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-A The Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures of the i University of South Carolina will < sponsor a free showing of I "Aguirre, The Wrath of God/' at i 8:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 6, in the auditorium of Gambrell Hall. 1 Tfip film i<2 froa onH Annn ? ? ...... w WW UI1U U|/V11 IU U1C ] public. j The presentation is part of a I workshop for teachers of German s to be held at USC Oct. 6-7. USC's Art Department will 1 sponsor an Arts Film Festival < from Sept. 25th to 30th. The show t will take place each evening from 7:00 - 8:30 near McKissick Museum I on the Horseshoe. 1 Various biographical and crafts ? films will be shown, including a ? biography of Van Gogh starring 1 Kirk Douglas. The films will be 1 shown in Currell College. Ad- I mission is 50 cents for students and i $1 for non-students. For more information call 777-4236. ( ( "You Can't Take It With You," a * comedy play written by George Kaufman and Moss Hart, will be [~ performed by members of the USC Department of Theatre and Speech, beginning Oct. 3. The play will run through Oct. 8 at Drayton Hall and performances will begin at 8 p.m. /$/ 25* C Toni i Thun [Jl Jus ~b round L The play deals with a 1930s family dedicated to "doing their )wn thing," and the wild things hey do because of their warped rfews on life. Tickets are available Monday hrough Saturday from noon to 5 ).m. at Longstreet Theatre. Prices ire $3.50 for the general public, K2.50 for USC facultv and *1 sn students. The Association of Women in Law at USC will sponsor a seminar >n contemporary legal issues at he Law Center on Sept. 30. Virginia Dill McCarty, United States Attorney for the Southern [)istrict of Indiana, will be the speaker at a luncheon and will also ipeak at one of the workshops. VlcCarty is the first woman in the listory of the country to appointed >y a president to serve as a U.S. lttorney for a full term. Additional information may be >btained by calling Donna Leydorf, 72-4577, or Frannie Heizer, 254>340. ataam. EU?J4 " Plan to Visit McKISStCK MUSEUMS on the Historic Horseshoe ki J... n a i iviunudy?i iiudy zr?t ? Sunday 1?5 j k trarr ight Bud sday 304 Meeting Street Second Floor jnctlon Highway No. 1 and 378] t Over the Gervais Street Bridge West Columbia, S.C. am rniR. Applications for the 1978 Homecoming Queen are now being taken. The applications can be picked up in Student Government office. Deadline for application is Thursday, Sept. 28 at 1 p.m. Elections for the top five candidates will be held on Monday, Oct. 9. Run-offs will be held Wednesday, Oct. 11. m - ro quality, a candidate must be a full-time (12 hour) student, must be female, and is expected to participate in all related Homecoming festivities. Entrance fee is $10. Fop-more information, call Dennis Way (777-8965) or Suevan Dudly (777-5952). Contemporary sounds presents The Comedy Store Dinner Theatre, 1^ shandonshop... 2930 Devine Street V I Thursday, Sept. 28 in the RH Ballroom. Admission is free. There will be a hamburger - hot dog buffet served in the Spur form 67:30 p.m. Cost is $2.25. The Comedy Store, acts by several comedians, will be presented at 8 p.m. Trucks, a band featuring former AJlman Brothers drummer Butch rrucks, will perform tonight in The Golden Spur at 8. Admission is $1 with ID. The Legal Forum Committee of the USC Law School announces that Charles D. "Pug" Ravenel, Democratic candidate for the United States Senate, will be featured as speajter, today at noon in the Law School Auditorium. The public is invited to attend. \ X s . . ||ffr ??< ^ I M "Tltntiii'1' ftf . x : ^ fn I Columbia, South Carolina 29! Mime to perform Cultural Series of the University Union will sponsor a performance by James Donlon, internationally recognized mime and a faculty member of the North Carolina School of Arts, at 8 tonight, in the Russell House Ballroom. The public performance is free. Donlon will also conduct a workshop in mime today at 1:30 in the Russell House Ballroom. His performance- "Cnm modore Eggerton," is Donlon's latest program. It has toured Europe and the U.S., including a special performance at the 1978 Festival of American Mime I in Milwaukee. The commodore is an eccentric retired naval officer from a strange country who introduces a kaleidoscope of | entertainment, humorous, ;provocative and unusual. , 7^.: ~y^j] p-; rV.V ^.vi-'-SVA * v\-| # Hi :r fMEN PH a 205 803-799-8642 | I