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"Lady Sings the Blue." Hollywood lives on
in this big, glossy, garfoagey, dum-dum
biography of Billie Holiday. The film is almost
rescued by the superb, old-fashioned Oscar
grabbing performance by Diana Ross, but she
has often been clumsily directed and she cannot
carry the burden by herself. Carolina Theatre.
1:40.4:05.6:30,8:55.
"Duck Soup" and "My Little Chickadee."
Marx Brothers and W.C. Fields live again and
again and again. Varsity Theatre. "Duck Soup"
at 1, 3:54, 6:48, 9:42. "My Little Chickadee"
at 2:17, 5:11, 8:05.
"Up the Sandbox." Unsatisfactory comedy
that exploits Women's , Lib themes. Some
excellent moments, but generally a mess. Plaza
1.3:10.5:10,7:10.9:10.
"Alice's Adventures in Wonderland." A new
live action version of the classic got very bad
reviews. Plaza II. 3, 5, 7, 9.
Theatre
"Guys and Dolls." Musical comedy spoof on
Broadway. Opens Tuesday. Village Dinner
Theatre. Buffet at 7 p.m. 8:30 p.m. curtain.
Nightly except Monday.
"Faust, Part I." Randall Jarrell, UNC-G's
late, great poet's translation of Goethe's famous
play. UNC-G in the Taylor Building. Today
through Sunday. 8:30 p.m. nightly. 2:30 p.m.
Feb. 25.
"Monique." Greensboro College Players.
Feb. .22-24. 8:15 p.m. Odell Memorial
Auditorium, Greensboro. Free.
"Moonchildren." Durham Theatre Guild
production. Feb. 21-23 and March 1-3. Allied
Arts theatre in Durham. Vickers Avenue and
Proctor Street. $2 per ticket. Call 682-5519 for
reservations.
"The Merry Widow." The National Opera
Company presents Franze Lehar's musical
Thursday, 8 p.m. North Carolina State
University Student Center Theatre.
"The Intellectual Ladies." Moliere Festival
production by Duke Players in Branson
Theatre. Durham. Thursday through Sunday,
March 2 through 4.
"Gallows Humor." Jack Richardson's
production for Lab Theatre. Richard Mason
directs. Graham Memorial (Room 06) Thursday
at 8. Friday at 4.
"Alice in Wonderland." Directed by Jim
Bissell from the - Manhattan Project
interpretation of the classic fairy tale. Graham
Memorial (Room 06). Friday and Saturday. 8
p.m.
"Much Ado About Nothing." Student
Theatre Guild of North Carolina at the Raleigh
Little Theatre, Saturday and Sunday. 8 p.m.
March 3. Carrboro Elementary School.
Auditions
"On Baile's' Strand." By W.B. Yeats.
Auditions for the Lab Theatre. Wednesday and
Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Grail Room, Graham
Memorial. Directed by Jim Burleson.
Deep Jonah
rf? Open -Jam Session Friday night. Bring
musical instruments. Come to pick, sing or
listen. 8 p.m. Free.
The Reedy Creek Ramblers in concert. Also
Brantley and McClurkin. Vintage flicks. 8 p.m.
Free. Saturday.
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James Hurt on reads the poetry of John
Berry man. Sunday. 8 pjn. Free.
Concerts
Leo Kottke, guitarist and vocalist. Concert
in Memorial Hall. Tonight at 10. Tickets $150
on sale at the Carolina Union Information
Desk.
The Modern Jazz Quartet. Frog and
Nightgown in Village Subway. Cameron Village.
Tuesday through Feb. 26.
Alexis Wiessenberg, pianist. Duke University
Page Auditorium. Today 8:15 p.m. All Chopin
recital.
The Angelicum Orchestra of Milan.
Conducted by Bruno Martinotti. Sunday.
Chapel HiH Concert Series. Memorial Hall. 8
p.m. Tickets, $1 J50 at Union Desk.
Jazz Concert with Dave Mauney and his
quartet. Sunday at 8 p.m. at the New Student
Center Theatre. NJC. State. Raleigh. Featuring
Dave Mauney, musician in residence, Jim
Crawford, tenor sax and Carol Sloane, vocals.
Free, all students and the public invited.
Radio
WCHL. "Interlude." 1360 on the AJVI. dial.
6:15 to 7 p.m. Beethoven's Piano Sonata, Opus
109 and 110.
WCAR. 55 on the AM. dial. Howard Cosell
is on the Wild Jay Daniels Show. Good times
and music with Jay Daniels, Friday. 8 to 1 a.m.;
Saturdays 8 to 11 p.m. "Ascension" on
Saturday nights, 11 p.m. to 3 a.m.. jazz with
Alan Geef.
Television
Film: "And No One Could Save Her." Lee
Remick, Milo O'Shea and Jennie Linden
perform in this suspense story of a rich wife
and a missing husband. 8:30 p.m. Channels 5
and 8.
"America '73." Freedom of the press and
the first amendment with a jailed
newspaperman, taped, excerpts from a House
hearing on shield laws and a panel discussion
with attorney Jack Landau. 8 p.m. Channel 4.
"Eye to Eye Art." An examination of
Medieval romantic ideals in art. 9 p.m. Channel
4.
"Medical Center." Stefanie Powers refuses to
admit symptoms of a serious illness after the
loss of her husband and child. Dr. Kildare (Gary
Miller) and the Medical Center staff to the
rescue. 9 p.m. Channels 2 and 11.
Planetarium
The Astronomy of Astrology An
adventure into science behind astrology for
believers and skeptics. Monday through Friday,
8 p.m. Saturdays, 1 1 a.m., 1 and 3 and 8 p.m.
Sundays, 2, 3, and 8 p.m. Through March 5.
Other
Ted Nugent and the Ambov Dukes in
Concert at Town Hall. Saturday Feb. 24 at 9
p.m. Tickets $4 at the door, or $3 in advance
from Joli's Boutique, the Record Bar, the
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by Tad Stewart
Staff Writer
Sen. Henry M. "Scoop" Jackson (D.
Wash.) 1972 presidential candidate will
speak at 8 pjn. Wednesday February 28
in Memorial Hall as part of the Carolina
Forum and the Curriculum in Peace, War,
Defense spring schedule.
Gary Miller
B. B. Kin
Jackson's Congressional activity,
matched by few members, consists of
chairman of the Senate Interior and
Insular Affairs Committee, chairman of
the subcommittee on National Security
and Internationa Operations and
chairman of the special subcommittee to
monitor the SALT talks.
He is also a member of the Joint
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What do you say about a forty-three year old man who calls his guitar Lucille?
The man who showed rock musicians the likes of Eric Clapton and Mike
Bloomfield, just to name two of the thousands he has influenced, what end of an
electric guitar to play. Leon Russell wrote a song for him ("Hummingbird")- Leon and
Carole King played piano for him on "Indianbla Mississippi Seeds
His London sessions album included rockers Ringo Starr, Jim Keltner, Jim Gordon,
Klaus Voorman, Bobby Keys and Jerry Ragovoy. Bill Szymczyk was his producer long
before he got involved with the James Gang's Yer Album. After touring with the
Stones, Ralph Gleason said, "Thousands of young people came to the Rolling Stones
concert and discovered B.B. King."
The name B.B. King is a legend. Billed as the best blues singer and guitarist, B.B. has
been hard at work proving that title since he got his first guitar at the age of ten.
ABC Records has released an album entitled "The Best of B.B. King" (ABCX-767).
The title is a misnomer. The record may contain the best of B.B. King between the
years 1969 and 1971 , but to say that it is the best of B.B. king is like trying to decide
what is the best of the Beatles.
The album does consist of some of the best electric blues on record:
'Hummingbird," "Caldonia," "Why I Sing The Blues," "The Thrill is Gone," "Ain't
Nobody Home" and "How Blue Can You Get." Most of the songs are taken from four
albums: "Completely Well," "Live at Cook County Jail," "Indianola Mississippi
Seeds," and "B.B. King in London." The cuts have been remixed so they can be heard
in quad, at no extra price.
Everybody wanta know why I sing the blues
Everybody wanta know why I sing the blues
Wella I been around for a long time
And I've paid my dues.
"Why I Sing the Blues
The talent of B.B. King is probably multiplied by the time it has taken him to
receive the recognition he deserves. He has now reached that point. One can only hope
that his fate will be better than other blues artists after they received the fame they
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Committee on Atomic Energy and serves
as an ex-officio member of the Defense
Appropriations subcommittee of the
Committee on Appropriations.
Jackson is the author of many
conservation bills, including the landmark
National Environmental Policy Act and
several national park acts.
He has received four national
conservation awards since 1969 for his
work, including the John Muir Award of
the Sierra Club.
His subcommittee on National
Security and International Operations has
conducted some pioneering inquires on
the role of the National Security Council,
State and Defense Departments and
NATO.
Presently Jackson is working on a
Youth Conservation Corps Act to provide
opportunities for children to get off the
streets in the summers and participate in
conservation work in national forests and
parks.
His National Land Use Policy. Act,
introduced in January 1970 to help state
and local governments improve planning
for environmental, recreational and
industrial use of land, has been termed
one of the most fir-reaching measures in .
Congress.
Jackson gained rational prominence
for his part in challenging Sen. Joseph
McCarthy and for his part in defeating
the efforts to retire Capt. Hyman
Rickover in the 1950s.
He was the red men t of the Legislator
of the Year Award in 1969, given by the
Veterans of Foreign Wars for outstanding
service to the nation.
Jackson .was re-elected to his fourth
term in 1970 with 83.9 per cent of the
vote, a national high for ill the two-party
races for senator or governor that year.
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Jack Richardson's "Gallows Humor"
Thursday at S p.m. and Friday at 4 pjn.
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