The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 12, 1979, Page Page 10, Image 10

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Count Basie and hi: will swing into Columl well known "Big Band' at 8 Wednesday, Nov Township. Basie s concert is event in USC's Culti sponsored by Russ University Union. William Count Basie piece band are billed a explosive force in jazz, performed his brand o the 1930s, receiving al jazz award given. Holding a constant musical limpIitJht for fr Basie and his troupe everything from conce to a performance in "Blazing Saddles." Basie's "Big Band" delighted audiences at stage shows, and tele^ greats as Frank Sin Bennett, Ella Fitzgeral Astaire have appeare jazz musician. / Tickets on sale at th box office on Taylor and $8. Student tickets $4. For ticket Auditions for the I production Twelfth Ni held at 7 Nov. 19-21 in E Theatre. All roles are availa Shakespeare comedy v> presented in Longstrt Feb. 15-17 and 19-23. Nc to 14 men, three to fi musicians and singers. For information, ca Theatre Department at The Daughters of the of Trinity Episcopal Ci hold the 31st Annual Wednesday, Nov. 14, hours of 10 and 3. In a< abundance of handmai i J _ 1 _ ! r i r anu ueiiciuus iooa ior ii f ' MMOTMaHHngiaRi At Boxei $5 $3 ur : r Buy one at n while curren I "m , Buyaptal I |s orchestra will be a nursery for \ Dia with his and a parcel check f ' jazz sound chases while you enj . 14, in the que Lunch or the A Sale on the lawn the second Cathedral mini-tours ural Series the concert in the Ca ell House 12:30 to 1. Come join us, Wedi and his 16- 14, from 10-3. Barga s "the most opens at 8:30. All pro< " Basie has missions. f jazz since During the bazaa: most every mund Yaghjian will pencil profiles of thos spot in the old and up. For hi >ur decades, pointments from 10 to have done 782-7182 or 787-0816 rts in Japan bazaar. the movie music has Charleston archite nightclubs, topic of an art his /ision. Such sponsored by the I atra, Tony South Carolina Depai d, and Fred at 8 p.m., Monday No id with the 203 of Sloan College, L Dr. Kenneth Seve e Township College of Charleston Street for $7 "Charleston as 'Qi are $3 and South': Architecture Destiny." The lecture in a series of six schec March 1980. JSC theater It is free to USC stu( ight will be and staff and $1 for the )rayton Hall Thirty-one origin; ible for the prints by Germ 'hich will be ?et Theatre jeded are 10 ^ , ive women, { t?R Mvv ll the USC - Pin 777-4288. ftT^C KVU r w\ r ; Holy Cross \ ithedralwill f-|j? Bazaar on ] VP between the TfT 8 idition to an de gift items \fo sale, there Pj Pr BOOKSTORE I cook Books 2U% Oft d Christmas Cards .00 and up?$1 off .SO and up?.75 off ider$3.so?.50 off n evlon Lipsticks sguiar price, second for $1.5 it stock lasts. MPRINT CENTER n garment at regular price jceive ONE imprint FREE i nominal fee Christopher Meek or your pur- declaration of hun oytfte Bar-b- exhibit opening Tl rt Show and USC's McKissick IV ar take the Born in Berlin or listen to has produced proi thedral from drama and grapt phasize governmei lesday, Nov. with individual rig] in Basement His art displa :eeds benefit exhibited through* the United State! r, Mrs. Ed- lectured on lite be drawing University of Texs e three years at Oberlin College, ilf hour ap- The Meckel prin 5, please call in McKissick's Art before the Nov. 28. "Across Twc compares and < cture is the American folk ai tory lecture ancestral styles tc Iniversity of between the cultur tment of Art Woodworking, v. 12 in Room pottery, baske SC. quilting are dis rens of The exhibit containing will speak on photographs. leen of the Open through and Civic Historical Collecti is the second luled through McKissick Muse of the USC Horse lents, faculty Monday-Friday, 9 ; public. 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