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“Femme Fatale" (with guest
musicians Reed, Byrne and
Head-mate Jerry Harrison) and
Frantz's moving rendition of
Boh Dylan's "She Belongs to
Me" simply outdo anything
else on the album
The tracks show that Frantz
and Weymouth art* excellent
musicians with more limited
songwriting skills
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Fgyptians — Queen Klvis
Vet another goofy record
from demented Robyn Hitch
cock. the only pop star who
makes psychedelic musit and
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la* instantly recognizable as
vintage Hitchcock
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stuff, complete with the same
cast of loopy characters, liter
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that has come before
This alburn is not quite the
total oddity that last year's
Globe of Frogs was. Hitchcock
is getting much, much better at
his delicate compositions, as
tracks like “Wax Doll."
"Swirling" and “One l-ong
Pair of Eyes" attest For fun.
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as "The Devil's Coachman'’
and "Veins of the Queen
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to dei ipher. the Egyptians are
still a tough act musically.
Andy Metcalfe’s fretless trass
playing and the chiming gni
tars of Hitchcock and special
guest Peter Buck are at their
greatest on a trai k like
"Freeze." There's also chancy
experimentation on "Knife."
This Elvis is still kicking
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forming excerpts fnmi The
Wizard of Ox. 12:15 p m . Hull
Center lobby.
Vocal jaw concert with
the Ijine Community College
vocal jazz ensemble, 7:30 p.m..
IX’C main theater. Tickets $5.
available at the door or by call
ing 728-2202.
Friday. May 111
Greek Week Variety Show —
7 p in . Holt Center Silva Con
cert Hall. Contact the In
terfraternity Council or Panhel
lenic for more information.
Saturday. May 20
Kugene Concert Choir —
Afessa cie Gloria. 8:30 p.m..
Hull Center Soreng Theatre.
Tickets $H 50. available at Mult
("enter outlets
THKATKR DANCE
Friday. May 5
As You Like II Shake
speare's comedy. Thurston
111kh School auditorium. H
pin. Tickets $2 stu
dents seniors. $-1 adults. $1
children under age 12. avail
able at the door. The school is
located at 333 N. r.Bth St .
Springfield. Additional per
formances will be held at 8
p m. May 6.12 and 1 3.
Hittersuite a play about
modern relationships. 8:30
p m . Seymour's Greenery Res
taurant. 006 Willamette St
Tickets $8 adults. S7 seniors,
available at the door An addi
tional performance will l>e held
at 8:30 p in Saturday. May 6
Sunday, May 7
Sherlock Holmes & The
Redheaded league a musi
cal adventure. 2 p m.. Hull
Center Soreng Theatre. Tickets
$■». available at Hull (’.enter out
lets
Friday. May 1!)
An Evening of New Plays —
Dem Hash in' Hlues. The Aliev
H'av and Under Wraps. 8 p m..
Lane Community College main
auditorium. Tickets $3. avail
able at the door or by calling
720-2202 between 0 a m. and 1
p in weekdays An additional
performance will l>e held at 8
p in. Saturday. May 20.
Diamonds — a play about
baseball. 8:30 p in.. Seymour's
Greenery Restaurant, 006 Wil
lamette St. Tickets SH. available
at the door. An additional per
formance will be held at 8:30
p.m. Saturday. May 20
Bye Bye Birdie — a musical,
8 p.m.. Springfield High
School Auditorium. 875 N. 7th
St Tickets $2 students seniors,
$4 adults, available at the door.
An additional performance will
lx- held at 8 p.m. Saturday.
May 20
VISUAL ARTS
Friday. May 5
Celebrate! Arts in F.ducation
— honoring outstanding contri
butions to the arts, 5:30 p.m..
Hull Center Studio One. Free
admission
Continuing
Icons. Idols. Trophies and
Totems kerns Art Center.
1910 K. 15th Ave. Gallery
hours 10 a m.-5 p.m. Mondav
Saturday. 1-5 p.m. Sunday.
(Continuing
Oregon Invitational Small
Sculpture Exhibition Lane
Community College Art Depart
ment Gallery. Gallery hours 8
a m to 10 p.m. Mondav-Thurs
day. 8 a m to 5 p.m. Friday. A
closing exhibition will t»c held
May 12 at 7 p.m.
Opening May 16
Paul Pappas — an exhibition
of sculpture. Hull Center art
gallery. An opening reception
will be held at 7 p m. Friday,
May 19.
MISCELLANEOUS
Friday, May 5
Eugene Opera sale - 10a.m.
to 5 pm. Eugene Opera Cos
tume Shop. Oakway Mall west
wing, 2nd floor. The sale con
tinues 10 a m. to 5 p.m. May f>
Saturday. May 6
Astronomy Months begin —
Willamette Science & Technol
ogy Center, 2300 Centennial
Boulevard. Museum hours Fri
day-Sunday noon to 5 p.m.
This event is free with regular
WISTEC admission: $2.25 stu
dents seniors. $2.75 adults and
$1.75 ages 3-17.
Kite making class — noon,
Willamette Science & Technol
ogy Center, 2300 Centennial
Boulevard. See above listing for
times and admission prices.
Oregon Country Fair Spring
Fling — information, presenta
tions and crew sign-ups, 7
pm.. WOW Hall. Entertain
ment by Caliente will begin at (I
p.m. Admission $;t at the door.
Monday. May 8
Dumisani Kumalo — a lec
turer by the former South Afri
can journalist and author on di
vestment and economic sanc
tions. 7::t0 p.m. EMU Ball
room Free admission.
Tuesday, May 9
A Report on the Party and
the Guests - an allegory of po
litical life in socialist Czecho
slovakia. 7 p.m., IMC Studio A.
Czech with subtitles. Free ad
mission.
Wednesday. May 10
Disorder in the Garden — a
lecture by environmental de
sign professor Frances Butler of
the University of California-Da
vis, 7 p.m., Room 107 Law
rence. Free admission.
Thursday, May 11
Smothers Brothers — come
dy. 7 p.m.. Hult ('enter Silva
Concert Hall. Tickets $15.50
and $17.50. available at Hult
Center outlets.
Friday. May 12
Prehistoric Rock Art as In
spiration in Contemporary Art
a slide lecture by Terri
VVarpinskl and Hon Haim, 7
p.m.. FMU Forum Room Free
admission.
Saturday. May 13
Planet People class — for
kids in grades k-5, 1 p.m.. Wil
lamette Science & Technology
Center. 2200 Centennial Boule
vard. See Saturday. May 6 for
admission prices.
Tuesday. May lb
Love Affair, or the Tragedy
of a Switchboard Operator —■
an ironic film of Yugoslav soci
ety and its taboos. 7 p.m., IMC
Studio A. Serbo-Croatian with
subtitles. Free admission.
Thursday. May 18
Betty LaDuke — a lecture by
the professor of art of Southern
Oregon State College. 7:30
p.m.. Room 107 I.awrence.
Free admission.