4 The Daily Tar Heel Friday. April 15. 1977
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The Neurobiology Program
Tenth Anniversary Symposium
Dr. Seymour Benzer
ainurma instuuie ot lecnnoiogy
"The Uses of Genetics in Problems of the Nervous System
and Behavior"
Dr. Sydney Brenner
Medical Research Council - Cambridge
"Genetics of Complex Systems
Professor Bernard Katz
University College London
"The Release of the Neuromuscular Transmitter and the
Present State of the Vesicular Hypothesis"
Monday, April 18, 1977
1 P.M.
Memorial Hall
E1NEMA
Chapel Hill
Buffalo Bill and The Indians - Altman returns to the
atmosphere that marked his MtCaheand Mrs. Miller in this loose
adaptation of Kopit's play Indians. Paul Newman is Buffalo Bill
and a complete sham who is hoisted on a gullible and anxious
public by his show-bi managers. Then Chief Sitting Bull joins the
show with his own ideas and dreams. With Joel Grey, Harvey
Keitel. Geraldine Chaplin, and Will Sampson. At 7 and 9:30
tonight in Carroll Hall. Admission SI. Tickets are available at the
Union desk. No money will be taken at the door.
Badlands Martin Sheen and SLssy Spacek play two young
people who suddenly go on a murder spree, while constantly
running from the law. Based on an actual incident. Badlands
explores the cool psyches ol these two misfits and their effect on a
terrified Midwest. Also the short Pistol. At 7 and 9 W pm
Saturday in Carroll Hall, l-ree.
Yojimbo Kurosawa"s only full-length comedy-satire, about a
Samurai bodyguard (Toshiro Mifune) who turns the tables on the
treacherous people he is supposed to guard. Not just an
adventurous spectacle. Yojimho has traces of what could be called
a Brechtian parable. At 7 and 9:30 p.m. Sundav in Carroll Hall.
Free.
Raleigh
A Luta Continua Undoubtedly the best movie on the current
African liberation struggle in Mozambique. Also Chile With
Poems and duns, the story of Chile after the military coup in I973.
At 7 and 9:15 p.m. Saturday at the Hargraves Community Center.
A donation of $1.50 is requested.
For local theatres see advertisements on p. 3.
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TELEVISION
Sweet Hostage An unusual movie in which Martin Sheen
plays a lugitive mental patient who recites Coleridge and fancies
himself Kubla Khan, ensconced in a "stately pleasure dome" his
tumbledown New Mexican hideaway. Linda Blair is an ill-educated
tomboy, his kidnaped audience, who is at first frightened, then
charmed by this improbable prince and his fantasy world. At 9
tonight on Channel 5.
Chicago Soul II a concert of soul music with Don Cornelius
and the Spinners as hosts. Bill Withers, the Dramatics. Johnnie
Taylor, and the Chi-Lites are some of the scheduled guests. At I
Saturday morning on Channel 28.
Masterpiece Theatre -Georgina and some friends uke
Richard's car for an ill-fated jov ride in Part 13 of Upstairs.
Downstairs. At 10 p.m. Saturday on Channel 4.
United Cerebral Palsy Telethon -Among the scheduled
guests are actress-singer Kay Stevens, comedian Marty Allen, actor
Barry Williams. The telethon runs through Sunday afternoon. At
10 p.m. Saturday on Channel 5.
Celebrity Challenge ol the Sexes -Sportscasters Vin Scully
and Phyllis George are the hosts as TV and motion-picture stars
engage in athletic competition between the sexes. At 8 p.m. Sunday
on Channel II.
21 Hours at Munich -dramatizes a tragic chapter from recent
history, when eight Arab terrorists held nine Israeli athletes hostage
at the 1 972 Olympics. Jim McKay narrates sequences of the drama,
which was filmed on location. At 9 p.m. Sunday on Channel 5.
World of Darkness A tale of the occult focusing on a writer
who dies on an operating table- and then is revived. His short
lived contact with death, however, has its after-effects: he's called
upon by supernatural voices to help a woman prove her father
didn't kill himself. At 10 p.m. Sunday on Channel II.
Pallisers -Widowed Phineas Finn returns to run again for
Parliament in Part II. but his career is threatened by his friendship
with Lady Laura Kennedy. At 10 p.m. Sunday on Channel 4.
NITE LIFE
Chapel Hill
- Cat's Cradle Green Valley Ramblers perform at 9:30 tonight
and Saturday.
Compardiea Skinny performs at 9 tonight and Saturday.
Admission SI.
Gryphon Ted Tom. Ted and Marcie perform at 9 tonight and
Saturday.
Raleigh
Cafe Dea Vu-Lofer's Glory perform at 9 tonight and
Saturday. Admission $2.50.
' Charlie Goodnight'! Razmatau performs at 9:30 tonight.
Admission $3 for guys and S2 for girls. Crimson performs at 9:30
p.m. Saturday. Admission S2 for guys and $2 for girls.
Pier -The Contenders perform at 9 tonight and Saturday.
THEATRE
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Duke Players- present Happy Birthday. Wanda June at 8:15
tonight through Sunday in Branson Theatre on the Duke
University campus. Tickets are S3. 50 tonight and Saturday and S3
on Sunday. Tickets are available at the Page Box Office. For more
information call 684-3181.
Stewart Theatre- presents Sherlock Holmes at 3 and 8 p.m.
Sunday on the NCSU campus. For more information call 737-
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throughSundav. 1 he doors open at 6:30 p.m. and tickets are S 1 2.50
tonight and Saturday and SI I on Sunday.
Playmaker Repertory Company Tickets are on sale for Once
in a Lifetime, an uproarious comic romp through the early days of
Hollywood. The show will be presented April 19-23 andApnl 26-30
in Playmaker's Theatre. Tickets are available at the PRC box office
in Graham Memorial, the Print Shop, and Ledbetter Pickard t.
MUSIE
ri a Trio -will oerform at 8 tonight in Jones
Auditorium on the Meredith College campus, free aamission.
Momingstar- This Christian rock band will perform at 8
tonight at St. Thomas More Catholic Church. Sponsored by the
Cornerstone. Admission is free.
Southern Polk Festltral-At 2 p.m. Saturday on Ehnnghaus
Field contemporary music will be performed by Jane Sapp, the St.
Helena Singers. Lili Mae Ledford. Drink Small, and Anne
Romaine.
Davtd Bromberg The David Bromberg Band will perform at 8
p.m. Saturday in Memorial Hall. Tickets are S3 and are on sale at
the Union Desk.
UNC Women's Glee Club will perform at 4 p.m. Sunday in
Hill Hall. Free.
Martha Flowers -will perform at 4 p.m. Sunday in the Fmish
galleries at the N.C. M useum of Art. She is a professor of voice at
UNC.
ftochetle Travis, soprano and Wilton Mason, piano will
perform at 8 p.m. Sunday in Hill Ml. Free.
GALLERY
Asian Art Exhibit An exhibition of Indian and Southeast
Asian Art is showing at the Ackland Art M useum through Sunday.
Ackland hours are Tuesday through Saturday 10a.m. to 5 p.m. and
2 to 6 p.m. Sunday. Free.
Planetarium North Gallery Exhibit Watercolors by Nadine
Vartainan are showing through the month of April . Hours are 10
a.m. to S p.m. and 7:30 to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday. 2 to 5
p.m. and 7:30 to 10 p.m. Sundays.
Photography Exhibit Photographs by Cliff Haac and
Richard Leison will be showing April 17-May 7 in the art school in
Carrboro.
RADIO
WXYC-FM 89.3
At 10:30 p.m. Sunday Artist Profile. Featured in this week's
edition is an interview and music by one of the most popular groups
in English rock music history.
CGC seat deadline
The deadline for filing petitions for the
District 1 9 Campus Governing Council (CGC)
seat is 5 p.m. today.
Michael Hawkin, elections board
chairperson, said a special election for the seat
will be held Wednesday to fill the vacancy left
when the write-in winner of the regular spring
election declined to take office.
District 19 includes all undergraduates
residing outside of Orange or Durham
counties and those living in the southeastern
part of Orange County not included in District
16. .
No petitions had been filed as of Thursday.
Petitions are available in Suite C of the
Carolina Union.
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