really make a mark on
the eastern music scene.
The group's sound is
generally a mixture of pop and
soul. However, the album does
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The purpose of the exhibit, arts
commission director George said,
"is to stimulate further development
of the visual arts in S.C. and
to provide the selection committee
with a good representation of
works by S.C. artists from which to
make purchases for the state
collection." For further information
call 758-3442.
THE RUSSELL HOUSE
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v>ufvis?; v/iiivni (.iiiciiiuui: arts
committee will present Francois
Truffaut's "The Story of Adele H."
tonight through Saturday at 7 p.m.
and 9:30 p.m. for $1 in the Russell
m sets mood
contain some more mellow
sounds also. Vocals on the
record sometimes remind one
of Boz Sraoos Thic it?
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true in the song "Can't You
Hear The Music?". Like
Scaggs, the band takes what
would be a simple pop song and
adds a disco beat to make the
sound more contemporary.
One of the outstanding songs
on the album is "Atlanta June."
The dynamic voice of bassist
Bud Cockrell is flawlpcc rm
number. He tends to strain his
voice in several of the other
songs, but he keeps it smooth
and controlled on this one.
KEYBOARD INSTRUMENTS
are mainly used
as background music on most of
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issell House theatre through
House theatre.
The film traces the disintegration
of Adele Hugo as she has
an affair with a British sol ">er and
tlien follows the soldier to Halifax
and Barbados in 18G3, even though
the soldier doesn't care for her
company anymore.
The RHUU SDecial nrncrnmc
committee will present hypnotist
James J. Mapes at 8 p.m. April 5 in
the Russell House ballroom. Mapes
will lecture on "Power of the
Mind," which includes ESP and
hypnosis utilizing audience participation.
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the songs. The electric piano on
"Tonight Mv Love" arfric
something special to the song,
and accoustic piano played in a
rock 'n roll style spices up the
song "Never Had A Love."
Finally, on side two of the
album, Cory Lerios gets a
chance to play a solo performance
on the instrumental
"El Verano." The wait is worth
it since Lerios proves to be a
rather talented pianist.
Thp titln on* "A Plo~?.
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Sun" rf'Tdy being played on
several local radio stations.
However, the best bet for a hit
single from the album is
"Whateh.' donna Do?", a funky
little ? !>or that has a catchy
rhytin .tnd would be easy to
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