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Fa&v 8. The Chronlcle-Salur Ja> ,Mo\ ember 25,1978 % Vibes ?i Youth Expos By John W. Templt^jn Staff Writer On the stage of the DeMille Theatre at the North Carolina School of the Arts, the Beverly Allen Dancers whirled and spun their way through a compter-,folk ?7 .~T~ri 1-/| -j? ?- - --In the audience, msteaooTr?^ listening, there was loud whooping and clapping. The departure from the normal audience behavior reflected the synthesis which took place at the School ol the Arts last Saturday during the first ever black dance symposium, sponsored by the city recreation department, Urban Arts and the North Carolina Cultural Arts Coalition. Merged during the" dav-long symposium were the zest of more than 50 black teens for dancing*and the arduous discipline and skill required of serious dance aspirants. Organizers of the symposium were quite pleased with the result. "The majority of the people here were between the ages of eight and 18." said Dorothy Graham-Wheeler, director of Urban Arts. "I'm very pleased with that because if we can get these young people interested in "* i 11 i * _ ??llZ? Staff photo by Templeto Velia Renee Lockett, a dancer with the Alvin Ailc Dancers of New York, demonstrates a dance exercti during a workshop at the black dance symposium hel last weekend at the N.C. School of the Arts. Friday Saturday a 7:00 The Sewlyvred Game 6t00 NEWSCENTER I ^8 7.30 THE DATING GAME TWELVE * ft.00 DIFFERENT 6.M REPORT TO THE STROKES PEOPLE Ml JL II 8:30 JI <? BE AUTY SHOW 71?0 N AME THAT TUNE " ? Q.aa tut: o/vv CAOH 7iSO M ATTH GAMF files stm chips hj bc w 9,00 wxu cinema twelve 11,00 NEWSCENTER There W?s A Crooked Mm' _ _ TWELVE lliOO NEWSCENTER winston-salem mo tonight show twelve 1:00 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Hi3* SATURbAY NIGHT 2130 NITELITE THEATER LIVE 1 rOO SIGN OFF 8 7r00 joker s wild 7i00 lawrence welk 7i30 donna fargo gtm) welcome back. *<00 donny & marif ' . ^ wav ww wfe 9,00 abc friday night 8,30 * carter countr w _ e# 9-00 - love boat lOlOO fantasy island w i iroo eyewitness news 1'rOO eyewitness new 11:30 wide world 11?30 -movie: I ? ??? WRESTLING . The Bride of Pnmfcarin q, , p . . 12i30 the FRIDAY LATE 'Frankenstein' " 'Embassy* 2 7rOO PM 7t?0 HEEHAW 7:30 crosswtts 8rM. movie meeee *iM wokder woman the bible * 9.00 INCREDIBLE HULK 11.00 NEWS 10.00 AMERICAN UiM MOVK PBS GIRLS KID GALAHAD 11,00 NEWS Greensboro I 11 >30 NEW AVENGERS I 12.30 THE WRECKING CREW 3.30 INSIDE THE NFL 4.30 GYMNASTICS 3i30 OONRACK 11M 5-.M TRAIN ROBBERS I StOO INSIDE. THE NFL fllkU 7:00 INSIDE THE NFL M? PONY FXFVSS rides AtflO KING 0*5 . *100 HKiH-BALLIN _ _ _ TOQIJFENS : 10?fl0 THE MEDUSA MAVTIAC 9K? - THE SPY WHO I TOUCH A"IU V Av9 IjOVEDME | 12i00CATSKILL 11.30 ELTON JOHN COMEDIANS 12.30-TAKE A 1.30 SPBOAL DHJVFSY HARD RIDE 4 I'M ECONOM SPKG *.3? BLACK PERSPECTIVE 7.M MACNEIL/LEHRF.R UT WJ Jff V- WASHINGTON Ml ONCE UPON A WEEK CLASSIC ?>*> WALL ST WF.F.K KiM . JULIA CHILD A WHS ?r?0 CONGRESSIONAL COMPANY * OITLOOK *? # THE PALLLSERS 9.30- FIRING LINE ! SNWWB Chapel Hill * thanksctvtnt, 10.30 SIGN OFF 5 tl V -? ' --- - At J_ . ? #* tii I I'I l i t i /,,j,,,l,i,lV,,,V?,?Vi,i,i'i,i,?,#*?'i'i,?,?,i,i,i,i,i,iVi,i,i,i,i' art mus * >ed to Serious professional dance, we'll really have something here." The 50 youths, mostly from Winston-Salem, and two dozen older dancers from around the state attended workshops on public relations, funding and dance ' training during the morning. Velia Lockett. a member of the Alvin Ailey Dance Troupe of New York, gave an~afternoon workshop on , , and then-^ondnrteilrA AjgQtQUS L andar^^i^tr^mn^ses^SS1^???^^ re su It groans and popping muscles, then, amazement among r the participants that their bodies could perform such feats. Rat Funderburk, chairman of the Cultural Arts Coalition, said the symposium participants included 4 4some groups and individuals who have the potential of becoming professional." 44What we've tried to do is to show them what was i available irrthe^state of North-Carolina in the way of l -funds and other resources," she said. Amatullah Saleem, dance specialist with the city . recreation department, said the biggest impact of the Students J jazz Lompi Available : New York-- The Internati - x announced a Duke Ellingtc For Shows >: for Soloists and Bands Not all students go home >: September 19, 1978 to Febi for the holidays. At the ijf Finals will take place in Ne> North Carolina School of ft The formal announcem the Arts, more than 60 | Overseas Press Club of A dance students and about 1978, in the Hotel Bil 20 design and production The aims of the Competiti< students will tour to Char-* 1:1 *to highlight that JAZZ is n lotte and" Raleigh with^S musie throughout the world -Nutcracker, *L white others^=Sr*to attract the world's atten will contract for a variety of %r)az7 artists deserving of ? holiday entertainment jobs f; #to pay tribute to the music in the area. :& the greatest American con Students staying over who 20th century. are not working in "Nut- | The Ellington Competitic cracker" will be available bands from all nations for private functions, child- :[ worldwide competitive jaz; ren's parties, club and of- t-t hniitation for contestants-^ , fice and other holiday fes- to .^oun.^.art^st ^ tivities, tailoring their per- ij| Q formance to the age group T 1,1 jnV| and the occasion. Theii repertory includes clownmime performances, read- *' : - g ings and improvisations jj^ j singing carols or other sea- ; sonal music. J These students will book engagements through Applause, the student employ- ~ijj wt ment clearing houserwhicfr M will remain open weekdays' from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. n through Friday, December I 22, to answer inquiries and^^^^fl^^^U ^ match talents to entertain-1 MH ment needs for functions up I to and including New Year's Day. Snnday Monday _ Tuesday Wedn 7*0 WONDERFUL 7*0 THE NEW1YWED 7:00 NEWLYWED GAME 7;? THE WORLD OF DISNEY GAME 7t30 DATING GAME ?AMI ... n . 7i30 - THE DATING GAME gtOO MOVIE 7.30 THE D/ ^ ?.? LITTLE HOUSE ON A,00 DICK C 18.30 BIG EVENT: THE PRAIRIE WEDN *A Fire in the Sky" *i00 NBC MONDAY 9,00 NBC NIGHT MOVIE NIGHT AT T> lltOO- RAT PATROL "And I Alone Scrvrxd" jjiOO NEWS *The Ste - 11 *30 - MOVIE lliM < NEWSCENTER 11.30 - TONIGHT SHOW TWELVE lr?0 TOMORROW SHOW ll,w !NhW5' 11,30 - TONIGHT SHOW 11,30 - TJ^C 140- TOMORROW . 1,00 TOMOJ 2i00 MEDITATIONS 2,00 MEDIA 2,08 SIGN OFF 3H>5 SIGN C 7i00 - HARDY BOYS 7?0T JOKER S WILD 7,00 JOKER'S WILD 7,00 JOKER MYSTERIES/ABC 7i30 HEE HAW HONEYS 7,30 SHA NA NA 7i30 FAMIL MINUTE MAGAZINE 8?00 - LUCAN/ABC gM HAPPY DAYS ?*> EIGHT * 8?00 BATTLESTAR NEWS BRIEF 8,30 LAVERNE & CHARL GALACT1CA *00 ABC MONDAY SHIRLEY AB< c ABC SUNDAY NIGHT NIGHT FOOTBALL 9r00 THREE S -10t00 BARE s MOVIE Sleeten vs. COMPANY 9t30 TAXI 11 r00 EYE^ . lliOO EYEWITNESS NEWS - lOtOO - STARSKY & 111 JO - ABC NEWS WEEK HUTCH HJOPOLt END REPOR'I - 11.4S EYEWITNESS NEWif nK? NEWS c u, 11*5 _ THE BIG VALLEY 12,IS . THE BIG BATTLES 11J0 - TUESDAY MOVTF. Journey ato Violence OFTHF. WEEK 1 >45 EYEW Battle of Fr*nce mmmamamm* 7rM- 60 MINUTES 7i?t PM 7r0? FTO MAGAZINE 7,00 PM M 7,3# ctosswrrs 7' ? CROSS wrrs 1% 8:00 PAPER CHASE 8:00 - G.I. D ALL IN THE FAMILY grOOBOBBY VINTON MOVIE THE PIRATE 8:30 PLEA tM AUCE tii-MOVI ??4M THE IMMIGRANTS 11 rOO NEWS tOO-THE IMMIGRANTS 11:30 BARNABY JONES IliOONEV UrOO . NEWS ItiOt NEWS 12.40 BANACEK CRIME lliM MOV lltlS CBS NEWS THE SPE 11.3# - JIM MCKINLEY ^ 1 12:0# M MIY TYLER WOORE 12i3? -C >D COUPLE s liOO KOJX 6:00 PONY fa00-THE MEDUSA M0 l!POI ANOTHER CHANCE Wl - CQNRACK ttj v \j q.m 11 cum rr AT _ ? JU-L.U IIXX>1 V:IW tULU THE DEVIL TOOUFFNS 8:00 HIGH- BALLIN BASK 7.JM rw*i.cTVT _ IWOO - IXA1!N KUtSHHCt lliW t-ASJ *0?-ATTHEFAIR l,i38 THE SPY WHO CRT -thebetsy lovedmf. IOiOO UPdOSE UrOO-SHA*#?00 li? UPClOKE 7YOU THE DEAF .7iO# - NUTRITION ' 7j&G?N.C. PEOPLE fiOO-Et 7t3? - JAPAN THE LIVING 7J0?MacNEIL/ 7t30?MacNElL/ i 7>30-M TRADITION LEHRER REPORT LEHRER REPORT LEH SiOO Rice War in NOVA HiOO LIVE FROM THE *,00 GF Rodr *i? MIT i MASTERPIECE VISIONS R] THEATRE IfcM EVENING AT 1#1 *? jy. SYMPHONY Ifett TURNABOUT I 11*0 . SIGN OFF 11*0 SIGN OFF H*0 SIGN OFF 11*0?Sl< , 4 % ic pers< Dance At N( symposium would be in developing confidence. "We* have to continue to expose our youth to develop self esteem that these kinds of activities bring about.,!* She said the results of their day of advanced training would be evident in weeks to come to their dance instructors. . w . Mrs. Graham-Wheeler said Urban Arts will continue to h^ibian the foundation laid by the symposium. She said "Don't Bother Me, 1 Can't Cope" last summer, will be rptiirnin n tr\ \A/ ?nctr\n.Coln ? ???!? ^ * ? i v iui mil g % v/ ? ? mo iv/n ~ <J Aiv. ill 1U1 ^ I ?? III" ^ ^ 1 1 V_) LI N kU give classes and workshops. . t The symposium ended with a live performance on the DeMille stage. Lockette brought it to a spectacular close with a modern jazz piece. Prior to- her performance, the acts included blues dance by Sandy Robertson of Statesville, jazz-rock dance by the AYD Dancers of Greensboro, African dance by Milolicent TreematTTTf-ltarigtgh-ft^ rianre bv the Beverly Aller Dancers of Greensboro. etition Set | 860L onal Jazz Federation hasij: in World Jazz Competition to take place starting jij uary 1980 when the World $ n. v York City. 4 ient was made at the :? merica on September 19, :? tmore, New York City. '? ?n are: ow a universal language of ? ^ V] i; ' - " 1 . ::: > -? v itioa ta young ana talented:-: TntprnafTnnftT rprognrfton; t: L : of Duke Ellington, one of ? lposers and performers of : X: ?fl in ~~ to compete this first event. There is no age ij: hough particular attention ^ ^ PJuS Sara's esday Thursday b? 22 ^^Nov??b?^^^^ NEWLYWED 7i? THE NEWLY WET E GAME kTTNG GAME 7i30 THE DATING GAME LARK S LIVE 8<00 . PROJECT UFO : **j: WEDNESDAY *:<? - QUINCY <E MOVIES 10*00 HALLMARK HALL ^ f, iJHHP eJCowtwy* OFFAME t 'Fame* A L^ CENTER i IliM NEWSCENTEB ^jji LVE TWELVE - . ,$$ .HT SHOW 1130 TONIGHT SHOW fl irow 1:00 ^MORROW ^H| T10NS 2l<w MEDIATIONS 525 )FP 2iOS SIGN OFF 'S WILD 7r<M> JOKER'S WILD Y FEUD 203 7t30 THE GONG SHOW IS ENOUGH gi?0 BILLY GRAHAM IE'S ANGELS KANSAS CTTY CRUSADE f\ 4 NEWS BRIEF LARA WALTERS 9iOO BARNEY MILLER iPBClAL 9iM SOAP/ABC WITNESS NEWS ^qq BRIEF ce woman/ ?11'eyewitness ? h news 11 jo starsky a hutch 1 ttness news /s.wa.t. 11W \ ac az1ne 7ro?pm magazine wits 7i30 crosswtts f iary sro? the waltons / se stand by <?t?? hawaii five 0 / e:the pirate lotm barnaby jones * 11 km news uim m a-s-h 12.00 columbo h JIIC ilc rareiss CATC|au l i. COMEDIANS ^ (WW INSIDE THE. NFI H 5* ,, i <M? ILliA X 1 Tl s? i-ssr I Whe K>NY 7i??? NC NEWS ? ? :posures conference ac/NEIL/ 7:3?? MicNEIL/ A RER REPORT LEHRER REPORT / |/ A tEASEBAND ! ???THE LONG 1 11 _ SEARCH MUM hAT 9t00 GIULINI'S PORMANCE BEETHOVEN NINTH IE NEW KLAN lOttt MASTERPIECE H M on off l!:<w sign off N ? * ? I . i ?" "** . _ . ^ ^ Vi rn Im . ?????? t ??.? v . rr ...... ^ onalities ISA Meet KITTI North Carolina * 101 School of the Arts * FACULTY RECITAL ? Clifton Matthews i? J_ performing works by \ Faure' ?Sixth Nocturne Bartok?Out of Doors Crumb?Makrokosmos I Monday,November Z7,8:15 pm I Crawford Hall 200 Waughtownl No Admission Charge I BBBi ^ j+ MmL. ., |fl$: - Finding daylight down the sideline or from behind the end zone, you'll find the cheenn' of every Pepsi Generation making the most out moment And when time-out's called, they call for plenty of ice-cold Pepsn 6 dUM Bt ifrP&tff* fe aren't just sports fens in the b stadium They're kids in Pepsi-Cola's Youth Sports Program ? learning sports skills today they can use for a lifetime. \ Kids learning to love the excitement of all sports W each and every day Kids learning to H make each day a Pepsi Day You can, too C'mon, C'mon, C'mon PL and Have a Pepsi Day *?*- l?J ~)isco With I )\\y Bynum I * ? Takes Over I m The Others I Take Off! I V - Midnight |~ ? n ob mo I \ I
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