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Inn. .Continued from page 8 Rosewood Drive and other well-known places ii are fun. The remainder o! the humor is general!; and the ignorance of some Southerners is fondl of. But this regionalism limits the play's ability large audience. The interaction between the waitresses resul of the funniest lines in the play. Angie Fitzgeral ' c 1 I -1 rvnnn Unnln. ,.,arn oil f, JUIlCSi, OitllUI d ll uy auu L^aiia ua^iw wv.iv, an u "Pig Trail Inn" is a fun play if you're f Carolina or at least from the South, but it will work before it is taken above the Mason-Dixo "Pig Trail Inn" will run through Saturday u 8 p.m. Tickets are $8 tor general admission anc students. /... Take'A Walk \ cn the Wild Side ~l ! I At The Golden Spur VPEDE STRIAN ijfc Wednesday April 18 ?:00jp.m. /Welcome to Miller 1 m Bee> B>?M Of the IM*i Compjnn Wiun Wnamsr. |\i' V':' ^ 7' W *** '' '<< -*&? Pink Floyd's ( (AP) ? "Pink Floyd hasn't decided to end it completely. We have not r Inmhia decided anything, right now there's ?n . nothing at all scheduled," said David , f ' Gilmour, guitarist-vocalist of Pink y made tun . / to reach a Floyd* So Gilmour, with feelings of excite? . . ment, trepidation and no hint of overted in some r.\ . . . . , H PfnHnnp confidence, is launching a solo career. ' ? He has a new album on Columbia in to watch. _?^ .?Al_lt ? th;if Mri ? Q . i IVWIUJ) r&uvui jl uvv) *? v?? i ? . r?m . OU 65 and climbing on the best-selling nee some aibum chart of March 24. The single 111 "Blue Light," was released at th< Mth shows at beginning of April. 1 $5 for USC "The music was done with a dif ferent attitude from the last," he said His only previous solo album wa Ml?i TiT ? Looking for a par { | Openings for hai \ 8 Contact Jim Hen I I at Job Servi 1 700 Taylor S\ \ Columbia ^TyL Apply in pen ^ between 8:30 a.m. \ r* Excellent wages \ Mon. Fri. M mm i? rm* 1 I txceiient oenerns ll<1e\ | 0 ' ' ' ' i \- V ' >?? f.* # . * 1 Silmour forges soli "David Gilmour," also on Columbia, in 1978. "I wasn't really trying to em- nev bark on a solo career at that point. To do be honest, I am now. it, "More is riding on this album. The thir last one, I did very quickly, after a frustrating period of working months and months on a Pink Floyd record. I W; just wanted to do something quickly fol i and enjoy myself." mc Oilmour has an April concert tour set LF in Europe, then May and June in fai , America. mj "1 can't rely on Pink Floyd to go out and work when I want them to. And I loc like to have work to do. So I have to ter s forge myself a career. wa -~i re _ | 1 I 805 I This is i Come he j Live J Tuesday 4y Draft Be I G Mime job? Wednesday d workers Wednesday derson llet Thursday Draft B SO/7 m _ ? 4:00 p.m. I we nav< Remember Don* Ke*s. We have f One day advancc A 5 keg or more pportunity ? M/F 1 - i GOURA BURGE jgfpa ts&mk: KM*?* f&iSS? iWi* *&&# 'ft F rerA f- ;*' r ;.;i" f? 0 career 1 feel Pink Floyd could still make / and great records if we decided to it again. If everyone's heart was in there's further we could go, I lk." rhe group's last projects were "The ill" album in 1979, the tour that lowed in 1980-81, "The Wall" >vic in 1982 and "The Final Cut" * in 1983. That title didn't mean ewell, Gilmour said. It is movieiking terminology. About touring, Gilmour says, "I'm )king forward to it enormously. I'm rifieri. as well. I've never toured this ly; there's no one to lean on." jjEpgHARDEN ST. our 20th year. :1p us celebrate D.J. Nitely 17-84 I er Buy One Pitcher I let One Free | ' 4-18-84 I r Klirtk^ I 1 uouico mem a ie Coolers 25e 8 19-84 I eer $1.25 A Bucket n i Miller Lite on Tap 1 s everyday low price on Miller B filler Kefis to sto for $35.50. I : notice on Ke? orders please. I order will Gladly be delivered. I AET rs I Vtotp i I i u.j i-m*#?!i jx