The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 28, 1977, Page Page 13, Image 13
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today c
By CHUCK CROMER
Entertainment Editor
The Russell House Unive
and Issues committee will a
iiuii ineaciiuuiuii, uuKilOY
research investigator Lee
tonight in the Russell I
Frank will discuss his own
monsters and the history of
Bigfoot and the Loch Ness
been on three expeditions ;
Loch Ness monster and ha
monitor and chief scuba
group conducting the curi
Loch Ness, Scotland. He 1
expeditions searching for
Four thousand people
have seen the Loch Ness m
as a 60-foot, dinosaur-like c
first documented sightir
Bigfoot is called Ameri<
Snowman. It is said to be 1
lb., hairy, human-like beas
discuss other controversia
investigating, includii
gargantuan birds with it
and sea serpents.
THE LAKESIDE Studi
Michigan will present an e:
of "Old Master, Modern
temporary" prints from 1
today in the Huntington
College.
The Lakeside Collectioi
than 1,000 prints and coi
Hlakp rnllnt I'lanmior
Villon, Miro, Hayter, W
Antreasian, Richard Hunt
Also in the collection wil
Japanese woodcuts froi
school, and numerous wo<
Henry Wolf, which are pro*
estate.
All works displayed a
purchase and range in i
'Black S
From page 12
Frankenheimer graphiclj
is innocent; Anyone may b
near-total commitment to
adhere to; a commitment 1
and mercy while they try to
HL.ACK SUNDAY" brin
peaceful shores of the U.S.,
the consequences of total w
innocent bystanders are m
Frankenheimer also cr
government to protect its
security agencies are port
extent that the Israelis are t
plot while the American
conclusions.
Yet Frankenheimer's
unrecognized because of th
gruelling 2Vj hours used t
criticisms are partially suc<
film is completely disastn
mediocrity.
"BLACK SUNDAY" is
regardless of its meaningfu
sickening, and in bad tast<
In addition, a promised,
Close-up shots of the blin
the obvious use of sets for i
helicopter make the scene
In the final analysis, Frai
financially. "Black Sunda;
tiousness by critics while m
plague. In the future, F
assignments more difficult
V. r
;o be shoi
it Sloan (
$5,000. A
will acco
questions
rsity Union Ideas
iponsor a lecture- THE U
vn Monsters," by its annual
Frank at 8 p.m. the Russe
louse ballroom, range fr
encounters with Gershwin
investigations of selections
monster. He has countries
searching for the Among
s served as field works o
-diver with the Kodaly,
rent research at sylvanian
tias also led two Deo," an
Bigfoot.
The ch(
have claimed to top honor
onster, described Bela Bj
:reature, since its Debrecca
ig in 565 A.D.
:a's Abominable THE C
:en-foot tall, 1,000 Sciences,
it. Frank will also Senate an
il creatures he is painting
ig mermaids, Rieketsor
)-foot wing spans Gallery o:
a portrai
audience.
ios of Lakeside,
xhibition and sale FORTY
Master and Con- artist Ste
0 a.m. to 4 p.m. museum]
Gallery of Sloan to meet J
tromato!
n includes more Jordan'
ntains works by scapes, i
Durer, Rouault, primarily
histler, Peterdi, along wit
and others. and the f
1 be a number of
n the Ukiyo-E Candy
>d engravings by was one
ofs from the Wolf U.S. to
Master
rp 5) \/ Q i 1Q hlo for \i/n fornnl r
^ m tmiiuviv iui nuvvi vvu
)rice from $5 to Jordan 1
unday ?
! depicts total warfare, where
?come a victim. He dramati
killing that soldiers of belli]
that causes them to ignore d
complete their task.
gs this horrifying code of wa
where Americans don't und(
arfare. The viewer is shocke
lurdered by the terrorists,
iticizes the inability of th
citizens from terrorism. Tl
rayed as lax and inefficient
he ones who uncover the Sup<
agents, dumbfounded, awai
social commentary r<
le film's ludicrous premise j
o present it. While his und
:essful, the commercializatio
dus, relegating "Black Sunc
slowly paced, poorly edite
1 intentions, the graphic killii
*
exciting climax is disappoir
lp flying berserk in the stadii
Shaw's invasion of the blimp
unbelievable.
ikenheimer has failed critics
y" is being panned for its
iovie patrons are avoiding it
rankenheimer may find di
to come by.
J
Ann, sold
College
Lakeside Studios representative
mpany the collection to answer
SC CONCERT Choir will present
I spring concert at 8 p.m. May 7 in
ill House ballroom. The music will
om the Renaissance period to
's "Porgy and Bess," and include
i of folk music from various
the numbers presented will be
f Hungarian composer Joltan
including "Ava Maria," Trani
Lament," Scarlatta's "Exultate
d Janequin's "La Guerre."
)ir, directed by Arpad Darazs, won
s iasi summer in the International
artok choral competition in
in, Hungary.
OLUMBIA Museum of Arts and
located at the intersection of
id Bull Streets, will have a portraitprogram
by California artist Lee
i at 7:30 p.m. today in the Trustees
f the museum. Ricketson will paint
t of a model selected from the
r WATERCOLORS by Charleston
ve Jordan will be exhibited at the
May 1-May 29. The public is invited
Jordan at a preview and reception
3 p.m. Sunday at the museum,
s works include a variety of landmarine
paintings and portraits,
r of the South Carolina low country,
n some scenes of New York City
French Alps.
Baker of the museum said Jordan
of the 16 artists chosen from the
participate in the Rangemakr
Class, conducted by renowned
jrist, Chen Chi. Since September,
las been studying at the Arts
/
Natalie
; no one
^ the By BARRY J. GLENN
4 namprnrb Staff Wi-itor
gerenis ?
lecency
The Natalie Cole
r to the Carolina Coliseum last S
erstand was a failure. Despite Col
d when to bring the evening to li
was one which will be easi
le u.s.
he U.S. T1IE EVENING wi
: to the irritation for the crowd of
jr Bowl Cole did not appear unti
it their after more than threi
mediocre warm-up band:
imains long wait between the per
and the the Dramatics and that
n?*li/irtrf thp PVPnino's rnnct irritn
n of the
lay" to Natalie Cole, the dauf
late Nat King Cole, has b<
the top female singers
(d, and year. Her rhythm and bli
ngs are won her two Grammy t
several hit records incl
iting. Melody" and "Sophistic)
um and Her usually vivacious p<
from a certainly capable of d
thusiasm from a concert
illy and
preten BY THE TIME she a
like the ?rowd had lost what little
recting t might have had. Her o
'' *b!
j- y.^? ^
. ~ ? - .
"Finally having foi
way to spend the si
Students League in N.
past year his work hf
eight national exhibil
American Watercolor
streams '77.
The 21st annual Arl
some 80 works by USC
including paintings, ori]
ceramics, sculpture, c
forms of art will be held
the Campus Room of (
SAMUEL BECKET1
"Waiting for Godot" w
run May 2 in the I
Tinlrnfc o *0 (/vm
a ivnuw OIC fO 1U1 Iltlll
students and may be p
to 5 p.m. Monday throi
box office in Longstr<
may be made by callir
THE UNIVERSITY L
Committee's pay film tl
Driver," starring Rot
shown at 7 and 9:30 p.n
Cole's c<
was rather
guitar wem
nn th*? hucc
"How are
concert at The crowd
unday night grunt,
e's attempts
fe, the show Things g
ly forgotten, couple of e
Cole's voice
is one of sisters re<
about 4,000. enjoyable 1
1 11:35 p.m. of the mel
J hours of Future" w?
5. The hour- oftheeveni
formance of instruments
of Cole was around her
ting aspect.
THE C
filter of the politely but
icome one of Her pleasii
in the past overcome t
les style has because of
\wards and herself be<
uding "Mr. lighting dii
*ted Lady." spotlight oi
srsonality is during the
rawing en- and singers
crowd.
Unexplai
ppeared the songs destrc
enthusiasm Cole genera
pening song The crowd
\ laS8M?/ n
-*** V ^TTlf ^-'EnHHWMW111 'J3J
**v iaimm*' - ^IjQKflBHKy ' 3^H
ind an agreeable August 185
ummer . . .," an Daumier.
Y. City. During the Saturday in
ts been accepted in Admission is
ions, including the
Society and Main- DeNirostai
intense alonei
I Auction, featuring city's seamy i
students and faculty shootout with
Sinai prints, jewelry, won the Gram
jicmiiiga cum uuier me iy/b i^ann
I at 8 p.m. Monday in
Capstone. T11E DNH
committee w
rs modern classic artists, New F
ill begin its six-day free outdoor
-.ongstreet Theatre, intramural f
-students and $1 for country-rock
urchased from noon Golden Spur 1
ugh Saturday at the
jet, or reservations The New Ri
lg 2551. least 90 mini
Township Au<
fnion Cinematic Arts
lis WP<>kpnH ic "Tovi TKo
1U AUA1 IIIC VUIIlCUl
>ert DeNiro, to be also present ii
1. Thursday through Dogsat8p.m
mcert not m<
dull, and the band's bass she was
i naywire. uunng repairs snow o\
, Cole spoke to the crowd,
you feeling?" she asked. THE
responded with a sleepy conclud
"I've G
she tool
ot back on track with a stage,
xcellent gospel-like songs, encore :
i and those of her two soul filed ou
ached unbelievable and
leights. Her performance The c
Inw "Nr? Plane Vnr TVin tirolv M
is the most beautiful song the firsi
ng, complemented by good man, ch
als and swirling smoke & Fire,
feet. repetitit
were so
ROWI) APPLAUDED lyrics-a
was just not on Cole's side.
ng voice just could not THE I
he irritation of the crowd worship
the performances. Cole manage
:ame irritated after the decent s
"OP! Ar chino/i oStvtilnM
t WW* uiiniv-u UIC vriufi^ omnia 1
ri the wrong performers althougl
introduction of her band
' The o
evening
nable delays between Cole's v
kuaH tuhafmrAt* ?>-? J ^->1'
j vv. TTiiaivvvi vnuiuoianill clUU (iUlc
ted in the previous song, organize
was tired, and it seemed outweigl
Lakeside Studio
7 lithograph by llonore
the Russell House theatre.
$1.
*s as a New York cabbie whose
less and involvement with the
night people leads to a violent
I his SOfipfv "Tavi
. &UAI 1/llVCI
i Prize award for Best Film at
les Film Festival.
ON Contemporary Sounds
ill sponsor MCA recording
tiders of the Purple Sage, in a
concert at 3 p.m. May 6 on
it>lrl A Tho -
.W.M A 11V. VU1HCIIUCI&, a
band that appeared in the
last fall, will also perform.
ders are booked to play for at
ites. The concert will be in
iitorium if it rains.
iporary Sounds committee will
i concert Zig Zag and the Road
. today in the Golden Spur.
1
emorable
> too and wanted to get the
rer with.
50-MINUTE performance
ed with Cole's current hit,
ot Love On My Mind." Then
ic a bow and walked off the
Nlnt mn/?h onnlaiiPA f/vw ??
iiuv iiauvii appiauo*. 1U1 ctl i
followed, and the crowd just
t quietly.
:oncert's failure was not enatalie
Cole's fault. "Cameo,"
t group to play, was a nineicap
imitation of Earth, Wind
They became boring with
>us songs. The amplifiers
loud it was hard to hear the
possible plus for the crowd.
>RAM ATICS appeared after a
)ful introduction by their
r. The Dramatics had a
ound and harmony which was
to that of the Spinners,
1 lacking their class.
nly redeeming quality of the
was the beauty of Natalie
ni no eexti *? ^ ' 1
v/ivv, ovu ciiivi awtxi VI IOUU
iterous. The concert's lack of
?tion and delays, however,
lied the beautiful voice.