Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, February 21, 1986, THE Friday EDITION, Page 6B, Image 13

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CALENDAR
For the Week of Feb. 21-27
FILM
FRIDAY, 2-21
"Koyaanisoatsi" 180 PLC. 7:30.
9:30, and midnight $2 and $t.
“The Lady Vanishes" ISO
Geology. 7 and 9 p.nt. $2 and $1
SATURDAY, 2-22
' Altered States" ISO Geology. 7
and 9 pm. $2 and SI
"Alice in Wonderland" Disney vet:
sion 180 PLC' 4 and 8 p m S2 and
SI.
SUNDAY, 2-23
"Gun Cnuv'* and "The Big Com
bo" 180 PLC' 6 p m SI 50
WEDNESDAY, 2-19
"Hiroshima Mon Amour" ISO
Geology. 7 p.m SI.
MUSIC
FRIDAY, 2-21
American Women Conductor
Composer Symposium Chamber
Music Concert. Beall Concert Hall. 8
p.m. Free Call 686-3134 for further
info. .
Boy s Club The WOW Hall. Com
mumty Center for the Performing
Arts. ’8th Ave and Lincoln St. Doors
open at 9 p.m. S3- Call 687-2746 for
further mlo.
Taylor’s; The View 9 p m. S2
Guido’s: Top 40 music with KPNW
disc jockey Steve Hills. 10 p.m. SI *
Lone Star; Redas 9 p.m. Cover.
SATURDAY, 2-22
American Women Conductor
Composer Symposium. (See Friday's
listing)
Annual Concert of Israeli Music
with Miriam Wnkin. The Kitov
Singers, and Ruth Lachman. Temple
Beth Israel. 25th Ave and Portland St
8 p m. S3.
Taylor's; Boy 's Club 9 p m S2.
Max's Tavern; The View. 9 p.m.
.».
Guido's: (See Friday’s listing)
Lone Star: (See Friday’s listing)
SUNDAY, 2-23
American Woman Conduclor
Com poser Symposium: University
Symphony Orchestra Finale, featuring
all ol the symposium guest conductors
and composers Beall Concert Hall. 8
p.m. Free for University students and
children under 12. S3 general, and SI
, for senior citizens and children aged
12 to 18 Call 686-3134 for further
info.
Annual Concert of Israeli Musk.
(See Saturday's listing)
Oregon Jazz Band Emerald Valley
Inn. Crowell. 1-6 p.m..
Taylor's: Blues Jam.' 9 p.m. 50'
cents
Butte Tavern: Blues Jam 9 p.m 50 ■
cents.
MONDAY, 2-24
Eugene Symphony Guild’s Lunch
and Listening Scries Studio I. Hult
T
Center 11:45 a.m.-l pm, Call
687-9487 for further tnfo,
Taylor's: Curtis Salgado and In Yo‘
Face. 9 p m $5.50.
Lone Star: Fanatics. 9 p.m. Cover
TUESDAY, 2-25
Eugene Youth Symphony Beall
Concert Hall, 8 p.m.
Concert by LCC Musa Faculty
Blue Dimr Theatre, downstairs in
LCC'* Performing Arts Building 8
p.m. Free.
Eugene Symphony Guild's Lunch
and Listening Series (See Monday's :
listing)
Taylor's: (See Monday’s listing)
Arnold's Hideaway: Eagle Park
Slim, with Dr D and his washtub
bass 8 p.m. Free
Lone Star (See Monday's listing)
WEDNESDAY, 2-26
University Gospel Ensemble Beall
Concert Hall 8 p m Free.
Guitarist Neil Archer Roan Soreng
Theatre. Hull Center. 7:30 p.m Call
687 5000 for reservations ami further
info
Taylor's; Magic Swan and The
Dukes 9 p m $1
Lone Star (See Monday 's listing)
THURSDAY. 2-27
Fiddlin' Big Sue. Uncle T, and
Johnny Hull Center laihhy. 12:15
p.m Free.
Taylor's; Lloyd Jones Struggle. 9
p.m $1
Arnold's Hideaway. (See Tuesday s
listing)
Lone Star (See Monday * listing)
THEATER
"Strange Snow" by Steve Metcalfe
Arena Theatre. Villard Hall Feb. 21.
22. 27. 28. Match I. 6. 7. and 8 8
p m $2 50 Call 686 4191 for reset
vat ions and further info
"A. My Name is Alice" a musical
revue in celebration of American
womanhood, performed by the
Oregon Repertory Theatre Soreng
Theatre. Huh Center Feb. 21 and 22
at 7:30 p m Ticket* are $8-$l4. Call
687-5000 for reservations and further
into.
"Don Giovanni" by Mozart, per
formed by the Western Opera Theatre
of San Francisco. Silva Hall, Huh
Center. Saturday only. 8 p,m.
$7 50-SI6 50 Call 687-5000 for
reservations and further info.
"My Fair Lady" Sough Eugene
High School Auditorium Feb 21.22.
28. March I. 7. and 8 Call 342-2616
for further info.
"Visit to a Small Planet" by Gore
Vidal Willamette Theatre Feb. 21.
22. 28. and March I. 8 p m. S3 50
general. $2 50 students and senior
citizens Call 689 0731 for further
info.
The Factory. Springfield: Stand-up
1
Comedy on Mondays at 8:30 p in. $3
Amateur Open Talent Night on
Tuesday* 8:30 p.m. $1. Film Festival
on Wednesdays. 7:30 p m. Free pop
com Preferred scat ini’ for all of the
above with dinner reservations Call
747-7900 for more information.
RADIO
KWAX FM.9I I Weekdays Mor
ning Edition at 6 a m Alii hings Con
sidcrcd at 3 p m "Music Through the
Night" all night long. Fridas: Nor
ihwest Week in Review ai 6 30 pm
Concerts from Europe at 8 p.m 2(8h
Century Music at 10 p.m A Night at
the Opera at 11 p m Saturday s
Metropolitan Opera Zandonai's
"F.rancesca da Rimini” at II a m
The Bob ami Ray Public Radio Show
at 4 30 p m Carnegie Hall Tonight at
6'p.m Philadelphia Orchestra at 7 . . =
p.m Sunday: Saint Paul Sunday Mor
ning at 9 a in liars of Old ai 10 Ml
a m S.m Francisco Symphony a'
main New York Chambct Musk
Festival at 3pm The Record Shelf at
6 p.m. Cleveland Orchestra at 7 p m
Monday: Getting Technical at 6 30
p.m. Music in (Vegon The Oregon
Mo/an Players, conducted by Robert
Hurwitz at 8 p.m Tuesday: Keeping
Current at 6 30 p m New York
Philharmonic at 8 p m Wednesday:
Art Access at 6 30p m (Tticago Sym
Sony at 8 p m Thursday University
reel at 6 30 p m CD Showcase at
ft 43 p.m law Angeles Philharmonic
at 8 p.m.
KLCC-FM, 89 7 W eekdays: Mor
ning Edition (news) from 5-9 a m The
Wireless (jazz) at 9 a:m and 12 30
tm. Blue Plate Special at MM* One
war of All Things Considered at 4
p m. Local News at 5 p m.
MonttoradH) at 5:30 p m. The com
plete All Thing* Considered at 6 p m
Monday*: Friend* and Neighbors at
7:30 p m Women's Mu»k at 9:30
p.m. New Dreamers at II pm
Tuesdays: laau Inside Out at 7:30
p m Night Jar/ at 10 p.m Wednes
day Focus on Jazz at 7,30 p.m. Dr,
Rchop and The Masters of Jazz at 8 :30
p m. Night Jazz at 10:30 p m Thurs
day: New Acoustic Music at 7:30 „ .
Rm Jazz Album Preview at 10 p m
ight Jazz at 1045 p.m. Friday:
Straight Street at 7:30 p m. Harlem
Hit Parade at 8 p.m Black Is at 9 p m.
Air Jamaica at II pm Saturdays
New Dimensions at 9 a.m. Saturday
Cafe at 1C a.m. Infinite Jazz at noon
Blues Power at 3 p m Harlem Hit
Parade at 4 p m A Prairie Home
Companion at 6 p.m The Thistle and
Shamrock at 8 p m Music from :hc
Hearts of Space at 9 p m Pure Jazz at
10 p m Sunday: Mist Covered
Mountain at 9 a m Sunday Morning
at 11 a.m. Big Band Bash at noon. In
the Tradition The Bebop Era at I
p m Sunday Afternoon Jazz at 7pm
A Prairie Home Companion at b p in
Ahora Si (Latin music) at 8 p m
Another Green World at 11 p ro.
KRVM FM. 919 Weekdays:
Morning Jazz from 6:30-9 a.m Radio
'80s from 9 a m. 4 p m. Evening Jazz
from 4-6 p m Big Band* Plus from
6-10 pm Radio Classics (old.time
radio theatre) ul 10 p.m. Radio 80s
from 10:30p.m -midnight Saturday*
Doc Holiday Show from 8-9 a m
Blucgrass Hour 9-10 a m Definitely
Dixie from 10-11 a.m. Radio Classics
from II a.m.-noon. The British Inva
sion from noon 2 p.m Coin' Back
from 2-4 p.m Album Preview from
4-6 p.m. Radio '80s from 6
p.m midnight Sundays Blue Sunday
from 8 11 a m. Cruisin' IVom II
a m 2 p.m Modern Mono Irom 24
p.m. R a d i o ' 8 0 * from 4
pm -midnight
MISCELLANEOUS
SATURDAY. 2-22
Bandsaw Carving Workshop with
Robert Holden EMU Craft Center
9:30 a.m.-noon. 510 members. $12
non-members.
Pupcrrnaking II Workshop with
Aimee Yogi EMU Craft Center
12:30-2:30 p.m. $14 members. $16
non-members
TUESDAY. 2-25
Bicycle Touring Workshop with
Keith Nelson Outdoor Program 7:30
p.m
"Exploring the Wilderness in Se
quoia National Park " lecture and slide
presentation by Gail A. Baker
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