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Film
"Fahrenheit 451" 123 Science 7:30 and 9:30 p m
$1 25
Woman ol the Year” and "Casablanca" Cinema
7 Call 687-0733 for into.
Benefit Concert with pianist Christopher Schin
dler Beal Hall 8 pm $10. $5 and $3 50 Benefit for
the Summer Festival of Music
Recital by Jenny Stock, trumpet, and Kris Hall.
French horn. Gerlinger Lounge 8 p m Free
Jazz Ambassadors from the U S Army Band
McArthur Court 8pm Free, but tickets are required
— pick them up at the Eugene Register-Guard's
receptionist desk
Bryan Bowers Community Center for the Per
forming Arts 8 30 p.m. $3 50 advance
Homefried Truckstop The Tree People, breakfast
Dennis and Murray, lunch John Jarvie, dinner
The Treehouse Jeff Levy 8:30 p m
The Refectory John Powell and Tom Greenough
9pm
Grand Illusions Wheattield 9 30 p m $2
Tavern on the Green Gaye Lee Russell Band 9
p.m $2
The Forrest Inn. Creswell Tymepiece 9pm
Theater
The Scarf Open Gallery 8 30 pm $4 general
$3 50 senior citizens Written by Stan Thomas
Directed by Judith Roberts Call 485-6344 for more
info
Play It Again, Sam Oregon Repertory Theatre 8
p m $5 Written by Woody Allen Directed by Hans
Christofferson Call 485-1946 for reservations
Miscellaneous
Lecture on Higher Education by Martha Friedman
EMU. room to be announced 8 p m
Auditions for Street Performers Far West Federal
Savings building. 9th Avenue and Oak Street 11
a m -3 p m
Ram Dass Lane County Fairgrounds Performing
Center 7 30 p m $4 Tickets available at Peralandra
Bookstore and Paper Traders
Workshop on Do-It-Yourself Weatherization by
Earl Ritter Petersen Park Community Center 7-9
p.m Free
Public Candidates Forum for County Commis
sioner Candidates Harris Hall 7 30 p m Also
broadcast live on KLCC-FM. 89 7
Suti Meeting Friends Meeting Hall 7:30 p m $1
The Legends of Rock Mr Rock n' Roll' and
The Super Show 138 Gilbert 7 p m . $1 50 The
Super Show ' only 11 p.m,, $1. Special sound
system for all showings
"2001 A Space Odyssey" 150 Geology 7 and 9:45
p m $1 25
The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe 107
Lawrence 7, 8:45 and 10:30 p m $1 25
"Chinatown 177 Lawrence 7 and 9.30 pm
$1.25
"Silent Movie" with Stage Door Cartoon 180 PLC
7 and 9 p.m $1.25
Woman of the Year" and "Casablanca (See
Thursday s listing)
4-D Man KOZY-TV, Cable 11.9 p.m
Music
Musical Smorgasbord Choral Room 198 12:30
p.m Free
Beer Garden: Rockin' Bopcats EMU Dining
Room 4-7 p.m
The Starlighters EMU Ballroom 8 p.m Free
Homefried Truckstop: Aaron Combs, breakfast
Brian Lift, lunch Dave and Jane, dinner
The Treehouse Buddy Ungson. 8 p.m
The Refectory: (See Thursday's listing)
Grand Illusions: $3. (See Thursday's listing)
Tavern on the Green (See Thursday s listing)
The Forrest Inn: (See Thursday's listing)
Darby s Pizza, Cottage Grove Willie s Farm 9:30
p.m. 50 cents
Jazz Alive: Tom Scott. Jeff Lorber Fusion: Tim
Eyerman and East Coast Offering KWAX-FM, 91 1
9:30 p m
Crusin KLCC-FM. 89 7 11:30 p.m
Theater
"The School tor Scandal Robinson Theatre 8
p m $4 general. $2 50 students Written by Richard
Brinsley Sheridan Directed by Grant McKernie Call
686-4191 for reservations.
"The Impresario” and "Gianni Schicci," comic
operas by Eugene Opera Lane County Conference
Center 8 p m $8 reserved. $6 general. $4 students
and seniors Written by Mozart and Puccini Stage
directed by Allan Gross
"The Scarf " (See Thursday's listing)
"Play It Again. Sam $6 (See Thursday s listing)
Miss Margarida s Way'' Oregon Repertory
Theatre Midnight $2.50 Written by Roberto Ath
ayde Directed by Louise Christofferson. Call
485-1946 for reservatons
Miscellaneous
"Franciscan Imagery in the Psalter and Hours of
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Yolande of Soissons” illustrated lecture by Karen
Gould. 177 Lawrence. 4:40 p.m.
Solo dances and dinner celebrating the re-open
ing ot the Nice Cream Parlor Spaghetti dinner at
7:30 p m., performances at 8:30 p.m $2, dinner is $3
"Goodness. Beauty and Truth in the Life of the
Growing Child lecture-discussion by ReneOuerido
United Lutheran Church. 8 p m $2
Film
"The China Syndrome' 150 Geology 7 and 9:30
p m $1 25
"Picnic at Hanging Rock" 150 Geology 7:15 and
9:30 p m $1 25
"Fantastic Planet 180 PLC 7, 9. and 11:30 p.m.
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Theater
"School for Scandal" (See Friday's listing)
"The Impressario" and "Gianni Schicchi" (See
Friday s listing)
"The Scarf " (See Thursday's listing)
"Play It Again, Sam" $6 (See Thursday's listing)
' Miss Margaridas Way ” (See Friday's listing)
Radio Theatre "Nick Danger. Third Eye" KLCC
FM. 89.7. 11 30 a m.
Earplay: "Paririe du Chien" KWAX-FM, 91.1. 9
pm
Miscellaneous
Medieval Tournament Demonstration by The
Society for Creative Anachronism EMU East Lawn.
10:30 a.m.-8:30 p m Free.
Survival of the Independent Filmmaker. EMU
Forum 8:45 a m -6 p m. $3 UO students, $6 general.
Take A Llama To Lunch
Anybody wanna buy a llama? How about a Rogue River camp trip?
Dinner for two at Poppi’s? A complete fly-fishing outfit? A tomahawk? Or
maybe even an Environmental Impact Statement Review? All the above,
and much more, may be picked up at the First Annual Wild Oregon Fair and
Auction Saturday at the Lane County Fairgrounds.
The purpose of this environmental event is to provide an entertaining
and educational forum for public lands and public waters issues, as well as
have a good time and discover the unknown and uncrowded parts of
Oregon.
More than 60 conservation groups, government agencies, outdoor
clubs and local retailers will be involved in the day-long event.
Running concurrently with the fair in two adjacent rooms are slide
shows and workshops on forest wilderness, desert wilderness, wild rivers
and outdoor photography. Gary Braasch, a reknowned Oregon photo
grapher whose work has frequently appeared in many magazines, will
present two multi-media slide shows in conjunction with his outdoor
photography workshop. One of the shows, "What is Revealed," is about
the desert and was written by Finn Rock author Barry Lopez.
A benefit auction highlights the afternoon beginning at 3:30 p.m., with
a special multi-screen slide show on last year’s solar eclipse produced by
Gary Grimm and Katy Flanagan of the University's Outdoor Program. The
auction begins immediately after the eclipse program, with Russell Sadler
sharing the auctioneer duties with Ken and Constance Redman of Redman
Auction Co. in Sweet Home Another Grimm-Flanagan slide show of a ski
trip in Mt. McKinley National Park will end the auction.
The exhibits wind up at 7 p.m with everyone who attended during the
day invited to dance the night away with the Smokey Valley String Band at
8:30 p.m.
Doors open at 11 a m. Cost is $2 for adults, $1 for students and seniors,
and free for those under 12. This event is sponsored by the Oregon
Wilderness Coalition, the Outdoor Program and the Willamette Valley
Observer.
$1 25.
Woman of the Year and Casablanca (See
Thursday's listing)
Cutaways KOZY-TV, Cable 11.9 p m
Easy Rider KOZY-TV, Cable 11 10 p m
Music
Organ Recital with David Golden Beall Hall 3 p m
Free.
Clarinet Recital with Wayne Bennett Beall Hall 8
p.m. Free
Festival ot Friends, an evening of women's music
Wesley Center B p.m $2 50-S4 50 sliding scale
Wheelchair access and sign interpreter available
Call 344-5780 or 689-7207 for work exchange and
childcare
Homefried Truckstop: Emmy Fox. breakfast
Murray and Maureen, dinner
The Treehouse; (See Friday's listing)
The Refectory: (See Thursday's listing)
Grand Illusions $3. (See Thursday s listing)
Tavern on the Green (See Friday's listing)
Forrest Inn: (See Thursday's listing)
Darby's Pizza: (See Friday's listing)
Followed by 8 p m. showing of films by Oregon
filmmakers
First Annual Wild Oregon Fair and Auction Lane
County Fairgrounds. 11 a m., auction at 3:30 p.m ,
dance with Smokey Valley String Band at 8:30 p m
$2 adults, $1 seniors and students, under 12 free
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Film
Shall We Dance?" 180 PLC. 7 and 9 p.m. *1.25
adults, 75 cents children.
"Woman of the Year' and "Casablanca" (See
Thursday's listing)
"Easy Rider" KOZY-TV, Cable 11,10 p.m.
Music
The University Concert Band Beall Hall. 4 p.m
Free
Novations, contemporary vocal ensemble from
Portland Choral Room 198. 4 p m. Free
Recital by flautist Abigail Mages and harpist
May 8
(to May 14
Margery Fitts. Gerlinger Lounge. 8 p.m Free.
Solo Concert with Ralph Towner. Beall Hall. 8 p.m.
$5 general, $4 UO students and senior citizens.
Richie Havens with John Powell. The Place. 9 and
11 p.m. $5.50 advance, $6.50 at door.
Homefried Truckstop: Kat and Jo. breakfast Ray
Freedman, dinner.
5th Street Public Market: Gina Leishman, Greg
Fields and Doug Lyons. 2 p.m. Free.
Concert by Stacey Weston and Larry Clabby. Lane
Community College Theatre. 4 p.m. Free.
Treehouse: Chamber Music. 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Tavern on the Green: Nightwing. 9 p.m. $2.
New Album Preview, classical. KWAX-FM, 91.1. 6
p.m.
Theater
"The Impresario" and "Gianni Schicchi" 2:30 p.m.
(See Friday's listing)
"The Scarf" (See Thursday's listing)
"Play It Again, Sam" 2 and 8 p.m. $4 matinee, $5
evening. (See Thursday's listing)
Film
"Woman of the Year" and "Casablanca"' (See
Thursday's listing)
Music
Harpsichord Recital with Edward Parmentier.
Choral Room 198 8 p m $3 general, $2 students and
senior citizens.
The University Sinfonietta and The Brass Choir.
Beall Hall. 8 p.m. Free.
Modern Compositions in the People's Folk Song
Tradition with Percy Hilo. Eugene Public Library. 7
p.m. Free
The Treehouse: Chamber Music. 7-9:30 p.m.
The Refectory: Terry Beil. 9 p m
Album Preview, jazz. KLCC-FM, 89.7. 10 p.m.
Theater
Sunbaskets" by the One Niter Senior Theatre
Ensemble. Community Center for the Performing
Arts 2 and 7 p.m $3 general, $2 students and senior
citizens.
Miscellaneous
New Writers Series; Barbara Bacon, poet The
Loft. 7:30 p.m.
Watercolor Workshop with Mark Clarke Maude
Kerns Art Center 9:30 a m. $36
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Film
"Woman of the Year' and "Casablanca'" (See
Thursday's listing)
Music
Cello Recital by Dale Bradley. Choral Room 198 8
p.m Free.
Dixieland and Ragtime by UO students. Beall Hall.
8 p.m.
Organ Recital with Edward Parmentier Central
Lutheran Church. 8 p.m. $3 general, $2 students and
senior citizens.
Homefried Truckstop: Althea, breakfast. Sand
Dune, lunch. Dennis and Murray, dinner.
The Treehouse: (See Monday's listing)
The Refectory: John Powell and Tom Greenough
9 p.m
Tavern on the Green: The News. 9 p.m. $2.
Theater
Chop Suey” Lane County Convention Center 8
p.m $3. Part of the Asian-Pacific American Heritage
Week
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Film
Violette'' and "The Tenant" Cinema 7. Call
687-0733 for Info.
Music
Flute Recital by Michelle Coe. Beall Hall. 8 p.m
Free.
Homefried Truckstop: Bret Malmquist. breakfast
Tony Jackson, lunch. Liv, dinner
The Treehouse: (See Thursday's listing)
The Refectory: (See Tuesday's listing)
Tavern on the Green: (See Tuesday's listing)
Theater
Play It Again, Sam $4 (See Thursday's listing)
Miscellaneous
"The Future: Fusion and Breeders' talk by Gordon
Coles. EMU (room to be posted). 7:30-9 p.m.
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Museum of Art; Master of Fine Arts Exhibits Main
Galleries. May 11-June 15. Photographs by Anne
Noggle Photography at Oregon Gallery. Through
May 11.
Gallery 141: Recent Works by Mona Rummel,
Wendy Ferguson and Stephanie Thibddeux. May
12-16. Reception Sunday 3-5 p m