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??T I Ihis is a weekly calendar designed
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begin today and end Wednesday
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can be phoned, mailed or faxed
to The Gamecock. Encore's phone
number is 777-7181. Mail information
to Encore c/o Student Media, USC
i Russell House, Columbia, SC 29208.
H The fax number is 777-6482 (attention:
Encore). Please include your phone
H number, contact person and when we
can reach you. We would appreciate
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you can provide for our readers.
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Township Auditorium
Columbia 777-7228
WNov. 13-14. "Grease," $24.50
Nov. 19. David Allen Coe, $10
Nov. 26-28. "Nutcracker,"
$14.50 for adults, $7.50 for students
> Ovens Auditorium
Charlotte, N.C. 704-372-1614
Nov. 18. Beach Boys, $22.50
W Carolina Coliseum
Columbia 777-7228
Nov. 12. Vince Gill, Mary Chapin
Carpenter
Characters Miteclub
Greenville
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$10 advance, $12 door
The Ritz
O Raleigh 919-836-8535
Nov. 18. Smashing Pumpkins, $12.50
Dec. 7, 8 p.m. John Hyatt,
$15 general admission
Dec. 14, 8 p.m. Paul Westerberg,
$10 advance and general admission
B rown ineaire
799-2510
Nov. 11-27, 8 p.m.. "Steel Magnolias,"
$9 adults, $8 seniors, college
< students and military, and $6
under 18
Drayton Hall
777-2551
DDec. 2-5, 8-11. "Biedermann and the
Firebugs," a bitterly comic parable
inspired by the rise of Nazisim in
Germany during the 1930s, $10
public, $8 faculty, staff, seniors,
military, and $6 students
ZKoger Center for the Arts
777-5111, 777-7228
Nov. 11, 7:30 p.m. Fall Dance Cncert
by the USC department of theatre,
W speech and dance and produced in
conjuction with CPU, $8 or $10
public, $7 or $9 seniors and
military, $6.50 non-USC students
J with ID,- $5 USC students
nHMifl Nov 13 Rnm S.C Philharmonic
Orchestra with guest violinist Elmar
Oliveira
? Nov. 14, 7:30 p.m. "Once on This
Island," Tony Award nominee about
a - the love and survival of two lovers
from different worlds, $12 or $15
for adults, $10 for students
WNov. 18, 7:30 p.m. 'The Flight into
Egypt," symphony by visiting
composer John Harbison, spotlights
faculty guitartist Christopher Berg,
$10 public, $5 faculty, staff,
students, seniors, military
Nov. 19, 7:30 p.m. Large Ensemble
Music: USC Concert Choir and
USC Wind Ensemble, free
Gambrell Hall
Nov. 16, 3:30 p.m. USC Women's
Studies 1993-94 Faculty Research
Studies
Nov. 17, 7:30 p.m. Composer-InResidence
Concert. Chamber music
by John Harbison, featuring Laury
Christie, soprano; Connie Lane,
flute; Charles Fugo, piano; Camerata
Woodwind Quintet; piano; Palmetto
Brass Quintet; and the Winds of
Change Ensemble, free
Trust iis
254-9732
Nov. 12-13, 17-20. "The Price"
Workshop Theatre
799-4876
Nov. 12-13, 17-20, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m.
"Lips Together, Teeth Apart"
Columbia Marionette Theatre
252-7366
Until Dec. 18. "One Arabian Night"
Columbia City Ballet
799-7605
Dec. 3-5, 10-12. "Nutcracker," $21.50
Columbia Museum of Art
799-2818
Nov. 28. Baker & Baker Concert
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Until Nov. 14. "Watercolors Time
Two: Anne Hightower-Patterson and
Dee Stockman"
Until Nov. 14. "Cats on a Leash"
McKissick Museum
777-7251
Until May 1. "Jubilation! African
American Celebration Since
Emancipation"
Until Jan. 9. "Deanna Leamon: Recent
Drawings"
State Museum
Nov. 26-March 13. "A Graphic
Odyssey: Romare Bearden as
Printmaker"
Until Jan. 2. 'Through the Garden
Gate: The World of Beatrix Potter"
Nov. 14. Jbngnsn oaruemng in Beatrix
Potter's time, lecture by garden
historian Christy Snipes, followed
by an English Tea
Ponder Fine Arts Center
Benedict College
Until Nov. 12. "African Connections,"
by John Pendarvis.
Town Theatre
799-2510
Nov. 22, 7:30 p.m. 'The Music Man,"
open auditions for the Feb. 4-26
production
Nov. 11, 3:30 p.m. "Living History,"
State Museum auditorium. Ed
Beardsley, a USC history professor,
will present his interpretation of
how Franklin Roosevelt viewed
events in America and the world
during the last moments of his life.
Nov. 13, 11 a.m. "Story Hour," State
Museum. "Number 2 Bolton
Gardens, Kensington Square" on the
first floor. Staff members from WISTV
or The State will read Beatrix
Potter stories. j
Until Nov. 21. "The Art of Diamonds,"
Discovery Place, Charlotte, N.C.
Nov. 14, 1:30 p.m. Colonial Cup,
Springdale Race Course, Camden
Nov. 15-Jan 2. Christmas at Biltmore
Estate and Christmas Candlelight
Evenings, (800) 543-2961
CPU
Nov. 12, 7:30 p.m. "The F-Word: A
Funny and Fresh Look at
Feminism,"
Longstreet Theatre
Nov. 11-12 CBS College Tour,
games and giveaways on Greene
Street in front of the Russell House
Rockafellas'
Thursday ? Cowboy Mouth
Friday ? Big Lips, Drown Mary
Saturday ? Blightobody
Sunday ? Allgood
Monday ? Acoustic Junction
Tuesday ? Jim Roses Circus Sideshow
Wednesday ? Isabelle's Gift
Decisions
Friday ? The Persians
Saturday ? The Persians
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The Art Bar
I Sunday ? The Art Bar Players
Tuesday ? Poetry reading with music
Wednesday ? The Losers
SHarky's
Thursday ? Jim LeBlanc
Friday ? Groovy Yard
Saturday ? Errante and Wright
New Brookland Tavern
Thursday ? Blues jam with Brainstorm
Friday ? Peace Soldiers
Saturday ? Mariah
Sunday ? Open jam with Slipshot
Bullwinkle's
Tuesday ? Open jam with Mojo Blue
Friday ? Crossfire
Saturday ? Crossfire
Harper's
Monday ? Open mike
with Brocker Strom
Columbia Bread and Bagel
Wednesday ? Jane Warren
and Billy Sloan
Thursday ? Jane Warren
and Billy Sloan
Friday ? Dwight Spencer Trio
Sunday ? Dwight Spencer Trio
Floppy's
Tuesday ? Chris Richards and Dale
Miles host acoustic jam
_ with open mike
Miss Tilly's
Friday ? The Gone Brothers
Cadillac
Friday ? Jim LeBlanc
Plato's
Thursday ? Rendezvous
Pug's
Wednesday ? Johnny Helms
Centennial Club
Friday ? Diamondback with Biscuit
Saturday ? Diamondback with Biscuit
Beulah's
Saturday ? Elliot and the
Untouchables with Robert Collins
Capital 8
788-6051
"Fatal Instinct"
"Nightmare before Christmas"
"Demolition Man"
"Rudy"
'The Beverly Hillbillies"
"The Program"
"Jurassic Park"
Starting Friday:
"Flesh and Bone"
"Malice"
'The Fugitive"
Columbia Mall Cinemas
788-7664
"Robocop III"
"Cool Runnings"
"Look Who's Talking Now"
Starting Friday:
"Carlito's Way"
"Three Musketeers"
"Ernest Rides Again"
"My Life"
Litchfield
748-9044
"Age of Innocence"
"Malice"
"flettvshure"
"Demolition Man"
"Rudy"
"The Beverly Hillbillies"
'The Nightmare Before Christmas"
"Robocop III"
Nickelodeon
254-3433
Nov. 11. "Forlorn Beauty"
Nov. 12-14. "Riff Raff'
Nov. 17. Fellini's "8 1/2"
Russell House
(sponsored by CPU)
Thursday-Saturday. "Poetic Justice"
Friday-Saturday. "Poetic Justice"
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Russell House - USC, Columbia, SC
29208, 777-7181. Be sure to use the same
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