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The Pendukjm
Thursday. February 23.199^
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Jacobean pageant brings
music, dance, food, writings
by 1^1 Harms
PRINCELY DINiIMG: Elon students rehearse for this weekend’s Jacobean Din
ner. A three course meal will be served and chamber music played for the
weekend festivities.
By Tra^ IMtM
Staff Writer
During the summer of 1983.
Dr. Cardon V. Burnham of the
Elon College fine arts depart
ment did extensive research on
the Jacobean period, the rule
of King James 1 of Great Bri
tain.
The result of Burnham’s re
search will be a Jacobean din-
ner-pageant presented here on
Friday, Saturday. Sunday, at 7
p.m. on second-Hom' McEwen
Dining HalL
Burnham collected more
than 100 pieces of authentic
music from the Jacobean era.
and he also wrote several
scores especially for the din
ner theatre.
“The dinner that will be
served at the pageant will be
Epical of the food served dur
ing the Jacobean reign.” Bur
nham said. However, he added,
due to time and the inability of
people to eat as much as they
did in the seventeenth centni;,
the menu will be much less ex
tensive than the 32 courses that
mi^t have been served back
then.
After the meal, two authentk
Jacobean dances will be per
formed. The Pavane and Gal-
liard have been choreog
raphed by Pat Gray, dance in
structor at Elon. with assist
ance by an expert from UNC-
Greensbpro in Elizabethan/
Jacobean Dance.
The costumes, which were
designed and made by Evelyn
Miller, chief designer of dance
at the North Carolina School of
the Arts, will fill the stage with
color and authenticity.
Burnham said the dinner-
theatre is light, funny, and en
tertaining. yet dramatic.
For information, reserva
tions or tickets contact Elon
College at 584-9711 or the Arts
Center at 22&4495l
...the silver screen
...on the road
...after sundown
BUMJMGTOM-CEAHAM
CLNEMA (MaiD Street, Kraha— 22S-14Mt ‘‘Foot
loose.”'
CIRCL£ G (Hwy. JT7 NoitJi, 584-70511; “All About
Ajmette.” ‘“Blondes have noie Km "
JANUS tZajrre Shopping Center, 228-182t»: “Night of
the Zombies.’’ “Teims of EndeamenL”
PARK TWIN IN. Chaich St, 22fr4447)t; “Lassiler,"’
“Weekend Pass.”
TERRACE (HoUje HillHlall East, 228-19811t “Blame it
on Rio,’' “In Search ot a Golden Sk¥'-“
GKEENSBOKO
CAROLINA CIRCLE SIX (Carolina Cirrle Mall B»i-
0333): “Never Cry Wolf,”" “'Silkvood’".
“Broadway Danny Rose,” “UnfaitlirBlly
Yoms,’” “Blaine it on Rio.’' “Footloase.’'
CINEMA (Four Seasons ItalL 8S2-408S)I: “Lassiter,”
"Blaine it on Rio,” “ClnfaitlifUIy Yonis.”
“Weekend Pass.”
GOLDENGATE1 & 2(Golden Gate Shi^iping Center.
275-na6)t “Retnn irf'tbe Jedi,” “Tlie Keep.”
JANUS C1416 Northwood. 272-1200): “Star 80,” “Lassi
ter.” “Rear Windov,” “The Big Chill;’"
“Broadway Danny Rose ”
QUAKER VnXAGE dNESlA (Quaker Village Shop
ping Cfenler, 2M-1113): “D.C Cab," “Flashd-
ance”
ROYAL ONE THEATER (3373 High Point Rd., 855-
9504): “Show Me Yonr Love,” “Sex Ritiial of
theOccnlL”
TERRACE (Friendly Shopping Center, 299-4446):
“Footloose,” “Silksood.” “The Right SInff**
FEB. 24; Robert Starling (Stewart Theater,
N.C. State University)
MARCH 1: Gordon Lightfoot (War Memo
rial Auditorium, GreensboroX
MARCH 6: Andy Grant (Civic Center,
Ralei^)
MARCH 9: Sweet Honey in the Rock, with
Elizabeth C^tten (Durham Senior
High)
MARCH 14: Holly Near (Memorial Au
ditorium, UNC-Chapel Hill)
MARCH 16; Statler Brothers (Greensboro
Coliseum)
MARCH 17; Mike Cross (Stewart Theater
N.C. State University)
MARCH 23: Paul Winter Concert (Memo
rial Hall, UNC-Chapel Hill)
MARCH 23: The Pretenders, with The
Alarm (Civic Center. Ralei^)
MARCH 31: Luther Vandross (Greensboro
Coliseum)
.around campus
TODAY: CoU^ Coflee, 9-.30 a.m.
Fra. 24: SUB Movie. “Rocky m.” Whitley. 8 D m.
FEB. 24,25,26: Jacobean Dinuer-Pageant l^r-
formances. 2nd McEwen, 7:30 p.m.
FEB. 28: Lyceum, Robert Blocher. Whitl^ 8
p.UL
FEB. 28-MARCH 2: Carolinas Conference
men’s basketball tournament. Alumni’
GynL
BUKLINGTON-GRAHAM
J.IL’S SALOON (Trollingwood Road at 1-85,
Mebane. 563-2819): Rockin Horse,
touight-Saturday.
PLUS 21 LOUNGE (Best Western Inn, 584-0151):
Beach music, tonight; DJ F^day and
Saturday.
RUMORS (Ramada Inn, 227-5541): Razor,
tonight and Friday; The Tams,
Saturday.
GREENSBORO
CATTLEMAN’S CLUB (340 Spur Road,
Pleasant Garden): Fire Creek, tonight-
Saturday.
DADIO’S (3404 High Point Road): Disco 8 p.n--l
a.m. Monday-^turday.
FIFTH SEASON (Holiday Inn-Four Seasons):
The Castaways. tonight-Saturday.
FRANKLIN’S OFF FRIENDLY (Guilford Col
lege -Jamestown Road & Friendly Ave-
nue): Jerry Stinson, piano, tonight
RUCK’S (Quaker Village Shopping Center): Ta
lent contest, tonight
MISTY’S CZ901 Spring Garden): On tour with
Brian Huskey, tonight
SOMEWHIKE ELSE TAVERN (2017 Freeman
Mill Road): Outer Limits, tonight
TREVI FOUNTAIN (709 E. Market St): Ladi«
night, toni^t
YENROFS RESTAURANT (^wnn Randleman
Road): Billy McDougal, vocalist and
oigan, tonight