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U of O Rugby Club
Sponsored by UO Club Sports Program
Spring Tour Fund
presents
Folk Singer
Dennis Fridulin
A Roadside Record’s Artist
Vancouver, B.C.
with
Rob & Laurie
A Folk Duo
Feb. 22
in the
EMU Ballroom
7:30 p.m.
Tickets $2.00
Available at the Main Desk, at the Door, or from U of O Rugby Club Members
Starts Fri.—
Adults $2.00
11 and under $1.00
TWO ALL TIME GREATS!
Or. NO at 7:30
Plus
FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE at
9:30
Coming Fri. Feb. 27
“Return of the Pink Panther”
“Pink Panther Strikes Again”
Plus
Open wk days 7 pm
Sat & Sun 1 pm. Call for times
SPFLD. 747-2201
GILDA RADNER
BOO NEWHART
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Feb. 19
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Compiled by Bob Webb
Campus Information: 686-INFO,
ask for tape 651
Thursday
FILM
"I, Claudius (Parts 11. 12. and 13)" 150
Geology. 7:30 p m $1. 25
'Children of Paradise" and A Day in
the Country" Cinema 7 $3 Call 687-0733
for times
"We All Loved Each Other So Much at
7:30 p m "A Special Day" at 9:40 p m $2
Bijou Theatre "The Harder They Come"
Midnight 96 cents
MUSIC
Musical Smorgasbord 198 Music 12:30
p.m.
An English, Irish and Scottish evening
with Tom Nunn and friends. Eugene Public
Library. 7:30-9 p.m Free.
Homefried Truckstop: Gary Parks,
breakfast Rob and Laurie, lunch Barbara
Stevens, dinner
THEATER
U S A " Oregon Repertory Theatre 8
p m $5 Written by John Dos Passos and
Paul Shyre Directed by David Lunney Call
485-1946 for reservations.
MISCELLANEOUS
Northwest Conference for Human
Rights in Latin America Call 484-5867 or
686-4373 for information
Vance Bourjaily, novelist and explorer,
talks on his travels and writing 154 Straub
2:30 p m He will read his work in Gallery
141 at 8 p.m Sponsored by the Creative
Writing Program
Print Collecting in Northern Europe
during the 16th century, illustrated lecture
by Peter Parshall 166 Lawrence 4 p.m
Free.
Friday
FILM
"Peppermint Soda" 150 Geology. 7 and
9 p.m $1.25.
"Siddhartha" 180 PLC. 7 and 9 p m
$1.50
“Amarcord" 177 Lawrence 7 and 9:30
p m $1.50
“The Getting of Wisdom” Cinema 7.
7:30 and 9:45 p.m. $3
“We AH Loved Each Other So Much"
and "A Special Day" (See Thursday's
listing) "the Harder They Come" Mid
night $1 96
MUSIC
"An Evening in the Home of J.S Bach"
performed by the Aulos Ensemble Beall
Hall 8 p m $3, $4 and $5 Call 686-5678
for more info
Homefried Truckstop Heidi Boenke.
dinner
Axiom. Gateway Tavern 9:30 p.m
$1.50.
. Ellington at Carnegie KWAX-FM, 91.1.
6:30 p.m
The 1980 Montreux-petroit Jazz Fes
tival. KWAX-FM, 91 1.9p.m.
THEATER
"U S A ” $6. (See Thursday's listing)
DANCE
"Company is Coming!" by Oslund and
Company Community Center for the
Performing Arts 8 p m Call 344-9817 tor
ticket info
“An Evening of Dance and Yeats" by
the Mary Miller Dance Company. Maude
Kerns Art Center 8 p m $3.50 reserved.
$4 at door
MISCELLANEOUS
Northwest Conference for Human
Rights in Latin America (See Thursday's
listing)
"The Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intel
ligence" Willamette Science and Tech
nology Center 8 p.m $2 adults, 75 cents
students.
Winds of Change: Moon and Lloyda,
practical self-defense techniques KOZY
TV. Cable 11 7 p.m
Saturday
FILM
"Remember My Name" 150 Geology 7
and 9 p m $1 25.
"Allegro Non Troppo" 180 PLC. 7, 8:45
and 10:30 p m $1 50
"The Getting ot Wisdom" (See Friday's
listing)
"We All Loved Each Other So Much”
and "A Special Day" (See Thursday's
listing) "The Harder They Come” Mid
night $1 96.
MUSIC
Master s Degree Recital Kim Hazaski,
piano Beall Hall 8 p m. Free.
Winter Dulcimer Gathering II Work
shops on all levels, 10 a m -5 p m 200
Series, EMU Evening Concert, 7-11 p m
EMU Ballroom Call David Reich at
686-4373 for more info
Homefried Truckstop: Steve Larson and
Phil Curtis, breakfast In Cahoots, dinner
KOZY-TV, Cable 11: The Warlord" at 8
p.m "Crime Dr.'s Warning” at 10:30 p.m.
MUSIC
Album Preview, jazz. KLCC-FM. 89 7.10
p.m.
Tuesday
FILM
"The Getting of Wisdom" (See Friday's
listing)
"We All Loved Each Other So Much"
and A Special Day" (See Thursday's
This is only one example of the annual EMU Craft Center show in Room 167 of the
EMU this week.
Axiom (See Friday's listing)
John Lee Hooker. KLCC-FM, 89.7.
Noon
American Musical Theater: Victor Her
bert; George M Cohan; Irving Berlin
KWAX-FM, 91.1.6 p.m.
THEATER
"U S A ” $6 (See Thursday's listing)
Theater of the Ear: "The Oodo or School
for Night" by Corrado Costa. KWAX-FM,
91 1 8 p.m
DANCE
"Company is Coming!" (See Friday's
listing)
“An Evening of Dance and Yeats” (See
Friday's listing)
MISCELLANEOUS
"The Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intel
ligence'' Willamette Science and
Technology Center 1 and 3 p.m. $2 adults.
75 cents students
New Dimensions: Sun Bear and Wash
burn — "The Medicine Wheel" KLCC-FM,
89 7. 11 am
Sunday
FILM
"My Brilliant Career" 150 Geology 7
and 9 p m. $1.25.
"The Getting of Wisdom" Cinema 7. 2,
7:30 and 9:45 p.m $2 50 matinee, $3
evening.
"We All Loved Each Other So Much" at
3 and 7:30 p m. "A Special Day" at 5:10
and 9:40 p.m Bijou Theatre "The Harder
They Come” at 1 p.m. $2.
KOZY-TV, Cable 11: "Jungle Jim" at 4
p.m. "Cleopatra" at 10 p.m.
MUSIC
Homefried Truckstop: Ken Shelton,
dinner
Album Preview, classical. KWAX-FM.
91.1 6 p.m.
THEATER
"U S A.” 2 and 8 p.m $4 matinee. $5
evening (See Thursday's listing)
MISCELLANEOUS
All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Breakfast
Homefried Truckstop 7:30-11:30 a m
$1 50 Benefit for Greenpeace
"The Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intel
ligence" (See Saturday's listing)
Monday
FILM
A film demonstrating various graphic
arts techniques, by the motion graphics
class 177 Lawrence. 7 p.m. Reception
following in Gallery 141.
"The Getting of Wisdom" (See Friday's
listing)
"We All Loved Each Other So Much"
and "A Special Day" (See Thursday's
listing
listing)
KOZY-TV, Cable 11: "Tammy and the
Bachelor" at 8 p.m. “What a Life" at 10:30
p.m.
MUSIC
Noon Gig. EMU East Lobby.
Hometried Truckstop: Sura, breakfast.
Gregory Field, dinner.
MISCELLANEOUS
Winds of Change: Kritashivananda
KOZY-TV, Cable 11.7 p.m.
Wednesday
FILM
"Song of the Canary" and "Controlling
Interest" Harris Hall. 7:30 p.m. Free.
"The Getting of Wisdom" (See Friday's
listing)
"We All Loved Each Other So Much"
and “A Special Day" (See Friday's listing)
KOZY-TV, Cable 11: "Boots Malone" at
8 p m. "The Millerson Case" at 10:30 p.m
MUSIC
Noon Gig EMU East Lobby
Jazz Gig, EMU Fishbowl 8 p m.
Homefried Truckstop: Gary Parks,
breakfast. Phil Curtis, dinner.
Jazz Alive: Turk Murphy Jazz Band:
Mamma Yancy: Footwarmers. KLCC-FM,
89.7. 8 p m.
THEATER
"U S A." $4 (See Thursday's listing)
MISCELLANEOUS
Faculty Lecture Series: "Light, Color,
Space" with Paul Tetzner, UO art profes
sor. 177 Lawrence 4:30 p.m. Free.
"Imitation, Invention and Nature in
Archaic Chinese Jade" slide-show pre
sentation by William Trousdale 107 Law
rence. 7:30 p.m. Free
Continuing
Museum of Art: "The Collagraph Idea.
1956-1900" by Glen Alps. First Floor
Gallery. Works by Edward Stanton. First
Floor Main Gallery. Photographs by John
Wood Photography at Oregon Gallery.
Through March 15.
Second Annual EMU Craft Center
Family Album Show. 167 EMU Through
Feb 21.
Gallery 141: Photographs, motion gra
phics and other forms of graphic design
Various artists. Feb 23-27.
Maude Kerns Art Center Paintings by
Kathy Caprario. Main Gallery. Photo
graphs by Paul Neevel Mezzanine Gallery
Through Feb 28.
Visions and Perceptions: The Second
Annual Oregon Printmaker's Show
Through Feb 28
Oregon Repertory Theatre Noon Time
Gallery: "Visual Dialogue" relationships
between printmaking and photography by
22 artists. Through March
Cramped? I am. I mean, look at the space here. A whole four pages with one definitely taken by the calendar (hmmm.
please note above). Very quickly and most carefully, please remember to get your stuff to me by Thursday. 5 p m. if you want to
see it in the next week's paper. Next, I’d just like to thank Kirk tor continuing to shell out torUHas and not getting anybody hurt;
Bob for discarding the pile; and Sally for seeing movies she doesn't like. One more thing, if you'd like to join the gang In an
exciting life of entertainment writing, give me a call. I'm usually here alter 4:30 p.m. — Erzsi.