Oregon daily emerald., May 07, 1981, Section B, Page 2, Image 10

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Red, hot and Cole!
It's delightful, it's delovely . . It's the hottest show in
town! The Oregon Repertory Theatre presents Red, Hot and
Cole, produced by David Lunney. Relax for an evening of
Cole Porter with Priscilla Lauris, Brian Swingle, Neal Wilson,
Sharon Wilson, and Lydia Lord (on piano). All performances
are at 8 p m May 7-10 and 20-24. Tickets for reserved seating
are available at the ORT box office in the Atrium, 99 West
Tenth street. For more info call 485-1946.
Inaugural excerpts and lecture
Robert Heinecken’s "Inaugural Excerpt Videograms”
are on display at the "Photography at Oregon Gallery" in the
University Museum of Art through May 17. The well-known
Los Angeles photographer will give a free public lecture at 8
p.m. May 16 in Lawrence Hall, Room 107. He will also conduct
a $10 workshop May 17 from 10 a m. to 4 p.m. in Lawrence
Hall, Room 210. Call 683-4269 for more information.
Hey, hey, hey
The EMU Cultural Forum
welcomes Bill Cosby to
Eugene. The renowned
comedian will appear in
McArthur Court at 8 p.m.
Tickets are $7.50, $8.50, and
$9.50 with a $1 discount for
students, and are available at
the EMU Main Desk, Toad
Hall Hi-Fi, Bremen Town
Records, and Everybody’s
Records in Eugene, Albany,
and Corvallis.
Lunchtime jazz
and more —
The first in a series of
Friday lunchtime concerts on
campus begin at 12:30 p.m.
tomorrow on the library
steps. This week's featured
group will be the Faculty Jazz
Trio.
Kenneth Narducci and
Gerald Poe will lead the
Symphonic Band’s Fifth
Annual Mother’s Day concert
on Sunday at 4 p.m. in Beall
Hall.
Nathan Buckner, a student
of Susan Cohen, will give a
free piano recital at 8 p.m. in
Gerlinger Lounge on
Tuesday.
At the Community Center
for the Performing Arts Steve
Goodman performs at 7:30
and 10:30. For more infor
mation call 687-2746.
REFRESHER COURSE.
You’ve burned the midnight oil and cracked
more books than you care to remember. The
work is done. The papers are in. So now
you take a refresher course. The subject: ice
cold Dos Equis beer. The Uncommon Import.
Study a frosty glass. You’ll learn it has a
rich, amber color unlike any beer. Now test
that big, bold flavor. You’ve got to admit,
Dos Equis is in a class all by itself.
DOSEQUB
THE UNCOMMON IMPOOT
Amber and Special Lager
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Photo festival
offers classes
Upper Valley Arts of Leaven
worth, WA, a non-profit orga
nization founded in 1977 to
promote and encourage the
arts, announces its Pho
tography Festival ’81 series of
summer photographic work
shops and seminars.
Included in the summer
schedule is a wildflower pho
tography workshop on June 5
and 6. The workshop will take
place in the foothills of the
Cascade Range where wild
flowers abound. The workshop
fee of $105 includes meals and
overnight accommodations at
Coppernotch Lodge.
Other courses include a pho
to-journalism workshop which
will explore all aspects of creat
ing a photo story or essay —
from the conceptual stage to
layout. This workshop is
scheduled for June 20 and 21,
and will also be held at Copper
notch Lodge. The fee is $105
and includes meals and lodg
ing. Freelance photographer
Doug Wilson will assist students
in preparing a photo layout in
either newspaper or magazine
style.
Additional workshops in
clude: "An Experience in Awe,”
photographing the infinitesimal
through a microscope and the
astronomical through a teles
cope; “Collecting Photographs
for Love and Money,” a one-day
seminar devoted to the collec
tion, preservation and en
joyment of 19th and 20th Cen
tury photographs; and "An
Artist’s View of Nature," a
week-long workshop of alpine
photography.
Registration deadlines are
two weeks prior to workshops.
For specifics or further informa
tion, write to Upper Valley Arts,
P.O. Box 385, Leavenworth, WA
98826, or call (509) 548-5509.
Dance the nite away
at
DISCO NIGHTS
Fri., May 8th $3.00
9 pm - 2 am
Valley River Inn
Columbia Room
• All the latest hits
• $25 to the lady with the
prettiest legs
C & MB Entertainment