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Depression examined in winter course TUsing films such as “The ¡Grapes of Wrath” and “All The King’s Men,” the history cour- L The Depression Years: Hard and Good Times, will be ¡aught winter term at the College. instructors Fred DeWolfe ¡and Richard Rampsberger will Lse the films of and about the |l93O’s as a starting point to Lamine various aspects of the [Depression years. I The course will be offered on ¡Thursday nights from 7 to 10 p.m. in the McLoughlin Hall ¡¡heater. The first session is Ilan. 4. [-January 3: Newsreels of life lithe 1930’s [-January 10: “Grapes of Wrath,” starring Henry Fonda, Ills the story of a family forced I leave its Oklahoma d.ustbowl farm and how it survives in California as migrant workers —January 17: “Night at the Opera,” starring the Marx Brothers, is one of the funniest films ever made and is a classic example of the crazy comedies made during the 1930’s. —January 24: “Gold Diggers” is one of the best of Busby Berkeley’s lavish musicals. Ginger Rogers and Dick Powell star. —January 31: “King Kong” has excellent special effects which still rank among the best ever. The 1933 version of this tale of Beauty (Fay Wray) and Beast was a landmark film for its time. —February 7: “Lost Horizon” tells the story of a group of sur vivors of a plane crash who stumble upon Shangri-la. Con- sidered a classic film, the movie revenge on members of the mob. stars Ronald Coleman. —February 14: “All the King’s Men” Broderick Crawford won —February 28: “Bonnie and an Academy Award for his por Clyde” This film from the trayal of a Southern governor 1960’s portrayed the lives of who used his political machine two of the most infamous of the for his personal gain. A fine 1930s bank robbers. Warren treatment of the black side of Beatty and Faye Dunaway star politics during the 1930’s. —February 21: “Fury,” starring as Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Spencer Tracy, deals with mob Parker. The film’s use of hysteria, a frequent problem of violence created great con- the turbulent ’30s. Tracy is a troversy when it was first man falsely accused of kidnap released. ping who escapes a lynch mob —March 6: “All Through the and then returns to seek Night,” starring Humphrey Bogart, is set just before Pearl Harbor and tells the story of a plot by Nazi spies to harm an American battleship in New York harbor. The plot is crushed by the work of a big shot Broadway promoter who stumbles upon some random clues. The course is worth three credits and there is a $10 lab fee to cover the film rental. For more information about the course contact the College history department, 656-2631, ext. 328. This ad good for 1 FREE DRAFT SPECIALS: Door Prize Night, Thursdays ELC to 2 for 1 (GLASSES AND BOTTLES OF BEER ONLY) Thursdays, 8 - 10 pm Fri., arid Sat.. 8-9 pm sell trees ¡ Ever faced with the problem If picking out a Christmas tree? Don’t know where to go to find Lie? Come out to the College ■nd find the tree that’s just |ht. ¡The John Inskeep Environ- Lntal Learning Center is laving its second annual Benefit Christmas tree sale Dec. [I6from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at ne ELC nursery. On sale will |ecut and live Nobles, Douglas Krs, Scotch Pine, Grand Fir, ■d Concolor. [Customers will be charged ■ the trees by the foot. All money made will go towards finishing the interior of the ELC pavilion. Nan Hermann, sale coordinator, said that the pavilion needs about $2,000 in light fixtures, siding and wall board. As a little added extra, a bunch of holly will be given free with each tree purchase. The trees were donated to the ELC sale by community tree growers, “friends of our project,” said Herman. “We’ll always be building,” said Hermann, “so we’ll always need money. JL OREGON CITY. OREGON 1320 Main Street LADIES NITE; Saturdays 9 ■ 12 pm (Beer 20c, Wine 50c Ladies only) Dimers & Rock & Roll, Tuesdays 8 -10 pm Happy Hour,.4:30 - 6:30 pm (Pitchers $1.25 Hams., Oly. Miller $1.50) Free Foosball — Mon. - Fri. 4:30 - 7:00 pm Sat. 12-8 pm Lunches Served Daily Limit One Coupon Per Person OFFER EXPIRES JAN. 5,1980 FOOD POOL MUSIC & DANCING NIGHTLY Southern California COMING FOR CHRISTMAS Mnesday, December 5,1979
