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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1978)
Jan. 12 to Jan. 19 Ttorrsdlai^ FILM “Diary of a Chambermaid" and "The Servant” Cinema 7. "Diary" stars Jean Moreau In a Lula Burma! landscape filled with reSgious. moral and potOcal scapegoats. After years, this classic Is once again avaMable In the original wide-screen version. Joseph Lossy’s "The Servant” stars Dirk Bogardes a man-servant who graduaty takes over a palatial house and dominates his master. “Lady From Shanghai” $1.2S. 7 pm. 190 PLC. Orson Wakes directed and stars In this 1940 tale of an unwary sailor who gets sucked Into the sett destructive machinations of a rich cripple (Everett Sloane) and Ms wife (Rita Hayworth, then Wakes' real life wife). This film culminates in one of the most famous and most plagiarized scenes in movie his tory. the shoot-out In a camtvaf s hall of mirrors. "Heirs Kitchen" 10 pm. KOZY TV, Cable 11. "The Grapes of Wrath" $1.25. 7 and 9:30 pm. 150 Geology. Pushed off their ancestral tenant farm by the Dust Bowl and mechanized agriculture in the early 30s, the Joed family leaves Oklahoma to work In Catfomia. They discover they are unwanted be cause of other thousands like them, witting to work for starvation wages. Novel by John Steinbeck. Directed by John Ford. Starting Henry Fonda, John Carradine and Jane Derwett. MUSIC Pleasure Jazz Sextet. $2.9:30-1:30 a.m. Eugene Hotel Lounge. Those musicians from Portland have recorded three albums for Fantasy Records. Their latest release "Joyous" has unofficially sold over 200,000copies. Their fourth album wit be released this month. GU Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson with the Mid night Band. $6.50. 7:30 pm. and 10 p.m. Lane County Civic Center, 13th and Madison. The musi cal collaboration of writer looet Scott-Heron and musician/composer Jackson goes back to 1969 and, with the percussive rhythms and brassy drive of the Midnight Band, form a musical expression of the black experience In America. Opening the show wit be Eugene s own Schwebke Brothers Band who wit be recording their tve performance for a demonstration tape to be sent to several in terested national record companies. Tickets are available at the EMU Main Desk, Sun Shop, Chrystaiship and Everybody’s. 50 cents of every ticket will go to KLCC FM towards the purchase of a new Optknode. Greg Field. Free. 9 am.-noon. Homefried Truck stop. Michael Harrison. Free. Noon-3 pm. Homefried Truckstop. Jon Janrie. Free. 6-9 p.m. Homefried Truckstop. FILM -7b9 Scarlett Empress" and "Queen Christina" Cinema 7. "Empress" stars Marlene Dietrick as Catharine the Great in Joseph Von Sternberg's highly atytzed Russia Co-starring dreamy John Lodge and mad Sam Jaffa. Greta Garbo stats as the 17th century Swedish "Queen Christina" who retinquished her throne tor her lover. Considered one at Garbo’s beat pertormances. "The Autobiography at ktse Jane Pittman" 10 p.m. KOZY TV, Cable 11. "Rocky" $1. 7 and 9:30 p.m. 180 PLC. The Academy Award winner written by and starring Syhmster Stations. "The Grapes of Wrath" (See Thursday’s fating) MUSIC Tom Grant and Friends with Nancy King. $2. 8:30 p m. Community Center for the Performing Arts, 8th end Lincoln. Footnote Concert donee, satire, and original music. $1 students, $2 general. 8 p.m. Beat Con cert Hat. Pleasure Jazz Sextet (See Thursday’s fating) Aryeh aid Ykzchak. Free. 9 a.m.-Noon. Home fried Truckstop. Barney and Bent. Free. Noon-3 p.m. Homekied Truckstop Rebecca Lea. Free. 6-9 pm. Homefriad Truck stop. Oakotah. $2, children SO cents. 9 pm. The Olde Dexter Theatre, Dexter, OR. At ages welcome for song aid dance. THEATER "The Befe of Amherst" U. 8:30 p.m. Maude I. Kerns Art Center, 15th and Vtiard This one-person show is an evening of warmth, tumor and insight from the world of Emty Dickinson. It stars PriecMa Lauds and is directed and produced by George Laurie. Advance tickets, reservations and group rates am available at Backstage Dancewam, 070 Peart, 886-2671. The House and Wine Bar opart at 7:45 pjn. Earplay: "American Modem" by Joanna M. Qtaaa. 10 p m. KWAX PM, 91.1. A married coup/a struggle, sometimes comicaty, sometimes tragi caty with mkkte age. MISCELLANEOUS Square Dance and Pot Luck. $1. Pot luck at 6 p.m., dance from 7-10 p.m. Lincoln Community School, 12th and Jefferson. Uve music and cater for begkmets and eiyrerienced. Childcare prodded for 50 cents an hour. FILM "Shaggy Dog" 75 cents chidren, $2 family. 3 and 7 pm. Community Center for the Performing Arts, 8th and Uncoh. The original Wait Disney Him. “Siddhartha" $1.7 and 9 p.m. 180 PLC. Her mann Hesse's novel of the search for Entghten ment is brought to He in beautifully photographed views of the sacred Ganges River and of Indian spiritual seekers. DownNt Racer" Admission TBA 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. 150 Geology. Robert Redtord stars in this 19m which is hightghted by Its ski-race scenes. “The Scarlett Empress" and "Queen Christina" (See Friday's Isting) MUSIC , Metropolitan Opera: Verdi's "H Travatore" 11 am. KWAX FM. 91.1. Masters Degree Recital: Jim Petey, cello. Free. 8 p.m. Beat Concert Hat. Pleasure Jazz Sextet. (See Friday's Isting) Michael Harrison. Free. 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Homefried Truckstop. Btl Turner. Free. 1-4 p.m. Homefried Truckstop. Mitch Lies. Free. 6-9 p.m. Homefried Truckstop. THEATER "H.M.S. Pinafore" $3 students and senior citi zl os, $6 general, $8 reserved. 8p.m. Sheldon High Scrool, 2455 WiHakenzie Road. Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera. Performed by Eugene Opera! Cat 485-3985 for tickets and ink). “The Beta of Amherst (See Friday's Isting) FILM “Taking OfT $1. 7 and 9:30 pm. 180 PLC. A satire on contemporary American He circa the late 80a. Directed by Mrtos Foreman (One Flew Oner the Cuckoo's Neat'). Starring Buck Henry and Lynn Carth. "The Scarlett Empress" and "Queen Chrtatkta" (See Friday’s fating) MUSIC Woody Herman and hta Thundering Herd. $5.50 students, SB general pubic. $6.50 at the door. 7 and 9:30 p m. ChutchM High School Auditorium. Tickets avertable at Sun Shop, Eugene Music, Bremen Town Music and Chrystalahip. 50 cents ol every ticket vrit go to KLCCFM lor the purchase of 9n uprtmoce Senior Degree Recital: Kathryn Porto, piano. Free. 8 pm. Beat Concert Hat. Pleasure Jazz Sextet. $1.50. (See Thursday's fating) Aryeh and Ytzchak. Free. 10 am.-1 pm. Home fried Truckstop. Eari Ketey. Free. 1-4 p.m Hometrted Truckstop David Mfrriws. Free. 6-9 pm. Homefried Truck stop. THEATER H.M.S. Pinafore" 3 p.m. (See Friday's fating) "The Befe of Amherst 6-30 pm., bar opens 5:45 pm. (See Friday's fating) FILM The Scarlett Empress" and “Queen Christina" (Sea Friday’s fating) "Tobacco Road" $1.25 7 p.m. 180 PLC. John Ford’s 1941 screen rendition of the notorious Era MneCaktwet story Scripted by Nunnafy Johnson. MUSIC Music from the Center (formerly KLCCUve): Mu te O’Donef, viols and Puei Owens, piano. $1.8-11 pm. Community Center for the Performing Arts, 8th and Lincoln. Abo broadcast tve aver KLCC FM, 90.1. Robert Bailey and Shinole $1. 9:30-1:30 am. Eugene Hotel Lounge. FILM “The Scmlett Empress" and “Queen Christina" (See Friday s taring) “Touch of Brit' $1.25. 7 pm. 180 PLC. Selina sleazy town on the Mexican-American border, the story revolves around the confrontation betwoon a high-ranking Mexican narcotics ottcer (Chariton Heston) who goes by the book and a seedy smat town cop (Orson Wetes) who uses any and at means to obtain justice. The trim Is rich In the per formances of its other stars and supporting actors (Janet Leigh, Mdm Tamiroff, Dennis Weaver, Mar lene Dietrich) and Its cameos (Zsa Zsa Gabor, Joseph Cotton, and Mercedes McCambridge) Di rected by Weies. MUSIC Nancy King and Gary Johnson. $1. 9:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m. Eugene Hotel Lounge. Eugene Symphony. 8 pm. KWAX FM, Mitch Lies. Free. 9a.m.-Noon. Homefried Truck shop. Ray Donnelly. Free. Noon-3 p.m. Homefried Truckstop. MISCELLANEOUS Israeli Folk Dancing, teaching and requests. Free. 8 p.m. Newman Center, 1850 Emerald St. FILM ■■Children of Paradise. Cinema 7. The classic Mm directed by Marcel Carnes. “The Last Hurrah" $1.25. 7p.m. 180 PLC. One of John Ford's kish-American films. In it, Spencer Tracy plays a Tammany Hall-style poMdan. The 1958 Mm is in praise of the potOcai machine. MUSIC Jeff Lorber Fusion. $1. 9:30 p.m.-1:30; a.m. Eugene Hotel Lounge. Doctoral Degree Recital: Pamela West-Mann, piano with assisting artists G. Roy Mann, Net VNsan, Ed Hammerer and Marion Sctmck. Free. 8 p.m. Beat Conceit Met. Ted Bourne. Free. 9 a.m.-Noon. Homefned TnStaphm Phtlpa. Free. Noon-3p.m. Homefried Truckstop. Jo CNnbert Free. 8-9 p.m Homefried Truckstop. Bandit Queen" $2.50, U at O students end senior citizens Vtpdce. 8 p.m. Arena Stage, Ward Hat. The play, by David Freeman, explores the explosive relationship between the outlaw, Jesse James and the Bandit queen, Bate Starr, and the tension between the myth and realty of their personal lives. The play has only two chwactera, each of whom "acts" the other "parts in important scenes in his partner's lie. The charac ters are smart, tunny, sad and tender, and succeed in catching the frighteningly childish nature of viol ence. Directed by Betty Bernhard. Reservations: 686-4191. Photographs by Bernard Freemesser. Photo graphy at Oregon Gallery, Museum of Art. Thru Jan. 15. Freemesser, professor of line arts at the Uof O, died Dec. 18 at the age of 51. The memorial exhibi tion wB include about 25 color and black and write prints as a representative sampling of Freemesser's extensive work. He served as ad visor to toe gaSery, which was started in 1966 through his encouragement. Photographs by Michael Grigsby. Bruirier Gal lery, basement of Uof O Library. Thru Jan. 23. Watercoiors by Uzz Hardwick. Gentlewoman Gaiety, 1639 E. 19th. Thru Jan. 31. Paper-cuts by Ron Gentry, and Portraits of Diogenes and Others by Paul ORswang Eugene Pubic library, 100 W. 13th. Thru Jan. 31. Watercoiors by Perry Acker and Pottery by Terry Hutchinson. Gallery West, 1597 Oak St. Thru Feb. 1. Spheres and Squiggies, sculpture by WIMam Roy. Open GaMery, 2nd floor Atrium. Thru Feb. 3. The Seattle Scene, work by artist-instructors at the Cornish School of AHed Arts: Woven graphics and containers by Marie Lyman and Alee Van Leunen, Paintings by LRAC artist Gary Bucken dorf. Focus Gaiety, Museum of Art. Thru Feb. 19.
