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Summer play Summer for many students \ probably means lazy afternoons ] and time off from those ever- ( present books. For the 31 people involved in the 1978 reportory < theatre, however, the summer is c going to be anything but easy. 4 The enthusiastic group goes j through a rigorous schedule of ] rehearsals that sometimes last ten ( and a half hours a day. Other 4 chores for the group include preparing lights, sets and other [ stage necessities for their full scale > productions. I Opening night for the diligent < crew is June 20. They are opening Movies" from pg. 6 consisted of high school or collegeage kids. Future late show attractions are unknown at this point. The Bush River Cinemas get their main attractions from a booker in Jacksonville, Florida. ((An r iL a -l na iui mc i?ic siiuws, we usually chose what we want. We can usually get what we ask for; I'd say nine out of ten times," says Nore. "We try to get in what we Damien- from pg. 6 The first view of Damien is that ol garb, but shot through a small fire, ? is walking in the flames. In another g< Keveiations about the rising armie follows a platoon of young soldiers at of the other good camera work deals i horror of the scenes. It may be that some people will go i violence, and they will certainly get I drowned, attacked by crows, hit by I death. There is violence in plenty, bu by the power of "The Omen's" story, be something of a disappointment. r Concert C All concerts subject to change. I contact appropriate auditorium. COLUMBIA, S.C. < Carolina Coliseum < 1 Shaun Cassidy . . . June 14 [ uoug Henning's World of t Magic . . . June 24 J Alice Cooper ... June 29 ' Isley Brothers ... July 1 Jimmy Buffett (tentative) ... 1 July 21 1 CHARLESTON, S. C. 1 Gaillaird Municipal * Auditorium j George Carlin ... June 22 ? J GREENVILLE, S. C. a Memorial Auditorium | The O'Jays ... June 18 CAROLINA WOfTl FreePregnai f Freeflbortioi Confidential Pregnancy c blooc) test be Call 256-0128 20 Columbia, Sr s presented vith the highly acclaimed offJroadway smash "When You 1- ?1 I T> 1 M -AJiiuii joctciv, rveu rvyaer. ' The summer stage troup is iponsored by the USC Department >f Theatre and Speech. Along with 'Red Ryder,'* the company will perform two comedies, "The Importance of Being Earnest" by Dscar Wilde, and Neil Simons' 'The Prisoner of Second Avenue." Season tickets can be obtained 'or 20 percent off the regular price, vhich is 3.50 per show for the public, 2.50 for USC faculty and staff and 1.50 for USC students. think will be popular, so any valuable suggestions will be appreciated." This weekend, as well as running the final showings of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," the Mid night Movies will be Woody Allen's "Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex" and a classic science-fiction movie, "A Boy and His Dog." ' a young man dressed in military jiving the impression that Damien aod scene, Damien is reading from s of the world while the camera Damien's academy in drills. Most with the accidents and is lost in the see "Damien-Omen II" just for the toeir share; people are cut in half, trucks, buried alive and burned to it for viewers who were impressed , "Damien-Omen II" will probably * Calendar ror additional information \ CHARLOTTE, N. C. Charlotte Coliseum rn 1 o 1 ? vutraiittii i ut'ner nana ana Climax Blues Band ... June 10 ?haun Cassidy ... June 15 tootsy's Rubber Band and the raes ... June 24 [ *.E.O. Speedwagon ... June 25 foreigner ... July 5 fed Nugent ... July 9 i ATLANTA, GEORGIA 3mni Electric Light Orchestra ... July 6 | SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Savannah Civic Center Dixie Dregs ... June 16 Isley Brothers ... June 30 v lEN'S SERVICES I ncy Testing ~\ Referral to fTledical Facilities I I ' - l l an oe detected by fore missing period 09 Hampton Street C.292Q4 | i until UNIT"""'?r . Red Ryder . .The acclaimed play "When You Coinin' Back, Red Ryder?", will be presented by the USC Summer Repertory Theatre Company. The play, showing at the Longstreet Theatre, will run Tuesday through Saturday, 8 p.m. and Sunday, 3 p.m. Tickets on sale at Longstreet Theatre Bo * Offin* MnnH av fhrniKtk w ? ? ---ww fail UU^II Friday, noon to 5 p.m. r~?? ?-! If you can't Beara whole summer 1 I i of lugging all those books to class i? j Cfr* I I I | Letyou I carry the locMwith^grecfflittle dou !! J pack by NortojJFace, Janspt^rt, Kelty I I and maiuprtfo^' ? ! T//2.56 e# ^ I 't^nJLdau pacjt^wafajthls c^ujpybn | ^BACKPACKER = | quality gear B 940 Harden St. Columbia, S.C. 29206 J {J 803-799-7571 I S ----- ?- ??J Mime lessons Following her performance at Spoleto Festival in Charleston, local mime performer Jill Dalton will be conducting mime classes in , technique, movement and improvisation. Classes will be held at Calvert-Brodie Dance Studio in the Forest Lake Shopping Center from June vz to 30. For registration information call 254-4790, weekdays from 9 to 5. Faculty art exhibit The Regional Faculty Art Exhibit, featuring work by 12 artists from seven campuses in the university system, will be open to the public through June 22. The exhibit is located at McKissick Museum, University Art Gallery, Monday through Friday, 9a.m. to 4 p.m. Lai " UTpifcOftNEU ARMS ^5==?^ PHONE"7B9- IS90 * SUMTER * PENDLETON STS. COLUMBIA, S.C Ooen 7AM-9PAA r?: ??I WE CASH CHECKS BUD BOTTLES $1.99 Stock Reduction Revlnn Linstirlrc ?r 99c Selected Shades Bioslim-T j For Weight Loss $3.00and$5.00 Timex Watches t New Selection Low Prices Film & Developing 3 C-126or 1 10-20 2.49 C-l 26 or 110-12 3.49 C-l 35-20 3.49 C-l 35-24 3.89 | C-l 35-36 5.09 Prescriptions 7AM-5PM DAILY WE CASH CHECKS Open 7AM-9PM _,qgg IXpJcoRNf 11 ASMS pmrmacy?/ PHONE 7ft9l59? %' SUMTER * PtNDltTOH ITS. COLUMBIA, S.C