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FRIDAY The Round Table "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" is playing this evening at the Russell House Theatre. This is the final night of this movie that sets the cinema industry back 900 years. Monty Python meets King Arthur in one of the most craziest movies ever filmed. Times are 2:30, 7 and 9:30 p.m. A Wide Variety reason iickbis xor ine nve-pari uau uunurai series nem ai me Township Auditorium will begin this year with the Vienna Choir Boys, on Oct. 26. Tickets are available until Oct. 15. For a brochure and more information call 777-7130. The Final Day The Carolina Concerts Series will hold a six-part program that will feature the Feld Ballet in its opening event this evening. Today is the final day to buy tickets for the series. For more information or reservations. call 777-2555. Hitchcock Festival The Russell House cinema will be playing "The Rear Window," a masterpiece starring James Stewert and Grace Kelley in this Alfred Hitchcock thriller. James Stewert Is a photojournalist and Grace Kelley is his fiancee. This tightly plotted mystery carefully follows the bored voyeurism of Stewert and Kelly as they snoop on others and then try 10 soive a orutai muraer no one else Geneves occurrea. ine times include 2:30, 7, and 9:30 p.m. SATURDAY Show stopper This evening, Madonna and Angels will premiere at the Columbia Museum of Art. The production will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Kress Collection at the museum. Tickets are $100. This includes a gala after the show. Sunday's and Monday's performances will include special student ticket prices. For more information, call Workshop Theatie at 799-655V Catholic Student Center 1610 Greene St. Tel. 799-5870 Sunday Masses 11 a.m. 6 p.m. 10 p.m. Monday thru Thursday Mass 5 p.m. Friday Mass 7:45 a.m. First Wed. of each month: Faculty/staff lunch 11:30 - 1:30 i Fr. Stephen Lynch, O.F.M. Catholic Campus Minister rTTTnTIB,HiM^ Ilivou riiErifif PIZZA ... & Sai Find It's The Be I At THE PIZZA FACTORY, we use only the finest cheese, topping, and spices to create our pizza for you. Use the coupons below to SAVE. \ i Try us! You'll be glad you did. V _ i I**. So- ^^^"70 791 5007 722 7224 W. Columbia St. Andrews DINE IN ... CARRY OUT ... DELIVERY I: *5 loo" "off Any 2 Large Pizzas S FREE DELIVERY Expires 10-12-84 Not valid with other specials or Coke? promotic : wiWAJMOT* Film Feature To Catch a Falling Star, will feature a one hour program on meteroites and comets, using a current exhibition in the geology area of the museums and an audio visual presentation. The program will be held three times, at 11 a.m., 1 and 3 p.m., and is appropriate for all ages. Admission will be $2. For more information, call 777-6577. Vegetable Harvest The Okra Strut, Irmo's annual festival will be held today. The 11th i i l_ __I II I . A _l ! ! annual ceieoration win inciuae a paraoe, a aance ana Danos. Admission is free. It will begin at 10:30 a.m. after the parade. Artisans from all over the state will have booths set up. Rides for children will be included in the festival. Hot from the Oven Colebert Ceramics, an exhibit of work by USC assistant professor Cynthia Colbert, will be on display until Oct. 10 at McKissick Museums. For more information, call 777-7260. SUNDAY The Cello Choir A public concert will be held in conjunction with a cello choir clinic today. It will begin at 1:30 p.m. at Fraser Hall. For more information, li m yionn uaii /// t^ou. Cloud 9 Tickets are on sale at the Longstreet Theatre Box office for "Cloud 9." This will be presented on campus at Orayton Halt. To reserve seats, call 777-2551 or 777-2552 between noon and 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The final day for reserve tickets is the Oct. 21. Parmonanl Pnllnntinns ui maiiuiii vuiaowKUiia McKissick Museums permanent exhibits include: the Baruch silver collection; artifacts relating to everyday life in colonial South Carolina; and the "Sharks*" exhibit. McKissick is free and open to the public from 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Monday Friday. ll_ _ *l!_l A - i/ance me mgni Mway I J| !| with IM. THE VIDEO TAPE COMMITTEE and I | CPU Homecoming Commission. Tonite I E in RH Ballroom. 8-12. $2 Student, | $3 Public. Free Posters and Albums. 1 ^KlCTOllY I I /e! You Will | | st lo To^vn! I i OPEN LATE AFTER THE GAME! I j EVERYDAY/ALL DAY SAT. & SUN. ! V"aWFVnifE?? * I ' ! J SAVE $3.00 * I 1 Buy any Large Pizza with H % ^ \ ? 2 toppings and we'll give you J H | ms 5 Cokes? * II H * unrva ??Ar?wM*vT? Hi m i M\v\MMirm titti - ?' h w met v?fii wkh otnir dlacaunto. expire* 10-1214. jgg|j Columbia, MOVIES OF l! All of Me They say that behind every great man, there is a grea lis is ridiculous. Stars include Steve Martin end Lily,! iver Mall times include 2, 3:50, 5:40, 7:30, and 9:4fi Places in the Heart ; A family drama starring Sally Field as a widow save her farm in the depression era. Theaters im theatre and Jefferson Square. For more informant Theater at 788-8220 and Jefferson Square at 76 Impulse :j! Imagine what woii denty exploded. This t Theater. Times inclu 7:20 and 9:15 p.m. i Irreconcilable Differei Thic mnwio ic ?Knii? ? 11**1 MlJiiVlU# ? Miutiw 10 uuuui a lllll ; \ have irreconcilable differenci 1; and Ryan O'Neal. It is shov ;j; Times for Dutch Square inc !|l Mall, the times are 2:15, 4 The Wild Life From the creators of "Fast Times at Ridgemont Higl v /Vild Life." Times for noltimhia Mall innlurta 9 A fi ft nformation on Dutch Square times, call 798-1110. Teachers This film stars Nick Nolte and Ralph Maccto i ; | decadent high school being sued by an illiterate elude Bush River Mall at 2:15, 4:10, 6:05,8 mbroidered Coaches Cap $2.00 j Golf Shirt 55.00 f| Ala on f"i JEWELRY WAREHOUSE I "GAMECOCK HEADQUARTERS" I MAIN AT BLOSSOM ACROSS FROM HONEYCOMBS J Outdoor Concert j The Producers [ & Cruise-o-matic 1 Friday October 5 j 4:00 TT^olrl A i X IV/1VA JL Jl I $2.00 with Student ID and I Driver's License Required | 5.00 USC Student Guest admission (limit 1) | (rain location Russell House Ballroom) Si I'/l >l/k rkfnnn 9 o III/ JJltlI t like home ... . ' I v^ai i/jjjia B f Comecominp1, ' M