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r???'? HOLLYWOO] season upon us around telling they are playin My pal, Niles 4Emergency CD %/ He said his ne clowns Rollo. distraught vice f //14i?nC "Alfred E. Ne1 Xji/UtAJi to my partner, Bifl clown who will i ferent, though. "He needs to w 1 c\ makes people li a hi or hit r person. He just U f ILL m what vou call a *1 As he ponden 1 tinued talking. I EMERGENCY V Webb's old seriei all," he confided in it." I Dead Jjf "It was worth it, every penny," * " said Derek Brown, a 25-year-old real estate agent from Santa Rosa, Calif., who paid $1000to join a charter group of 109 persons. Among those following the band were professional basketball star Bill Walton and Ken Kesey, a novelist who became a cult fisrure - - ?& ?' in the early days of the hippie movement. A ^sound technician named ^ I "Ramrod" spent two days wiring 8 the 5000-year-old Great Pyramid, J tomb of the Pharaoh Cheops, as an echo chamber. The live music was fed into the tomb where microphones recorded it and TpIavaH (hp c/vun/l - ? ^ VV. ?IIV M11|/?1AIVU V/U1IV1 UCtCIV to the 15-foot stage speakers for the audience. The effect was eerie, especially during a steel drum solo by drummer Mickey Hart. "To all of us, the mystery of the Great Pyramid was intriguing. It is parteof the reason we came," said guitarist Boh Weir Setting up the concert was something of a technological feat. Twenty-five tons of sound, light ^ and recording equipment was . shipped in by trucks, boats and airplanes. When assembled, it gave the stage the appearance of an electrified erector set. Cost of shipping the equipment and flying in the 45 technicians was $12' estimated tobeabout $50 0,000, some rpi 1 of which the band hopes to recoup 1 1 J 1- ?- ' Hum aoics ui iccuruM niitue irom the three live concerts planned The i here. ." ' newProceeds from th^feicket, sales i yoiTc are being diviHed etfnally by the , lator Faith and Hope Charity, a home prog for the handicapped sponsored by of fie Egyptian first laey Jihan Sadat, Th and the Egyptian Department of 58 a Antiquities. jj?s t Solic Law seminars plug scheduled p.ro? The Association of Women in llfri! I>aw at the University of South Kr^ t n^1 i .. mi rirari isfiH uuua Law cxjinxji win sponsor a 7 Seminar on Contemporary Legal Appl Issues at the Law Center on Sept. Esta 30. tion. Virginia Dill McCarty, United Surv States Attorney for the Southern ness District of Indiana, wiil be the ties main cnoalror at n. Iiinnhonn anrl *? ? U|/VM??V? Mf M IIUIVIIVVU ?IIU ^ also will speak at one of the Fc workshops. McCarty is the first Spe woman in the history of the country appointed by a president as a U.S. attorney for a full term. Additional information may be ?we* obtained by calling Donna Leydorf, 772-4577, or Frannie Heizer, 2549.140. By Jay Sharbut Gamecock Staff Writer k /A T"% \ ? *?! jb _ ' Ktw) ? wiui tne new television , actors all over town are running everyone about the new characters Foon, is no exception. Just the other d my arm and disclosed: "The is Rollo, a clown who cares." / show was Emergency Clowns. In it, aid Biff go around cheering up presidents at CBS, NBC and ABC. import, the fine character actor, plays ," Niles revealed. "Biff is the kind of to anything for a laugh. Rollo's difunderstand the motivation of what ugh and why he likes being a silly loesn't go about it willy-nilly. He is metnod clowii." d this intelligence, Niles Foon conCLOWNS has been likened to Jack 'Emergency/ but it's not like it at "For one thing, Julie London isn't t aTI calculator help is semester... and ft FREE!' UUUIV t n Progrj HHH " inHDL n P^snni i * I^H^H^^hmI "* p3 II ? 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Rollo and Biff work. out of a "Chucklewagon," an old Renault filled with 14 other clowns. The car is kept in a warehouse near Universal Studios. "When the siren sounds, the 14 clowns tumble out of the Chucklewagon and run around. Then they open the warehouse door. If they can the car started, they blown the horn and race aw%y." Niles, clad in baggy pants, a polka-dot shirt, and sporting a red bulb on his nose, predicted 'Emergency Clowns' will be a big hit. "What makes it unique is that Rollo and Biff are only playing to an audience of network vice presidents," he explained.. '"Hiose people are grimmies, particularly vice presidents in charge of comedy. Our show's comedy comes from making them giggle. "We will tell them Freddie Silverman has changed his mind and wants to teach science now," Niles said. The co-star of 'Emergency Clowns' also revealed 2? - uli: ? i- -## * - ? -- iic i? wnung a spin-on ne uiinKS win neip Mr. Silverman and NBC demolish ABC's 'Happy Days' in the ratings. 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