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TFDmmir^d]®^ Film "Jane Eyre" & "Pride and Prejudce.' Cinema 7 (Atrium Malt), 730 p m and 2 p m Sunday matinee, 52 50 adults. $1 50 Sunday matinee and chidnen. Thru Nov. 28 "Jane" is Bronte s classic screenplay by Aldous Huxley starring Joan Fon taine & Orson Welles "Pride" is Jane Austin’s novel, aieo adapted by Huxley Stars Greer Garson as Vie stubborn Elzabeth and Lawrence OSvier as the arrogant Percy whoee pride takes a big fa*. 'The Red Pony," KOZY-TV Cable 11. 6 p.m. John Steinbeck’s charming novel starring Robert Mhehum. CJasatc tor Thanksgnnng Day The Adventures of Robin Hood, KOZY-TV Cable 11, 10 p.m. Errol Flynn in one at hm best known rotes Music Gary Hagberg and Vie Nonhwest Jazz All stars Eugene Hotel. $1 cover Through Saturday Group mdudes Ron Steen. Warren Rand and Dean John son. Matinee Performance — classical KWAX-FM (91 1) Ives’ Thanksgiving Day," Bach. DeFaia, and Penderecki 1230 p.m. Jazz Revisited. KWAX-FM. "Parallels." 4:30 p.m. NY Philharmonic. KWAX-FM. 8 p.m Zubin Mehta conducts works by Kay. Brahma. Schubert, and Uezt. American Composers. KWAX-FM, 10 p m Music oI John Heiss. Seymour Schilrin. Paul Lansky. Ruth Seeger. & Rwgger Miscellaneous Skids Teeksl Almanac." KWAX-FM. 7 p.m In terview with scientist and humanist Jacob Bronowata The author oI "Science and Human ’ and 'The Ascent ot Man talks about the scientist as a poet. Film 'Jane Eyre" and Pride and Preiudce. (See Thursday's (sang) TTs m the Bag." KOZY-TV Cable it. 530 pm. Jack Barmy Don’t Drink the Water.' KOZY-TV Cable 11,10 o.m Jackie Gleason "Go Ask Alice. KOZY-TV Cable 11.1130 p.m WHarn Shatner Second feature m Trial Run starring James FrancMcue. Music Gary Hagberg and the Northwest Jazz AAstars. Eugene Hotel. $130 cover. Throu^i Saturday Matinee Performance, KWAX-FM (911). 1230 p.m Bertas' "Romeo and Ju*eT and Scott Jop«n International Concert Hal, KWAX-FM. 8 p m Stravinsky's The Fairy s Was’ and Honeggers "Kmg David' performed by the North German Radio Orchestra and Chorus Savoy Sessions. KWAX-FM. 11 p.m Howard McGhee Maggie’ Theater Pippin’ — musical comedy. LCC Mam Stage Theatre. 8 p.m. Through Dec 2 The popular Broadway musical cornea to Eugene Cel LCC Theater Department lor information Film -Jane Eyre" end Pride and Preyxkce, (See Thursday’s labng). Snow White and the Three Stooge*. KOZY-TV Cable 11. 3 p.m. Don’t Drink toe Water, KOZY-TV Cable 11.10 p m Jackie Gleason stars The Magic Christian. KOZY-TV Cable 11, 11:50 p.m. Paler Sellers and Rngo Starr Second feature » "Heat at Anger" starring Susan Hayward Music Gary Hagberg and the Northwest Jazz Allstars. Eugene Hotel. $1 50 cover JuCe Harlow, harpsichord recital, 196 School of Music. 6 pm, free. Bryan Bowers & Claudia Schmidt. WOW Hal. 8 p.m. $3 50 advance. $4.50 day at show. Tickets available at EMU Main Desk, Surwhops. aid WOW HaN Bowers is known tor his abiities on auloharp. Schmidt is an innovative tolksinger and songwriter Both artists promise an evening of diverse in strumentation auloharp. guitar, dulcimer, penny whistle, bandura. and pianotn Ernest Tubb Concert — Fairgrounds AurMorium. Doors open «t 7 p.m. Concert at 9 p.m. 344-1467 for informaton. Tubbs is a well-known Nashville artwi, famous for his record store in that town. San Francisco Opera. KWAX-FM (91 1), 11 am Puccini s Toaca' Features Luciano Pavarotti, of Nobody knows me without my American Express Card feme! Jazz Alive!. KWAX-FM. 10 p.m. A tribute to Lionel Hampton Hemp's 50th anniversary in enter tainment. He's joined by Teddy Wilson. Bob Wtbut. Cat Anderson, Arnett Cobb. Earle Warren, and otters. Theater Pippin," mu steal comedy. LCC Main Stage Theatre. 8 p.m Through Dec. 2. Cal LCC Theater Department lor information. Film "Jane Eyre" and "Pride and Prejudce. (See Thursday's kstina) In Search of Noah s Ark,” KOZY-TV Cable 11. 230 p m "Oracula Has Riaen irom the Grave," KOZY-TV Cable 11. 1230 a.m. Christopher Lee. Music UO Percussion Ensemble. Beal Had. 4 pm. ►ee. The ensemble, directed by Charles Dowd, w* perform 20*i Century contemporary music Prog ram wtl include the Oregon premier of Wiliam Stemhort s "Two Movements tor Mallets and the first performance by Oegon percussionists of An thony Oone s “Symphony No 2 for Pereusswn ' The ensemble is composed of the 19 University percussion majors The group travels around Oregon, giving performances and cfnics Wesak. Eugene Hotel. Si cover Sunday and Monday. Sunday Morning Matinee KWAX-FM (91.1). 10 am Roasins Stabat Mater " Ravers Trio for VSoln, Cello, and Piano" and "Wound Up Opera" Sunday Symphony, KWAX-FM, 1 p.m. Stravinsky's “Symphony in E-Flat." Tchaikovsky s Suke No 4," Coplands "Thud Symphony," and Wgt Thomson s Louowna Story Suite Bertn Festival Orchestra Concert. KWAX-FM. 3 pm Henzes "Betng Beauteous Hetafabalus Im perator; Novae de Irifnao Laudes Concert n Song, KWAX-FM, 11 p.m Dvorak s Love Songs. In Folk Tone. Swingle II: Love Songs tor Madrigals and Madnguys, and Swingle II: Raga and AM That Jazz*. Dieater "Pippwi" — musical comedy, LCC Mam Stage Theatre, 8 pm Through Dec 2 Call LCC Theater Department for information Film Jane Eyre and "Pride and Prejudfce." (See Thursday's listing) Woman Ttnes Sevan." KOZY-TV Cable 11, 6 p.m. Shirley Mac Lane "The Oscar," KOZY-TV Cable 11. 10 p.m. Stephen Boyd. Music KLCC L«« — blues. The Party Kings and The Robert Cray Blues Band. 10 p.m $1.50 Noon Gig. Wi* Levin. EMU East Lobby, 12 noon. Wiliam Doppman, piano lecture. Music 186, 130 p.m., tree Doppman appears as guest soloist in the Eugene Symphony Concert Eugene Symphony Orchestra Preview Concert Beall Hal. 730 p.m. Tickets available in Music Of Ice Program: Stravinsky’s “Symphony in C" and Sergei Rachmaninov's “Concerto No 3 in D Minor lor Piano" WHam Doppman. guest soloist. Lawr ence Maves, director Wesak, Eugene Hotel, $1 cover. Matinee Performance, KWAX-FM (911), 1230 p.m Strauss’ “Also Sprach Zarathustra ’. Hin demith. Duparc, Debussy, Honegger, and Elgar. Old Grooves. KWAX-FM. 430 p.m. The Second Dorsey Brothers Big Band NPR Recital Hall. KWAX-FM, 6 p.m. Boris Goldstein, violin: Sigurd von MarscheN. piano. Music by Brahms, Bach, Franck. Ravel. Scriabin, and Beethoven Theater "Pippin, ’ musical comedy, LCC Main Stage Theatre. 8 p.m. Cat LCC Theater Department lor information. Film Jane Eyre ' and 'Pride and Prejudtoe," (See Thursday’s tstmg) The 1091 VtcSm," KOZY-TV Cable 11, 6 p.m. Italian quasi-Avant Gaide. qua si-sleazy, quasi sexy tick starring Marcello Masboianni 'Operation Petticoat, KOZY-TV Cable 11, 9:30 p.m Cary Grant Music Eugene Symphony Orchestra, Beal Hal. 8 p m Program: Stravinsky's “Symphony in C” and Rachmaninov's “Concerto No 3 in D Mmor for Piano." W»am Doppman, solo pianist; Lawrence Maves. conductor Eugene Symphony office 687-0020 Skytght Fortes. "Ed Kammeter and Friends," EMU Skytght 8-10 p.m. UPS>0, Eugene Hotel. $1 cover. Through Dec 2 Matinee Performance. KWAX-PM (91.1). 12.30 p.m Music by Rubinstein. Faure. Vieuxtemps. Ives, and Scriabin Dutch Jazz Scene Revisked KWAX-FM. 430 p.m. Rob Agerbeek Quintet Serenade KWAX-FM. 6 30 p.m. Rubinsteins “Piano Pieces'. Charles Ives: The Unanswered Question. KWAX-FM, 7 p.m “An Ives Concert". In the American Tradition. KWAX-FM,-10 p.m. Woody Guthrie. Musical Smorgasboerd Student Recital. Room 196 School of Musk. 12:30 p.m. The performers wtt be John Lundbiade and Dan ScovMe. piano; Liz Goettsche. harpsichord Theater Pippin" — musical comedy. LCC Mam Stage Theatre. 8 p.m Through Dec 2 Call LCC Theater Department tor information Miscellaneous Victor Manuel Valle and Maria Vale, poets. In ternational Youth Festival knpressions of Cuba 1978. 7:30 pm., EMU. room to be posted Film Death Wish,' 177 Lawrence. 7 p.m and 9 p.m . S135. A Iberal lawyer (Charles Bronson) launches a one-man war against New York City muggers after hit w#e and daughter are as sauted "Every Man tor Hvnself and God Agamst AIT and Eduavdo the Heeler, Cinema 7 (Atnum Mat), 6 30 p.m. and 2 p m Sunday matinee $2.50 adults. $1 50 Sunday matinee and children STUDENTS EUGtoN-E tor gradutoion Dacomtar B atoo haw not racatvad yaduaaon maaucBora nay (aok 141 material to 170 Susan Ctonpte* Ha*, or ca* aal 3021 043S2 1128 JW MORSC — Thank* tor a grato trna Saturday Hop* you had ton too Has* a groat THANKSGIV ING* Sa* you aeon. Low to—yt — ONOV t132 To th* GENTLEMEN to 739 E 11ft Thanks tor your approciaion. ware y*d you anyoyod * Th* Oancara 1122 CJl MAC: Good toe* to Pttoman. cuBto Happy Turkey Sandmen**" - WHO ELSE 71 T1 Zt PHI-PSIs Thanks tar «w nMragK rhampagna- You raaky know taa k) mal la loal KAPPAS PS Tha "raoa" a on! 1 > *2 SARAH HAPPY TURKEY DAY Hoar-* « M 10 ba famous'’ Baal of luck on your mrdtarm and nave a groat vacaaon Your FEATH ERED FRIEND TIM 1122 Nov. 23 to Nov. 29 Through Dec 5 "Everyman", also known as "The Mystery of (Caspar Hauser," is directed by tie con temporary German film master Werner Herzog "Eduardo" is a dose-up look at Eduardo Calderon, a Peruvian potter and heeler The Fdkarts, heaing rituals and hallucinogenic explorations of tie Peru vian sorcerers are explored in this enighlening look at the cuture that produced Castaneda s Don Juan. An Oregon premier. "Unde Harry." KOZY-TV Cable 11, 6 p.m. George Sanders. "«o Grande," KOZY-TV Cable 11, 930 p.m. John Wayne. Music Saxophone dass recital. Room 196 School of Music. 1230 p.m. Students win play duets, tios and quartets tar saxophone Eugene Symphony Orchestra. Beal Hal. 8 p.m. Program: Stravinsky's "Symphony in C" and Rachmaninov's “Concerto No. 3 in D Minor tor Piano." WMam Doppman. solo pianist; Lawrence Maves, conductor. Eugene Symphony office 687-0020. Jazz Gig, Band TBA. EMU Rsh Bowl. 7-9 p.m. UPEPO, Eugene Hotel. $1 cover. Through Dec. 2. Matinee Performance. KWAX-FM (91.1). 1230 pm Donizetti's “Don Pasquale,' Santorsoia s "Concerto for Two Guitars and Orchestra," Debussy’s "Sonata for Cetto and Piano in DC Have Swing, WH Bebop. KWAX-FM. 430 p.m. Fats Walter on piano. Serenade. KWAX-FM. 630 p.m. Music by M Ha^jn. and Valentine. Keyboard Classics. KWAX-FM. 7 p.m. Ginaslera's "Piano Sonata" and Dvorak. Chicago Symphony Orchestra. 8 p.m. Beethoven's "Symphony No. 5," Schuberts “Sym phony No. 3, and Weber's Der Freischutz Over tire”. Campus Musica, KWAX-FM. 10 p.m. Dalaptccolas "Variations tor Orchestra." Barber. Btoch, and Samt-Saens. Theater “Pippin" — musical comedy, LCC Main Stage Theatre, 6 p.m. Through Dec 2. Cal LCC Theater Department tor information Miscellaneous Poetry reading by Amedee Smith o* 10-5 Magazine. Son ot Koobdooga Bookstore, 7:30 p.m., free. Victor Manuel Vafte and Mana Vafle. An evening of b*ngual poetry, theater (videotape) and set, 730 p.m.. EMU room to be posted. LCC: Painting, drawing, and scufoture by Alan Crockett — visiting studio instructor. Through Nov. 23. UO Musecm of Art: Monte Gedach. black and white silver photographs Nov. 21 - Dec. 17. Gertach s prints from the series “Fear and Desire" reflect his reaction to the people he found in Chicago after coming from a smal town in Neb raska. He feels that his technique heqhtens foe fear, dstrust and akenation he sensed in them Gertach is on foe faculty of Northern Mnois Univer sity and has done work for “Playboy" magazine. Craig Jay Law, black & while s*ver photographs. Through Nov 19 Law. photography instructor at Utah State, uses infra-red film in his study of nudes: Photography by Bernard Freemesser (1926-1977), through Dec. 17; Focus Gaiery En vironmental Sculpture by Tom Wilson, through Dec. 17; Downstairs Surra Ink Drawing by Susan Kidd of Seattle, forough Dec. 17. Open Galtery, 445 H«jh St.: Eccentric Abstrac tions Works by Judy Cooke. Jams Gkckson, David Jackson. Sadto LaRue. Alan Crockett. Jon Jeib mann. James Montgomery. Steven Oshatz, Lucinda Parker. Tim Harvey and Flora Rudolph, through Dec. 1. Maude I Kerns Art Center Mam Gaiery Group show by 15 women — Lotte S tret singer Glen Cor bett Povey. Barbara Setsu Pickett. Janet Geib Pretti. Jan Weaver. Jan Coleman. Celeste Le 9arc Cyntta Or. Susan Jewet. Susan Marrant. Faye Nakamura. Hannah Goidnch. Ceoia Bfom berg. Shirtee Pater, and Sandra Hess Max on Retail,Sates: Photograph"/ by John Bauguess Show forough Nov 19; Gat Shop; "Baker s Clay, Kathie DeBord. through Nov. 19; A sale of Japanese woodcuts. Robert McClain, forough Dec. 2. CASABLANCA IS COMING
