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Actor's accident
'Mass Appeal' ti
From Staff Reports
"Mass Appeal," scheduled to play at West
Columbia's Act I Theatre through Feb. 4,
has been cancelled because of an accident involving
director-actor Jim Quick.
Quick, one of only two actors in the play,
suffered a broken leg and other injuries in a
recent car accident, forcing the production's
cancellation.
Quick, at Lexington County Hospital, said
the show will be presented in the spring with
he and Larry Webster in- the roles, as
pmmicu.
"Mass Appeal" is a contemporary comedy
focusing on an older and a younger priest
faced with some touchy decisions couched in
comic dialogue.
Quick was expected to be released from the
hospital today, officials said last night.
AUDITIONS FOR parts in USC's production
of William Shakespeare's "Henry IV,
Part I" will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. Feb. 17
and 2 to 5 p.m. Feb. 18 in the Booker T.
Washington Auditorium.
The play, which will mark the local directing
debut of the Department of Theatre and
Speech's new chairman, Thomas Cooke, will
be presented April 19-29 at USC's Longstreet
Theatre.
Cooke needs three women and many men,
ages 20 and older for the parts.
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LINDA TROTTER, a graduate student i
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been performing in Europe for the past 2
years, will give a doctoral recital at 8 p.n
Thursday in Fraser Hall.
Trotter, who studies with soprano Laur
Christie at USC, will give an all-French pre
gram, including two arias by Massenet an
Debussy and composition called "Divinite
du Styx " by Gluck. The program will als
include Ravel's "Sheherazade."
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fessor in the music department, will perforn
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Chopin in a faculty recital at 8 p.m. Wednes
day in the Gambrell Hall Auditorium.
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music department and has been at the univer
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faculty members in their recitals and was 2
part of almost every event in the 1983
September Concerts series.
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