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# Bouquet of dancers Members of the USC Dance Company will present their annual fall dann Wrenn Cook Sapp, Terree Lee Shofner, Lucretia Mack, Susan Freese I ?I?-? 0F1 f (Ml r Chevy Chase and his pa They sell second-rate weaj N "MT* i J lb a a But tney re not out i ^B w r-1 jf Sm^'"' . &alB^liiil^v' ''^'' f - i c'^,i^ "a'1 ~"i'~' - X- v'- -i CHEVH SIGOURNEY WEAVE A WILLIAM FR1EDKIN FILM A ST IN ASSOCIATION WITH B "DEAL OF THE CENTURY" M Executive Producers JON AVNE'f Produced by BUD YORKIN Written by IHIIL |PG| MENTAL QjDANCf SUMfSTlfl ? ? ?o?iehww. imYwoTmutT^a^wcwiiMii OPENS AT J NEAR YOU NC 4Potpourri of ch to display danc JbhS^B presented at the Longstreet Theatre starting JBBijBaHpi Wednesday and running through Nov. 6. "The Pleasure of Paris," an energetic can can number, set in a bar on the ChampsElysee in Paris will be the highlight of the dance evening. The can-can number will be adorned with elaborate costumes from the turn of the century ? feathers and all. Dance Company director, Susan Earle, will choreograph the can-canners. The ballet segment of the evening will include music from Jacques Offenbach. the dance division of USC's Department of Theatre and Speech, will choreograph a 20-minute political piece about different countries and different emotions. The work will be performed on a vinyl map of the world. Gayle Griffin will choreograph a spiritual/ contemporary number called "Ceremony of Carols" by Benjamin Britton. Her dancers', e concert. (I. to r.) choreographer bejeweled and dressed in velvet costumes, and Harold Odom. will be very impressive, Earle said. Griffin ' 1 y W- i" . 9*. AL ar IM riJllY a rtners are arms dealers. I ions to third world nations. | ^ to stick it to anyone. i j t CHASE :R GREGORY HINES j EVE TISCHJON AVNET PRODUCTION 1 UD YORK IN PRODUCTIONS usic by ARTHUR B. RUBINSTEIN STEVE TISCH, R\UL BRICKMAN BRICKMAN Directed by WILLIAM FRIEDKIN f ROM WARMER BROS A WARNFR COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY O 19*3 tttesri** ftro* kK A< ftpNi W?ervd V THEATRE N )VEMBER 4th J I oreographers e performances teaches dance in USC's evening program. The fourth choreographer for the concert t c r\ nrrol 1 AAr\ar o tinhifn r\f C # t VimtfO to L/ai iv.li , a nauvv wi ji. iviauuv. v>3, S.C., now living in New York City. The S.C. Arts Commission has provided a matching grant for his visit, and he will choreograph a jazz number for the concert. He also will dance during his jazz number. COOPER HAS been a member of the Atlanta Ballet, the Royal Winnipeg Ballet and Les Ballets Jazz companies in Canada. He has been dancing for years in the special Christmas show at Radio City Music Hall in New York, where he now lives. Several members of the USC Dance Company also will perform with the Columbia City Ballet this winter when it offers the community "The Nutcracker" Dec. 10 and 11 at the Township. Earle will play the Arabian doll in that show. The Dance Company's fall concert will begin at o p.m. Nov. z-3, with a 3 p.m. matinee only Nov. 6. Tickets cost $4.50 for the public, $3.50 for senior citizens, military personnel and USC faculty /staff members, and $2.50 for students Nov. 4-5; they are 50 cents less Nov. 2, 3 and 6. Applications e now beinq ccepted for 1 >pring 1984 | ORTFOLIO EDITOR Apply in udent Media ffice, Russell ouse, Room 313. Deadline for applications ovember j