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greatest
threats to
civil liberties
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Frid*y. May 14
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Ted
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INST AMT COMPUTERIZED
PORTRAITS AND GIFTS
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Dom God atm confirm HN Word
through
Signs & Wonders?
Come hoar tie Word
and m Sw algne Mo*
RUSTY
RUSSELL
(Intemetionaly know speaker)
IgaaMwg 7:80 nlghd)
at
Maranatha Campus Ministry
Corner ol 15th & Alder
Learn
“HOW TO CONTROL
THE HUMAN AURA”
at a tree lecture Friday. May 14. 7 pm. Lane
County Convention Center, 1 ?th and Monroe
Come to the tree lecture.
“FOR THE AMERICAN
WOMAN, IT S A NEW
ERA . AND FOR MEN
WHO CARE”
Monday, May 16. Conference Center Fireside
Room, l?th and Madison. 7 pm Also ottered
Saturday May 14 and Sunday May 15
“THE INNER
WORKSHOPS”
on the The Lost Years of Jesus Reincarnation
& Karma. Spiritual Healing and more For more
information call ?42-84?2 5-14
CINEMA 7
10th & Olive-Atrium Building
M7-0733
MAY 7-13
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
Dominique Sanda Geraldine Chaplin
VOYAGE EN
DOUCE
SHOWS 7:30 * 9:30 PM
Fled Adm Mat Sun 2 pm
THE CANTICLE INN welcomes two contem
porary Christian bands for this Saturday
"Vision' (country-rock-gospel) and "The Mike
Langley Group " Come and have some Ves
tibule Veggies or a cookie Doors open at 7 45,
Pam Opp starts at 8 pm No Canticle Inn next
week 5-14
SCHLCHUTZ BEER
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EMU Cultural Forum
praaant
HITCHCOCK
DOUBLE FEATURE
Spellbound
Starring Gregory Peck and
Ingrid Bergman
and
North by
Northwest
Starring Cary Grant. Ewe-Marie Saint and
James Ma»>n
THURSDAY, MAY IS 7 PM
177 LAWRENCE *1.50
Coming next week
REBECCA and NOTORIOUS
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THE HJOtJ
«IE 13th (at Ferry St)
NEW TtCWET PRICES*
MONTENEGRO
Susan Anapach (Five Easy Pieces, Biume m
Lowe) and Ertand Joeapheon (Scenes from a
Marriage) star in this wild. crazy btzzare erode
comedy about a bored suburban Stockholm
housewife who accidentally finds oft-the-wall
excitement in a deUghttudy sleazy Yugos
lavian run nightspot, the ZanzMtar. Directed
by Duaan Makavefov "W R -Mysteries of the
Organism. Sweet Movie)
NIGHTLY 7:1 S A 9:30 PM
Sat & Sun Mat ? 30 pm $2
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HELD OVER
ROCKY HORROR
PICTURE SHOW
Thursday & Sunday midnight
Saturday Matinee 1 pm
Afl tickets $2 On sale h hour before showtime
First come-tirst serve
AT THE BIJOU
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BUOUMiONfTE
RUST NEVER
SLEEPS
See HeJ Young and Crazy Horse live onstage
during their ear shattering 1978 concert tour
After a child-like solo acoustic set Young
shares the last halt of the concert with Crazy
Horse and ys his electric guitar hot enough to
peel paint in this Aery rock movie
Wednesday $1
Thursday Rocky Horror 12
Friday & Saturday $2 50
Sunday at 1 pm S2
Next
May 19-22 Qua
drophema
May 26-29 Tommy
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TELL ME
A RIDDLE
This turn has taken Eugene by storm,
consistently playing to sold out
audienca6 when it has played here It's
popularity is richly deserved - it's an
incredibly powerful and moving film
about a couple who accept life's chal
lenge to re-kmdte their faded love "Tad
Me A Rtdcde " is a haunting, memorable
love story'' - Toronto Star " This honest,
deeply tetf film about growth and death
should be seen more than once Wd
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FRIDAY, MAY 14 7 A • PM
180 PLC 81.50
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IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR AOAINt
THE 12th ANNUAL
Willamette
Valley
Folk
Festival
May 21,22,23
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
FREE ENTERTAINMENT
- WORKSHOPS
- HIGHLIGHT CONCERT
- FREE FESTIVAL DANCE
- COUNTRY DANCE
Sponsored by the EMU Cultural Forum
1020.5-14
SUFI CIRCLE PRESENTS
ALIEN
Without a doubl one ol the most power
ful science fiction films ever made. ASen
is guaranteed to have you on the edge of
your seat in Ctoae Encounters, the
aliens were "nice guys." but the crea
tor e who gets on board the spaceship
here e Bad News Ruthless, deadly, and
able to metamorphize to new, more
menacing forms, the Alien symbolizes
the primordial tear of an that is beyond
our control or understanding
SATURDAY. MAY 1S 7 4 #:«5 PM
1S0PLC SI.50/SI children
1014 5-14
DON’T BLOW
YOUR CHANCE
NOT ONLY CAN
YOU EXPERIENCE
LEON
RUSSELL
AND HIS ROCK N’ ROLL
REVUE, FEATURING AN
11 PIECE BAND WITH
4 FEMALE VOCALISTS
BUT
opening the show Is
THE ROBERT
CRAY BAND
A SHOW NOT TO
BE MISSED
FOR ONLY
$6.50, $7.50 for
UO students
$8, $9 lor the
general public
TOGETHER ON
SUNDAY MAY 16th
8 pm MAC COURT
with special
amphitheater
seating
Tickets availabe. EMU Mam Desk. Ever
ybody's Record. Earth River Records
Presented by the EMU Cultural Forum
SUCH A DEAL!
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YWCA PRESENTS
“Right Out of History:
Ths Making of tha
Dinner Party"
A film about the collective creation of
women’s art
SATURDAY, MAY IS 4:30 PM
Cinema 7
MONOAV, MAY 17 7 PM
EMU Forum
TUESDAY, MAY 14 NOON
EMU Forum
S1 .SC Admission
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LAUGH & SAVE!
LIVE
MATINEE
UVE COMEDY
ONSTAGE AT
CINEMA 7
FMOAY EVENINGS
May 14 A 21 sit A 10 pm
Near leer pries: SMS
Sal Mai only May IS A 22
at 2 pm S2.00
No children under 12 admitted
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-MAX* PRESENTS
JAMES
THORNBURY
SATURDAY, MAY 15 9:30 PM
Blues
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GARP
is coming next wNk
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CASINO
ROYALE
A Benefit for Peart Buck Canter
SLAV
Blackjack • Crapa • Roulette •
Poker
tor
PRIZES
including a 10-speed Bridgestone
Regutus bicycle donated by Pedal
Power
Dance muaic by 19 piece band
Refreshments served by our own bun
nies
SATURDAY, MAY IS S-11 PM
EMU BALLROOM
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THIEF OF
BAGDAD
The stories of Scheherazade and the
Arabian Nights are told in this film, one of
the all-time great fantasies Brilliant trick
photography and special effects which
amaze and astound the audience make
this fHm version starring Sabu the unan
imous favorite
FRIOAY, MAY 14 7 A • PM
107 LAWRENCE S1.50/S1 children
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