World Cham
pionship
To Feature Wide Variety Of Music
Watch highlights of the
Drum Corps International
and Bugle Corps world
championship Saturday,
September 18 at 8:30 p.m.
on Channel 42. Held in
Montreal the championship
features a dazzling combin
ation of creatively choreo
graphed maneuvers and
spirited music ranging
from classic to jazz and big
band to rock.
1982 FALL PREVIEW
What’s new this season
on Channel 42? You can see
glimpses of the shows ana
features that will be pre
miering on Channel 42 for
the upcoming PBS season.
“1982 Fall Preview” airs
Monday, September 20 at 8
p.m.
MELODY OF A CITY:
NEW ORLEANS
What better way to dis
cover a city than through
the music it is most
famous for! Five jazz con
cepts are used to visualize
both contemporary and hi
storic New Orleans tradi
tional jazz, Dixieland,
Rock-jazz and gospel.
“Melody of a City” will air
on Channel 42 at 9 p.m.
Tuesday, September 21.
I REMEMBER HARLEM
The time of World War II
and the birth of the Civil
Rights Movement were
crucial eras. In the third
part of the series the years
1940-1965 will be explored
on “I Remember Harlem:
Toward Freedom.” Airing
Thursday, September 23 at
9 p.m. this special can be
seen on Channel 42.
NFLFOOTBALL
For football at its best,
don’t miss the heated
match between the L.A.
Rams and the Falcons of
Atlanta. That game will be
televised at 12:30 p.m.
Sunday, September 19 on
Channel 36.
NBC WHITE PAPER
Intemationa I Terrorism.
is the subject for NBC’s
"White Paper.” In their
investigative manner NBC
reporters will take an in
depth look at this growing
organized fear. Tune in to
Channel 36 Tuesday, Sep
tember 21 at 10 p.m.
TONY BROWN’S
JOURNAL
During the week of Sep
tember 19 Tony Brown will
explore "Supply-Side Edu
cation” which focuses on
the successful use of
supply-side in higher edu
cation at Prairie View
“Fame”
While,Doris and Mont
gomery blithely prove that
honest criticism is not al
ways the best policy, dance
teacher Lydia trades class
es with Miss Sherwood,
who gets some terpsicho
rean tutoring from Leroy in
preparation for the School
of Art’s faculty show, In
"The Crazies,” on
NBC TV’s “Fame”
Charlotte
Area
Happenings
alistic news reports, dra
matizations and public re
lations.
ALBUM REVIEW
Crown Heights Affair
THINK POSITIVE
smooth, silky harmoniz
ing, a good blend of back
ground vocal and snappy
upbeat melodies sums up
the sound of Crown Heights
Affair’s latest album,
“Think Positive.” From
this pattern Crown Heights
Affair deviates only twice
and that’s with a rapping
tune, “Think Positive” and
a love ballad “Heart Up
side Down.”
Side One of “Think
Positive” lists “Somebody
Tell Me What To Do,”
“Love Rip Off,” “Heart
Upside Down,” and “Think
Positive.”
"I Got Somethin’ For
Ya,” “Wine And Dine
You,” “Your Love Makes
Me Hot,” and “Let Me Ride
on the Wave of Your Love”
are the selections on Side
Two.
Remember L&L Re
cords, located at Freedom
Mall, is the place to pur
chase your record needs.
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matizations and public re- Side One of “Think
lations. Positive” lists “Somebody
ALBUM REVIEW Tell Me What To Do,"
Crown Heights Affair “Love Rip Off,” “Heart
THINK POSITIVE Upside Down,” and “Think
Smooth, silky harmoniz- Positive."
ing, a good blend of back- “I Got Somethin’ For
ground vocal and snappy Ya,’’ “Wine And Dine
upbeat melodies sums up You,” “Your Love Makes
the sound of Crown Heights Me Hot,” and “Let Me Ride
Affair’s latest album, on the Wave of Your Love”
“Think Positive.” From are the selections on Side
this pattern Crown Heights Two.
Affair deviates only twice Remember L&L Re
and that’s with a rapping cords, located at Freedom
tune, “Think Positive” and Mall, is the place to pur
a love ballad “Heart Up- chase your record needs.
A&M University under the
leadership of its president.
Dr. Alvin I. Thomas. “Tony
Brown’s Journal" airs on
Channel 58.
A RAISIN IN THE SUN
GM Productions will pre
sent Lorraine Hansberry's
play “A Raisin in the Sun"
Friday, September 24 for
two performances. An
11:30a.m. presentation will
be held for the Charlotte
Mecklenburg public
schools and an 8 p.m. per
formance for the public. "A
Raisin in thd Sun" will be
performed at Ovens Au
ditorium.
BATTLE OF THE BANDS
Can you handle this? Six
sensational bands playing
four hours of nonstop rock,
beach and country music.
Be in the fun and come out
to the Davis Park in Bel
mont, N.C. on September
25 from 2-6 p.m. for one of
the most entertaining
battles ever! 'Advanced
tickets, which are $3, can
be purchased at 1422 EJ. 4th
Street. At the gate tickets
are $4 For more informa
tion call 372-9731.
GENEALOGY
WORKSHOP
Learn how to trace your
family history through a
Genealogy Workshop to be
given at the York County
Main Library September 24
from 7-9 p.m. Call 803
324-3055 to register.
FESTIVAL IN THE PARK
It’s an annual event of
art, music, dance and
crafts that gets better year
after year. Enjoy the
Festival in the Park to be
held at the Freedom Park
from September 21-26.
VOTER’S
REGISTRATION
On September 25 from
9:30 a m. until 2:30 p.m. a
voter’s registration drive
will be held in Earle Vil
lage and surrounding com
munities. The booth will be
set up at Little Rock AME
Zion Church at 403 N.
Myers Street. This drive is
sponsored by the A. Phillip
Randolph Chapter. For
more information contact
Ethlene Bussy at 333-1083.
PFEIFFER COLLEGE
HAPPENINGS
From now until Septem
ber 25 an exhibit of North
Carolina’s etchings by ex
patriate American artist
Louis Orr is on display at
the Pfeiffer College Gal
lery from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
weekdays. The show is
open to the public without
charge.
“Tyndale,” a play by
John Stuart Anderson will
be presented by the
Pfeiffer College Theatre
September 17 & 18 at 8 p.m.
both nights. Tickets are $3
for adults, $2 for non
Pfeiffer students and free
to Pfeiffer students. For
more information call
Richard Lafferty at 704
463-7343.
BLACK MEDIA ASSOC.
At 7 p.m. Thursday, Sep
tember 16 the Black Media
Association will make its
premiere Cablevision of
Charlotte’s public access
Channel 3. The show,
“Images" will take an in-_
trospective look at black
life and will include iourrj
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