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Troupe sta From Staff Reports Two plays will be presented ii Les Souffleurs D'Images, a Cana from 12:30 to 1 p.m. and 3:30 to< at Longstreet Theatre. * The Quebec company is t United States with three plays, ii two to be staged at USC, Memories of the Mour Mour' Bicycle Show;" The troupe in full-time members and one consultant. The group, formed in 1979, per that attempt to raise viewei consciousness, according to a of Theatre and Speech spoke The Mour Mour is a fict Theater into a film starring Walter Ms Margret and Dinah Manoff. about a once-successful Holly\ writer whose confidence is shal period of failure. The writer, Herb, does have solation in an off-and-on sleep ship with Steffy, a movie mak When he is suddenly confronted lost teenage daughter. Libby. forgotten past is dredged up: li his wife, son and daughter in years earlier. THE PLAY traces how Herl re-establish their relations*. 1 Street Journal called "I Oug Pictures" Simon's "best play in In Town Theatre's produc I iiuai zx I: ges French existing in the yean ~ TT" the wheel. "The U , re"c y Mour Mour" relates idian group, these people throug p.m. today dances and musical rtll . .. "The Bicycle She fK tirnl look at Americj The Untold by ?"e person. The t , . "t?u to the audience to and "The props _ including , eludes four knick-knacks and ar rvarr-timp r -me Jtticycie sr , _ , chronological order forms plays extcndin| to the f s political welcomeeto partic Department cording to a troupe! jsman. Both performanc itious tribe the public. I from page 8 itthau, Ann- Dreiroan plays He The play is portrays Steffy an vood scriot- Libbv. It will be ten during a Elizabeth Robbins. Tickets are $6 ; some con- students, senior -in relation- personnel. Perforn eup woman. except for a 3 p.m. 1 by his long- will be no perform his almost For more informat lerb had left 799-2510. Brooklyn 16 "The Stingiest M Workshop Theatre h ?nrl T.ihhv run through Dec. 1 The Wall been held over thro ht to Be in THE PLAY is W< years." season special, and tion, David by Bette Herring. H F Gamecock of i next Friday?I ^ The Top of C Present: an - Old English Chris Dec. 8 5:30K Salad ; ' Tossed Sj ^ Fresh Fruit 1 pTPlatin I\/ - Vegetab * x Baked Sweet. 1 < Creamed L I English F * Oven Roasted 1 Entrei fi Roast Baron of E I with Ynrbchirp Di J JL V/l 1VC71 AAA O 1 ? Roast Ham with Cun '?(, Courtney ^ Chicken P( < (r Dessei Pumjikin Candy Ca f. j Trifles Mincemea j Dinner includes Rolls, Ik. plays 'KiMrl ; before the invention of Beoorts ntold Memories of the / i in 111in ii11 :' V||,i" ; the mythical history of V ^ W* h music, songs, chants, history, Handel's percussion. performed ty ' ?w," a farcical but fac- at 4 prx an history, is performed Methodist >erformer relates events f# ouch his relationshiD to % a. i vua*uu/*v **> broken toys, thrift store wMat^masm <211 i overturned bicycle Festival Associat low tells its story in IffKlip Messiah" *, beginning in 1882 and uture. The^ audience is directed by <b ipate in this play, ac- .this year iM?$ spokesman. Boyd-Leopard, a es are free and open to ;g|eno?fDavidf Qi jrb, Elizabeth O'Grady children have been d Kathleen Warnock is past, and this pre directed by Emmalee children in its cast c "The Stingiest Mi for adults and $3 for adaptation of ( citizens and military Christmas Carol,' nances begin at 8 p.m. author's venerable o i mi T J 49 n mil nee auiiuay. mere unuei uie uiuaie ances Dec. 8, 12 and 13. Elks, the show pre ion, call the box office at ensembles and full is also a good deal ( Ian in Town" opened at ed by Pat Spear. Nov. 26. Scheduled for a "This show has 12, the show has already you could ask for,' ugh Dec. 19. singing, laughter a jrkshop's annual holiday else that makes as such is directed again GERALD FLOY) [erring's shows involving musical, with Cha .a 4* - rne semester )ec. 10 0 G^ ftmas Dinner Potatoes adding ^^^^1 iberland Sauce 'ittcr and Beverage ^ at Shandon become on< ;' / . s. B. s frt Hi Columbian and the throughout the Columbia Music Admtenioc &m, aimualMpresents | during \ the holiday per pimm ^ sSwf^ ^ de^fty $>* ||pe;,PaiT,:':fl*e group Shawkm Uc eature sopiralmHpg|i :,3^:^vpe Ito E!izabcthI:I>angle^i::- :;.GealI iackenbush and bass Afctociation extremely popular in the Randall Bro xiuction features many Marley, Chi >f 60. Future, wit an in Town" is a musical Christmas F Charles Dickens' "A Jim and ' and focuses on the Cratchett ai nSai-ofltor Cnrnnrto nlaimrl hi; i V'ilUi UVVVi 9 WgjV. [/IUJ VV1 WJ * al direction of Margaret Kristin Da isents a variety of solos, Turner, choral selections. There Bill Howa )f dancing, choreograph- Mrs. Dilberi Grano is E all the Christmas spirit Young Scro< ' Herring said. "There is Performs nd warmth ? everything for 3 p m ristmas so special." $5 50foradi D portrays Scrooge in the citizens am rlie Bryan as Tiny Tim. informatior gmHMBSD 1 ^ [! 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Rex Wilson is Hawkins. Tracv telle and Weldon Home plays 3ge. inces begin at 7:30 p.m. except Sunday matinees. Tickets are Lilts and $4.50 for students, senior J military personnel. For more i, call the box office at 799-6551. I tsaA I REE i FU3! | ^ EXPRESS! -0301 | pires 12/ 5/82 | Off Any I Item Pizza Slossom St. 1 EE, DEUVERJ?hb H SJEy""""! per Slaw Expires Dog 12-5-82 j II beef Otcar Mayer jj| ustard. homemade , id slaw, and onions if w I ...... ? ? ^ I four oreaK! i * Night Room ou the frolic. iles of great nts and i Head's locolate Nut Expires j? Sundae 12-5-82 | ith Vanilla ke Cream ed with Milk Chocolate H Walnuts, Whipped Cream, and a Cherry ? ' 79<t ?room and Ice Cream Open til 12:00 jj