The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 04, 1987, Page 6, Image 6

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'Squaremania' Charlestt Preview Prom staff reports The Hollywood Squares have quickly earned a reputation as one of South Carolina's hottest party bands. The trio has developed a loyal legion of fans known as "Squareheads" who celebrate "Squaremania" and do a dance called "The Dorsal," locking their arms overhead in a shark fin-like shape. The Charleston-based band will be celebrating their rising success and the release of their debut album with a concert, to be held Thursday at 9 p.m. at the Palladium nightclub. Formed a little over a year and a half ago, the band consists of bass player Marty Martinez, lead .>.wi c.u , ...1 .1, ^uiuu i,m ciiiu vutau.^i Jitwau uiuwii auu ui uiiiiiiwi Keith Bradshaw. The Hollywood Squares have developed a large local following by almost consistently touring on the college circuit. They are at Rockafellas' one Rodrigo Mendoza (Robert Db Niro) experiences spiritual cor Irons) in "The Mission." I r.AT MAM/" ! We urgently need people with Mon< I to aid in medical research. If you ha I had mono within the past 2 weeks I qualify for $100 per week for 3 hoi j time. Call 254-6537. I/~y\ Serologicals, (i i! I 2719 Middleburg Dr. Suite Columbia, S C. 29204 Serologicals 254*6537 DO VOU HAVE A MESSAG, FOR VOUR SWEETHEART? ISend your message in The Gamecock Persona!: Valentine's Special: 10 words for $1 Come by The Gamecock Advertising Departmer Room 323 Russell House Mon.-Fri. 9-12 & 1-3 c You can mail it to us: c/u The Gamecock Box 85131.Campus I Name ! Address ;j Today's date ! 0 C( ^ - i I l \ I A I Ucadiinc I u< | l!Wlb ? i i i s I I I I . Tmstcmj I To Sign Up for Sprn The Bahamas, ! | Steamboat Spri, I ! and Dayton a B< All Money Is Due M To sign - Up: Contact 2nd Floor K usi in-based trio celet weekend, a fraternity party the next. Tin discriminate against no one, performing at bol greek parties and nightclubs with equal frequent and notoriety. The band has also increased its popular followir and gained critics' attention by opening for large more well-known acts like A Flock of Seagulls i Myrtle Beach and The Outfield in Charleston. The band has become well-known for the spoi tancity of their live performances. Along with sue originals as "If You'll Be Mine" and "Don't Pi Me Down," they perform a number of party sonj from the 1960s and '70s, including the Trogg "Wild Thing," The Be; ties' "Twist and Shout and The Kinks' "Lola." During the band's oldies set, Brown dons shad' and calls himself "Dorsal Fin." Fans weave aero the dance floor doing "The Dorsal," and othe show their loyalty by joining the thumb and ind< fingers of their hands into a square position. The Hollywood Squares' Thursday night concc will celebrate the Columbia-area release of the first album, Square One. One side consists of lr \ $ ' * ' (version with the help of Jesuit priest Father Gabriel (Jerem Dnucleosis ^ \\V^SID ve or have y t , you may J['ir OCc irs of your Executive R 75 c L flC. $9.00 Long 105 FRI B SflT i 922 S. Main St. Across from Kinkos , V J? k?A i&jS^ jz&j^ ^ y.- ~ ( xv A vr^< * it K* ,^V,,./ v / v i 1 / ' v^' \ / 1\k (' s >.\ ^ r v , 4,. . 4^ ^.v,__ 1, cmm mm ? ! a49 m mb mmi ? mm oaa mm mm mmi mmi mm mm om mmi mm msm an ssx Telephone rd? for ?1 00 :ri . Feb 13, 1987 :sday, Feb 10. 1987 I 1 " ' INCE 1g Break Friday, Feb. 6 c\t^l The CPU Officc icll House - /" - _lf lraies nrsi aioum : too/#' i" m ss ;x remakes of other artists' songs, and the oth original studio material. rt Square One will be sold locally at Peac ii scnooi Kias rccora stores, l ne Dana is ] autograph parties at both stores, but the d Review 'The Mission' desi By J. J. JAWORKSY the noi Features reporter Americ "The Mission" is an excep- of dr jj, tional British film, which should cnslavi be seen and reckoned with. It The features such big-name actors as sent tc Jeremy Irons and Robert Dc newly-< m? Niro. tnissior "The Mission" basically much d chronicles a period in the late Father V 1750s, when the Spanish and Por- The tuguese empires had conquered to con' TONIGHT I ~ EWINPER . ? .. She ircn r ma list Ffid ecording Artists ri ^a< ongnvcks Island Iced Tea ; WINDSTORM 771-7654 L_ ' Wi ' when you purchase a i Chef Salad, Garden Si or Chicken Salad Orie anrl m im kmiAva ivilavi u iiivuiurh when you bring this a to McDonald's; Offer good only at McDonald' Offer valid NOW through Sunc Limit one coupon per visit. Nc Void where prohibited. Cash v us? Be sure to pick up yc cock Special" card. C I Cheese, large fries an plus a free dessert of) it's a < for the gl ^1987 McDonald's Corp. i u > release with concert m & 1 W?OQ , a t qS/ er side is times have not yet been set. The Palladium is located in the old Rumours . :hes and building at 1800 Blanding St. Admission is $3 for planning ages 18 and up, with alcoholic purchases and con- , ates and sumption limited to those over 21. * II I III III I II II III II 11111111 III I III 1111 Mill III " ? f/nn#/ $ *% Iia liiffn/n IfffGU Id UC VUUI IB/VWBBHG thern territories of South tianity and protect them from the < :a and were in the process Portuguese slave-trade within aiding, colonizing and Spanish territory. The plot ng their citizens. thickens and the purpose runs narrator is an Archbishop deeper, as the Indians arc caught | > decide the fate of the in the middle between the Church established Jesuit Indian and slavery. is that were set up with The excellent cinematography, lifficulty by such priests as intriguing plot and realistic setGabriel, played by Irons. ting, as well as the great perforpurpose of the missions is mances, make "The Mission" a vert the Indians to Chris- motion picture worth seeing. and Radisson Hotei Columbia PRESENTS iwtimes: The, For Reservations Call I ay 8:30 & 10:30 COTVffiClY 799-8200 urday 8:30 & 10:30 , Fr,<Ur " USC ? ror 1 nonunion You mil bt 21 with proof of age 1.0. See Tlie Same "Rising Stars" live That Havo Appaaiod On Showtime. The Tonight Show, David Letterman And Star Search Come I,-,ugh In Luxury For The Cost Of A Movie ^ I s, 921 Sumter Street, Columbia, SC. 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