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Happ The Amazing Buddy Ray and the Easy Come Band and Revue will hit USC with their Carolina-style of progressive country rock and roll this Wednesday and Thursday nights, April 19 & 20, at the Golden Spur. "We call our style 'Carolina Rockabilly'," says Ray. "The country sound is up fmni wkila -~11 - - 41? * " 1 & & v/i<t vraiiiv vnv a uva emu x uii mt? iorce oemna. Insiders in the music business say that this band is on their way to the big time. The Columbia Record said, "that Ray and the Band have re-discovered rock and roll", while the Osceola called them "Columbia's new very hot band." A special exhibition and sale of Original Oriental Art will be presented on Friday and Saturday, April 21 and 22, at the Columbia Museum of Art, 1112 Bull Street, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Prints are shown in open portfolios in an informal atmosphere. The USC Concert Choir will perform Joseph Rivers' "All Former Things Have Passed Away" at 4 p.m., Sunday, A 1 no I? T7* " " npi 11 to, in nascr nan. mvers, a graduate student of Charles Fugo of the USC music department, will accompany the choir on piano for the piece. Other selections of various musical styles will also be performed. The public is invited, and admission is free. The Second Annual South Carolina Fiddler's Convention and Bluegrass Festival will be held at Hood's Park in Winnsboro, Friday and Saturday, April 28 and 29. Sponsored by the Jamil Shriners, the festival will feature fiddlers and bluegrass bands contest on Friday and Saturday. Various bands from North and South Carolina will perform I PALMETTO ALLIANCE PRESENTS AN ACOUSTIC BENEFIT CONCERT v m FOR A NON-NUCLEAR FUTURE JACKSON BROWNE AND DAVID LINDLEY PLUS JOHN SEBASTIAN rnmA\/ * tm-MY ^ rKlUMX, AFkIL VA, iy/a TOWNSHIP COLUMBIA. SOUTH CAROLINA Tickets still available at Township box office enings from 11 a.m. til midnight. Tickets are $5.00 per person per day. Fine Arts presents The Robert Frank Collection of the International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House through May 10 in the second floor lobby of Russell HnllGA TIlO OvKihW nr ?* 1 1 " ..VUUv. >iiv vAiuuii kviuuis ui ?) pnoiugrapns tnst were taken by Frank during his two-year traveling experience throughout the United States. The focus is on the realistic, non-pretty side of America with scenes ranging from bars to political rallies to a luncheonette. "The Belle of Amherst" by William Luce, a play based on the life and work of American poet Emily Dickinson, will be presented April 21, 22, 23 at the University of South Carolina's Longstreet Theatre. The play, a thesis production, will be presented by Ruth Schultz, a teaching assistant in the USC Department of Theatre and Speech, and master of arts degree candidate. The Friday and Saturday performances will be presented at 8 p.m. and the Sunday performance will be at 3 p.m. Admission is free. The Columbia Lyric Opera and the University of South Carolina Departments of Theatre and Speech and of Music will present ffilftOUSEL in the Drayton Hall Theatre, Wednesday t^pugh Saturday at 8 p.m., April 26-29, and Sunday at 3:00 p.m., April 30. , WHY ISN'T Dl SPELLED D 1 his is one ot those unanswerabl the chicken or the colonel?" However, discussing it can be qui | So, as your Dean of Beei; 1 suggc scholars and ponder the questior Schlitz. (Or is it draft?) This procedure is known, in laym This will undoubtedly raise a que taste so good? To obtain proper research materi name of your local Schlitz distribi IF YOU DON'T HAVE SCH YOU DONT HAVE GUS \ %''** vfl|| f 5 '4$?iF "iiBi&8raffi?^| ^'UMii' ' ; A - - f-rS-r.s*T?^^y r~ ^ - ? frfiiwvw-Mnc v^mc;vvi.rN Steve Colucci presented his arsenal of non*verbal communication which included classical ballet training, acrobatics and the visual arts, last Thursday in the Russell House Ballroom. ? 1978 JOS SCHUTZ BREWING CO. MILWAUKEE. WIS RAUGHTBEER RAFT BEER? e questions, like, "Which came first, * te rewarding. ;st you gather a group of fellow 1 over a significant sample of draught ians terms, as a "Beer Party." stion for further study: Why does it als, consult the Yellow Pages for the itnr S#9*ioda StcMUHcr IUT^ ^jk D<an ?* ???r ^tSi^MMs^Jck yXgfa^mL. _ ffltf iWt II *ifl Mill? iBlIp^ WB^ :??? : :^3^BfiS?g^uSafia^a^mMy/asS?rag^E^Kag^~BSf^g!aji V x .">a^^Mg^^*^:*^rp^J5?yr?c?ifcgyTH?mggagrocSgaS2fcj>?sCTgR^nfrs3?ft.-.-i mttK^ 't^jjstk i v,fx [ | i "I i l| ' 1 n| I'l'i I1 |i ,i H in 1 i1 | |