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Mon-fri. 10:00-5:30
Sat 1040-5:00
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For the week of May 9-May 15
D A R
FILM
Friday, 5-9
“Kiss of the Spider Woman” 180
PLC 7 and 9:30 p m S2 and SI
"The Adveniurcs of Buckaroo Ban
zai” 150 Geology. 7 p.m.. 9 p m., and
midnight $2 and SI.
"The Girl Can't Help It 180 PLC
Midnight S2 and SI.
Cinema 7: "Perir 7:30 and 9:30
p.m. $4 general. $3.50 students
Saturday, 5-10
"The Gordimer Stories" 180 PLC. 7
and 9: IS p.m. $2 and $1.
“Paris. Texas" ISO Geology 7 and 9
p.m $2 and SI.
Cinema 7: (See Friday's listing)
Sundav. 5-11
"Bluebeard” 180PLC 8p m S2 and
SI.
Cinema 7: “Peril" 4:30 p.m S3. 7
and 9 p.m. $4 general. S3.50 students
Monday. 5-12
Cinema 7: "Peril" 7 and 9 p.m. S3.
Tuesday . 5-13
"Testament" 150Geology. 8 p.m. $2
and SI.
Cinema 7: "Peril" 8 p.m S4 general.
$3.50 students
Wednesday, 5-14
Sooner Video. Outdoor Program
12:30 p m Free Call 68<r4365 for fur
ther info.
Cinema 7: (Sec Tuesday's listing)
Thursday, 5-15
"Battle of Chile, Part II" EMU
Forum Room. 8 p.m. Free
Cinema 7: (See Tuesday'* listing)
MUSIC
Friday, 5-9
Bcnct'H Fundraiser Dance Party for
KRVM. featuring Single Mary, The Surf
Trio. The Lost Falcon's A-Go Co with
The Left Side Dancers, and The Im
posters. Thw WOW Hall. Community
Center for the Performing Arts. Kth Ave
and Lincoln St. Doors open at 9 p.m $4
Call 687-2746 or «?-3370 for further
info.
Taylor’s: Lloyd Jones Struggle 9
p.m. S2
The Beanery. Thin Man. original
rock. 7 p.m. Free.
Guido's Top 40 music with KPNW
disc jockey Steve Hills 10 p m $1
Hilton: Tea Dance with Marv
Margolis and The Ja/v M's 3 30-8:30
p m. $2.
Lone Star: Vi»<-n <? pm Cover
charge.
Saturday. 5-10
Saturday Market Jorge Navarro,
guitarist, at II a m. The Baikentones.
Mediterranean folk music, at 12:30 p.m.
Interpretive Egyptian, Persian, and
American Bcllydanccrs at 2:30 p m
Transistcr. Condon School 9:30
p m.-12:30 a m $2 Childcare
available Call 686-3360 for further
info.
Taylor's: (Sec Friday's listing)
Guido's: (Sec Friday's listing)
Lone Star: (Sec Friday's listing)
Sunday, 5-11
Taylor's: Church o' dc Blues 9 p.m
SI.
Bulk- Tavern; Blues lam 9 p m SO
CCIMS.
Mumbt, 5-12
Taylor'* Blue* Jam 9 p m SO cents
Lone Star: 24 Carat 9 p m Cover
charge
Tuesday. 5-13
The University Percussion Ensemble
Beall Concert Hall 8pm Free
Taylor's Magic Swan and the l)ukc»
9 p m. SI.
tame Star (Sec Monday'* listing)
Wednesday, 5-14
The University Sinloniciia Beall Con
cert Hall. 8 p.m. Free
"Improving Plectrum Technique"
workshop with jazz guitarist Dave Mit
chell North Crafts Room, Amazon
Community Center. 7:30 p m Free
Taylor's Newell Briggs and the Reg
gae All Stars 9 pm. $1
Lone Star: (See Monday'* listing)
Thursday, 5-15
The University Gospel F.nsemhlc
Beall Concert Hall 8 p.m Free
The University Gospel Choir Hull
Center Lobby 12:1$ p.m Free
LCC Vocal Jazz pjisemble and several
award winning high school vocal jazz
groups. LCC Main Theatre 8 p m
Free.
Taylor'*: The Lost Falcon* 9pm
$1.
Lone Star (Sec Monday * listing)
THEATER
"Beloved Hick" one woman show
performed by Pat Bond EMU Forum
Room Friday only 9 p m V4 advance
only. Tickets available at EMI! Main
Desk and Mother Kali’s Books Inter
preted for the hearing impaired Call
686-3360 lor funher info
•"Children of a lesser God" by Mark
Mcdolf Arena Theatre, Villard Hall
May 13-17. 22 24,»and 29 31 M pm
S2 30 Call 686 4191 for reservations
and further info
Three one-act comedies by Dorothy
Velasco, performed by Terra Nova
Theatre Napoleon's Deli, 630 Main St.,
Springfield May 9 at 8 p m May 10 at I
and 8 p m S4 30 Call 746 1631 for fur
ther info.
•’You're a Good Man. Charlie
Brown" Willamette Theatre. 1801 Echo
Hollow Road May 9. 10. 16. and 17
S3.30 general. $2 30 students and senior
cut/ens. Call 689 0731 for reservations
and funher info
"Abigail and Others The Northwest
Women" written by Charles Decmcr
and IXirothy Velasco. Abigail perform
ed by Jane VanBoskirk The WOW Hull
Community Center for the Performing
Arts. 8th Ave and Lincoln St Saturday
only Doors open at 7:30 p m $3 ad
vance. $6 day of show Call 6^7 2746
for further info
The Factory. Springfield "Se* In
the Title" performed by SNAFtl May
9. 10. 16. 17. 23. 24. 30. and 31 ft M)
p m. S3 30 advance. $6 30 at the door
Advance tickets available at
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Eugene Ballet Company presents
00*0"
Friday and Saturday,
May 9. 10, 1986 at 7:30p.m.
Sunday, May 11, 1986 at 2:00p m
Huit Center (or the Performing Arts
RESERVATIONS:
687-5000
ALL TICKETS $1 0.00
"It would be hard not to like
ODC/San Francisco "
Doctor{°ntinufd frotn paK*‘ ib
-ting em up there and building
a great big city
After touring Europe in 1984,
Dan returned to Eugene and
worked with local muaicians
Don Jordan and Jim I-ong as a
blungrass group, playing the
streets and the Saturday Market,
1-ast spring. Dan took up with
Eagle Hark Slim, with whom he
plays today.
"Slim's got the big boat
We're talking about world-class
music. I wish I could take him
to Europe, but 1 can't even get
him to get his passport, or even
his birth certificate. If he went
to Europe, he'd be an icon.
We’re going to Canada for Expo
How did Dan come to play
washtub bass?
"I noticed that on the
street, there wasn't anybody
getting the l»ass sound, so I
started washtub because that
was the easiest bass to play. It's
only got one string ..
"I have progressed to trass
drum Imiss The instrument I use
on the street now has a bass
drum in plate of the washtub
The trip with bass-drum bass is
finesse, just more finesse, more
volume and tone, than the
washtub has. It's a real good
bottom; I can get the bottom
with Slim any time.
**l want to go back to
Europe. I’ve got a couple of Her
man friends. |org and Ham.
who play guitar and (miss. Ger
mans are always great guitar
players, but they always sing
soft. So I'm going to sing. I want
to open up a Tex-Mex restaurant
and cabaret in Paris. I'd love to
have Kmmylou Harris come in
every time she's in Paris."
Kagie Park Slim and Doctor
Dan can be heard every week at
Arnold's Hideaway. 14U1Vj E.
loth Ave.. or in front of the
Bookstore. The duo also play at
local high schools, which helps
to prove that for these two. there
is no generation gap. Their
music keeps them young.
EUGENE KHI LTDN
AND t I F A ( ( )\F I Kl N( ! ( I \ II K
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