The Daily Tar Heel
Wednesday, February 16. 1972
CaniBiis Calendar
Bruce Firestone
Tickets for Roller Derby are on sale at the
Union information desk and area Record Bars
at J 2 and $3 for students.
All those interested in attending the Young
Democrats Club college convention and ski
weekend in Boone Feb. 13 and 19 should
contact Geoffrey Mitchell at 933-6153. Rides
wili be provided and rooms have been reserved.
There is no registration fee.
Japanese Karate Instruction by black-belt
instructor begins Thursday in the Tin Can at 7
p.rr.. For more information, call 933-1615.
UNC Physics Colloquim: Dr. R.I Ritchie, of
the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, will discuss
"Surface Plasmpns in Solids" today at 4 p.m. in
room 265 of Phillips Hail.
Colloquim on Summer Jobs: sign up this
week in 211 Gardner Hall to attend one of the
meetings in 209 Gardner Hall.
Students interested in seeking an office in
the Feb. 22 YM-YVCA elections should come
by room 102 in the Y building to sign up for an
interview.
Anyone interested in being on Men's Honor
Court and any girl living in a sorority, Cobb,
Connor or Parker dormitories interested in
being on Women's Honor Court should come
by Suite B of the Student Union and sign up
for an interview.
There will be a meeting of all faculty and
students interested in working with the Fine
Arts Festival next spring. The meeting will be
held today in the Student Union check the
information desk for location.
Battle House buffet is closed today and for
the rest of the semester.
SL Finance Committee will hold budget
hearings beginning Monday. Any organization
CYNICAL?
FRUSTRATED ARTIST?
You are invited to participate in the
DAN WHAT'S-HIS-FACE
CONTEST
Any dormitory floor where there is a
Dan Lewis poster is automatically
qualified. Simply draw an original
interpretation of Dan's face on the
poster as it is posted on the floor you
live on. The entries will be judged at the
end of the election by the Committee to
Elect Dan Lewis (win or lose). Poster
faces will be judged on
Originality
CynicismSkepticismSarcasm
Aesthetic Quality
Interesting Use of Medium
Don't try to put one over on our team of
experts,
because you can't!
If your floor, apartment, etc., wishes to
enter, but does not naive a poster of their
very own, call 929-1018 and we will rush
you your full-size Dan Lewis poster
immediately.
FIRST PRIZE: Free live band for a
party on your floor to be arranged upon
announcement of award.
(Offer void in Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and
outside the continental limits of the
United States)
wishing to receive funds in the 1972-73 budget
should come by Suite C and sign us for an
interview.
The Chapel Hill Film Friends will present
"Chapayev". a Russian fitm of the 1930s,
tonight at 8 and 10 in Greeriaw 131.
Admission is $ 1 for single admission.
Want to get HIGH? Learn to fly in Air Force
ROTC. Would you turn down S lCO-a-month
while earning a commission in the United States
Air Force? Only a DOPE would.
There will not be a meeting of the Freshman
Council this week. All members will be notified
by letter concerning future business.
Found: male wedding band, Feb. 10 in
Carmichae! Auditorium around 2 p.m.
Inscription on inside, inquire at Union
information desk.
Found: dissecting kit in blue case on second
floor of Wilson Library Monday. Call 933-8207.
LOST: Shorthaired, relatively small,
mixed-breed, blond female dog. No collar. Lost
in vicinity of Eastgate. Answers to Faustus. Call
929-6932.
Lost: a pair of octagonal, wire-framed glasses
in black case. Call Melinda at 929-4972 or
933-5032.
Women discuss
journalism role
Triangle area women in various fields
of mass communications will be at
Howell Hall Thursday at 8 p.m. to answer
questions and give their impressions on
what a woman faces in these professions.
Sponsored by the Triangle Club of
Theta Sigma Phi, professional women in
communications, the program will feature
six five-minute talks. It will then be
thrown open to questions which can be
asked of the panel or Theta Sigma Phi
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If your first exposure to "Adrift" was
the Playboy spread on Paula Pritchett
skinny dipping in the Danube, then you're
probably well acquainted with the natural
resources of both actress and location in
this new, rather haunting film by Czech
filmmaker Jan Kadar.
Kadar, who first received recognition
in his own country' n 1952 when he won
the Czechoslovakia State Prize for
"Hijacking", did not become widely
known in the United States until his
much celebrated "Shop on Main Street"
in 1964. "Adrift", which is his latest film,
was shot on location in Bratislava
between 1968 and 1970, with one long
halt in production coming immediately
after the Russian invasion.
The film begins, in the sense that this is
the opening scene, with a fisherman
(Janos) returning home with medicine for
his ill wife. As he is preparing to
administer it, a shout comes from the
river informing him that a woman
(Anada) has taken her life. Janos rushes
out to search for her, but after combing
the river in his boat for hours, he finally
washes ashore exhausted.
At this point we are introduced to a
group of men who are gathered around a
campfire men whom we later learn Janos
has already met in town. There, amidst an
underworld setting of darkness and fire,
Janos begins to tell the story of his
infatuation with this mysterious Anada:
how he fished her out of the water, fell in
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BTH Classifieds
Sale: 1964 Buick La Sabre, 2 DHT, AC, PS,
PB, rad., ww, $400. Good tires, one owner.
286-4351.
For Sale: 1971 Vega hatchback, green, 110 hp,
4 speed, air, am radio, tape, 11,000 miles,
$2100. Call 966-5437.
SPECIAL STUDENT FLIGHTS TO EUROPE.
$215 Raleigh-Onrham London New York;
$240 Atlanta London New York; $180
New York London New York. Call
942-8195.
For Sale: BEST 350cc motorcycle in town: My
Yamaha R-5 in excellent condition with 5000
miles. A bargain at $550. Call 942-1538 or
929-5766.
FLIGHTS Fly a special BOAC jet JFK to
London and back this summer. $215.
Commercial and charter costs have soared due
to new IATC regulations. 929-4985.
Weltron 8 track car stereo tape player &
speakers. Only one year old and just like new.
Call after 7pm at 968-2056. (Will also sell
tapes).
STEREO SYSTEM: Must sell a great system.
Phillips turntable with B&O SP12 cartridge.
Dynaco SCA80 amp. Advent speakers. Was
$600 new. Now $400. 942-7372 evenings.
Need ride to ASHEVILLE or BREVARD
COLLEGE this weekend (or Thurs.). Will share
expenses. Call Kathy 933-7333 or Emy
933-7335.
Thinking of buying a new European car? SAVE
UP TO $1500. Import your own car. Student
run imports through Avis. 489-8954 (Mark),
942-7372 (Phil).
For Sale: FIREBIRD ESPRITE Silver - All
power, AM FM, tape, gauge cluster & clock,
turbo-trans, p. windows. Rally II wheels,
formula steering wheel. $2200. Call 966-5446.
Female needed to share 2 bedroom Kingswood
apartment. Furnished. Located 3 minutes from
campus by car. Call Linda, 967-6024 before 5
or after 9pm.
FOR SALE: 2 month old 10 speed bike.
Center-pull brakes, tubular frame. $80.
933-4346.
For Sale: 6 oak book cases, 4 office chairs,
GENERAL STATUTES OF NORTH
CAROLINA and other legal books. Write box
315, Nashville, N. JC.
1968 Ghia, $1300, 59,000 miles. '71 engine.
Call Kris, 933-3742 days and 942-1620.
Garrard SL55 for sale; $20 without cartridge;
EXCELLENT SHAPE; recently oiled, adjusted,
and reconditioned. Call 929-2610, ask for
Lewis. Also, maybe 4 AR4ax speakers.
Male Help Wanted: Student for part time work
at University Motel. About 25 to 30 hours per
week. Evening and weekend hours only. Call
942-4132.
Wanted: One ticket to the UNC VA basketball
game. Call 933-2947!
TRIANGLE DISCOUNT STEREO. Ripped off
by outrageous prices? Get ALL BRANDS
components and systems at LOWEST PRICES;
affiliated with STEREO BUYING SERVICE.
Call 942-7172.
1968 Datsun 2000, rebuilt engine, 5 speed,
radials. Excellent; $1600 firm. Also Sony
TC 20 car tape deck; $90. 967-4828.
REWARD OFFERED for return of orange
Schwinn Varsity bike taken from behind
Morrison. Call Kevin at 933-4286. No questions
asked.
1968 VW bus in Perfect Condition; Pioneer
Auto Cassette Deck, speakers free; Sansui
AU-555 amplifier; Garrard 4fJ B turntable;
Electro-Voice speakers; JBL L-44 speakers.
942-8313.
For Sale.- Fisher-50 portable suitcase style
stereo (originally $200); KLH-18 FM stereo
tuner (originally $120). $80 each, $150 for
both. 967-7725, after 6.
FURNITURE REFINISHING Antiquing &
Restoration. Also finishing in modern color
variations.. For skilled professional refinishing,
call 542-4793.
Ski Boots: Mordica, plastic, excellent
condition, size IOV2M, used only one season,
original $80 value for $50, with carrier.
966-5011.
For Sale: 63 VW convertible, white with black
top. $250. 942-1491 after 5.
Two rides needed to Hickory, NC Friday
February 18. Can leave anytime after 1:00. Call
Cathy, 933-5131.
For Sale: AKC registered Irish Setter puppies.
Championship bloodline. Males and females. 8
wks. Call 933-4076.
Must Sell Teac A-1500 tape deck. Excellent
condition. Best offer takes it. Call 968-2074.
Apartment available March 1. 2 bedroom,
carpeted, luxurious pool & air cond! 6 mi. from
campus. Unfurnished. $140mo. Call 489-6412
after 6.
1966 Kawasaki 175, good condition, cruises at
55 mph; $125. Call 942-7913 after 6:30pm. 2
helmets, $25.
STUDENT EMPLOYMENT in Yellowstone and
all US National Parks. Booklet tells where and
how to apply. Send $2.00 Arnold Agency, 206
East Main, Rexburg, Idaho 83440. Moneyback
guarantee.
For Sale: 350 Honda Scrambler. Excellent
shape, only 2400 miles. Sissy bar and Bell
Helment inc. $600 or best offer, 933-2575.
Needed: 1 female roommate to share 3
bedroom trailer. Own room with V2 bath. 4 mi.
from town. Call 929-1242 after 5. $40 a
month.
For Rent: Nicely furnished air conditioned
rooms for male graduate students. Call
929-1349 after 7:30pm.
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coming, Salome is coming, Salome is coming,
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coming.
SENIOR PRE MEDS! Binocular Steindorf
microscope, 1962 model. Med school approved.
$290. Get yours before the rush this summer!
Call Gary, 967-6892 after 6pm.
'68 Ghia with '71 engine, top mechanical
condition, $1200 firm. Call Kris 933-3742 days
or 942-1620 before 10pm.
Brand new king size waterbed for sale. $27.
942-3932.
Ski Boots: Humanic 606, men's 7M used
about 4 times. Excellent condition. Only $
Ski Boots: Humanic 606, men's 7V2M used
about 4 times. Excellent condition. Orig. $100,
now $55. 929-2991.
OVERSEAS JOBS FOR STUDENTS:
Australia, Europe, S. America, Africa, etc. All
professions and occupations, $700 to $3,000
monthly. Expenses paid, overtime, sightseeing.
Free information, write. Jobs Overseas, Dept.
A-9. Box 15071. San Diego, CA. 92115.
love with her, and finally lost her to the
river again.
The film alternates between the bright,
lyrical snatches of Janos story and the
dark, almost menacing tor.es of the
nocturnal gathering. Almost like the
chorus in a Greek tragedy, the travellers
interrogate Janos, comment on him,
console him. Is he dead, we wonder, and
is this a purgatory in which some sort of
judgment will be passed? Is this Janos"
final reckoning?
Kadar doesn't exactly tell us, but in an
unusually ph
otographed back projection
sequence, we do become aware of the
barrier which now exists between Janos
and his previous life. As the fisherman
runs toward his home in this final scene,
the house itself seems to draw away; the
harder he runs, the faster it seems to
recede.
The vivid contrast in tone which is
drawn between the bright narrative
segments and the underworld exchanges
is carefully underscored by Vladimir
Novotny's fine cinematography. The fire
light discovers alternately threatening and
sympathetic caverns in the faces of the
inquisitors, and the r.ver shots,
particularly the river families ro;r,g
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Miler.a Dravic as the lovely but f.mp'.e
wife, Rade Marcovic as the fisherman
Janos. and American
model-turr.ed-actress Paula Pritchett as
the exotic stranger whose voice, perhaps
mercifully, is dubbed over in Czech
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Carmiehael Saturday
by Howie Carr
Feature Writer
Mary Travers, formerly of "Peter, Paul
and Mary" and now recording and
performing on her own, will appear in
Carmiehael Auditorium Saturday night.
Tickets for the 8 p.m. concert are still
available in the Union for SI. 50.
A member of the famous recording trio
with Peter Yarrow and Paul Stookey
since 1961, Travers is the first to break
away from the group. Her first solo LP,
"Mary," was released last February by
Warner Bros. Records.
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Born in Louisville, Kent., Travers
moved to Greenwich Village at an early
age with her writer-parents. At the age of
20 she was a member of a folksinging
group named "The Songswappers," which
was greatly influenced by the work of
Pete Seeger. In 1958, Travers appeared in
the short-running Broadway musical,
'The Next President."
Finally, in 1961, she joined with
Yarrow and Stookey to form Peter, Paul
and Mary. The trio's first big-selling
single, "Puff, the Magic Dragon," won the
group an invitation to appear before
President John F. Kennedy at the White
House.
Peter, Paul and Mary became mildly
controversial during this period when
they released Bob Dylan's "Blow-in' In
the Wind," a civil-rights song that was
eventually banned in South Africa and
parts of the American South. The group
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During her years with Peter. Paul and
Mary. Travers sang before approximated
seven million people on three continents
and appeared on numerous television
programs. Some of their popular songs
included. "I Dig Rock V Roll Muic."
"Lemon Tree," "500 Miles," and "If I
Had a Hammer." In the late 10$ the
group declined in popularity, though the
trio did record a million-selling single.
"Leaving On a Jet Plane," in 19bl.
When Peter, Paul and Mary finally
broke up in 1970, Travers found herself
performing alone, a situation she accepts
philosophically.
"No matter how much support you're
getting or giving," she says, "when it's
your time, when the moment of truth
comes, you're always alone."
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