Exciting Things Are
Happening At Spirit Square!
Exciting things are
happening at Spirit Square.
For the next two weekends,
the Tarradiddle Players
will present “Don’t Count
■.Your Chickens Until They
Cry Wolf,” a musical tour
through Aesop’s Fables
that mixes ancient wisdom
with today’s wit.
On October 20 and 21,
the Negro Ensemble Com
pany will present the
award-winning play, “A
Soldier’s Play." The story
centers around a striking
J. murder-mystery and a
man’s searclT’for dignity
—amid the tangle uf OlJftgle~
and new hope confronting
World War II America. For
those of you who don’t
know this, “A Sol
dier’s Play has been
adapted to film and stars
Howard Rollins and Patti
LaBelle. The movie should
be playing in a local the
atre soon.
Several exhibits are on
display at Knight Gallery,
including Russ Warren:
., “Erahlems. .of. .the. Unsee- •
able: 193844,” “Kenneth
Murray: Portrait of Ap
palachia” and “Works by
Duane Michals.” Michals’
works will be on display in
the Light Factory Gallery.
The fourth annual
“Friends of Spirit Square”
campaign is now in ses
sion until November 9.
Campaign drive leaders
have set as their goal to
recruit 1,200 Friends and to
raise $110,000. To become a
Friend of Spirit Square,
donations in ranges of $30
to $5,000 are solicited.
But if you need more
information about being a
Friend to the Arts Center
or about the times and cost
of the plays mentioned, call
372-9664 or 3764883, respec
tively.
--FAMILY DAY
..The WGIV and TTie
Charlotte Post families
invite your family to join
them for a day of activi
ties and fun. In addition to .
the first annual Martin "
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CHARLOTTE
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Luther King Jr. Torch Run
and Walk-A-Thon and voter
—i egislrullUil, entertain
ment will be provided by
local church choirs, bands
and break dancers. Neigh
borhood exhibits will be on
display and are to be
judged for awards. These
activites will take place
at Revolution Park Satur
day, October 6, from 11
a.m. to 8 p.m.
RUTLEDGE COLLEGE
..Rutledge College will
. .sponsor.a-.talent--show ■
October 6 from 5-7 p.m. in
the Greenville Center, 1330
Spring Street. Entertain
ment will be provided by
Rutledge College students
and will include singing,
dancing and modeling. Hie
cost is $1 and proceeds will
r-— - - ' i ■
go to the Student Govem
ipent at lha
school. For more informa
tion, call 332-2625.
NSLEOA
ANNUALDANCE
. .The North State Law En
forcement Officers Asso
ciation, Charlotte Chapter
will host its annual dance,
Saturday, October 6, at the
Civic Center from 9 p.m. -1
a.m. Tickets are $6 each
and may be obtained from
any known NSLEOA mem
ber or at the door. En-_
•' tfettAmmemT is ‘ 16' be pro
vided by Midnight Blue and
the attire for the occasion
is “Looking Good.” Call F.
Coley at 372-7320 for more
information.
ARTSCHOOL
. .Several positions are
open at the ArtSchool. The
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2820 Sooth Boulevard
Charlotte. N.C. 28224
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institution is looking for
someone tc serve as fulfil"
drive volunteers, regular
volunteers, gallery artists
and instructors. For the
volunteer positions call
942-2041 and for the other
openings send slides and-or
resumes to: Linda
D’Lorenzo, ArtSchool,
Carr Mill, Carrboro, NC
27510.
9th DISTRICT DEBATE
. .The two forces, Alex Mc
Millan and D. G. Martin
. wiU-jnseL.beadTon. in,^.
debate. Both political can
didates are running for a
seat in the U.S. Congress
from the 9th Congressional
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anchor, Bob Inman, will
moderate the event to be
televised Sunday, October
7, at 6:30 p.m. on Chan
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VP DEBATE
j.-Vice Presidential can- ,
didate, Geraldine Ferraro,
and Vice President, George
Bush, will square off in a
heated debate Thursday,
October 11, at 9 p.m. This
will be the first and last
debate between the two
politicians prior to the No
vember election. You won’t
want to miss it.
-■"“VICTORY TOI'fT
I know you’ve probably
have heard enough about
the Jacksons’ Victory
Tour, but this is note
worthy. They have given
away nearly a third of a
million dollars worth of
tickets to underprivileged
and handicapped young
sters. At the onset of the
tour, the brothers agreed
that a minimum of 400
tickets be given away.
—“Making people happy is
what we're all about and
these are the people who
need that happiness more
than anyone else,” re
plied Marlon Jackson.
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