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MONDAY
The Wagon Train
The Russell House Theatre will present "Shane." George Stevens'
story goes straight for legend, with Alan Ladd's mysterious gunman
arriving out of nowhere to fight the last decisive battle for
homesteaders against cattlemen.
Literary License
Micheal Hamburger, one of the world's leading literary figures, will
read from his works today. Hamburger, a German native, taught at
USC in 1973. Hamburger is a poet and a critic, as well as a translator
of German poetry. His reading will be held at 4 p.m. in room 153, Gambreil
Hall. It is open to the public and admission is free. The presentation
is sponsored by the USC departments of English and foreign
languages.
Tickling the Ivories
Columbia College of Music will present James Cook. This piano
recital will be one students should not miss. For more information on
this concert, call 786-3810.
TUESDAY
Saving energy
use and the S.C. Energy Forum are sponsoring a 1984 fall "Energy
Security" conference from 8:15 a.m. - 5 p.m. Oct. 9, at Columbia's
Quality Inn near the intersection of Broad River Road and 1-20. For
more information, call 777-4274."
Card Shark
"THp Hustler" starrinn Paul Newman as Fast Eddie Felson, will
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show at the Russell House Theatre tonight. Newman's character is a
brash, itinerant pool shark who challenges the top man, Jackie
Gleason, in desperation for the championship. In his desperation, he
sacrifices everything to win until her realizes the stakes are too high.
Winner of three Oscars, "The Hustler" is an electrifying film with inspired
performances.
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WEDNESDAY
Hook, Line and Sinker
Allen Bauer is a successful young businessman who feels love has
passed him by. Then, splash, he falls into the ocean during a boating
accident and is rescued by a beautiful girl. It's love at first sight for
him, even though there is something wonderfully "fishy" about her.
You'll fall hook, line and sinker for this fresh new comedy about a man
and a mermaid. Performances include 2:30, 7, and 9:30 p.m. at the
Russell Houso Theatre.
A Holy Performance
Wednesday at Trinity Cathedral, will include a performance by
the Trinity Choir. Performances are at 12:30 p.m. Lunch will be
served before and after. For more information, call 771-7300.
World classics
The Covenant Players, an international repertory drama group,
will perform at Arsenal Hill Presbyterian Church, 1103 Laurel St.
This Christian organization is conducted through drama and
music and will perform after a covered dish dinner which takes
place 6:15 p.m. The performance begins at 7 p.m. and will include
a variety of themes, issues and subjects. For more informa- i
tion, call 765-0100.
THURSDAY
Cartoon Characters
Lisze Bechtold's animated films have won awards at the Montreal
International 16 mm Film Festival, the Baltimore Film
Festival, Sinking Creek Film Celebration, and the Big Muddy Film
festival. La Danseuse, Dancebridge and Two Stars are line drawings
of female and male dancers whose movements are fluidly
transformed against syncopated rhythms into refined Cubist
designs. Moon Breath Beat is the "friendship of a woman and
her cats disrupted by their natural attraction to birds and the
whims of the moon." A film in progress, The Rooftop Sailors
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