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.entertain HI IflB : : fin^F ^Jj Hk ^ -^a^^B^IP^K^K,:V Shakespearean roct The Hamlets, a five-man local bai night. Above, Steve Reno, lead vocalist, sing one of the group's similar to the style of the early Mc Spur. Admission is $1.50. 'Goodbye, fan iisr ctn WW From Staff Reports One USC group came together local bar, the video game screen door of the campus night spot was would be appreciated." This was how the USC commu years of history, joining the rest < in saluting the end of "M-A-S-H." Members of the Presbyterian St goodbyes to the popular TV serie: tent remarkably akin to those cai television series. THE 25-BY-50 tent was loanec National Guard, according to chairwoman. Yarn said popular demand < aiuaeni uenier ceieDrate tne seri "A lot of people expressed an i said. "It's a good outreach progra Jerry Hammet, center chaplaii of these students have grown up u their lives," Hammet said. "It ju to do." MOKE THAN 60 people piled ir Hammet said. To accommodate wide-screen 50-inch color telev evening, he said. Tn a/lrlifiAn f r\ ?1 Ill UUU1H171I IU waitiuu^ tilt? ?I sponsored "M-A-S-H"-related ev< and during commercials. USC junior Tom McDonald wc group sponsored. He came dress drag, of course. McDonald said his dress was purchased a few hours before the length dress featured a colorful a designs and was outlined in bla< wore "wooden earbobs" and highlight the ensemble. MCDONALD WON a box of C outfit. Varn also held a "M-A-S-H" commercials, asking such questi hometown?" (The answer is that Houlihan, doesn't have a home brat.") Varn said she SDent a lot of tin party. "It did take a lot of time, and it's still going. I feel like the into a 'M-A-S-H' unit," she said. ment ' : . I hiH^^BkIP i MM? I i'?-:^^^l'jitry f^r%~ - :V;^-;--","^' i '" "-^r~-^.-f :> ~v^ 2'f.p-""'" frfI^~-Vf^,-V^v ^ HB- J i.:: [? id, played hard before a small crowd i vocalist/guitarist, and Hugh Etherei original tunes; the band's sound reli >dern Lovers. The Hamlets will perfoi ewell and ame l^i iutuiu> uciei Ml. in a huge green tent. At a S s were dark. Taped to the m ; a sign that read: "Silence inity chose to celebrate 11 j 3f the nation Monday night j^H udent Center said their last j s with a farewell party in a V ivas structures seen on the I to the center by the S.C. BH Carla Varn, fellowship dictated the Presbyterian W ;s'last episode. m nterest in the show," Varn f m." v i, agreed with Varn. "Most ' ath it. 'M-A-S-H' is a part of ?| st seemed like a good thing | ito the tent to see the show, the anticiDated crowd, a HL ision was rented for the low, Varn said the center Bh ents before the show aired use >n the costume contest the Ha id as Cpl. Max Klinger ? in covei a "thrift shop special" he LE : coniesi lor $2.95. The mid- mear irray of pink, gold and blue Th< ;k trim. McDonald said he appla "gold, sparkly shoes" to actioi manj pitch '-rations for his first-place Noi puncl trivia contest during the head ions as "What is Hot Lips' "I Maj. Margaret "Hot Lips" straij town ? she is an "Army ment ^e planning the "M-A-S-H" TH ??.. J 1 i. 1 -i ft /? v it my uay sianeu ai n ^a.rn.; inegi t whole campus has turned The the mmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmnmmmmmmmmam I- vuuivu?wwj vfin * The show is under t Pam Bailey, who Theatre. The compan versatility in jazz, distinctive idiom of Bt the Golden Spur last theater. tooH anA ii&nLnn The show will oav I .... .... greats as Fred Asta'ir les heavily on guitars, Kelly and Ginger Rog( m again tonight at the Bob Wreen a pr singer and dancer, w the program, Locs n' brate 11 years students Jeff Bachant, Harry Wieman and Brad mmet and Varn said the party received a lot ol *ace *"o * SS ATTENTION from the media didn't nec< i a lesser party, though. ; "M-A-S-H" theme song was met with loud whis! luse at Rainbows, but was quickly hushed wl n began. The Main Street bar and arcade at r students with a wide-screen television and ers of beer. ise was kept at a minimum, with the show's d tuated only by occasional cries of "please moi " and interjections about the plot. always thought his regular insanity would ke " cnirl Phllf<lr Cli/Moiii rofnwinrt }? ! uuiu viauvn uuuutui, ibi^i I 1115 VU IIcIV al breakdown revealed at the program's outset. E CROWD gasped when Father Mulcahy was th round by an explosion while rescuing a group of F nigh the sign on the door requested silence, the ci Golden Spur became more vocal as the avi^IA til ucidi y uiuu vi Writers Series a respected literary jK his writings on author \rvon fha 10U1 Cnri no reading tonight in the ess Administration an autograph party in p>^ A rersity Bookstore at 4 ^ >.m. reading will be ^ Ja on in Gambrell Hall's oint professorship at Richard I Atlanta and at Oxford Howard Nemei id. His biography of speak March 2 published in the late acclaimed noi led the National Book conclude the sei The series is iity Press published a USC Departme i book this year to a free and open cal praise. formation on re diverse authors who department at *3 ribute opens tor Collins, Thom Bailey will also p Hat," a salute to the Ljbby Bernai le 1930s and '40s, will Theatre's 1982 it at Drayton Hall. one 0f fg, e Columbia Dance formers inclu st affiliate of the Knauss, Cam tival Association, the Suzanne West >ugh Saturday, with 1981 scholarshi] i. A reception h he artistic direction of 5? ^?^ow*1 founded the Dance drawing roor y will demonstrate its Museums, and tap, ballet and the ^nei^l2,rs ar Broadway musical Theatre Encore Patron ticket $40 and Encon tribute to such screen are available al e, Cyd Charisse, Gene st individual ti ;rs- $3.25 for studen ofessional Broadway admitted free, ill be a guest artist in For more inf< il performers Ruth at 771-6303. of 'M-A-S-H' if ^ : | m &^9R@8Hfi Cunningham display their "M A S H" devi f media progressed. There were yells maneuvered a stray American t there were boos and hisses wher issarily un^ after leaving for home. "Who's gonna wear the w< ^ student after Klineer nrnrv>s< w s icu me woman. tracted The Spur crowd cheered alor 99 cent when the announcement cam Surgical-glove balloons were tos ialogue /e your FOK MOST, the series finale \ ep him Horter, a student at the Presbyh vkeye's made a bet she would not cry minuies. Sne cried six times. The show's impact was si rown to student: "How do you end an era OWs. rowdat Contributors to this article action Brown, Frank Sala and Kathy St rill begin *; lumyiii will appear year's serif! iimi rll ies' itfgfcgap y playwright | T?m Stops' pard will tuiuc IU r M USC TuesWmli dey; prizepNP^ winning :llmann poets *ov and Maxine Kumin will 3 and 30, respectively; and /elist Toni Morrison will ries April 20. # sponsored annually by the nt of English. All events are to the public. For more inA. ! ?I_ A. i J! 11 A1 lomgnt s reacting, can me 77-4203. norrow Jones and artistic director be featured. rdin, recipient of the Dance dance scholarship, will be ? atured soloists. Other peride Bobby Craft, Cathy ey Parker, Lisa Thiem, and Rosie Dangerfield, the p winner. lonoring the performers will ng the Saturday show in the Tl of IISO's MrKissirk I will be open to patrons, id members of the Dance i Club. s at $25, benefactor tickets at ; Club memberships at $100 : the CMF A office at 1132 Bull ^ ckets are $5.25 for adults and ^ ts. Children under six will be ormation, call the box office history . Photo by Mick Rkhards ition at the Golden Spur. of approval when Hawkeye ank out of the compound, but i B.J. was forced to return to jdding gown?" jeered one 4 ed marriage to a Korean ig with the "M A-S-H" crew e that the war was over, sed high in the air. vas an emotional affair. Jane erian Student Center's party, twice in th<* shnu/'e loot T* U <u.n 01; immarized simply by one A i?" were sta// writers Forrest ewart.