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Spoleto From pu* 10 | formed by a group of outstanding young artists. Charles Wadsworth founder of the Chamber Musk series, will host several of the concerts. This v?*ar m general admission tickets reserved seat tickets will b< | available for the chamber musi< j concerts at the Dock Streei Theatre. Another immensely successfu Spoleto Festival tradition wil return with Intermezzi, the series of informal afternoon concerts cuoruinaiea Dy iNacianne Farells and presented in various historic Charleston churches. The Festival's chorus-in j residence, the famed Westminster Choir under the direction of Joseph Flummerfelt, returns this year for a major concert in the Gaillard Municipal Auditorium. The Ken! State Chorale will perform "The Flay of the Three Mary's," a medieval music-drama from 13thcentury France. Directed by Vance George, the authentically i costumed singers are accompanied by period instruments in this colorful work which will be presented at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. For its grand finale, Spoleto Festival U.S.A. returns again to Middleton Place, the 110-acre j plantation with America's oldest landscaped gardens. The program will include an all-Gershwin orchestral concert, concluding with a spectacular fireworks display. "Roberto Rossellini ? A Vision ; of History," a retrospective of t = Carolina Women's Abortinn fnimc Free Pregnc Birth Control Coi Our contact is abs | 2009 Hampton St. C I ill! Mill Ml Ill ! I Ex : mo I while helping in the diagnosis ai If your blood type is B and you \ month for only a few hours of you applicants between 18-30 years < c | A IvrCAn nf ami ?1 1 ..i>v>uv? ui hiij uuict uiuuu iyp< oy being a regular blood plasm; Serolc of Col urn 0"7ir> nr>: _i _ z./ iv ii hoc Suite Columb Phone 2 j ' almost all of the legenda ? director's films, .will be present - at Spoleto '79, as will a seyes of i ; exhibits and lectures, f Presented by the Left Bank Js ? Society under the direction of p J Moore, Jazz at Spoleto retur - with a series of all-star concei t featuring both young ai established jazz artists. T I opening concert will be held 1 Seabrook Island. It will be follow ? by five concerts outdoors at t Cistern of the College of Chariest i and a final jazz gala at the Gailla - Municipal Auditorium. o?:? ~r ' A lie aci its UI popular OUldO afternoon minifestivals becon Piccolo Spoleto this year. Coc i dinated by the City of Charlestor Cultural Affairs Division of tl I Department of Leisure Service the series is designed to showca: J talented young artists and pe 1 formers from South Carolina ai the Southeast region. This year activities will include children theatre, art exhibits, mim twilight poetry readings and Very Special Festival perform* by handicapped children. Tickets for Spoleto Festiv, USA 1Q7Q \wt v ii/it/ mix ut d V d llct U1U L 1 mail March 12. Shortly before thj date, program and ticket ii formation brochures will t mailed to everyone on the Spolei mailing list. Anyone wishing I receive a brochure may conta< Spoleto Festival U.S.A., P.O. Be 704, Charleston, S.C. 29402 (8tt 722-2764. The Festival box offic will open on May 1. 256-0128 Clinic ieling & Service incy testing jnseling & Advice olutely confidential '.olumbia, S.C. 29204 irn tra neij id prevention of blood disorders. vould like to earn up to $160.00 per r time per week (preferably male :>f age) ir c may earn up to $80.00 per month a donor. tgicals ibia, Inc. J I rN L"* ? ^ - ;itrUUfU 1>T. 105 >io, 3* C. 04-6537 | 2 I?II I = rnn tzz [| till 1 us rts Monday, March 12: Triumph of nd the Will (Germany, 1934) is a he shocking propaganda film comat memorating the 1934 Nazi Reich ed Day in Nuremberg, a perfect he on example of a virtuoso filmmaker rd (Leni Riefenstahl) running amok. A CI iL nuci yuu set; mis ium, pernaps or you'll understand better how Hitler's propaganda machine >r_ seduced the German people. Ill ,?s minutes. 7 and 9:30 p.m. le lg Tuesday, March 13: The Thin Sg Man (U.S., 1934) is the first of a r. series based on Dashiel Hammett's detective novels, which are in turn based on his relationship with e, id I b DAYTOI >y March 25-30 (6 d to Hotel space av? 'ft 600 N. Atlantic E ? $60 per night f< :e ? <r?-7 r\ ' - ' - q>/u per nignt T< or $89 per pers CALL TOLL FR 1-8 Parkad Columl g_ I? ; I I KBMfPPii ] unmBLI j NEEDED F Coma 1 ??? 111 Tuam. & 1 free f Lillian Hellman (who wrote Julia). William Powell plays the title role and Myrna Loy is the other half of the sleuthing pair. Pauline Kael U/ritpC "It cfnrto/l i nom ** a a?X/M M. V UU41 iVU U AIV/ VT V-Jf V It III screen entertainment by demonstrating that a murder mystery could also be a sophisticated comedy." With Maureen O'Sullivan and Asta. 91 minutes. 7 and9:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 14: Sex Madness, or, They Must Be Told (U.S., 1937) takes up where Reefer Madness left off. 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