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6 Weekender Friday, October 28. 1977 f) I - 4 Rick, lisa and Sam go over some old memories in one of the screen's all time great movies, Casablanca. This is the second in the Carolina Theatre's Bogart Series, and it runs only one week. Admission is a special $2. Advertisement. Continued from page 5. Sunday Bill Dooley: Football - Highlights of Saturday's North Carolina vs. Maryland game. At noon on Channel II. NFL Football - T he Philadelphia Eagles meet the Redskins in Washington, D.C. at I p.m. on Channel II: The San Diego Chargers lace the Dolphins in Miami at I p.m. on Channel 28; The Pittsburgh Steelers play the Colts in Baltimore at 4 p.m. on Channel 28. Cool Hand Luke(1967)- Paul Newman gives a magnificent performance as a spirited rebel member of a Southern chain gang. George Kennedy won an Oscar for his forceful portrayal of the convict leader. At 5 p.m. on Channel 5. Masterpiece Theatre: Angel In fliis concluding episode, Dickens writes A Christmas Carol following a visit to the London slums. At 9 p m. on Channel 4. The Amish: A People of Preservation -This documentary, filmed in the Amish community in Lancaster County, Pa., explores the people who refuse to sacrifice their way of life for convenience or progress, and their difficulty in living side-by-side with the modern world. At lOp.m.onChanneU. theatre Equus - This is the last weekend of the Playmakers Repertory Theatre's production of Peter Shaffer's Tony Award-winning play. The story revolves around the psychiatric treatment of a boy who blinds six horses. Shows at 8 p.m. F- riday and Saturday and at 2 p.m. Sunday. Second Time Around - The Village Dinner theatre of Raleigh opens with another show this weekend, a comedy starring Broderick Crawford. Call 506-8343 for information. The Firebugs - The Duke University Players present this comedy at 8: 1 5 p.m. in Branson Theatre, on East Campus The Little Foxes- This compelling story of sibling rivalries is playing at 8 p.m. Kriday and Saturday at N.C. State University'y Thompson Theatre. The Legend of Sleepy Hollow At Raleigh's Pullen Park Children's threatre Saturday and Sunday at 3 p.m. At 4 p.m. both davs. the Puppets in the Park will present the Lost Dragon. For information call 744-6058. You're a Good Man Charlie Brown - The UNC-Greensboio Department of Drama presents this musical favorite at 8: 15 p.m. Friday and Saturday and at 2; 15 Sunday in Taylor Theatre. radio In Focus WDBS.FM 107 presents The Who and B.B. King from 6 to 1 1 p.m. Friday. Scar Wars - Hear the continuing saga at 9 p.m. each Friday on WXYC, 89.3 FM. Classics in Stereo - The Sunday Concert on WDBC-FM I07from 7 to II a.m. and noon to 1 p.m. nite life Cat's Cradle - Sportin' Life plays Friday and Saturday nights; Sunday is Jaz Night with Paul Miles and the slsley Tradition. The Mad Hatter Wind Jammer is featured Friday andSaturday nights; Santa performs Sunday. The Station - This weekend's groups are Jim Magil and Frank l)ietr( Friday), Skatin' (Saturday) and West F. Street Sextet (Sundav. gallery Ackland Memorial Art Center - I he exhibit features approximately 135 objects illustrating the impact of the Art Nouveau movement in Hungary. Last weekend. Restaurant lacks national character Rendezvous elsewhere for food, atmosphere A relatively recent addition to the Chapel Hill gastronomic scene is the Rendezvous Restaurant on Franklin Street. Rendezvous bills itself as an Italian-American resaturant, a vague assertion permitting a liberal interpretation, but it possesses;- little national character. v The atmosphere at Rendezvous is somewhat less than stimulating. UnopenU bottles of cheap, Italian Chianti hang from the ceiling like model airplanes in a science exhibit. In a concession to the ecology movement, the Rendezvous register offers abode to one lonely plant. One would be willing to ignore such shortcomings if the food were dining By BREST KU I.MAS The Rendezvous Restaurant 157S E. Franklin St. Open seven days, 11 a m. -midnight promising. Unfortunately, the confusing menu offers little culinary imagination: standard Italian dishes as well as the usual local fare. The Soup du Jour was a nonexistent offering. The wine list offers some distinction but consists largely of French and German wines. The Italian selections were undistinguished a Chianti and a Lambrusco. LEARNING TOGETHER INC. PRESENTS A Tennis Classic sponsored by Hardee's SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Reynolds Coliseum N.C. State University 7:30 Exhibition ROD LAVER VS. ROY EMERSON WORLD CLASS PLAYERS DOUBLES 8 game pro set Rod Laver & Junie Chatman, UNC vs. .Roy Emerson & John Joyce, NCSU Reserved seats $10.00, General Admission $4.00 Available at Hackney's, University Mall & Carolina Union Our greatest disappointment was the loud itself. A tossed salad saluted us with brown-tipped iceberg lettuce, garnished with barely perceptible shav ings of carrot and onion and topped with a solitary tomato wedge. The shrimp salad was a three-scoop cafeteria treat a scoop of shrimp " salad guarded on one side by cole slaw and on the other by a pugnacious potato salad. The Rendezvous Special was a rather tasteless combination: pieces of shish kebab on pita bread topped with lettuce, tomato cubes and a cucumber based sauce. It attractively was planted on a rectangular bed of Reynolds Wrap. The piza was acceptable by Chapel H ill standards, but it, as well as the other pasta dishes, was tainted by that typical affectation of mediocre Greek chefs an overly generous hand with the olive oil. The intelligent epicure can be consoled by the high turnover rate this location has suffered. Meanwhile, this writer is compelled to rendezvous elsewhere. Rendezvous is open from 1 1 a.m. to midnight daily. Entrees moderately are priced, ranging from $2 to $7. THIS SPACE FOR RENT Phone 933-1163 LUSCIOUS NATURAL FOODS SERVED IN A FRIENDLY, COZY SETTING jo 17 cafe CONTINENTAL VEGETARIAN AND SEAFOOD CUISINE EXOTIC SALADS, SANDWICHES AND OMELETTES HOMEMADE SOUPS, BREADS AND DESSERTS SMOOTHIES, SHAKES, HERBAL TEAS AND COFFEE CHOICE SELECTION OF DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED BEER AND WINE (Bring this ad for a 50C discount on a dinner) MON.-SAT.: 11:30-2:30 & 5:30-9:30 452 W. FRANKLIN ST. 967-6731 ; Elect BILL THORPE Chapel Hill Alderman I believe that students should actively participate in town government. It elected. I will encourage student involvement by circulating memos S to campus organizations Informing them or all vacancies on town BUCK 3) n tines 6eARUv OR COUPON n I w - 2 WOS or ENCHILADAS AY? TACcffze ITACOSMAU y- j tit .... mTW TEA at caeeee ' ' 1 1 ONE boards and commissions. VOTE NOVEMBER 8 Paid Political Advertisement 03 W. XOSEMARY "ST. GmAV-SQ-ZM MM DAY
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