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Marcel Mai
"Mime," begins world-famous pantomimist
Marcel Marceau, "is the form of
dramatic expression that appears to me as
being closest to Man. It is a complete art in
the sense that it tends toward an all
embracing aenmuon 01 me numan oeing.
"It is an art of illusion, but it does not
permit any trickery. The gesture must be .
pure, true and comprehensible.
"Thus our art is not alone physical even
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BY PETE O'BRIEN
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So you want good rock 'n' roll? Get
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Hoys.
The Roys is a three man Altanta band that
formed the nucleus of the now defunct
Basics. The Roys' second single, on the
group's own Rad-Roy records, captures the
energy of the live performances and shows
that the Roys is a professional, talented rock
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The Roys' first single, "Rise Up Youth,"
was a quasi-reggae song that led many to
believe the group was a reggae band. Actually,
the music is derived from a variety
of styles, including reggae, ska, rockabilly
and, of course, rock 'n' roll.
The new single is devoid 01 reggae influences,
but what the two songs lack in
rasta vibrations, they make up for in rock
'n' roll energy. "Stop Foolin' Around" and
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The RHUU Cultural Series committee will
present Marcel Marceau for one night
only? March 7? at the Township. Tickets
are available at the Travel Center (room
209. Russell House) and at the Township Box
Office. The performance will begin
promptly at 8 p.m.
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"Moonlight Leaves" represent bass, guitar
and drum in the finest power trio tradition.
Bassist A-Koy 's vocals are passionate and
convincing and lead guitarist Peter V.
extrapolates a diverse array of sounds from
his axe. Nineteen-year-old drummer
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band. For a man of his age and size - about
5'8" and 150 pounds - he is quite impressive
with the sticks. He is especially powerful on
the tom-tom rolls on "Moonlight Leaves."
The group is the hottest act working the
Atlanta club scene today, the trio has
opened for Joan Armatrading, XTC, the B52's,
U-2 and the Go Gos, as well as
headlining in various Southeast clubs.
The all-original show is full of energy and
the music is very danceable. But don't just
take my word; I'm biased because I've seen
the Roy s twice. Expose your ears to some
great new music on campus tonight.
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Marceau notes the sudden revival of in- I
terest in pantomime? "one of the oldest |
spectacular arts in existence"? as "at once
astonishing, and yet perfectly logical."
While the Art of Silence is "one of the least
practiced and most difficult of dramatic
forms," he happily points out a number of
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not only in America? but in Japan, South
America, Czechoslovakia and Israel. "Few
people realize," he says, "there are now
more than 600 mime companies throughout
the United States.
"What has been most gratifying is the
huge correspondence that continually
comes to me from American students,
young actors and ballet dancers, requesting
information, asking if I would come here to
teach or set up a studio, or applying for our
classes in Paris."
Marceau, universally acclaimed as the
greatest living pantomimist, is also one of
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sonalities in the world today. He currently
visits America for his fifteenth tour after
triumphant apperances on three continents?
previous stops include places as
far away as Japan, Thailand, Hong Kong,
Africa, Russia, Australia, and South
America. Marceau also had a sold-out fiveweek
engagement in London at the Sadler's
Wells Theatre.
"By speaking through the wall of
languages," Marceau says, "a mime can
become a brother to all the audiences of the
world.I have performed in many countries,
before audiences of may nationalities.
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Emotions or hilarity rises, expands and
fades away in an identical pattern.
"Since I became a mime, I have not found
it possible to identify laughter or tears that
were specifically French or German or
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therefore, a universal art and a means of
communion between all the people in the
world who crave for love and beauty."
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