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The Royal Lipizzan Stallions, a dazzling dance company of European horses, will perform at Carolina Coliseum Jan. 29 at 8. Snmp humor accnmnaninc th<? show, as the horses perform two comedy acts along with miniature mules and ponies. Strauss waltzes, Gershwin melodies, country western tunes and disco beats provide background music for the performance. Tickets are on sale at the Carolina Coliseum box office for $6.50 and $5.50. The first community production of Family Business will be per- I formed by Workshop Theatre i beginning Jan. 18 and running through Jan. 26. Written by Columbia playwright Dick Goldberg, Family Business was produced Off-Broadway in 1978. The play received rave reviews from critics like Rex Reed and Walter Kerr, and it enjoyed a successful run for over a year. Tickets are on sale at the Workshop Theatre box office. For further information call 799-6551. Stage South, the traveling theatre company of the South Carolina Arts Commission, will present Sizne Banzi Is Dead Jan. 21 *11 Q r\ m o Vin DhphaII ui u p.in. cii me iiusacii nuuac | Ballroom. Sponsored by the USC Pan Hellenic Council of black " fraternities and sororities, the production examines inequality and racial tension in South Africa. It portrays man's ability to endure through oppression and his need for respect. Tickets for the USC performance are $5 for the public I and $3 for students. They are on ' sale at the Russell House Activities J Office and the Arts Commission at ! Gervais and Barnwell streets. Tickets may also be purchased at the door. < I The USC Music Department will I Liresent fill' mnrlorn fnlW iwwr: > : Susannah .Jan. 31 and Feb. 2 at 8 in Drayton Hall Theatre. The opera, i set in a rural Tennessee mountain , RESTAURANT & * fir SALOON WE ACCEPT STUDENT CHECKS ylIff SAMQWICHES & SALADS rJL HAm HOUR 4 TO 7 >W BAMEBOOM j W* FtMi fOOO A ?WJT tH*ITt 120$ MAIN ST. 779-9211 (Atf?t from NMf Mem^ton WtWJ i : J + ^ M ? She gave... And gave... \ IjMk And gave. 0 "SI\ Unto? she had nc hing left to aim. \S!m / LETTE MIDLl A AN BATES I THE ROSE ?J| Man Thurs? 1-7-9:30 , |j Fri Sat Sun - 1 3:30 7 9:30 M ^'4 I? town, is a tragic story of jealousy and passion between beautiful Susannah and the local preacher. Admission is $7 for the public and $3 for students. Tickets are available at the Columbia Music Festival office at 1527 Senate S t reet. Workshop Theatre will hold auditions for Tenessee Williams' Swcef Bird of Youth at the Workshop Theatre, Jan. 19 at 2 and Jan. 20 and 21 at 8. The cast of 25 includes males and females from their early twenties up. 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WJU III IIIC lllv^AdlllllC | of Thomas Cooper Library. Publications and dust jackets noted for their excellence in graphic design and printing are Games 1 -Table Tennis -Bridge -Backgammon i ltry fee. ! eld Jan.l 9thfc 20th * T ? 1 n jl i- Oj _ ; an.-LOLn .sign up ml North Face PACKER , lualitu aear ? MF W ' /j/ete wilderness outfitter -y , ^ | Ml Ski Gloves! | ' 5? *Vny Day Pack! 3 I ? ! i Q_ i 5 Coupon [ co J 3 D -6:30 Mon.-Fri. i i Sat. i 99-7571 /lountain House Food V 1' is a slapstick feast. It's a ovie, not a smile movie. " j ?After Dark I-] JOHN BELUSHIms Mon-Thurs? 1.30 7:30-9:45 Fri Sat Sun 1:30 3:45-7:30 9:45 i featured in the show. The exhibit is traveling to the campuses of ma jor American universities this year. 4 IJSC theatre graduate student (Jailljine Stewart will present scenes and monologues for several plays in Multi-Colored Female Butterflies Jan. 17-19 in Longstreet Theatre at 8. A dance performance will also be included in her acting thesis performance. The performance is free and open to the public. Who's H First to develop a synchronoi initiating the whole era of s First in high-technol Your first employer after gra< graduation, ask your placer Aircraft Company's recrui1 I i HUGI I Creating a new world AN EQUAL OPPORTUNI ..a,. r?svi V^' / \jj IZgJL |Mj5 " Hiahe 'Soldier of Orang ordinary film, an Dutch resistance that is probably t war movie in ove ?Willi. I11p???1C, int hank URBANIZATION PRESENTS ERIK HAZELHOFFS FAMOUS WORK) WAR II /> DIRECTED BY PAUL VERHOEVEN STARRI! * BELINDA MEULDIJK RENE KOI DEHOFF EDWARD FOX AS COl ONE I R/ wmmmmmmmmmmmmmamam % Stage South announced 1980-1981 play selections which wiHfljlwilude selections from thQ?":*Ff'&nch playwright Moliere, Life in the Theatre by David Mamet, and Southern Ladies and Gentlemen by Florence King. These plays will offer sponsors an opportunity to choose a profession! theatre presentation which best suits their performance space and audience. For additional information about the 1980-1981 season, contact Stage South, 1800 Gervais Street, or call 758-7928. iin hoc? us-orbit satellite, Syncom, pace communications. ogy electronics. duation, perhapsl Before nent office when Hughes lers will be on campus. 1 HES : i i with electronics ITY EMPLOYER M/F IE WEEK ONLY! ' KLAUS KINSK1 ISA BELLE ADJ AN! .., BRUNO GANZ mgrjlSl FRI-SAT-SUN at 1 303 30-5 30-7 30-9 30 ist Rating ie' is an extraepic tribute to in World War II he best r a decade..." jm Arnold, Seattle P-l - aer* "s JBSM Pjfi ROB HOUWERS PRODUCTION OF \OVENTURE STORY SOIOIER OF ORANGE NG RUTGER HAUER JEROEN KRABB^ SUSAN PENHAIIGON DEL HENNY VFFELLI EASTMANCOLOR 1FRI-SAT-SUN at 2-5-8 MON-THURS at 6:30-9