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_B?w_SECCA exhibition .
Last week the dilligent tiousness among the stu- j
efforts of Rev. Jesse dent population here in Los I
Jackson were coupled with Angeles, and this \ event,
the lending hand of celebri- serves to heighten attenties
in support, as his tions of these efforts on
PUSH for Excellence cam- several levels.
paign for high school stu- Besides recognizing
dents brings off-a first for these students who've
the organization and the opted to excel and not to be
Los Angeles area. expelled, the event will also
On Saturday April 21st. have a portion of its festiviRev.
Jackson, PUSH for ties set aside to say a
Excellence and the. assist- special thank you to the j
ing celebrities held 1 the parents of these students,
first annual "Pnth-A- who've shown theii\support
Thon" at Dodger Stadium of Rev. Jackson's PUSH-for
for deserving students, -Excellence by becoming
their parents, and the gene- actively involved.
ral public. 44Hollywood Hotline":
The purpose of tllis event The > tracrio nlflw /?* ??H
is to recognize the \ten death of Gordon Parks Jr.
thousand students through- in Nairobi, Kenya brought
out the Los Angeles area, the 44 year old film director
who \ have successfully and still photographer * the
adapted to the principles of most publicity he has.had*
Rev. Jackson's PUSH-for- since he gained fame for
Excellence program. In directing the famous 44Sushort
these principles for perfly." His other \ films
the pupils are...hard work, included 4'Three the Hard
respect for parents and Way,'V.''T3??nisin<&3uid
teachers, character build- Bushrod," and 44Aaron
ing and discipline. loves Angela." Abiding by
The importance of this an oftexpressed wish to
event is truly magnified at leave some of himself in
the present, a time when Africa, his \body was credrug
abuse, teenage preg- mated and some of the
nancy, school vandalism, ashes \spread over the land
and drop out problems are there. The * rest were
?at-alarming -new -levels -in?returned ?here. Services?
?many:of the^schoolsr Rev. were held in Nairobi on?
? Jackson's PUSH-for:Excel- Thursday and in NYC on
lence incentive has already Saturday at the UN Chapel,
gathered national attention ChoreographerAlvin
^ f A * a1 A ?
ior u s spreading 01 rne Alley nas oeen named winpositives
in the conscien- ner of the 1979 Capezio
Prized
Pianist to ~m?
Perform I rn
Nanette Kaplan, winner H J
of the 1979 Pittsburgh Con- H
cert Society auditions, will H
play a guest piano recital H Jjar
Sunday afternoon, April 29, H
in Crawford Hall at the H r fiESU
North Carolina School of H f f j
the Arts. The recital will be ?
at 4 p.m. - not in the H
evening as. previously announced
- and is open to the H
public without charge. H fl
Ms. Kaplanvs program H
will include the Mozart H 9K
Sonata in C Minor (K. 457); H
the \ second series from
Debussy's "Images"; H
Samuel Barber's Sonata in H /. \
E Flat Minor (Op.. 26) and a H / 7/
Chopin group of two H
etudes, the E Flat Nocturne H
(Op. 5, No. 2) and the H ?
Fantasie in F. Minor* (Op. H
I bne
Y ine young pianisi rcqieved
early training at the H
Juilliard School as a scholarship
student in the pre- H
college division, studying H *
with Edgar Roberts and the I
late Mme. Rosina I
Lhevinne. With AwB. and mam a
Master of Music degrees H / ^fV
from the Yale University H
School of Music, she is H
currently completing doc- H
professor of music at Slippery
Rock State College. |
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'Sounder
Martin Ritt, director ol
Sounder, Norma Rae, and
many other critically acclaimed
and popular movies,
will be the featured
gjj' . speaker at the N.?. Film
I Festival May 4 at 8:30 p.m.
in Stewart Theater on the
campus of N.C. State Uni
versity in Raleigh.
"We are thrilled that Mr.
Ritt will appear at our film
festival," said coordinator
v Lorraine Laslett, a N.C.
Museum of Art staff memwiiwwmaMff~
).n ..m. ??i?i.m'l?"11 nut 'Bwy'BirmTTW
n li ~ rr i i Biff bin mnrlrfm rkm
feature film, he has sur
; _ vived the dramatic changes
.. _ .. ^ ^ii|V Lliq Inr T2\
his aeathetic and dramatic
H senses intact.
For the first time this
_? a. i - A
iiwpjwujiuuipwwil year, the Film Festival isl
jsl
W^r il
l^' . "-%4N&*
Jesse jackson
Dance Award, a SI,000 the Performing Arts ai
prize established on 1952 by Lincoln Center. Ailey's
the Capezio Foundation in company opens a three*
recognition of significant week spring session,- May
contributions -to ^the-world -2^2Q atCity^ Center and: will
of dance: : give three premieres.
Singer Roberta Flack, a Roscoe, Lee Brown is
board member of Ailey's drawing raves for his role
American Dance Theatre, ^ the neighbor in CBSwill
present the award April TV's new comedy, "Miss
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being sponsored by the southern experience with a
i state Museum of Art. A production of The Long Hoi
competition for resident Summer, a film based on a
filmmakers and video pro- short story by William
I ducers, the Festival is also Faulkner and starring Paul
i a two-day series of work- Newman, Joanne
shops, lectures, and panel "Woodward and Orson
discussions on the promises Welles. The following year
and problems of movie- Ritt directed Joanne
making in North Carolina. Woodward, Yul Bfenner
All events are open on a and Ethel Waters in a
general admission basis production of Faulkner's
free of charge. The Sound and the Fury.
Ritt has directed nume- Perhaps Norma is
rous pictures^ about the destined to become RitterJsJ
' Lonrmck, 1 fflffi" HlULi millUUL Hllll
on a South Carolina island of the on-going dispute
- peopled by poor, illiterate- between-labor unions and
performance. Sounder, Una dispute in particularstarring
Cicely Tyson and the film has generated spePaul
Winfield, was ac- cial interest in the state,
claimed as "a break- Movie critics nationwide
through in Black films," have praised the film for
and earned an Academy Ritt's deft directing and the
Award nomination for best acting performance of Sally I
picture in 1972. Field, a performance which j
In 1958 Ritt demon- has> been termed "per- |
strated his interest in the feet," ^
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