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children $1
Friday
Brubaker at 7 and 9:30 p m in 150 Geology Adulls SI 50.
children $1
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"Atomic Cafe" at 5:30, 7:30, and 9:30
MUSIC
Eugene Partis and Rec Summer Concerts
Thursday
The Brass Quintet 6:30 pm, Amazon Park, 27th and Hilyard
Sunday
Folk Festival and Spaghetti Feed Noon-3 p m
Westmoreland Park. 22nd and Hilyard
Emerald Chamber Players 4 p m . Hendricks Rhododendron
Garden, Skyline & Summit Ave
Eldred Glaspy Sextet 6:30 p.m , Washburne Park, 20th &
Agate
New Mime Circus & Passing Fancy 6 30 pm. Monroe Park.
10th & Monroe
Clubs, etc.
Jo Federigo's: Nancy King & Steve Chnstofferson July 22
Randy Larson S Bob Larson July 23-24
Andre St James Trio July 25-26
Harry's: Molly Scholz and Don Ross Tues -Sat. through July
31
Hacienda Steak House: Unity through August 1 Top 40's
Lone Star Ca<e:The Davis Brothers through July 24
Union Oyster Bar Apples in Winter, Thurs -Fri Irish Pub
Musk: No cover
JULY 28
Saturday Market: Class Act. an all woman barbershop
quartet at 12:30 p m
Nancy Vogl and Suzanne P Shanbaum, tormer members ot
the Berkeley Women s Collective, will perform a benefit concert
for Womenspace at 8 30, July 23 at the Eugene Garden Club
1645 High St
Third World July 25. 8 30 p m . Portland Paramount Theater
THEATER
U of O Carnival Theater through August 12 presents
"Look Homeward Angel," "Harvey," and "House of Blue
leaves in rotation at Robinson Theater Information 686-4191
"Romeo and Juliet" through August 1. ORT Outdoor
Theater on The Mall Information 485-1946
Joffrey Ballet. July 21-25 Portland Civic Auditorium Tickets
available at Meier and Frank
Western Oregon State College. Monmouth presents Jose
phine. the Mouse Singer" at 8:15 p m., July 21-28: "Aladin" July
29-30 at 7 p m . July 31 at 11 a m , and August 1 at 5 p m
Information 838-3771
The Woods" by David Mamet. ORT, 222 Broadway July
21-August 15 Information 485-1946
MISCELLANEOUS
WISTEC: Planetarium shows weekends at 1 and 3 p m
Information: 484-9027
KWAX
A special Bill of Rights quiz will be presented as part of the
Bill ot Rights series aired on "An Oregon Evening" Thursday.
July 22 at 6:30 p m Listeners are invited to submit questions to
attempt to stump a panel of constitutional experts Questions can
be dropped off at KWAX in Villard Hall or called in to Nancie
Fadeley at 686-4239
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