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TV Tic
By HARVEY IV
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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.
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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,
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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.
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lead-in to "Ripley's Believe
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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
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remake of the broadway
eir final year of high school,
ger because of his "Kotter"
g an innocent girl from
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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
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ags, Luke won't have much
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One of the world's largest
collections of late twentieth
clentury art arrived in
Columbia this week for a
major exhibition to open at
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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,
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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
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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
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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\
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'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
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JACK BEAL, Chuck Close,
Jim Dine, Sam Gilliam, Red
Grooms, Alex Katz, Philip
Pearlstein, Larry Rivers,
James Rosenquist, Andy
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