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Fifty photographs of the works of Frank Lloyd Wright by Dr. William A. Storrer of USC's Media Arts Department will be on exhibition at the Columbia Museums 01 Ari ana sciences through April 6. The purpose of the exhibit is to reveal some part of the unique nature of the late architect's domestic work and therein suggest its relationship to current architectural practice. Hillel in conjunction with USC Chaplains will sponsor a Model Passover Seder Thursday, March 20 at 7 in the Baptist Student Center. Service will be conducted by Bernard Friedman Hillel Religious Counselor. Tickets arc $1.50 and can be purchased at th< Baptist Student Center, Elrc Center, Presbyterian Studen Center, or at the door if seats an available. For more informatioi call 799-9132 or 777-5988. Maurice Evans and Helei Hayes, two of the world's grea stage performers, will present ; unique collection of scenes fron famous plays at USC April 23 am 24. A public performance April 2 in Carolina Coliseum after ; private periormance April zj 10 distinguished friends of th University. Titled "Love: Swec and Sour/' the program by the tw acclaimed thespians will includ short scenes from such famou playwrights as Shakespeare an Somerset Maugham. Ms. Haye and Ms. Evans have performe together for almost 50 years. A five week professional actin workshop will be conducted b Gene Lesser at Columbia College Beginning April 14 and ending Ma 14, the classes will be held o Monday and Wednesday evening from 7 until 9. The cost is $125.00 For additional information ca 758-7928. The famed Memphis Blu< Caravan will be presented concert at the Townshi Auditorium by the Kitani Fou dation on April 1, at 8. From tl city where blues was born, th widely acclaimed group faithful maintains the styles and traditioi of a beloved musical heritage Though Memphis itself h; changed drastically, the music the Memphis Blues Caravan largely unchanged from that of t earliest davs of the blues. F more information call 799-8420. The USC Cultural Series w present the Charlotte Sympho Orchestra with guest solo Eugene Fodor at the Towns! Auditorium April 10, at 8. Tick< for the performance will available at the RHUIJ Activiti Office beginning March 24 and the Township beginning March 2 Coal from page 10 eyes of people who never dream such finery existed. WHAT ULTIMATELY mal< the film a success, however, is I acting. Spacek, who does her o singing in the picture, is a sure I to win (or at least be nominal - j for) every major acting awaru the coming year. That s manages to get inside Lorett character so completely -- w Loretta still churning out records - is amazing. And Jones, whose performan in such films as Jackson Cou Jail, The Betsy and Eyes of Lai Mars struck me as being rat wooden, actually tops Spacek. Doo goes from his eariy zu s iu mid-40's, Jones imbues him v the grace and wisdom which co from being stepped on and abu one too many times. It's a j trayal that is, at once, searingj endearing. Coal Miner's Daughter is most lovable film in town. A The Rose, in which one chara< *a?QC rnnrf* (ipftnirahlft than the It nwo anvft v it's a pleasure to see a inus populated by characters that can admire and even grow to Ur Ticket costs are $5 and $4 for th public and $3 and $2 for all US students. Colorful photos of Israeli wildlif and landscapes are on display i the Lawrence L. Smith Geolog Museum through March 27. Th outdoor photographs were take by the late Gail Rubin who w? killed by Palestinian terrorists i 1 1978 while recording scenes of tl countryside.! McKissick Museurr is open Monday-Friday, 9-4 ar | Sunday 1-5. Admission is free. 1 The Small Business Develc 1 ment Center at USC will provi ' free consultation for smj ' businesses, by offering advice a * solutions on the many probler J that face the small business toda 1 For more information conte 1 Mike Carlson at 777-5118. ^ i Sweet Bird of Youth, Tenness William's poignant tale will bejj r e !t o e s d !S d g y y Is i. " 3S in ip 11ie lis ly ns as or ?y jfp jts be at 11 Hjp^^W^7 iea w M"i~Trr'i'' "'TjV i < ^ vw^m ted I J9HffH|R| in , |Jkj f ^^BlllsSlii >he I -3p31IS^ ces nty ura her h-W: /ith ______ me sed >orand the fter cter ext, ical one ve. . .. le at Workshop Theater March 21, at >C 8." Jim E. Quick, one of Workshop's most versatile and successful 1 A *11 A. A. _ 11 A1 e aireciors win reiurn 10 uie uieaire n to direct a large cast of newcomers y to the workshop Theatre stage. For further information call 799,n 4876. . The S.C. Arts Commission's Neighborhood Arts Program will host a Comprehensive Fund . Raising for the Arts Conference on March 20-21 in the Conference Room in the Rutledge Building, 1429 Senate Street. A $15 registration fee will be charged for .. the conference. For more in "*: formation call 758-7810. nd ns A Russell House exhibit, "And y* TNow a Message: A Century Of 10 American Advertising,:" from the Smithsonian Institution will run ee through March 31 on the second jin noorot nusseii House. | ^ Classics fo t Famous IZ< Shirts and Head for the beach c shirts and sweaters \ i? ., icuiui e u vv iuc ivjiiyt emblem trademark i V-neck pullover is 1( beige, navy, light bk white. Sizes S., M., L ? y I r Knit shirt in cormon white, red, green, t< and yellow. Sizes S. Cardigan sweater ir blue, burgandy, red Sizes S., M., L., XL.. Downtown and Cok Bass Weeji Perfect for any occasi The traditional ioafei In brown leather. 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