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I? fiesta '78 Crafts and artwork by various artists abounded last weekend at 8 Fiesta 78. The annual event, held near the intersection of Senate and I Bull Streets, attracted young and old alike who bought the wares or I just watched and learned as the artists demonstrated their I respective crafts. Hobo^ [j~ From page 21 points this out, he and Joe Bo head | westward, via Joe Bo's thumb and Bo's paw. They subsequently run into some notorious dognappers, who plan to J remove Li Chien Wu, a gorgeous' gift puppy from China, from the SlIC hands of a neurotic nose-picking puiuicictii. ip. M In a stunning display of dog- 31IC II courage, Bo screws up the dognapping venture, and he and Si Joe Bo head on their way again. ALTHOUGH WE do not know for sure, we sense that Joe Bo will earn the bread, and will buy his little league team some new equipment. So watch out for "The Billion Dollar Hobo" in next year's Academy Awards. As this reviewer sees it, it will win Best Picture, Best Actor (tie; Conway and Bo), Best Actress (Li Chien \17.. \ o u ? -i vv u /, r?e?t ouppuruug AClor I Will Geer), Best Supporting Actress (Charley Cheswick), as well as a host of other awards. YAMAHA OF COLUMBIA 6029Two Notch Rd. IBB wit SPECIAL 75 mpg XS360 4-stroke Reg. 1100 j Sale 895?? 786-1160 ^^2AdnSugB AN 8 Harry Reems in I IBB ?.B C" I "Bel Ami" I * ^ plus 2nd Adult hit MICI IK "fr 'A' ^ ^8 Produced by P/ 9 . . n I [ ? f>MTgfCT?P If Harry Reems in R K Pirates refreshing. Some of the songs sound something like an Aerosmith tune as done by Elvis Presley. There is a feeling of "good oP rock 'n' roll" about the album, but there ic alcn a faalind f\t V?n?wl m+jr M AVVIIllg V/JL 11(11 Vly plUOlU^ power. THE PIRATES are a power trio, three men delivering more punch than would normally be believed not possible. Mick Green has lost none of his panache and pushes Hall- From page 23 "GIVE ME THE RIGHT" and "G by Raitt, are in the same vain as "Nig rocker, "The Fault," features Simon Taylor's strong tenor soaring distim cut, "Voyagers," is a beautiful melc anything else. Bill Payne's synthetii here-certainly the stellar Derformai If you enjoyed the beauty of Orleai this album. Hall has made a point of which seems to be the trend these c i laughs, she cri she feels lonely, i makes breakfa nakes do, she is le is brave, she 20th Century PAUL MA; UNMARR star XAYBURGl MEL MURFH IUL MAZilRSKY and TONY RAY ULLtUNH Now in Paperback I Original Motion Pkture SoundtrAd DCS"AMYUM3 _ tUMKAft STARTS 1 CHECK YOUR LOCAL NEWSP/> powerful rhythms and leads through his well-tempered axe. Johnny Spence follows suit with hard-core bass lines and gut level vocals while drummer Frank Farley pounds out a stable foundation. The album is divided into a studio side and a live side. The live half was recorded in a night club. When applause comes at the end of each number, it is not a drowning wave of thunder as is heard in I ood Enough," previously released jht''-pleasant and hummable. The and Taylor on backing vocals with ctively through the cut. The final >dy which is more of an ode than c string ensemble shines brightly ice on the album. is and their vocals, you will enjoy putting a little of everything on it lays. es, she feels an; r sne reeis guilty st, she makes 1< ; strong, she is \ is scared, she is sirrie r^ma -Fox Presents ZURSKY'S IEDWO/VL ring H ALAN B co-starring Y CLIFF GOR1 ' ' - - fvnucu aiiii uirecica Dy I'AI rom Avon color by movielab points r k Av*IUb4c on 20th Century-Fox records ?nd t. Copyn^ht ? 1978 T**rM?eihCe< FRIDAY \PER FOR THEATRE LISTING coliseums, but a close feeling few claps by the small but enthusiastic audience. The live side, by far the best, starts off with "Please Don't Touch.'* There is no harder and better sounding rock number out ; this is the kind of stuff Aerosmith would be proud to play. The rocking feeling is carried through non-stop throughout the entire side "I Can TpII" nnri ?- uuilCOUIIlC Train (On a Lonesome Track)" are both frenzied high points on this side. The album's best effort is an instrumental. The late fifties detective show Peter Gunn theme song provides excellent room for the Pirates blasting guitar leads. The only real problem with this song, as well as with the other songs, is that it is much too short. The average song is about three and one-half minutes long. 1 gry> f 9 >ve, weak, AN ATES VIAN II MA7IIDCUV iwm I rp?iux^^j| ,