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TV Tic By HARVEY IV StaHWtit There appears to be something as the networks' nmffrnmmino , o O com. to a top-grossing hit movie sea4bn tonight (who cares?) as a It or Not." Hosted by Jack Pala famous books, this show may t interest continues. rusu luiugiu, uppwue uie uui live telecast of the WBC heavy between Larry Holmes and Rent this weekend as ABC again come it's second-ranked Clemson at P pro football games, CBS pres (Saturday, 3:30). TTiis series, _ * ii uigiiiiguu* mmne ui uie memora including the Super Bowls. In the movie department, CB Edwards' 1978 "Revenge of thi Edwards-Peter Sellers film on tl spector Clouseau. Also a 1978 release, and pei weekend, is the box-office smash John and John Travolta star in tl hit as teenagers in love during th< Travolta is convincing as a teena role but Newton-John, playinj Australia, occasionally shows hei acting, singing, and dancing ma satire of the '50s offers tw< tertafhment. RUMOR ROOM: Dan Rowan a for the first time in three yeai comedy-quiz special November 1 Liz Tavlor will make a brief irui Hospital" as Mikos Cassidine's v No doubt she'll further comj weeding, set to air late Novem Bobbie preparing to pack their b of a family to pull in the ratings. I ChMiD "mi inuDiQiu anu iii H Gameroom and I 1 Slaw D [ Wb^ "llll MIU9ICIIU, III [ i y' chili and slaw, ai 3 Gameroom and I jg ? Open til U ??"-zm m $ xiA I 3 For Price of a I (regular and sug 484 i I Cameroon! and I flbits IERRETT r l for everyone this weekend ranges from the silliest siti. "Benson" begins its new lead-in to "Ripley's Believe nee and fashioned after the ecome a regular if viewer ces" and Ewing family, is a -weight championship bout ildo Snipes. Lots of football s to the Carolinas. This time forth Carolina. Among the ents "Best of the NFL" regularly seen on HBO, ble games in pro football, S shows a repeat of Blake b Pink Panther," the fifth he career of the fallible In *haps the highlight of the i, "Grease." Olivia Newtonlis remake of the broadway eir final year of high school, ger because of his "Kotter" g an innocent girl from * age lines. Fortunately, her ke up for it as this musical )-hours of appealing ennd Dick Martin will re-team rs to host "Ultra Quiz," a Oand 17 on NBC. est appearance on "General vidow beginning next week, rficate Luke and Laura's iber. With both Laura and ags, Luke won't have much I 'VO I M Dmemade chili j r Expires B >Og I Dmemade B id onions I ce Cream Mi <*> I; ii mwu Expires I Dip 11-8-81 2 Cone 11 m single R ar cones) j Ice Cream i 1 &,i Lew Opens One of the world's largest collections of late twentieth clentury art arrived in Columbia this week for a major exhibition to open at fhp Pnlnmhin Mncpiimc rtf Art and Science on Nov. 15. The Sydney and Frances Lewis Foundation Collection has no underlying theme of realism, abstraction, minimalism, or other style, according to Frederick R. Brandt, director of the Foundation. "Instead it has one unifying trait of quality resulting from the unique perception of its creators, fho looHinn orficfc r\( rair nwn MIV IVUVUIIg Ut VAOVO VI VVU VTT1I time," he said. THE COLLECTION was established in part to combat the "slide syndrome" by offering a glimpse at some of the most exciting art being created in the late 20th ppnturv The Lewis Foundation Collection does not have a permanent home but travels continually and extensively as a loan exhibition to public institutions throughout the country to give the arts audience, particularly students, access to original contemporary paintings and sculptures. "The Sydney and Frances Lewis Collection is an exceptional collection of | twentieth century art. Not only have the Lewises collected exceptional art, they have some important works.There is a difference. Not all collections have first rate works. The Lewises ha\ 7 ^ 1MH1 is Art C Nov. 15 collected first rate works by i [first rate artists. It will be an i !unusual collection for us in 'that we'll have an opportunity to see major works, imajor also in the sense that they are larger than most we have had. Many times we have had to rely on 20th century prints which are smaller in \ H\ y % * N' fiiftf I ^ > S mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm SZ\ l?Wi& I IE= ond SflLOOn I ijffyflHflM Alla^tSu viivv mm I In Coli nature," according to the director of the Columbia .Museums, fWalt Hathaway. JACK BEAL, Chuck Close, Jim Dine, Sam Gilliam, Red Grooms, Alex Katz, Philip Pearlstein, Larry Rivers, James Rosenquist, Andy Wflrhnl nnH Tnm Wesselmann are only a few ? .jjcii oi iin M ni "" ' - v"v "~v v" mmmmjgmmmtmmmmmmmMm I I I i"""s 14 ' I frrf-J?fr,I f ^ .y?w> p l; | Bausch ' Soft Lens 1$5S SPECIA (A deposit will Bring in your prescnp Or\r\z-iir?lnr*/or-?l f/^n \ "">< > Iuippwn in i ioj u ivjj yuu. Try our 30-dc Money Bac losr \ /in^NK 1 I I V IDIV^IN; I'' WOODHILl MAI I COLUMBIA S( ?*<?<>" | 776-5275 m imbia of the artists who will be represented in this exhibition of sculpture, works on paper, canvas and wood. ^ The exhibition will dominate practically every gallery space of the entire museum and will run until January 10,1982. i^BPIBfe^ '" 1?I t? M 'H mhmHMH? N< * ^ <^n\->V<->N\-C.V>>N j^l & Lomb j.j i Contacts I * > 95 I 1 SALE! I hold this price) [ j tion or let us make an l! Ll I 60? HUSH HIvfR ROAD js] $ 796*2200 fl