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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1981)
Classifieds 1 EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents THE THIEF OF BAGHDAD An enchanting fantasy starring the mul ti-talented Peter Ustinov, this film is filled with lively and imaginative adventure. Handsome Prince Taj and the evil Jaudur are rivals for the hand of a beautiful princess. Her father sets a formidable task for the suitors: to bring back the "most valuable thing tn the world" for h's daughter. Accompanied by a rogue known as "the thief of Bagh dad." Tai sets out to bring back the magnificent All Seeing Eye, aided by a genie. FRIDAY, APRIL 3 7 4 9PM 180 PLC *1.25 67:4-? Benefit Recital OXFAM AMERICA By Adam Kapuscinski, classical pianist Gerlinger Alumni Lounge Sunday, April 5 8 pm $3 LED ZEPPELIN The Song Remains The Same Saturday, April 4 7,9:30,12 123 Science Admission *1.50 4-? RIVER RAFTING No guides. 2 or 4 hour trips Overnight by arrangement. Quiet rural setting along the Willamette 20 minutes from Eugene. 998-6777 (local). THE WATER RAT’S 1849:FM I EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents the Sunday series The Best of Classic Comedy THE CAMERAMAN For years, this Buster Keaton film about a tintype photographer who scoops a rival news cameraman by covering a Tong War in Chinatown was shown to new comedians at the M-G-M studio as the archetype of "ideal comedy structure." Keaton's eloquent deadpan face and expressively acrobatic body generate laugh after laugh in one of his best films SONS OF THE DESERT Laurel and Hardy shine as incompetent husbands who defy their wives and go off to the Order of the Moose convention with sidesplitting results. SUNDAY, APRIL 5 7:30 PM 180 PLC S1.25 $.75 kids 12 and under 65:4-3 EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents ALIEN Seven crew members aboard the spacecraft Nostromo are awakened from hypersleep by the ship's computer to investigate what seems to be a dis tress signal coming from a nearby plan et By the time they discover that the signal is acutally a warning it is too late an alien creature, virtually indestructible and totally hostile, has attached itself to a crew member and gained acccess to the ship. One by one, the alien relentlessly stalks the crew throughout the claustro phobic confines of the ship, and their efforts to destroy it seemed doomed to failure Director Ridley Scott (THE DUELLISTS) has fashioned a stunningly visual nightmare where terror lurks in every corner and there is literaly no where to turn ALIEN is scary and stylish science fiction at its best. SATURDAY, APRIL 4 7 8 9:30 PM 150 GEOLOGY $1.25 66:4-3 FIREFLY PUPPET THEATRE Featuring Lord Wind and Lady Rain Wednesday, April 18 EMU Forum Room FREE Performance 1 pm FREE Puppet workshop 4 pm Construction and performance techniques Presented by the EMU Cultural Forum 92 4-8 FRIENDS OF THE FUTURE and UNIVERSITY VETERANS present Dustin Hoffman in LENNY Bob Fosse directs a classic non-linear biography of Lenny Bruce - a man ahead of his time. SATURDAY, APRIL 4 7 4 9:15 PM 177 LAWRENCE S1.50 72:4-? Contact lens, professional service, competitive prices Contact Lens Clinic of Eugene 401 E. 10th 683-2224 1701 :F Women & Men Let me match your interest and values with other singles in this area. Very reasonable fee Women and men welcome but I especially need women at this time. CONTACT FRIENDSHIP DIRECTORY 317 W. Broadway Suite 112 Eugene, Oregon 97401 343-8463 10 am-6 pm Mon-Frl 2411MWF Contact Lenses Hard $89 Soft $139 100% REFUND IF NOT COMPLETELY SATISFIED PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED HARD 4 SOFT LENS REPLACEMENT LENSES CLEANED 4 POLISHED DAVE TAWNEY Certified Optician 149 West 12th St. Located in the Equitable Insurance Building, Vi block from the Eugene Hospital & Clinic between Olive & Char nelton Phone 683-4164 39:WF NOMINATED FOR 8 ACADEMY AWARDS BEST PICTURE The Elephant Man BEST ACTOR John Hurt, Anthony Hopkins BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR John Gielgud. Freddie Jones BEST DIRECTOR David Lynch BEST SCREENPLAY David Lynch & Eric Bergren & Christopher DeVore BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY Freddie Francis BEST EDITING Anne V Coates BEST SOUND Alan Splet, David Lynch tur* . > sc-nts A Brooksfitms Production Anthony Hopkins and John Hurt os The Elephant Man Anne Bancroft John Gielgud Wendy Hiller Music D\ John Morns Director of Photography Freddie Francis Executive Producer Stuart Cornfeid Sc reenptay by Chru upher Devore & Eric Bergren & David Lynch Produced by Jonathan Sanger Directed Dy David Lynch QQ[DO>r sytw.o] upon the life of John Mernck the Elephant Mon and PG;PARENTAL guidance suggested SOME MATERIA! mat MOT BE SUrTABLE FCMCHN1MCN r>ot upon the Broadway play or any other fictional account Panavision' A Paramount Picture I Ml Ml *** t>y Putmr-x C Ah Eights OMHWV«V 342 5351 CINEMA Oakway Mall NOW PLAYING WEEK DAYS 7 and 9:20, SAT. SUN. 2-4:20-7-9:20 ADULTS $2.00 11 YRS. & UNDER $1.00 m MAKE MONEY! Recycling Your Clothe*I RAGS TO RICHES buys, consigns, and trades secondhand clothing for men and women. For appointment: 344-7039 360 E 11th Mon-Sat 11:30 am to 6 pm _1861 :UWF PREGNANT? WE WANT TO HELP Free pregnancy testing Birthright 687-8651. 4685F BEER GARDEN FRIDAY featuring NOIZ BOIZ 4-7 pm EMU Dining Room ID required NO exceptions 76:4-? HAVE A PARTY! VIDA BARN Call evenings 896-3913 __•_tfn FATS Meet me at 2:30 am tor a game of Astroids at Lenny's Gourmet Hot Dogs in the Courtyard LUIGI tfn DUFFY’S FAMOUS Friday at 4 $1.75 pitchers 4-6 pm LIVE MUSIC with STODDARD A COLE at 5 30 No cover charge BORED WITH ROCK? New Pretenders, Gang of 4, Boulevards magazine, 50’s wrap shades. Only at Diana's. 8lh & Lincoln._82:tfn GREEKS Would you believe party pictures for 91.31 apiece? That's the cost per print if you ake advantage of our BUY 3 GET 1 FREE special. WALLY KEMPE A Associates John Dutton-Manager Phone 344-6750 74:4-10 DORM R.A.s: Are you planning a party for Winter Term? Call us for all your photographic needs. WALLY KEMPE & Associates John Dutton-Manager 344-6750 _75:4-10 THIS SATURDAY IS YOUR CHANCE to CELEBRATE in style. Dance with us this weekend in 167 EMU. ESCAPE will be spon soring this night of great entertainment and good company Admission is $1.50. Don't miss this once a year event. We ll see you there! _21:4-3 HORATIO Meet me at 3:30 pm for Colombian coffee at Lenny’s Gourmet Hot Dogs in the Courtyard LOLITA_tfn ASUO STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE may be purchased spring term from Oregon Hall cashiers through Friday. April 10 The cost for spring term is only $41.30. Spring and summer coverage is available for $81.65. 4-10 OH NOI MR. MIKE ON CAMPUS? There goes the neighborhood Mr. Mike's Records & Tapes - campus branch. 519 E. 13th. Open now! 4-3 ART CLASSES CLOSED? Registration begins April 2, at noon, for EMU Craft Centr Workshops: bike repair, ceramics, woodwork ing, basketry, weaving, silkscreen, jewelry, calligraphy, stained glass, and more. Stop by for more info or call 686-4361. We're on the ground floor of the EMU. _4-6 Greeks, NOW is the time to reorder party pictures from fall and winter term. Call John Dutton at 344-6750. WALLY KEMPE & Associates _77.4-9 MIMI: Meet me at BETTER DAYS (by the Mayflower) to see NEW shipments of spring clothes!!AT? THE BEST WAY to start off spring term is a function with the Phi Psi's. Thanks, we had a great time. THE ALPHA O’S4-3 ROSES TO ALL ALPHA O S who made it through winter finals. Get psyched for spring term. From your fabulous P.R.4-3 SIG EPS: Our April Fool's party with you was no jok, it was a "smashing" way to start a new term! Thanks!88:4-3 ALPHA CHIS Let's get down at the hoe down Let'er buck! THE MEN OF CHI PSI 4-3 TRI DELTS What a way to kick off spring term but to have the Tri Delts over for beer and pizza The function was the greatest and so are the ladies of Delta Delta Delta. Love, THE MEN OF CHI PSI_4-3 LOUIE We didn't forget - Happy birthday from all your friends._4-3 DANCE TO YOUR HEARTS CONTENT on Saturday Pril 4 in 167 EMU, when ESCAPE celebrates warmer days and longer nights' Doors open at 8 and admission is only $1.50. Com join us, celebrate in style.AT? PI KAPPS Pledges you'l no longer be, after the ceremony. The wait is over, the time is near, you'll be members finally STEW4-3 LONELY 34 YEAR OLD MALE looking for warm, vibrant woman to spend time with. Please drop me a line at PO Box 7153, Eugene. 4-9 LOLITA Meet me in 123 Science on Saturday night at 7, 9:30 or midnight to rock out with LED ZEPPELIN THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME - LUIGI 4-3 DIRTY DAVE A true star. We love you and we'll miss you THE DIRECTOR AND MOM 4-3 ROOTBEER MUGGER It's a party, dance, and fun time. All the rootbeer you can drink for 50 cents. Tonight, 8 pm, Philadelphia House, 1883 University. 4-3 CHI-O'S We are back jor spring term and ready to party, see you tonight in our new party room, be readty for a great time LOVE, ATO'S 4-3 JOHN AND DAVE: Hey you maniacs, wanna bone Exact opposite! Grreat! Let s Jimmy Jam Jam Much happiness. John: Where's Mainstreet? Dave: Springfield. Destroyed you, Ha! Rright! F—k it - it’s unbelievable! Love, THE TWO 99 CENTERS! 4-3 II Cultural Forum and Concerts West Now that it's Spring get ready to set sail with that Margarita Man himself JimmH BUffCTT for an evening of great music and Caribbean tales Wed. April 15 8 p.m. McArthur Court U of O Campus Ticket prices $750/3650 UO Students $8.50/3750 General Public Ticket sales at EMU Mam Desk (campus). Toad Hall Hi-Fi (downtown mall). Bremen Town Records (Valley River). Everybody’s Records (Eugene-Corvallis-Albany) Phone orders (Visa and Master Card) 686-4363 Mail orders to EMU Main Desk. UO. Eugene OR 97403 Please enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope and check or money order payable to EMU
