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This zany troupe of acrobats, jugglers, magicians, trick cyclists and kung?fu artists add up to Chinese vaudeville, "real family entertainment," said Marguerite Ippolito, chairman of USC's Cultural Series Committee. "It is wild ? unbelievable," she said. Performers will balance huge earthenware vases on their hands and feet, expert cyclists will form a human pyramid on two wheels, and tightrope walkers will keep everyone's eyes glued to the stage. 'TIIFUIT A PIT tirr.?c look and yet dare not take your eyes away for fear of missing the very thing you are afraid may happen," reported one reviewer. The highlight of the show is the "Chairs Pagoda," when one acrobat builds a tower of chairs on top of a table base and four champagne bottles and does a one?arm handstand at its peak. DEM |lf| Continued from page 12 "Fables of the Reconstruction" appears to be another album for critics to fall in love with and pay homage to. "Maps and rvvi Jgiwii3 anu 11 vuuv.cuuii ui II^VY IIIU.^IC seems carved from the same material that R.E.M. crafts so well. However, no one knew most of the songs performed, and R.E.M. didn't seem to care. "Don't Go Back to Rockville" and "Pilgrimage" would have been welcome relief from the evening's unfamiliarity. Also upsetting was the length of the concert. The obviously intoxicated crowd was definitely not ready for REM to close their I HAVE IT / PT APP THAI I L^l IV.L i 1 li 1 J LIVE AT PL IN FIVE T T / fl mere s wny: 95% financing available, dollars that they would ord Not to mention easy walkin restaurants, and entertainnu I with the privacy and securil It makes Sense, dollars ai We want YOU at PLAZA ( ru IVJ CRE [ Call or Come By: I bales CJthce 2002 C.reent 803-765-0660 MODEL OPEN - 1 7 - - - - is to spotlight e's acrobats The troupe's nine men and nine women will perform in traditional, colorful Chinese costumes, making their show a real spectacle. 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