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enter! Focus W7 . watei ballet and ix 1 are pi John "Staj staru May "Prie lithog exhib 3* JLlOi rcolor , ban< lovies annec Wayne and Clat jecoach" (below), sd Wayne on his carc 11 in the Russell 1 istess and the Warric [raph by Alan Davi ition at the Columbi VffmH ' 1^ ent JSSbBB& 1 fejC i ' * I re Trevor star in This 1939 western ;er and will be shown House Theatre. The ?r No. 2" (above) is a s and is part of an ia Museum of Art. ;-kr. JHKHI '^Sm^jS I I mSmBR ~V \ v \ r-1 By CHUCK CROMER Entertainment Editor Editor's Note: This is the final me acmeaier. rocus IS aesigllf programming organizations, clul departments to promote their fortunately, only the Columbia Mi Sciences and the South Carolina Ar concerned and efficient enoug Gamecock informed of their pro their efforts and deplore those of programmers who couldn't take free promotion. Focus is a two-way proposition, contacted many programmers for is impossible to talk to everyon programmers' responsibility to < their activities. I hope the next Ent will receive more cooperation fr than I have had in the last five semi FORTY WATERCOLORS by Steve Jordan will be exhibited Museum of Arts and Sciences, loc? ~e ? ^ " * ui oenuie ana nun streets, tnroug Jordan's works include lam paintings and portraits, primar Carolina low country, along with s< York City and the French Alps. The museum will also sponsor i original drawings and prints by Ca! Davis through May 29. Davis is 2 USC and is now studying at the Ca Arts and Crafts. Davis discussprf his nro?pnt prints at the museum. He said, "V on the roles of inventor, explorer ai pieces are largely about daydreai act of invention and the process c interested in working out a perso connects up at some intuitive level works of art that contain a splinter of magic." The Richland Art School will pre from this vear in the areas of i sculpture, pottery, jewelry-makir and commercial design from 2 to 6 ] Columbia Museum of Art. The ex adults will continue through May Gallery. The Youth Show will be Sunday in the Corridor gallery. THE G1HBES PLANETARIUM the planetarium production chair p.m. every Saturday and Sunday 'THE LION IS A SOULBROTI musical about a young tribal A1 ^ capture a p.m. May Auditoriui Focus column for May 15. Ti id to allow USC an l.D. cj kc 1- ??? un nnu uLouriuit: years, in activities. Un- macy, CI; iseuni of Arts and travel cer ts Commission are The mui h to keep The Walker, fi grams. I applaud Niger." T1 the inept student is perforn uuvuiiuigt ui me uoflS." Nefertit I personally have mission ai information, but it THE A' le. It is also the demonstra contact me about today in th ertainment Editor sponsored om programmers committee jsters. emotions dance con Charleston artist slides, c< at the Columbia choreogra ated on the corner A variet >l m jt ^ ;n may ca. be seen da Iscapes, marine Museum, ily of the South Geology W )me scenes of New University Third Ann in exhibition of 25 works by lifornia artist Alan MCA R1 i 1975 graduate of the Purplt ilifomia College of at 3 p.m. tenders, a )it of drawings and Golden Sp ftien I draw 1 take The sp< id visual poet. The Sounds coi ming, fantasy, the p.m. at To >f discovery. I am . be require nal narrative that Herbert . I strive to create titled "Sor of life and a spark a lecture Goofs on F sent student works House bal! minting, drawing, Issues Cor ig and illustration flubs from p.m. Sunday at the army trail hibits of works by The US* 15 in the Trustees Arpad Dai displayed only on at 8 p.m. Last sumn will give a tour of Hungary iber at 2:30 and 4 Hungary, through May 28. competitic IEB," a jazz-rock contempoi rrican who has to ? M lion to prove his manhoo< 13 through 15 at the Booke n. A matinee will be perfori ckets are $4 for adults, $3 f ard and $2 for children > ey are available at Tayl ajohde Boutique and the iAM tci . sical was written and din imod Broadway playwrigl tie music is by Dorothy Dii led by the New York trou i Inc. and the South Can re sponsoring all Derformj rLANTA BALLET will | ition on the history of clan< e Russell House ballroom, by the University Union Four sections depictir and experiences commui inris*? thp HpmnncfrafiAn xstumes from different phy telling the story of the 1 y of art exhibits and histoi lily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ii They include the Lawr [useum, the University Co] Archives. The S.C. Art ual Exhibit, features diffei S.C. artists, is on display SCORDING ARTISTS, Th< 5 Sage will headline a free rriaay on intramural Fii country-rock band that i ?ur last fall, will also perf >nsors, University Union umittee, say the concert w wnship Auditorium if it rai Q f f Kn nn/lUA*.!..^ ,vt UV uic auuittll lUIIl. Graff, author of a book neday My Prints Will Com film program, "Bloopers 1 lim," at 8 p.m. Wednesda Iroom. Sponsored by the I nmittee, the program will i "Star Trek," television, c ning films. C Concert Choir, under t azs, will present its annua Saturday in the Russell I ler, the choir toured Austri (Darazs* native country) at the 7th annual Bela n, the choir received fir, ary and folk categories. See wm fi i N V v V i ) I d, will play at 8 r T. Washington med at 3 p.m. on nv* ctl iHon f c iirtfU VI OVUUV1UO Willi 'ounger than 12 or Street PharRussell House icted by Joseph it of the "River iroe-Walker and pe, "The Demi)lina Arts Com ances. give a lecture:e at 12:30 p.m. The program is Cultural Series if* f Via nn?<i amp ?6 vai iuuo licated through which includes periods and listory of dance. *ic archives can n the McKissick ence L. Smith lA/tlinno r\?->J 4 aiiu uic s Commission's rent types of art now. i New Riders of outdoor concert eld A. The Conappeared in the orm. Pnn^ftmnA?*o??n v^i.vviiipv/i at y ill be moved at 8 ns. USC IDs will on film buffery ie," will present , Outtakes and y in the Itussell Jnion Ideas and nciude a film of ommercials and he direction of 1 spring concert, louse ballroom, a, Germany and . In Debrecen, Bartok choral st place in the FOCUS, page 9