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out and about WM a Compiled by Bob Webb Campus Information: 686-INFO June 1 to June 7 FILM "Celine and Jute Go Boating" Cinema 7. Directed by Jacques Rivette. "Celine and Julie" is a jack-in the-box of a film that combines elements of the Ara bian Nights, slapstick comedy, Cocteau, Hitchcock and above all, Alice in Wonderland. Juliet Berto and Dominque Labourier are two hyper-imaginative young ladies who meet and mingle personalities. First Eugene Showing. "Seven Samurai" $1.25. 7 p.m. 180 PLC. 1954 film directed by Kurosawa. Monty Python’s Flying Circus. 9:30 p.m. KOZY TV, Cable 11. "Body and Soui" 10 p.m. KOZY TV, Cable 11.1947 film starring John Garfield and Lilli Palmer. MUSIC Senior Degree Recital: Dana Tonte, composition. Free. 12:30 p.m. Beall Concert HaH. Master’s Degree Recital: Kathleen Bohn, clarinet. Free. 8 p.m. Beall Concert Hall. An Evening with Blue Mitchell, trumpeter, and Art Pepper, alto saxophonist. $4.50 advance, $5.50 day of show. 8 p.m. King Cole Room, Eugene Hotel. Fea tured are bassist Larry Gales, Mel Brown on drums and Dick Blake on piano Advance tickets available at Sun Shop, Everybody's Records, and the Hotel. David LaFlame. $2. 9:30 p.m. The Place. John McLaughlin and the One Truth Electric Band. $5.50 advance, $6.50 day of show 8 and 11 p.m. Lane County Civic Center, 13th and Madison. THEATER “Travesties' $3 and $4, UO students and senior citizens Vi price. 8 p.m. Robinson Theatre. Written by Tom Stoppard, the play is a humorous treatment of three of the 20th century’s revolutionary thinkers: James Joyce, novelist, playwright and composer of limericks; Tristan Tzara, co-founder of dada and chance poet; and Lenin, poitical leader and avid stu dent of Karl Marx. Uniting these characters is Henry Can, a minor British bureaucrat who recalls events in Zurich in which they all participated during the Great War. His age-frazzled memory gives impetus to a medley of forms and styles of poetry, prose, music and theater Directed by Jean Cutler. For reserva tions: 686-4191. "Dracula” $2.50, $3.50 and $4.50, 50 cent discount for students and senior citizens 8p.m. Oregon Reper tory Theatre, Atrium Building. This version of the ar chetypical honor story was written by Crane Johnson. Included are castles, curses, the undead and as - sorted gothic goodies. Directed by Allan Gross. For reservations: 485-1946. "Night Watch" $3. 8:15 p.m. Very Little Theatre, 24th and Hilyard. The play, a psychological murder mystery written by Lucille Fletcher, concerns a rather high-strung woman who insists she has seen a mur dered man. No body is found and several close ac quaintances, including her husband and a house guest, suggest she may be imagining things. But is she? Directed by Judi Johnson. For Reservations: 344-7751. FILM U of 0 Student Film Exhibition. Free. 3-6 p.m. 180 PLC. Films and slides by various students from the Film Studies Area. These films are a creative combi nation of animation, dramatic and documentary styles in a variety of mediums ranging from 16mm to Super 8 to 35mm slides. Celine and Julie Go Boating" (See Thursday’s list ing) “Dr. Strangelove" $1.7:30 and 9:30 p.m. 150 Geol ogy Starring Peter Sellers and George C Scott Di rected by Stanley Kubrick “Robbery” 10 p m. KOZY TV, Cable 11 1967 film starring Stanley Baker and Joanne Pettet. “The Strange Case of Dr. RX” 12:30 a m. KOZY TV, Cable 11. Starring Patrick Knowles. Strange in deed MUSIC Senior Degree Recital: JiN Gamble, flute. Free 8 p.m. Beall Concert Hall. Summer Showcase: Emerald Chamber Players. Free. Noon. Eugene Mall. Bruce Douglass, classical guitar Free. 6-7 p.m. Biggies Sub City Country Joe McDonald. $3.75 advance. 8:30 and 11:30 p.m. The Place THEATER "Travesties" (See Thursday s listing) “Dracula” (See Thursday’s listing) “Night Watch" (See Thursday's listing) "My Cup Ranneth Over" $1.50. Midnight. Oregon Repertory Theatre, Atrium. Written by Robert Patrick, the play concerns Yucca, a punk rock singer who achieves overnight success in New York, and Paula, her writer roommate whose greatest desire is to sell an article to Cosmopoltan. Director Carol Baker says, "change is the subject of the play... rapid change gets in the way of habits, alters old patterns and forces examination of their relationship." Part of the Midnight Mafia series. For more information: 485-1946. "Feets" a Master's Thesis dance concert by Joan Lazarus. Free. 8 p.m. Dougherty Dance Theatre, Ger linger Annex The program will be a one hour presen tation of modem dance investigating various choreog raphic techniques. It features a large cast and a vari ety of music. FILM "Ceine and Julie Go Boating" (See Thursday's list ing) "Robbery" (See Friday’s listing) "The Tiger and the Pussycat" and "The Brothers O’Toole” 12:05 a m. KOZY TV, Cable 11. "Tiger stars Vittorio Gassman and Ann-Margaret. "O’Toole" features John Astin. "THX-1138” $1.7 and 9 p.m. 180 PLC. Directed by 75 cents children. Adult class 10:30 a.m.-Noon; children's class Noon-1 p.m. The Olde Dexter Theatre, follow Hwy 58 east to the Dexter turnoff and on into downtown Dexter. “Spring Dance Festival” Free. (See article in Hear and Now for events and times). Westmoreland Com munity Center. The festival will feature performances of many different types of dance, free classes and lessons, films, and the opportunity for those who come to participate if they like. This is the first com munity event of its type to be held in this area. FILM "Celine and Julie Go Boating” (See Thursday's list ing) "The Immortal" 12:30 a.m. KOZY TV, Cable 11. Starring Chris George. MUSIC Master’s Degree Recital: liana Schneider, piano. Free. 4 p.m. Beall Concert Hal. Senior Degree Recital: Jim Hardcastle, piano. Free. I J "Eurasia" is an oil work by Kay Buckner that, among others, is on display at the Main Gallery of Maude Kerns Art Center through June 30. A reception will be held tonight at 7:30 p.m. for the showing. George Lucas (Star Wars”), "THX-1138" is a science-fiction film about a future society that is totally controlled by drugs and computers. One man sets out to escape from his de-humanized existence. Starring Robert Duvall. MUSIC Senior Degree Recital: William Gree, piano. Free. 4 p.m Beall Concert HaH. U of O Chamber Choir, directed by Professor James Miller. Free. 8 p.m. Beall Concert HaH. Com positions by Brahms will be featured on the program. These will be “Motet in 3 parts": "Schaffe in mir Gott”; and "Schensucht" and “Watchten,” both for piano. The choir will also perform three pieces about night written by Brahms. Another major composition on the program will be Werie's “Canzone." The choir will also perform three original compositions by UO music stu dents Paul Setzoil, Ray Freedman and James Coc key. Dave & Grady. Free. 1 p.m. Saturday Market. Bruce Douglass. (See Friday's listing) Country Joe McDonald. (See Friday’s listing) The Bhakti Band. $2.75. 8 p.m. Community Center for the Performing Arts, 8th and Lincoln. The Bhakti Band's music has been variously described as "heart rock," "love songs to God.” spiritual rock and rol" and "a natural high." The dance concert is a benefit for the Eugene Seed Center Pre-School, a non-profit organi zation devoted to educating children of all faiths with the ideate of love, harmony and beauty. Tickets are available at the door, or in advance at the Homefried Truckstop, Zoo Zoos, Nice Cream Parlor or Stu’s Bike Shop. THEATER "Travesties'' (See Thursday’s listing) Dracula” (See Thursday's listing) Night Watch" (See Thursday's listing) "My Cup Ranneth Over” (See Friday’s Ksting) "Feets" (See Friday's listing) MISCELLANEOUS Magic by Eric Slade. Free. Noon. Saturday Market. Modem Dance Classes with Jan Currie. $1 adults, 8 p.m. Beall Concert Hall. Bruce Douglass. (See Friday's listing) Mithrandir. Free. 9:30 p.m. The Place. THEATER “Dracula" 2 and 8 p.m. (See Thursday's listing) Modern dancer Mary Seereiter and mime Pat Burke, with backing by local musicians. $1.50 adults, $1 senior citizens and 75 cents for under 12. 8 p.m. Community Center for the Performing Arts, 8th and Lincoln. Summer Showcase: "The Phantom Tollbooth" by the Playmakers. Free. 2 p.m. Eugene Mall. FILM Celine and Julie Go Boating" (See Thursday's fist ing) MUSIC Mithrandir. (See Sunday's listing) THEATER "Is This a Dance Concert?" an informal showing o( senior and graduate student choreographic works. Free. 3 p.m. Dougherty Dance Theatre, Gerlingei Annex. Summer Showcase: Mimist Hank Botwinnick. Free Noon. Eugene Mall. FILM "Celine and Julie Go Boating" (See Thursday's list ing) "Barefoot Contessa" 9:30 p.m. KOZY TV, Cabk 11. 1954 film starring Humphrey Bogart and Ava Gardner. MUSIC Summer Showcase: Music with Linda Danielson and friends. Free. Noon. Eugene Mall. Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefers. Tim Weis berg, special guest. $7, $6 and $5 general public; $5.50, $5 and $4 UO students. 8 p.m. Mac Court. Tickets available at EMU Main Desk, Sun Shop and Everybody's Records. Wheatfield $1. 9:30 p.m. The Place. THEATER United Mime Workers. $2 advance, $2.50 at door. 8 p.m. Community Center for the Performing Arts, 8th and Lincoln. The mime troupe, from Champaign, Il linois, will perform "Mime is no Object." The group is a non-commercial coiecfive of worker/performers who have performed nationally the past six years. Their material is not strict pantomime, as they work «Mth music, visual composition and verbal presentations. "Is This a Dance Concert7' 7 p.m. (See Monday's listing) MISCELLANEOUS Israeli Folk Dancing, teaching and requests. Free. 8 p.m. Newman Center, 1850 Emerald St. FILM "Strangers on a Tran' and "The Goalie's Anxiety” Cinema 7. "Strangers" is Hitchcock's 1951 film in which Robert Walker traps Farley Granger into “ex change murders." "Anxiety" is the Oregon premiere of Wim Winder s thriller "War of the Wildcats" 9:30 p.m. KOZY TV, Cable 11 Starring John Wayne. MUSIC Wheatfield. (See Tuesday's listing) THEATER "Night Watch' (See Thursday's listing) Felted Fiber Forms by Nancy Regan Algrin and Metal Containers by Michael Treen. Gallery 141 Lawrence. Thai June 2. Master of Fine Arts Candidates Exhibition. Main Galleries. Museum of Art. Works by Margaret Coe, Bert Diamond, Dan Fish, Jim Hirschfield, Bonnie Kubasta, Susan Uoyd, Didier Maujean, Jennifer Ownes, James Rappa, Larry Sommers and Charles Truel. Thru June 11. AppKqued Clothing by Delia Pulver. Opus 5, 2469 Hilyard. Thru June 16. Photographs by Dave Sigel. Bruinier Gallery, Uni versity Library. Thru June 16. A Personal Approach, works by Darlene Perkins and Donna Quiroz. Gallery 30,2650 Willamette. Thru June 20. Watercolors by Nancy Kern. Gallery West, 1597 Oak. Works by many of the gallery's other artists will be shown along with the Central Oregon landscapes for which Kern is known. Thru June 28. Works by Nancy Pauli: soft sculpture, weavings and paintings Solid Ingenuity showroom, 376 E. 11th. _ Thru June 30 Etchings and viscosity prints by Kacey Joyce. Center and Gallery (former Gentlewoman Gallery), 1639 Thru June 30. Photographs of famous people by Pete Schwartz; Watercolors by Cathy Hartley; and Ink Drawings by Sydney Roark. Eugene Public Library, 100 W. 13th. Thru June 30. Lithographs by Michael Deliquex. Original Graphics Gallery, 122 E Broadway. Thru June 30. Metalsmithing by Michael Treen. Opus 5, 2469 Hilyard. June 3-30. Paintings by Kay Buckner and Sculpture by Paul Buckner, Main Gallery; Prints by Liza Jones and Christine Tarpey, Rental/Sales Gallery, Suitcase Show, featuring small, lightweight, flat or packable items of interest to travellers and tourists, Gift Shop. Maude Kerns Art Center. Thru June 30. Reception Thursday, 7:30-9 p.m. The End erf the World as We Know It. Sector R, Planetary System YK-345. Thru Eternity. Reception at the River Jordon on Armegeddon Day. For full list of events, write God, P.O. Box 1, Eugene
