The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 13, 1982, Page 10, Image 10

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-enteric Museur various Paintings, artifacts, co white photographs are Museums of Art and Sc month. The South Carolina C( 29, features artists who exhibit includes paintinf works, watercolors, cera The featured artists Grunevald. Allston was 1 is considered one of Amei GRUNEVALD WITNE on Charleston" in 1863. Also included in live exl Bardin, James Edward Kochansky, Larry Leb! Whorter, Phillip Mullen Verner. The Silver Studio Coll* Columbia Museums and1 show illustrates the use oi Middlesex Polytechnic of English wallpaper am existed from 1880 to 196 successful and innovative THE STUDIO provid< furnishing, textiles and interiors, plaster work, < furniture, book jackets, The studio was starter "bringing together a bod wouM be capable of sum fabrics and other maiei home." The exhibition has t\v account of English dec* >.Si]v;-r Studio's operation studio directors and desir; "Ten Eyes On The Car January. It's bfring pre.-; Corps.. TURING THEIR moo Africa's west coast, ! colUv/i.-a '.nr.iiy artw'aoir; The exhibit :s base<.' 4' i / speets covered ini v>c :or/K:'% the a*e v:iidmgs \ ange iVom r.'i.nJe structures i'.?. ;ij4ior.S CV.StOniS !T;aii'hv Corp". firoii^hi hno j;auc>-). r??.? :;v; K)i vis- >U \ i ius^ca'' rf-tion has i the ccunirv. AN &X3HHIT10N ;uk &V.r< ?v?an prints will r?t? iUK-ray, Font. '8 and ltt or X "vox vili he .jo Jacadis and e?r<oty intei phenomena for E A t i ?. m ? I ? - i . 1 .1 . > - a a WUJ >Ui ^rid-jike fashion and th<,: the inia^e is piaec-d in a a Tit-.-, aso P!u! re u;fi? <>;'; bony. r.-vJe into ir?: - lAi'. >;;s into t{n]!eries :] str-i- 'Cfd environment ret ' J f M \< t 'Klrui < i V?l V Llllllly? . N F.XIIiBlSION ? Je;: .no Moiitout,5amy f'*auf?!skie Tsl&nd, off the ' c-ntwd from Oct. lOtriro" Thv University of Sotit vi.e artist's photographs tj T-.I. >'av "fhp book's in? - .xiiiL-itior; M ;>ufoussa m y-Asi ic ' is!o!?'ier s iivi'S from 11 (y' ". 1700s J <; ?r<en wiv?s j r*r-' \' m.*J'."iF. ?.a rny -Ar>he s wh"n ; he nri'i hor bnnbjr mr ,\>ouU? Unroona r.<y-M <*;:<y '.T? i *v?l>i i.lcJiii* *.. yj,? .j ,:5p '.taint I:o region. W "j KK >i;;A!{\lNti he . 4 developer'-:, Moutc-jj -3?v v.sWures fill at 1 ]'.)??uf'tu hio was " ai"*/ ifalev. ?n his (<r rt..\<Se.'ls :-;i)ti)lrer(*i w--,r\ of the tv- iikp a U(;n or h' :V-v<?jopif>#*Ol iay.N ii C-V xinment n features _ "r - _ exniDiis lor Xerox montages and black-ant included in exhibits the Columbi ience will present during the ne> mnection, on display through Sep uiv vviuiuvicu wii4i ure siaic. ill is, sculptures, photographs, fabri mics and prints. are Washington Allston and t iorn in Waccanaw, S.C., in 1779 ar rica's first true romantic artists. iSSED and drew the scene "Attac hibition are works by Sig Abeles, J s, Anna Hyatt Huntington, Elle by, Blondelle Malone, Jean Mc , Blue Sky and Elizabeth O'Nei action opened its American tour ? will be exhibited through Oct. 3. Th F textiles in art and commerce. in London originated the exhibitio i textile designs. The Silver Studi 13 and was one of England's mos 'design studios. ?d nearly 30,000 designs for hom wallpapers, as well as complel dress fabrics, stencils, metal worl and advertisements of trade card" i by Arthur Silver with the aim < y of men to establish a studio whic >lying designs for the whole field c ials used in the decoration of th o aims ? to present an accurat Huoirtn Kiflnr-if sliiTMrtti MHU w VlVO'^tt Ails? IVi J Vt ? IUC, VI * i and to publicize the work of if '.tiers. ueroons viU be displayed throug er'i.ed bv the Avai?:.i Ambassador' Ui in the Camenxvis, a country o he Avanl'. Ambassadors Corp thai U'! ?h" r.tory of it s culture. t -.t.; Uie group' t'U? various roles of the male i.ittctavc of *hti e^i''S and village: My tochnoiog <:"*1 - triKi'.urfts to ma: >o \x\\ so* tii?P ?.?i. the exhibit / . . ,,r v? . 14. \ .1. .it 1,1 -j_n' . >n,i;;?'iUi :~c ;1 respect cd wiano'ils J in var.oir. ports < i satv o? ordinal AmcTK'an a:?; >*><< fr?./ip I to p rrj. Saturday ar.< :\v CSC a>*t ;>rofe.<?j?o; James i?d A L. ti iii: ?5ii. "<<<; spav.es represent evidence o . iitlo ag \ 'act:, he photographs it in ; \ ar>s<*u)t<ie:> a composition. Finally :>;or Xei on machine. ?pace intri^acs DJwards: librahe ijs, old homes jnio sehools and ga *.s inicrested In the way our cor U :ts u:'?,ple'i5 iiiii-jn&c ous thought intfcK- ann - whi*e photographs b; .iij tb..1 r??ve? 1 f.^e culture u 4Ul - : OUtfa V. iI! bt- pre y* i\ov. _ v i: Car^'iaa x're.ss wi.\ pvrol?f>h 65 o ri"Dai?Ju.-.v:ie IsJuiidiA Photographic i: will -.vith !ho opening o v.?*k f' or<k. p.any aspects of t'n r liiuU j'sriU:h d'.voM'.ng ; in the stvl primary rapport;*.' Ion is ox-drive. caiAc "f.-xvestf-d in 'hr. jisian id. le'U-i;- j.r:) Aftiviv Ash*, <-voloiv. <n iT?'~ i'ht r^iara'.'d Jaier i if f ...!';*ci.oi iitTj/4 ?<}>c>-x;:!'?s ? '* 'ViHuP. wii {j l) '.k . i" ?). n bought 1:; V \sii<- '.. i. "So !>I?S fv?"'k 0 ieep *< ' !.h*' ?yo.> i'. history r.Me -Aa; j '/ r 'K)?)k. ! v.i; rj>?r{^sv: )v scheUuk* is oit:^*v' . rh;: -,<M>{ " ?;'raphs v/i! ' j).vs( U :j (<* & \ ations afte mIc't! >!: i. << 4^ii?r olaml. Worksho By John Vaughan j- Workshop Theatre's production a Edmond Rostand's famous ph rt "Cyrano de Bergerac," ope Wednesday, the first entry t Columbia's fall stage season. ^ The drama, directed by Jim lc Quick, has never been produced by amateur theater in this city. According to Quick, many people ^ spoke with feared a commun " theater could not handle such ambitious project. "The more peoj said, 'That show can't be done her k the more I wanted to do it," he said. f. THE DRAMA ? in verse ? featui n Cyrano, an eloquent and roman hero who is so embarrassed by I 11 ridiculously large nose that he c only express his love for the beauti ^woL s < > j|^jS8BjwMjB|wBEBBBK^^MB ,1 ! KTOttf* ffl ?? tpPS^SP si ^ o s Treva Spontaine (center) and :!?? G > Golden Spur Friday n1 ;j Grafics doi f | Bv' Michaei ftomaiowski Wetv thev imDosiors? I ij Treva Spontaine and the Grafi h.v/e hep" '/'ding a small wave of loc j media hype in their quest for nation recognition. The group that appear* i at the Golden Spur Friday nigl j how ever, did not Jive up to its advan I billing. The entire evening was a ca j of bad, worse and worst. Spontaii 1 i and the Graiics did not resemble >j band with "real commercial pot? tial," in i'act, the group bare s resembled a rook band at all. s The Greensboro, N.C.- based groi l" has a lineup similar to Joan Jett as (hp rt?' '? fpmiio i?. J ... ? v-o . C* A CURHV/ 1^( I vocalist/rhythm guitarist backed ! I three men on lead guitar, bass ai y dru?ns. But there the resemblan If! ends. i .SPONTAXNE'S vocals Friday we f _ 11 Lords' wraps Q I ? " I CHMtLKSTON, <AP> ? After 'rA^ilining Paramount Pictures has ljU>rds of Discipline,'' Pat Coriro jtfri'tiuny and racism At n southern m | C.nroy, a 1^7 graduate of The C ^ :background aw co!ox* for his novel 0 jhi Charleston, intsffst in the bool c! jtrov f?t 5i*a 1 effurts i,o f' I rn i i here has i oj ? THiring the last two v/i'.ekr, o* -Vugu : jlio^dam, &i, SO oth?r civV t ; : iVfoivcks Conwr plantation, * v'ofms 3 j l.sccHont of Ks.ng ana 2Mfo*Mnq St-m y i i ,{I | SCRf?V!S AND CSiANES ario cine y I tas hundreds of onlookers stood q J :p N'im<itor3 io< v n up-eiofc* Igsuon in i f : > while across- town, ?ts cai (ground riru>,od by austere turrets, I',; |more tha/j members of 'he cla "| (week at iiu? fortress-likecs ..j oiu? of ;>rJy tv.-o &talc-ftHp.jortedt a j jrc injuring i.m (he school 1 p opens wi Roxane through the handsome, voune ?: Christian. Christian himself is tongue . tied in Roxane's presence without Cyrano's poetry. "s What has sparked interest in the in local theater scene is the director's promise of "a stage epic in the k- tradition of Ben Hur." an An innovation the Workshop people hope will attract attention is the !?e planned pre-perf ormance. lty Theatergoers have been invited to an arrive an hour before curtain time to , participate in a "French street fair" e' on Workshop's patio, with costumed members of the casi serving French delicacies and providing an atres mosphere similar to that of the play, tic A professional costumer in St. Louis his has supplied over 100 period an costumes, and Paris Peet, who ful worked as assistant fight director for trafios just didn't deliver what was promised 1't live up to ordinary at best, and more often than not,well below ordinary. Compared tc the vocals of lead guitarist Brad cs Newell, however, Spontaine didn't aj sound bad at all. Newell *s voice was aj so poor that one wondered if lie was ecj trying to be horrible. it, A poor sound system made their L-e performance even worse; th*- lyrics se were lost in the buzz. n0 Drummer Garry Collins and bas. a guitarist Dwight Mabe proved to hi unimaginative and uninspiring. Mabc v was plagued with amplifier problems several times, but he got off lightl\ up compared to the beleaguered Newell uhose guitar was constantly <>ut oi :ul tune. !)y All of the Grafics' songs, whethei ri" old, new or original, had a 'viOs poj c:e flavor. Old songs included Nicfc I/)we's "Skin Deep," Herman's IV ricTiniui i m into Something Good' ire and Tommy James and the Shondells > up filming des[ a heated and factions reputation for 1 ; completed filming "The traditional.)offer y's unflattering la)e 01 citizen soldier, ilitary college. Yet ever since itadel, drew much of the Citadel officials U1 ? - - * ii uui ius years as a canet military college { k and Paramount^ con- institutions of its 1 rieen high. st, British director l*Var?c THE MOST l>! n embers transformed a eern was in Ockj s'?ar*d rhujrch arnl several 3200,000 offer fr etejnto Holiywo<Kl swtfc. primary location How densely th mobiles-filled the streets depend on how i uietly for hours or* the Charleston big time movie making. Though most c! ffully trimmed parade English military The Citadel welcomed carefully preserv ss of li#M> for their fir*! scenes tmnn& 4 ?..r iwwaiii sam a 11 nriHio military colleges story is "essentia las jealously guar<te*i its th 'Cyrano' a production of4 'Cyrano'' at Houston's Alley Theatre, was hired to U 4U ~ flwUA cuui eugi apu uie ugiu scenes. IN WORKSHOP'S production, Peter Holland will portray Cyrano, with Melissa Ray Severance as Roxane and Larry Webster as Christian. Supporting roles will include ueorge wayior as ue liuicne, Bill Mould as Ragueneau and Billy Dubose as Le Bret. The drama will rim through Sept. 26, with performances beginning at 8 p.m. except for the closing day, which will have a 3 p.m. matinee. Tickets are $5.50 for adults and $4.50 for senior citizens, military personnel and students. For more information, call the Workshop box office, 799-6551. .. -> \ ^ '.v.;/ B V^JB aMI tmttBSBBm ^ ^ ^ S ' ' Khoto by Win hy recent hype during a performance at the 1H m media hype i "1 Think We're Alone Now." The only > noteworthy original song was "Hands [ Off My Heart," which reportedly will be the single from the Grafics' upcoming alburn. "S'il Vous Plait." SOMETIMES a band that lacks musical excellence can save itself with visual impact, but this alter native was not used by the Grafics. They were, in a word, boring. It's possible the Grafics will come across much better on their record than they did in performance at the J Spur. They apparently have impressed the people at Moonlight Records, and a superb effort by studio ^ technicians may overcome the band's faults. r Spontaine and crew may have to > face some hard facts, however. In the i entertainment world, performers ; must deliver what they promise, and according to that rule, the Grafics fell flat Friday night. lite controversy 40 years as a molder of youths in the J aonian concept of southern manhood ? the Oonroy published his novel two years ago, | have worried that its harsh depiction of ife would hurt the college's standing among kind. I fiAMATIC and public example of this con-j ^H#r 1WJ1, when The Citadel turned down a! om Paramount to use the campus as a; for shooting the million film. e school will be linked with the movie may j ioddam chooses to edit the scenes shot in; I "The Lords of Discipline" was filmed at an j r college south of Lx>ndon, Charleston's! ed streets and houses were used for outdoor | uring the last days of filming that Conroy's! lly American.M St* "f UmtWB." pftge 12 j