Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* - r - ? Let us introduce ourselves. We are the Sorters. We come from far, far away, and we want to be your friends. We want to tell you about entertainment, the institution that has fascinated us the most about your nlnnpf We want to tell you the Truth. We want you to know what albums are good and what albums are bad. We want you to know how this strange entertainment industry of yours works. You may wonder what section qualifications beings like us have for editing the entertainment of this tabloid, for telling you what is good and bad. Know ?ni? tu? u i f? ? i~ ?r <JU1V Uldl WC IkJVC UTXI1 Wd lulling JfUU 1<U UlUUSdllW) U1 your years. We subscribe to Rolling Stone and ... ** w 5v ..J| f %i2 EyuygL ? ."3 I r\?.. 4 ? ~ i- ci i^u? uay [ Fashion Shou no classes j 6:0C I Capstone i Cafeteri 9 G.B.Lane 10 11 (Concert) 16 17 18 OQ S A - <ca>" S 30 Charles Fugo (Concert) 1 2 Homecoming events 7 8 9 14 15 Semester 16 Midpoint 21 22 23 28 29 30 Advisement L .i_j / Variety. And we have listened to thousands of you giving your own opinions about your favorite groups or movies or TV shows or plays. So let us Sort for you. Listen to us, and we will tell you all about entertainment available to you. In this way you can be an informed consumer; in this way you can save more of your odd green currency. Past observations have revealed that this tabloid nas not always given a comprehensive report on entertainment on and around this campus, a situation which shall be changed. Rest assured that any important entertainment activity will be covered in full. uur anthropology department reports that you humans are partial to many "special" deviations S":: ^ CONCERTS Sept. 5: Blue Oyster Cult and Nantuck v at the Township at 8 p.m. Sept. 6: Leif Garret will perform at th ; p.m. Sept. 7: All-Stars and Marshall Chaj form at the All-Niter in Russell House .X:- Sept. 9: G.B. Lane, Trombone, willpei s Hall at 4 p.m. Sept. 23: Bad Company will perform jli&yl ~ Coliseum at 8 p.m. n./ Sept. 25: Charles Fugo, pianist, w Fraser Hall at 8 p.m. * Sept. 27: Evie Tornquist Karlsson w 5 6 Leif Garrett 7 All-Niter 8 ' (Concert) (Concert) . Blue Oyster Cult A r, . ? Activities Fair Luau at ' (Concert) H_3 Reflecting Pool a RH Movie 4 7 _ Heaven Can Wait 12 13 14 1! RH Movie Jaws 19 20 The 21 2 Potting Shed ! (Theatre) 26 27 28 2! Evie (Concert) Kios Me Kate r?i? ** (Theatre) HH Movie The j Grateful Dead 1 3 Bee Gees 4 Homecoming 5 Columbia ( (Concert) events Philharmonic DII . (Concert) RH Movie ?T i F.veru Homecoming * j ~ Way but event* Loose Movie openings 10 11 12 1 RH Movie j A Clockwork Orange 17 18 19 2 j Philadelphia IS i Story .. . \ KM MOVie vniwtuc/ Grease ?? Movie openings 24 2 5 Modern 26 2 i Dance Program | (Dance) KH Movie Superman 31 Halloween j Pt will nprform gospel music. at tne Townsmp at 8 p.m. Oct. 2: The Outlaws will perform at the Township at 8 e Township at 8 ^ 3; Bee Gees perform at the Carolina i. Coliseum at 8 p.m. pman wi per- ^ 5; Columbia Philharmonic Orchestra will form at Fraser Perform at the Township at 8 p.m. Oct. 20: Danny Davis and the Nashville Brass will fho rnmiin? bring their mellow sound to the Township at 8 p.m. a ' 1 Nov. 5: Anita Bryant will bring her show to the ill oerform at Township at 8 p.m. Nov, 8: Columbia Lyric Opera will perform Don ill Derform her Pasquale at Drayton Hall at 8 p.m. The opera will run through Nov. 10. 9 Nov. 12: Columbia Philharmonic Orchestra will perform at the Township at 8 p.m. Nov. 14: Count Basie and his Orchestra will perform a at tne Township at 8 p.m. Nov. 18: Columbia Choral Society will perform Donna Nobis Pacem at the Shandon United Methodist Church at 4 p.m. ??? Nov. 20: Prague Chamber Orchestra with pianist 1 Han s Richter-Haaser will perform at the Township I at8p.m. | Dec. 3: Gilbert and Sullivan A La Carte will perform ! H.M.S. Pinafore at the Township at 8 p.m. Dec. 9: Columbia Choral Society will perform Handel's Messiah at Shandon United Methodist __ Church at 4 p.m. THEATRE Sept. 20: USC production of The Potting Shed will be performed at Longstreet Theatre at 8 p.m. The show will continue through Sept. 20. ___ Sept. 28: Kiss Me Kate will be performed at the Town c Theatre at 8 p.m. The show will run through Oct. 3. Oct. 5: USC production of South Pacific will be performed at Drayton Hall at 8 p.m. The show will continue through Oct. 7, and through Oct. 9-13. Oct. 19: Philadelphia Story will be performed at Workshop Theatre at 8 p.m. The show will continue through Oct. 27. ????i Nov. 13: USC production of Medea will be performed 2 at Longstreet Theatre at 8 p.m. The show will continue through Nov. 18. Nov. 19: Eubiel will be performed at the Township at o p.m. Nov. 23: Little Women will be performed at Workshop Theatre at 8 p.m. The show will continue through Dec. 1. 9 [ DANCE Oct. 3: Atlanta Contemporary Dance Company will perform atrthe Township at 8 p.m. MSSST"?? mSm hbm homecoming E^iSlSSIiySSyB^^^^^^^E^8?Slip^^?l5il^^ ^kj 3 II ;. ^sr|y> !0 lashville Brass (Concert) !7 toSSIItSS? 1"^- ii j | .i i [iji ?" ' ' ? * ' 4- *>-***? ?*** ?... >,.