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10 the tar heel Thursday, May 22, 1975 PE SB NfcahT iitf Town rteSI "South Wing" wi.1 perform today at 9 p-m. Cover charge is $1. "Heather" will perform at 9 p-m- Friday and Saturday. Cover charge is $130. "Fresh Air will perform at 9 p-m- Wednesday. Cover charge is $1. Cat's Cradle "Blue Grass Experience" will perform today. "Arrogance" Friday and Saturday. "Santa" on Wednesday. All shows I Calendar 1 8: A oroeram of events, places, times. and?: other useful data regarding the first&j Summer Session is available free ofg charge at the Carolina Union desk. The!; program includes the free flick schedule. j a i i i j :i i i . . i a viaeouipc caicnuar, aiiu uaiiy icucuuics;-;. for the graduate and undergraduate:: libranes, Woollen Gym, The Morehead : Planetarium, the Ackland Art Museum,::-: several Union services, and more :::'. I start at 9 p-m. Cover charge. The Pier (Raleigh) "Lariat Sam" will perform today through Saturday. There will be no cover charge today. Cover charge for Friday and Saturday is $2. "Singletree" will perform Monday through Saturday. Weekday cover charge is $130; Friday and Saturday $3. All shows start at 9 p-m. The Embers Club (Raleigh) "Al Wilson" will perform at 10:15 p.m. today through Thursday. Cover charge is $5 per person today, $8 per couple Friday, $10 per couple Saturday, and $3 per person Sunday. "The Clovers" will perform from 5-10:30 p.m. on Monday. Cover charge is $3 per person. "The Embers" will perform at 9:15 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday. Cover charge per person is $1 on Tuesday, $2 on Wednesday. Membership is required. Blueberry Hill (Durham) "Willis Wo Hoo ReviewT will perform at 9 p-m. today. Ladies get in free; gentlemen must pay $2 cover charge. The New Smoking Band" will perform Friday and Saturday night Cover charge is $3 per person and $5 per couple. Mike Wilson perform Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday. No cover charge. All shows start at 9 p-m. Cafe Deja Vu (Raleigh) "The Hard Time Jazz Band" featuring Betle Barbour will perform at 8:30 p-m. today through Saturday. No cover today; $1.50 cover charge Friday and Saturday. Steve Dobrogosz will perform at 8 p-m- Monday through Wednesday. No cover charge. These Jeans are for Real. A real treasure: the handy PAINTERS JEANS; in unbleached natural (off white) 100 cotton with hammer loop and tool pockets. $7 95 I HVuMiV:: a .SPECIAL lii4jS: t::i5f L " J. J I af -lit : " " Ji m It I ij 7 mJ ''''ir'! t tfIi 7 CS& 942-6302 Waterbed mattress and liner Regular 41oo JJQW $27.67 Come in and ask for a FREE pack of incense while they last. The Big Green House across from the Zoom We JUST LOOK AT WHAT'S GOING ON At I We are offering you. the consumer, the chance to stick it to us at BURGNER MUSIC. We now have the Burgner Discount Dart Board. Get up to 40 off on your purchase. This is just one of the many great things happening at Burgner Music Co. We have the area's most complete selection of guitars. drums, harmonicas, and accessories. We service v fr ufhnt wa cell and our staff is made uo of ww w w -w -- - - - - - - performing professional musicians. Dart on Down to Burgner's and check it out. The Triangle Area's Professional 5r Music Store 320 W. Franklin St. 942-8718 Cinema On Campus "The Owl and the Pussycat" Barbra Streisand's best comedy role to date, helped by a wonderful screen rapport with co-star George Segal. (Union Free Flick at 1:00 and 8:30 p-m. today in the Great Hall.) "Elvira Madigan" A very pretty but slow moving Swedish film directed by Bo Widerberg. The story is based on a real-life tragic romance of the late 1880's between a young Swedish aristocrat and a beautiful tightrope dancer. The famous score is of course by Mozart (Union Free Flick at 8:30 p.m. on Sunday in the Great Hall.) "Young Winston" Look-alike Simon Ward portrays British Prime Minister Winston Churchill in this epic film biography. Anne Bancroft and Robert Shaw have small roies as Sir Winston's parents. (Union Free Flick at 1:00 and 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday in the Great Hall.) Chapel Hill "Freebie and the Bean" A tasteless film starring Alan Arkin and James Caan as two lawless lawmen. (Carolina at 3, 5, 7, and 9 p.m. today only. Admission $2.25. Discount tickets, $1.50, available at the Union Desk.) "Play it Again, Sam" Late show. (Carolina, Friday & Saturday at 11:30 p.m., $2.) "Breakout" A quickie made escape package starring Charles Bronson which is receiving summertime saturation all around America. This time the escape job is done with the help of a helicopter. Robert Duvall co-stars. (Begins Friday at the Carolina) "Harry and Tonto" Art Carney won the Oscar for Best Actor for his portrayal of Harry, a warm old gent who lives with Tonto, his cat and companion. A nice film, lovingly directed by Paul Mazursky. (Varsity, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 p-m. today only. Admission $2.25.) "Deathrace 2000" A far out David Carradine stars in this science fiction film. Another cheaply made film that like "Breakout," is being released to small towns before the big city critics can get their hands on it. (Begins Friday at the Varsity. 2:20, 4, 5:40, 7:20 and 9 p.m. Admission $2.25.) "Chinatown" Directed by Roman Polanski. (Plaza 1 at 3:45, 6:15 and 8:45 p-m-today only. Admission $2.25.) 1 The Elger Sanction" This book, written by Trevanian, first introduced Jonathan Hemlock as an American James Bond. Hemlock in this film version is played by Clint Eastwood, and all the action takes place in the Alps. (Begins Friday at Plaza 1.) "Deliverance" (Plaza 2 at 2:55, 5, 7:05 and 9:10 p.m. today only. Admission $2.25.) "Godfather II" Winner of the Oscar for Best Picture. (Begins Friday at Plaza 2.) 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It has been rated PG and if you want something with which to compare "Jaws" go ahead. (Begins Friday at Plaza 3.) Durham "The Sound of Music" (Quad Flicks on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. in Page Auditorium, Duke Campus.) "The Longest Yard" The Mean Machine with Burt Reynolds at the helm. (Today only at the Carolina.) "The Reincarnation of Peter Proud" Michael Sarrazin plays Peter Proud, a man with a past. It seems that he has existed before as someone else. (Begins Friday at the Carolina.) "Deliverance" (Today only at the Yorktowne.) "Breakout" (Begins Friday at the Yorktowne.) "The Cross and the Switchblade" A religious film made four or five years ago, about a priest who goes to the ghetto to work with the underprivileged. It is being distributed by Billy Graham's organization. (Today only at the Northgate.) "The Prisoner of Second Avenue" Jack Lemmon and Anne Bancroft do what they can with a not so funny Neil Simon play. Most of the jokes that work concern New York paranoia. (Begins Friday at the Northgate.) Late Show "The Last Detail" Two sailors are taking a third to prison (Yorktowne). Music The UNC Department of Music will present Dawn Hannay in a recital of music for the viola at 8 p-m. Tuesday in the Auditorium of Hill Hall. The program will include works by Mozart, Brahms, Hindemith and Milhaud as well as a work composed by her father Roger Hannay, a composer in residence. Admission free. The paintings of Bob Blake are on display in the North Gallery of the Union. "Gods of the Night," a presentation by the Morehead Planetarium that explores the possibilities of life in Mars and mythological stories about other planets. Shows at 8 p.m. daily, 11, 1, 3 & 8 p.m. Saturday and 2, 3 and 8 p.m. Sunday. An exhibit of works by students in the UNC Art Department will be on display through mid-July in the Ackland Art Gallery. OlO "The Prisoner" A videotape episode from the now famous "The Prisoner" series. Patrick McGoohan stars as a man who tries to resign as an international secret agent and is imprisoned in a surrealistic village. His intense efforts are thwarted by the ingenuity of his captors. There will be afternoon showings only from May 22 to 28 in the Union's Music Gallery. Check daily schedule in the Union for times. TFtealre The North Carolina Dance Theatre will present a program including both modern and ballet works at 8:15 p.m. today in Duke's Page Auditorium. Tickets are all general admission, priced at $2 for adults and $1 for all students. The Summer Theatre at Duke will present a staged reading of Dylan Thomas' "Under The Milk Wood" at 8:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in Duke's Branson Theater. Single tickets are $1.25 and may be purchased in advance at Page Box Office.
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