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Theater to read f^arrxi /?ac j IIWO fOW<7l style to present renowned author's i and statewide Christmas season. USC's George Curry will tl present Christmas readings P by Charles Dickens at the Town Theater Dec. 15 and 16 g at 7:30. ol 11 Portions of "A Christmas tl Carol" and other Dickens r< stories will be performed by pi Curry, secretary to the re university and the USC ci board of trustees. A native of ai Great Britain, Curry is a sc fcA . .4 W # . A A W . W jPLg^SariL'S & Interested in Er K Anyone who woi W* fnf #liA lAOl ? 1U1 UIC iiJOl C11ICI S covering topics 1 |? arts, theater, cc ft reviews, plays, opt g: features should at S in Russell House Thursday, Dec. 11 j wmm Spring Bre March 23*$350.0 Dotit msss T Cruise to Nassau ar Rahama<; frnm Miami Price includes four aboard S/S Dolphin, ai entertainment, and m * Price basea on qt does not include trai from Miami. I ; ! Registered in Panama Limited to 100 stuo first served. $fi0.00 payment ~tue Februan call: 771-2290 SBt&i 1 I j TRAVEL DE 1301 Cer j Columbia, < i enthus; works I ated the lecture readings of the works to campus audiences each neater enthusiast and erformer in Columbia. rilARi PC nmvPMc II v * r? 1% U O 1 I\ MZj O ave lectures and readings f his works during the midiOOs throughout Britain and le United States. Curry has ^created the lecture style to resent readings of the unowned author's works to impus and statewide idiences each Christmas :ason. itertainment? lid like to write tainment staff, ? ii > iKe music, ine incerts, album jr era, ballets and ? tend a meeting g: j Rm, 321 on S at 4 p.m. f?^^ ak Cruise 27,1981 0 per person he Dolphin! id Freeport in the days and nights il meals, port taxes, i irh mnro ui i 11 iui t. iad occupancy and asportation to and I [MsL^uiy?yT/u rrpwpEfi J [UIVSSESH CRUISES lents ? first come, deposit ? final /12th. Arranged by: titers mist PARTMENT vais St. >.C. 29201 - - ? i iast at L by Dick< On stage, Curry uses an exact copy of a reading desk u.. t-V:,.i uin ust'u uy l/ivjaciu uui 111^ ins lecture tours, plus a candle, a bookstand and a crystal water pitcher to create the atmosphere of an original niplr?>nK annoaranrp THE READINGS at the Town Theater are free, but I ON EVERT '! THF IFWFI BY W T | 2909 *PL ATT SPRINGS T J OPEN 9 HI 6 Mi OPEN FRIDi "l?'? Hor? THmm Jmtt 4m * pWS|pBBWBPMp|ji lA otw lf|? , $ ; 11I MM GILDA R/ Th? Rut Doi [RiCHARD DEh PreviSecreio RIP TORN FRED > Chowrnon of the Pre: Joint Chiefs of Sf off Ai 1 "1 lJ!!J1 III111 VV V1 ?1"'"V' V :f . !?1"1 Oj ISC ens seating tickets must be reserved by calling or stopping by the theater at 1012 SUmter St., 799-2510, this week. Currv will also give his 1980 presentation in the rotunda of the British Embassy in Washington, D.C. for embassy officials and guests. "ore" i KING!!! I WAREHOUSE fa i RD. W.COLA. p| ON.-SAT. p| AY TIL 9 gg | v vDNER BOB NEWHART M jghtet Thve President AN INCHFPf*.OD COMPAI rjAMIN]- BOB DISHY- HAR ry The Vice President The i 'MfM (If VILL ARD JOHN PHILIP SOUSA lidenhol inootAiMvr Aistont DANIEL MELNICK peoing Chi t A Theatre mmmmmmmmammmamamsmta Need Extra Receive $ 10 for donatir paying a bonus of $5 fo a 3 week period. Call f or come by Hylan Donor Cc 1 620 Gervais 254-228 Hours: Monday, Tues< Friday 7:30 am to 5:! Wednesdays. New donors pleasp arriv k Nik. ? ?.. _ . ? > i w i r\i\ The Firv Lody MY PRODUCTION VEY KORMAN AUSTIN PEl ^bossodorfothe U N The Prejkientk AI>APIID<jCON0tK.I?l't ? 5?T" RALPH DURNS JJfr *4UTt(fl o IMtfOIL I t -LDUCK HENRY l-orn Win riot (lot o A Wain?r C tv?0 Watr . hi r Vf.i.rrti. ' nstmas ua> i Near You, Cash? I ig plasma. Now ! r 5 donations in or appointment d inter Street 10 day, Thursday, 30 pm. Closed e before 5 pm. liff W>: # | I! mk I SSSS sill n11 ? HHH "JDLETON TronsJotor W1TWICTBO "&&? *01B 11 MQU'MS AtCOMMNTiM "?l?l 0> ?D'JU CUUOH* Communtcoltoni Company i?r iio? All tights ()#? 'v*d 7