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Phoebe Snow sings to a sell-out audience Monday night in Memorial Hall.
On Campus
"Forbidden Games" A French film by
Rene Clement, depicting children at play
against a background of a nation at war.
(Today at 8 p-m., the Great Hall, free flick,
French cinema series.)
"Cover Girt" Gene Kelly dances with Rita
Hayworth early In their respective careers; it
contains her best dancing (and she was quite
good) and his favorite number in which he.
dances not with Hayworth but with himself.
(Thursday at 7 and 930 p.m., Greenlaw
Auditorium, $1.25, the Alternative Cinema
Musical Series.)
"Walking Tall" Based on the real life
tragedy and punishment visited upon a
progressive Tennessee county sheriff. Sheriff
Buford Pusser challenges an organized
crime network, linked to the state capital,
which threatens to take over the country.
(Campus Program Council, at 730 p.m.
Thursday in Hamilton Hall. Free passes are
available from dorm presidents, all others, $1 .
Chapel Hill
"Swiss Family Robinson" The Disney
adventure that employs every child's dream:
being shipwrecked on a desert telsnd, Hiring in
trees and, most of all, having loads of fun. Ten
or twelve years old, It starred James
MacArthur in his prtme cs a clssncut hvenNe
matinee idol. (Plaza 1, at 2, 4:25, 650 and 9:15
p.m., $2.25.)
"Foreplay" A piece of trash In which Zero
Mostel and Estelle Parsons squandered their
talents. Three smutty and desperately
unfunny skits are punctuated by an even less
funny obscenity lecture by Professor Irwin
Corey. This movie makes "Freeble and the
Bean" look like "Bonnie and Clyde." (Plaza 1,
at 3:05, 55, 75 and 9 p-m., $2.25.)
"W.W. and the Dixie Danceklngs" When
Burt Reynolds isnt clowning around with the
mood and turning simple country humor Into
citified wit, this John Avlldsen film is fun and
fairly Interesting. (Plaza 3 at 3:10, 5:10, 7:10
and 9:10 p.m., $2.25.)
"King of Hearts" This is not the greatest
film ever made not even the greatest anti
war film but it is a whimsical fantasy of
reality versus fantasy and whether 'tis better
to be classified by society as "sane" or
"Insane." Alan Bates plays a World War I
soldier who finds out. (Carolina, at 220, 4,
5:40, 7:15 and 9:15, $2.25.)
"Andy Warhol's Dracula" Not m 3-D like
its sister production, "Frankenstein," but
some of the same outrageous and gore
obsessed people are involved: director Paul
Morrissey ("Heat," "Trash") and German
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8 p.m.
actor Udo KJer, who cuts a slick figure as the
Vampire. (Varsity, at 125, 230, 4S5, 7 and
95, $3.)
Musi
Roberta Peters win perform with the N.C.
Symphony Orchestra at 8:15 p.m. today In
Duke's Page Auditorium. Call 634-4059 for
ticket information.
The Pittsburgh Symphony Chamber
Orchestra will perform at 8 p.m. Sunday In
Memorial Auditorium. Tickets for students,
$2, are on sale at the Union desk. Tickets for
non-students, $3 and $4, are on sale at
International Chef and Huggins Hardware.
The Maynard Ferguson Orchestra will
perform at 8 pin. Thursday, Feb. 27 In
UemortaJ Ha!U Tick sis, $2, are on sale at the
Union desk.
A concert by "The Friends of Chamber
Music" win be at 8 p.m. Thursday In Hi 3 Hafl.
Admission is free.
Soprano Peggy Russet! and pianist
Constance Kotis will perform at 4 pjn.
Sunday in Hill Hall. Admission Is free.
Pianist Murray Perahia win perform with the
Duke Symphony Orchestra at 8:15 p.m.
Friday In Duke's Page Auditorium. Tickets,
$1.50, are on sale at the Page box office.
Pianist Murray Perahia presents a solo
performance at 8:15 p.m. Sunday in Duke's
Page Auditorium.
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The U.N.C. Reader's Theatre will present J.i. Barriers Production of Peter Pan
at 8 p.m. today and Thursday in the Union Snack Bar.
Joan Wagman stars as Peter Pan in the story of three children, Wendy (Martha
Scott), John (Mack Sasser) and Michael (Steve Parris) who fly to Never-Never
Land. Rick Paulson is Captain Hook, Bruce Honeycutt his sidekick Smee, and Pam
Prestimonico the devoted Tinkerbell.
Judy Rawlin and Nancy Meador are the lost boys in the story narrated by Pat
Freeman and Emmy Reeves and directed by Pat Wilson.
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7:30 p.m : Schlitz Movie Orgy Great Hall
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