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For the week of May 2-May 8 FILM Friday. 5-2 "Red Scare Night" 180 PLC. 7:30 ami 9:30 p.m $2 ami $1 ' 'One from the Heart "150 Geology 7 ami 9 p.m. $2 ami SI. "Performance" IK0 PLC MuJmghl S2 and SI Cinema 7: "Hearthreakers" 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. $4 general. $3.50 students Saturday. 5-3 "Streetwise" 180 PLC. 7 ami 9 p m. S2 ami SI "Steppenwolf" 150Geology. 7 ami 9 p m. S2 and SI. Cinema 7: I See Friday's listing) Sunday, 5-4 "Shock. Corridor” and "The Naked Kiss" 180 PLC. 7 p m. S2 and St Cinema 7: "Hearthreakers" 4:30 p m. S3. 7 and 9 p.m $4 general. $3.50 students Monday. 5-5 Cinema 7: "Hearthreakers” 7 and 9 p.m. S3. Tuesday . 5-6 Orson Welles Birthday Parly "The Lady from Shanghai" 167 EMU. 7 p.m. Free admission and birthday cake Cinema 7: "Hearthreakers" 7 and 9 p.m. $4 general. S3 50 students Nooncr Video Outdoor Program 12 :30 p m Free Call 686 4365 lor lur (her info. "Fourteen Americans: Directions of the 1970V New Zone Gallery. 8 p.m. rmmi l " 15* CUP COUPON) FREE Soda plus OFF any slice I 11:30 - Midnight, Mon. - Fri. 3:30 - Midnight. Weekends 1211 Aider on Campus 686-9598 coupon expires 5/4/86 •CLIP COUPON -■»< I I wm SI 50. Cinema 7: (See Tuesday's listing) Thursday, 5-8 Cinema 7: (See Tuesday's listing) MUSIC Friday, 5-2 The Eugene Chamber Singers, directed by James Miller Beall Concert Hall. H p.m, $3 adults. S2 students anti senior citizens Deuce Coupe, rock 'n' roll Eugene Hilton. 9 p.m, $10. Benefit tor Margie Hendriksen. Call 683-3957 for further info. Tayhir's: Sneakers 9 p m. $2 The Beanery Tod White, electronic ambiance music. 8 p m Free. Max's: More Time, reggae. 9:30 p m. $2.50. Guido's: Top 40 music with KPNW disc jockey Sieve Hills. 10 p.m SI Hilton: Tea Dance with Marv Margohs and The )»/,/ M's. 5:30-8:30 p m S2. Saturday, 5-3 The Eighth Annual University Day of Percussion, along with the Second An nual Northwest Percussion Festival Beall Concert Hall 9 a.m -9:30 p.m Call 686-3760 or 686 3761 lor further Mil. Guest Recital Billy Cobham. solo drumset Beall Concert Hall 2-5 p m Free. Guest Rec ital Leigh Howard Stevens, classic marimbist Beall Concert Hall. 8 r PKCisiorfi HNRWORK9 Don't let the low price fool you* our skilled cutters will give you a great haircut! NWccirner 29»h & Willamette 9 30 6 00 Mon - Fri. 9 30 5 00 Sat. V343-1182 No appointment*^ Do You Always Get The Worm? Are you always the one digging deeper, working harder, and following through with projects long after the others have gone? ir you are, and if you are interested in working with other “Early Birds”, then we would like you to apply for these openings. T he Oregon Daily Emerald Advertising Department currently has openings for apprenticeship positions throughout Spring term. These positions will turn into sales positions next year after intensive training in sales, marketing and general business procedures. The positions require use of a car (NO MOPEDS/BICYCLES), minimum one hour a day and of course unlimited enthusiasm and energy! e have to be honest when we tell all those interested in ▼ ▼ applying for these jobs that the competition is tough. But, we always need qualified salespeople and now more than ever, experience on the 7th largest morning paper in Oregon will give you invaluable experience. Applications are available Room 300 EMC; 8 - 5pm. Closing date: May 2, 1986 O.D.E. b an equal opportunity employer. Page 6B, Friday Edition Comedy troupe SNA FI / s opening perfor mance of "Sex. .. In The Title. ” was originally scheduled to begin tonight at 8:30 p.m. at The factory. The show has betm reschedulinl to Photo tottrtaav SNAFU begin its month long run May 0 (same time, same place.) Tickets are $5.50 in advance and $6.50 at the door. They are available at Everybody's Records and at The Factory. p m Free Saturday Market: Mark Harris, guitarist. at II a m IX-ucc Coupe, pop duo. at 12:30 p.m Calientc. salsa, at 2:30 p.m Free Smothers Brothers and Mason Williams Silva Hall. Hull Center 7 p m SI2 and SI4 Call 6*7-51)00 for reservations and further info Taylor's: (See Friday's listing) The Beanery: Peter Thomas. classical guitar 7 p.m. Free Guido's: (Sec Friday's listing) Sunday, 5-4 The highlit Annual University |>ay ot Pereussion. along with the Second An mial Northwest Pereussion Festival Beall Coneert Hall *f 3t)a in A to p m Call 686-3760 or 6X6 3761 for further info. The Beanery Eagle Park Slim, hlues. at II a m Mark Harris, island music, at x p m Free. Taylor's Church o' dc Blues V p m M Belle Tavern; Blues Jam. V p m. 50 cents Monday. 5-5 The Beanery : Jeff Key it* ikls. original rock 7 VI p m Free TayhirV Blues Jam V p m JO cents l iMsdm, 5-6 Women's Choral Society Beall Con cert Hall K pm $J general. 12 students Pa Wo Moses and The Jah Kingdom Bum). Jamacian reggae the WOW Mull. Community Center Tor the Pertor tumg Arts. Kth Ave . anti Lincoln St . Hours open at 9p m S5 advance. V>da> • o| show Call Wftl7 2746" for further into. The Imperials Silva- Hall, Hull Center K pm S? At). ' VJMI, • and M2 50 Call 6*7 51**1 lor resevaiions ami further into ' : Taylor's: Magic Swan and the Dukes 1pm SI. . ' Wednesday. 5-7 . ■ . The Beanery Nancy Hriitin folk . music 7 p m Free •Taylor's -Secret. Agent 9 pit) VI I horsduy. 5-8 Don Lalarski and Friends, plus Caliemc KMU Dmmg.Riiom * p m V* students. S5 general Benefit-lor the. LCC Music Scholarship Fund ; • Night noise, traditaaialand original' ■ Celtic music. plus Puck Fail The WOW Halt.'Community Center fordhe' Pertor. hung Arts. Hth Ave anti Lincoln Jit . ★ COPIES * Krazy Kata Try Umi •84 East 13th al. . r Zouch of Class Clothing Now paying more for clothes. Quality Resale for women and children. il: Mon-Fri. 10:00-5:30 Sat 10:00-5:00 2650 Willamette • 343-0095 jj Doors open at 8 p m V> advance. $7 day of show Call 687 2746 for further info The Beanery Word.of Mouth folk* and popular music 8 p in. Five, Taywr'si Thc Roys Club 9 p III $|-. ■ • THEATER ; : ■ "An Elegant Evening in the Eighties'' a nostalgic theatrical revue ,marking the • Villard Hall- Centennial, directed hy . - Horace Kohipson Rotymson “Theatre, Vtll.miH.ill Friday and Saturday “only 8 P m „ S3 “C'alC686 41*#I" for. reserva turns ami'iurther* info -l.a/arus Laughed by -Eugene O'Neill Arena Theatre Villard Hall May 2 and 4.\ 8, p in $2' J0 Call. 686 4194 tor rcseryalurns and lurlher info " ' ’ Madame Buitcrlly performed by Eugene. OpSa .Silva Hall. Hul| Center-' ' Friday ,»l 8 p hi .Sunday at 2 Hi p m. *7 *16 SO CalC687'3<K8> lor reserva tinny ami further info-.', Starling Here. Start mg ^ NiWC' a music rev tew by R ichahi Mallby.Jr and . Day id Shire,' performed.. hy' M'amstagc. Cabaret Seymour s.Restaurant May-.2 and '.Vat y p.m. Ala'y 4 at 7 40 p"m;'$5 advance, Sb'Jay.uf show .,*3 student dis "■ ciwntUttered one Hour before each'pci forman.ee, Tickets . a.va'tlahl‘c -at Sey‘im;ur“s Restaurant.. .Backstage Danccwear. and The Literary Lion Call 684 4368 lot "reservations and further mlo ■ ' „ ' '•. . "The |T«mmg. W rhc„' Shrew" by William Shakespeare I anc “Community College-Theatre May"2 and.4 .8 p m Vy.Call 726 2202 lor,reservations and further mwtf • ■' * . . . The Factory. Springfield Stand- up Comedy,on Monday's at 8 40 p m *4 iAniatcur“'f}pcn Talent “ Night on Tuesdays! 8;JO-plm .$L- Film* Festival . on Wednesdays. 7 .40, p m„ Free pop corn ’ Preferred seating for all of the above with dinner reservations Call 747 7900 for further into DANCE "Initiations” performed by the Human Dance Company Sorcng Theatre. Hull Center Friday only.- 7:40 p m *6. *7. and *8 Call 687 V88) for reservations and further info. Skinner City doggers Hull Center Lobby Thursday only 12 IS p m Free RADIO KWAX FM. DM: Weekdays Morning l ain ion at 6 a m All Things Considered at S p.m, "Music Through the Night" all night long Friday: Northwest Week in Review at 6:30 pm Concerts from Europe at 8 p.m 2<>lh Century Music at III p in A Night at the Opera at 11 p.m. Suturdav:Micrologus at 10:30 a m Chicago Lyric Opera at 11 a m Special Interest: Arts al 4 p.m Bob ami Ray Public Radio Show al 4 30 p.m Carnegie Hall Tonighi at 6 p.m. Philadelphia Orchestra at 7 p m Sun day: Saint Paul Sunday Morning al 9 a m Ears of Old ut 10:30 a m Continued on Page 7B Friday, May 2, IttHtt