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OLD TIMES
Preservation of historically sianifi
cant items will be the focus of a free
workshop to be conducted Oct. 14 by
USC's Applied History Program.
The Workshop, "South Carolina in
your attic," will be conducted at 2
p.m. at the Columbia Museums of Arts
and Sciences.
Participants are encouraged to bring
objects from home about which they
would like information.
For more information, call 799-2810
or 777-5195.
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ALL THAT JAZZ
Season tickets for the five part USC
Cultural Series, held annually at the
Township Auditorium and scheduled to
begin this year with a performance by
the Vienna Choir Boys on Oct. 26, will
be sold for $27 from Sept. 1 to Oct.
15 throunh the USC Cultural Series
Committee on campus. Call 777-7130
for a brochure with ticket application.
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"Colbert Ceramics," an exhibit of
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12 through Oct. 10 at McKissick !
Museums.
One of the most significant exhibits
on display at McKissick Museums this
fall is "Suites and Singles:
Rauschenberg Prints." Graphic works
this modern artist created in the
1970's are included in this exhibition,
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feature the Feld Ballet in its opening
event Oct. 4 and 5, are $20 through
Oct. 3 at the Carolina Coliseum. For
more information or reservations, call
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noon. For more information call
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COLUMBIA'S FINEST
Act 1 Theater's fall season opens
with "Mass Appeal," starring Jim E.
Quick and Mark Shelley on Sept. 25.
The play will run through Sept. 29 at
8 p.m. nightly in the Heyward Moore
Finft Arts P.pntfir
Box office opens Sept. 20 with
hours from 2 to 6 p.m. Call 796-7550
for ticket information.
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"Carved and Cast Works of the
Orient," a selection of Chinese jade,
Chinese and Japanese ivory, bronzes
and wood carvings will be on display
at the Columbia Museum of Art
through Sept. 23 in the Case Gallery.
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A dual-home relationship between
Oan Wagoner and Dancers, a nationally
recognized modern dance company;
and the state of South Carolina has
been announced.
In years to come, the dual home ar
rangement will allow South Carolina
dancers to apprentice with this acclaimed
company and South Carolina
resident dance companies will have
the opportunity of commissioning
choreography by Dan Wagoner and
Dancers.
For information on residency
schedules, contact the South Carolina
Arts Commission at 758-7810.
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The Columbia Museum of Art and
Science will have on display, the pain
tings, lithographs and monoprints of
Corrie McCallum in the Prints Oalltry
until Oct. 21.
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Auditions for Act 1 Theater's of
'Butterflies Are Free' will be 'held
Saturday, Sept. 29 at 4 p.m. at
Heyward Moore Fine Arts Center. For
information call Jim Quick at
796-8896.
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"Autumnfest '84 ... Columbia's Uptown
Celebration," sponsored by the
Columbia Action Council, will be held
Friday Sept. 28 and Saturday, Sept.
29 on the grounds of the historic
Robert Mills House and the HamptonPreston
Mansion, 1616 Blanding St.
A street dance will begin the
weekend festivities at 7 p.m. Fri. and
continue until 11:00 at the intersection
of Blanding and Henderson
Streets.
Saturday at 10 a.m., live entertainment
will be set up at the HamptonPreston
Mansion. Local bands, singers
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the day. Arts, crafts, and antiques will
be displayed for browsing and
purchasing.
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