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Theater ?
dicddar and ;i block <>f Swiss chc<
cusiom. i?ng neglected in Ameri
with a pleasant aftertaste and p
feet snack during the performai
The heart "f the evening, thong
presentation <?f "Never Too I^ite.
Arthur J.?>ng Mthough first staf
vciifforu v fill lr? f ? ^
Mlll\ IM'III lir? il^V, I)
human emotions and concepts I
instead <?f relying on topical hui
The conflict arises when Edith
Sandi Shackelford, informs In
played by .lim E Quick, that
marriage, she is again pregnant,
daughter Kate 'Marsha Holmes
law Charlie Clinton 'Tim Walk
situation, as do the well mean
Edith's friend C.race 'Prticilin 1
irvvii > mayor. \ir i r;mc ? Aciru
tiii: im:kfokm \\<i:sof qui
embarrassed father t?>-l><* and
prowl mother with eheekhook
standing (?uiek. familiar for his
'" himbia theatre, show* perfeel
Bach meets
Mendelssohn
A festival week of eoncei
^celebrating (he revival of t
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[h. was an enjoyable comedy
" written by Sumner ?ho max
;cd in 1962, the play and frm
using its comedy on The \\
hat seldom change whoso ft
mor
I^ambert. played by forcing
>r husband Harry, "verpou
after 25 years of distract)
The react ions of her
Walker* and son in- Till! I
:eri complicate the the arm
ling intervention of ??f?hcl.;
ftrookshire? and the persona
;in Elder*. -?nlv\vis
Walker
ck as me embattled.
Shackelford as the T'*e n
in hand are out- <Mnher
many comic roles in K?>r com
I timing and a wide price cm
music of Bach and Mende
is being sponsored by th
Department of Music.
The festival opened 5
with the USC Concert (
'ts performance at the
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i-rcspyterian Church.
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ibbings, croutons, C
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STUFF VS SANDWICHES
No. 1 Spfcad Ham Cooked SaUmi Clmu
No. 2 ChMN Provolorx Swim Arnef ?c*n .
No. 3 Ham Swtot
No 4 Ham - Satemi Swim
No. 6 Tuna Salad
No. Roan Bad
No. ; Turfray
No. 8 Club Ham Turkey CNaaw
No. 9 Stutty'i Famout Ham Caooacola Salvni C
No. 10 Stuffy'" Stw H*m C*pp*rol? - Pioxiuto
Salami Ch?*M
No. II Bologna Cooked Salami Cli?rM
No. 12 Pxtranri
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f facial expressions that keep the ;
ntertaincd.
el ford has the diffieult task of urn
iner conflict without breaking the
Acting as a catalyst thropughout. si
;imum humor to emerge from the
11 the actions of the cast.
oak |>oint is the performance of Ms
on/.ied delivery was totally incongru
oth l>elievahiliiy of the rest of the c
he point with her mannerisms, s
cred 'he humor in tier own dialo
[ (I fr??m 'he lines of others.
l?lltl\CTOH. Adrian Klder. effectiv
a netting to involve the audience in t
umlnrts. Hi* seems !?? instill his trei
I <Ticrgy into any production he undei
li he could have restrained the encrp
induction will run nn weekends
*?. with flintier at 7 (H) and curtain
plcte eveningentertainment, the $
uld not he better ^pent
?lssohn Another program fea
e USC Bach's "Flute Sonata" wi
Olace Tuesdnv niotif n? a r
^ ?n-> "> ?? t
>unday Frasier Hall.
"hoir's There will be three
First concerts, all in Frasier IU
Thursday, Friday and Su
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h~l Dance cc
The Raymond Johnson Dance
Company of New York, will- he
in residence at the University of
South Carolina Oct. 17-19, with a
main performance on Wednesday
afternoon, October 18, at
8:00 in Drayton Hall.
The Company is sponsored by
the Russell House University
Union Cultural Series Com^
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| r I i r>> r r\
j Amick's Gi
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u wide selection
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| Location - take Hwy. r
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| ? German Cli
OktOBt
Germany's festive
and drinkinq in c
the changii
fsAtiloMv OO Art/
At ClA
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admission $.5
fipst Been 01
? Everyone '
; p.; '
L
WEST
impany
mittee with additional funding
provided by the National Kn
dowment for theArts and the
South Carolina Arts Com
mission.
A review of the Raymond
Johnson Dance Company will
appear in The Gamecock's
Thursday issue.
upon !
reenhnusp!
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of tropical plants
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'6-0361 J
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eft on Hammond St. ?
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upon I
Lib Presents ? j
br pest
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:elebrotion of
ng season.
!>B6R 1-5 p.m.
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0 - Draft $.25
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