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NITE LIFE
Campus
Lolita James Mason is Humbert
Humbert in Kubrick's baroque film of
Nabokov's novel of a man obsessed with
a passion for a nymphet teenager named
Lolita (Sue Lyon). With Peter Sellers
and Shelley Winters. At 6:30 and 9:30
Sunday in Carroll Hall. Free with a
student ID.
Chapel Hill
For local theatres, see advertisements
on this page.
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Chapel Hill
The Station (in Carrboro) Santa
performs at 9 tonight and Saturday.
Admission $1.
Cafe Deja Vu Super Grip Cowboy
Band performs at 8:30 tonight and
Saturday. Admission is $3.
Charlie Goodnight's Staircase
performs at 8:30 tonight and Saturday.
'THEATRE
Playmakers Repertory
Company Tickets are on sale for The
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ERA: War Between The Women
Congress passed the Equal Rights
Amendment tERA) in 1972 and so far
35 states have ratified it, three short of
the 38 required to do so by the March
1979 deadline. This report (being edited
at press time) consists mostly of
interviews with ERA supporters and
opponents, who discuss its possible
effects on such issues as Social Security
benefits, child-support laws, alimony
and abortion. Howard K. Smith
reports. At 10 p.m. Saturday on
Channel 5.
Masterpiece Theatre Upstairs.
Downstairs begins its fourth and final
season with an episode set in 1919.
World War I has ended and cheering
crowds line the streets of London, but
there is little to cheer about at Eaton
Palace. James is a brooding and
reclusive widower, his newly remarried
father is moving out, and the servants
are beginning to realize they may no
longer be needed. At 10 p.m. Saturday
on Channel 4.
Roots Adapted from Alex Haley's
best seller, Roots dramatizes a century
in Haley's family history from his
ancestors life in 18th-century tribal
Africa to their emancipation in the post
Civil War South. The eight-part drama
begins in Africa with the birth of Kunta
Kinte, Haley's great-great-great-greatgrandfather.
For Kunta, village life is
carefree in its simplicity and rich in
tradition and, at 17, he undergoes the
grueling rite of manhood. But soon after
his initiation, the slavers arrive and put
Kunta in chains aboard a ship bound for
America. The series will be shown over
the next seven evenings. At 9 p.m.
Sunday on Channel 5.
Rex Reed liked both of them
Two 1976 films, Taxi Driver and Seven Beauties, debut this weekend as part of the
Union's film series. There is free admission to Seven Beauties, but the more violent Taxi
Driver has a $ 1 admission charge.
Taxi Driver stars Robert De Niro as a New York City cab driver, Travis Bickle, who
becomes compulsively involved with the city's night people while driving his beat through
the seamy parts of the city. He moves alone through the crowd, detached, until his trigger
for violence finally gives way. Cybill Shepherd stars as the classy, upright woman who
passes through his life with such a great impact. The explicit violence, which earned the
film its very controversial reviews, occurs for the most part at the end of the film.
Seven Beauties is considered one of Italian filmmaker Lina Wertmuller's best films. She
also wrote and directed widely acclaimed films such as Swept A way and The Seduction of
Mimi.
The swarthy but sensuous deckhand who swept the wealthy and beautiful Raffaella off
her bitchy little feet in Swept A way also stars in Seven Beauties. He is Giancarlo Giannini,
Wertmuller's most frequently used actor. He plays Pasqualino, a would-be mafxoso who
winds up in a Nazi concentration camp where he goes to any lengths of strategy to survive.
Taxi Driver shows at 7 and 9:30 p.m. tonight in Carroll Hall. Seven Beauties shows at 7
and 9:30 p.m. Saturday in Carroll and is preceded by the short Bags.
Office in Graham Memorial Building.
Admission prices are $4.50 on weekdays
and $4.90 on the weekend.
Village Dinner Theatre Godspell,
the musical with a rock beat based on
the Gospel of St. Matthew is now
running through Jan. 30. The doors
open at 6:30 p.m. and tickets are $12.50
Friday and Saturday and $11 Sunday
through Thursday.
MU1IE
Patti Smith will appear at 8 tonight in
Memorial Hall. Tickets are $3. Her
widely growing reputation has earned
her the status of queen of "punk rock," a
music genre that she created. Her first
album Hones received the Grand Prix
du Disque from the A cad em ie Charles
Cros in France.
Damascus Road, a Christian rock
band from Burlington will appear at 8
tonight at the Presbyterian Student
Center. Admission is free.
Dave Brubeck Tickets are on sale
for the Dave Brubeck concert at 7:30
and 9:30 p.m., Jan. 25 at the Stewart
Theatre on the N.C. State Campus.
I ndividual ticket prices are $5. For more
information, call Raleigh: 737-3105.
AbbERY
National Student Printmakers
Exhibition is showing at the Ackland
Art Center through Jan. 30. Ackland
hours are Tuesday through Saturday 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. and 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday.
Free.
Compardies Decatur Jones and
Grinding Concern perform at 9 tonight
and Saturday. Admission $1.
Gryphon Dale Foster and the Up
Front Trio perform at 9 tonight and
Saturday. Admission $2.
Cat's Cradle Mike Cross performs
at 9 tonight and Saturday. Admission is
$2 for the entire night.
Raleigh
Pier Randall Bramblett performs at
8 and 10:30 tonight and Randall
Bramblett and Sea Level perform at 8
and 10:30 on Saturday. Admission is $4
per show.
Crucible. The play will show at 8 p.m.
from Jan. 25 through 29 and Feb. 1
through 5 in the Playmakers Theatre.
Tickets are available at the Union Desk,
Ledbetter-Pickards, The Print Shop in
Chapel Hill and the Playmakers Box
Morehead Planetarium Cosmic
Showcase will be showing through
March 14 at 8 every evening. Admission
is $1.25 for students and $1.50 for
adults.
107th Edition of Ringling Bros,
and Barnum & Bailey Circus The
Greatest Show on Earth will open at
the Greensboro Coliseum on Feb. 15,
for 12 performances through Feb. 20.
Prices range from $4 to $6. For more
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Concertgebouw Orchestra performs at 9
p.m. The orchestra will play
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Orchestra No. 3 in C Minor and
Scriabin's Symphony No. 3 in C Major,
"The Divine Poem." The conductor is
Kiril Kondrashin and the pianist is
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Saturday North Carolina Folklife:
Chatham County Lies and Blues at 8
p.m.
Sunday The New York
Philharmonic performs Mahler's
Symphony 8 at 3 p.m. James Levine is
the conductor. An Eving with The
Italian Songbook At 7 p.m. Hugo
Wolfs program of the 1976 Salzburg
Festival will be performed. .
Overloaded transformer causes
eiaht-hour blackout at Estes Park
At least 36 residents of the Estes Park
apartment complex were without electricity
for almost eight hours Thursday when a
transformer serving two buildings
overloaded and burned.
A spokesperson for Duke Power blamed
Wednesday's 10 degree low temperature,
which he said prompted Estes Park residents
to use more electricity than the equipment
could handle.
Electricity was off between 8 a.m. and 3:30
p.m. Thursday.
The transformer that burned was designed
to cut off automatically when the power
consumed reached two and one-half times
the normal capacity. However, the
transformer heated so rapidly Thursday
morning that it was on fire' before the
automatic switch could turn off. The burned
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