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A summer chorus for both students and the community is
being offered free of charge through June 28 by the USC
school of music.
This vocal ensemble, which willrehearsefrom 7:30-9:30 on
Tuesdays and Thursdays in room 310 of McMaster College
under the direction of Dr. Arpad Darazas, will learn a variety
of choral literature, enabling participants to improve singing
and music reading skills. There is a returnable $5 deposit.
For more information, call Darazas at 777-2454 or the
music office at 777-4280.
THE UNIVERSITY of South Carolina's Department of
Theatre and Speech is sponsoring a summer repertory program
full of comedy and drama.
Plays include "Amadeus", the story of the musical genius
of Mozart, "The Dresser," "The Mister" and the children's
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New fall television
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like 4,Ooga! Ooga!" and gets lots of scrapes and works on
the side as a private eye with a handsome but mysterious
model named Pierce Arrow.
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"ABC's got a show called "Streethawk" about a motorcycle
that goes 400 mph. This crime-fighting machine is
almost as smart as "Airwolf," although it doesn't hover as
well.
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all is that each year's new crop of shows seems to be worse
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and runs through August 5 at Longstreet Theatre, with
'Amadeus" being presented June 20-24.
For more information, call the box office at 777-2251 between
noon and 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
"D-DAY: THE War and the World in 1944," will be the
focus of Movietone News through December 3. The exhibition
will feature a review of D-Day, plus newsreels and
photographic stills illuminating other major events of 1944, a
year of dramatic turning points in world history. June 6 mark
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NBC's "Highway to Heaven," about a probationary angel
trying to win his wings by performing good deeds on Earth,
has a familiar ring. The difference ? and it's a critical
diference ? is Michael Landon. If anybody can make sentiment
and schmaltz palatable, it's Landon.
"Hot Pursuit," also NBC's, is a variation of "The
Fugitive." here, a husband and wife are on the lam, from the
cops and a would-be assassin. The wife is a testcar driver.
Natch.
There's an abundance of detective shows, most of them
with cute twists:
? Lynda Carter and Loni Anderson take over the detective
agency left to them by their late husband (for one of the two,
ex-husband) in NBC's "Partners in Crime."
? Jon-Erik Hexum and Jennifer O'Neill pose as fashion
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? NBC's "Hunter" is about "a pair of unorthodox under-_
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"Art in Designed Environments in the Netherlands"
features Dutch environments as transformed by art, with the
focus on the aesthetic and enjoyable quality of these spaces as
well as how artists, architects, nlanners. onvprnmpnt r?ffiri?u
and the public work together in the design process. This
display runs through August IS.
Until June 29, the museum will also offer "St. Helena
Island: In Search of a Heritage," an exhibit featur ing the
architectural heritage of one of South Carolina's lowcountry
sea islands. The photographs are by Rodger Manley and the
words by Mayesville resident Edith Dabbs.
THE STUDENT-RUN Athenian Literary and Debating
society will sponsor summer debates, beginning tonight at 8
p.m. in room 303, Russell House. The public may attend and
participate in the discussions. For the topic or for more information,
call Jack Hamilton, the society's moderator at
254-5423.
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cover detectives. . . trying to stay out of hot water at
headquarters."
ABC's "Paper Dolls" is about the "fast-paced, dazzling
world of fashion." All that's gold is in "Glitter," the
magazine (and show) that tells all. There's also "Finder of
Lost Loves," in which Tony Franciosa is a cupid who tracks
down the love from your past. Count on Aaron Spelling and
Douglas Cramer to make this work.
The show that sounds most intriguing i? CBS' "Murder,
She Wrote." It's about a celebrated mystery .writer who has a
penchant for solving crimes. It stars Angela Lansbury as the
Agatha Christie-like writer. The creators behind it are Richard
Levinson and William Link ("Columbo," "McCloud") and
Peter S. Ficher ("Ellery Queen," "Columbo").
Speaking of mysteries, in a season where good situation comedies
were hard to find, why did CBS cancel such promising
shows as "Domestic Life" and "Suzanne Pleshette is Maggie
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