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From Staff Reports
The USC Faculty Woodwind Quintet will
present a concert of 20th century music
tonight at Gambrell Hall
The program will include works by
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j DuBois and Bozza, as well as "The Hin^iemith
Quintet," by the German composer
^>f the same name.
The quintet features Doug Graham on
clarinet, Constance Lane on flute, Eric
Ohlsson on oboe. Rohert Pruyin nn hnrn ar?H
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John Williams on bassoon.
The concert will begin at 8 p.m. It's free
and open to the public.
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AUDITIONS FOR Chapin Community
Theatre's production of "M-A-S-H" will be
| ^Jield Sunday through Tuesday at the Chapin
wKecreation Complex in Chapin, S.C.
Roles are available for 18 men and 18
women, including some for younger people.
Volunteers are also needed for technical
work, costuming, etc.
Debra Leopard, a senior USC theater
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managed to hit the playwright's intended
stride, and lingering moments soon become
flagging scenes. Basically, "The Gingerbread
Lady" drags along with few snappy
changes.
We never get enough of Jimmy's mincing
melodramatics, we are left disappointed in
the hectic climax and we get mere glimpses
of Evy's rapid-fire retort power.
INSTEAD, ROBBINS brings everyone's
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several ideas for innovative exposition. The
comedy, written by Tim Kelly, is based on
the popular book by Richard Hooker.
Sunday auditions will be held at 2:30 p.m.
and Monday auditions will be held at 7 p.m.
Tuesday will be reserved for call-backs.
"M-A-S-H" will run May 24-28. For more
information, call 345-2244.
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TWO FILMS, "The Background of the
Civil War" and "Civil War: A Poor Man's
Fight," will be shown Sunday at USC's
McKissick Museums.
The films will be shown as part of
McKissick's Sunday film series, in conjunction
with an exhibit opening Thursday.
entitled "The Mystique of the Lost Cause:
The Confederate Veterans Association
Through 1940."
hearts right up on their sleeves from the
outset; we are dragged through it all, expected
to make DUDDv-doe eves and hite our
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lower lips. When the sentiments thicken, we
feel like we've been stuffed with a mouthful
of caramel ? and that makes it awfully
hard to laugh.
Carol Glass demonstrates her devotion by
playing Evy with a broken arm. Glass fell
during rehearsal last month, delaying
opening night, but insisting that the show
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flute recital today at Fraser Hall at 5
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f member Constance Lane, became
:ond USC student in six years to win
upetition. Michael Davis of Florence,
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tie Goodwin, wife of music departfaculty
member Dick Goodwin, will
pany Boone on the piano in today's
1. Goodwin accompanied the USC
it in tne national competition.
recital is free and open to the public.
3mic potential under the laborious pace
;show.
3NICALLY, EVY quips that her arm
"only when I laugh." At least we know
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tie Gingerbread Lady" runs through
ay, with performances tonight and
rrow at 8 p.m., and a Sunday matinee
i.m. For ticket information, call the box
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