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  • The Western Carolinian 7 Monday, May 4, 1987 Jazz Swings Spoletto Festival Spoleto Festival USA General Manager Nigel Redden today announced that jazz saxophonist Stan Getz 8c Trio will give one performance only 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 26, at Gaillard Municipal Auditorium, during the 17-day 1987 Festival, which runs May 22 through June 7. Regarded as a jazz legend since the 1950's when he won an unprecedented number of Grammles Including best single, album of the year and best jazz solo, Getz's style is built on the lessons he learned working with Benny Goodman and Jimmy Dorsey. Getz Is best known for both his mastery of the tenor saxophone and his unique ability to discover and develop future trendsetters among today's sldemen. Redden also announced the addition of a performance by Jelon Vleira DanceBrazii, 3:30 p.m. Saturday, May 23, and one by the Jazz Tap Ensemble, 9 p.m. Monday, June 1, both at the Garden Theatre. "The originally scheduled performances by these two extraordinary companies have sold so well in advance that we have decided to add performances to make more tickets available to the public," Redden commented. Jelon Vleira DanceBrazii and the Jazz Tap Ensemble are two of four events on the popular "Footprints In the Garden" Series, sponsored by Philip Morris Companies, Inc. Tickets for Stan Getz & Trio range from »6 to $26, and tickets for Jelon Vleira DanceBrazii and the Jazz Tap Ensemble are '12.50. Tickets for all 1987 Festival events may be purchased at the Festival box office, 14 George Street, or at any Ticketron outlet nationwide. To charge by phone, call (803) 577-7863. WCU'S STA — 'Intrigues and Curiousities ff By MARTHA McAFEE STAFF WRITER The Department of Speech and Theatre Arts presented Reader's Theatre "Intrigues and Curiousities." The theatre was a production by STA 420 In Niggli Theatre April 27-28 at 7:30 p.m. Reader's Theatre is a collaboration of Tim Barton, Joel Felty, Phoebe Hall, and Janlna Shoemaker. Members of Reader's Theatre choose their works to be formal offerings of varieties of literary forms such as: prose, poetry, folk, and drama. The Imagination and enthusiasm of the readers is shared by their audiences. Gregg Jones was the Technical Coordinator for the shows and Russell Nail was Stage Manager. The readings were as follows: "The Open Window," "Clever Oretl," "The Champion lllar of Colusa County, A Tall Tale," "Dinosaur Tales," (a pair of poems), "You Were Perfectly Fine," "Rhinoceros," "Moments with Emily Dickinson," and "Dead Call." Up-comlng events at Niggli Theatre for the summer will Include: "Send Me Flowers" by Norman Barash and Carroll Moore-June 11, 12,13. 'The End of Ihe World" by Arthur Kopit July 6,7,8; "The Man with the Plastic Sandwich," by Roger Karsher July 13,14,15; "Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Uvlng In Paris" July 20,21,22; "The Kingfisher" by William Douglas Home Jury 27,28,29. Going Home With Mom By Martha McAfee Here's the keys—you're driving home; And we are not stopping to get an Take down the pictures- Ice-cream cone. Clear off the wall; We don't have time to stop and eat; Say good-bye to your roommate My feet are tired and I'm beat. And everyone on the hall. SLOW DOWN watch your Pack up your luggage and speed; Put it in the trunk; A traffic ticket is the last thing we Don't forget your curlers, need. And all that other junk. This is entirely too fast for a busy road; Have you turned in your books, You must realize we are carrying a And paid all your fees? heavy load. Did you lock the door and turn in your keys? Here we are—a clearing in the fog; Do you have everything? Where is "Home again, home again, jiggety- your purse? jogr If you lost it—What could be worse? Are you a creative person looking for a job with flexible hours? The Western Carolinian has several paid positions available for the summer and fall terms, and is looking for energetic persons to be associate editors, writers, artists and typesetters. If you are interested or would like to find out more about being a part of your campus newspaper please contact Erin Millner at the Western Carolinian 227- 7267. Hill Street in DUIsboro 58.-5720 Authentic Louisiana Cuisine tum.. Sat. 11 »«' *M F-P- »f *f:M 9M. OOPS! There was an error In the LIFE: Battling Illiteracy story of our April 10 Issue. There does not exist over 400,000 functionally illiterate adults in the western counties of North Carolina, as this is the entire population of this area. The article should have read: There are approximately 16 percent (of 400,000 persons), or 61,500, persons who are over 25 and have completed less that 8 years of school. Our apologies. Congratulations CLASS OF 1987 Go out into the World and make Western proud!!!!! NEW WORLD PIQURES presents a LAUREL PRODUaiON CREPSH0W2 starring LOIS CHIUES GEORGE KENNEDY DOROTHY LAMOUR AND TOM SAVINI AS'THECREP" MUSIC COMPOSED BY LES RED AND RICK WAKEMAN associateproducerMITCHELL GALIN executive producer RICHARD P. RUBINSTEIN screenplay by GEORGE A. ROMERO based on stories by STEPHEN KING produced by DAVID BALL directed by MICHAEL GORNICK NEW WORLD PICTURES 1987 N(W WORLD PICTURES. ML RIGHTS RESERVED. R RESTRICTED *ffiS> UNDER 17 REQUIRES ACCOMPANYING PARENT Oft AOUIT GUARDIAN I OPENS FRIDAY, MAY 1st AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU. IN VIETNAM \^% THE WIND DOESN'T BLOW Stanley Kubrick's FULL METAL JACKET STARRING PRESENTS MATTHEW MODIME ADAM BALDWIN VINCENT D10FRI0 IEE ERMEY DORIAN HAREWOOD METAL JACKET ARLISS HnWARD KEVYN MAJOR HOWARD ED DISS SCRIFNPIAY SS STANLEY KUBRICK MICHAFL HERR GUSTAU HASFORfl PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY BASED ON THE NOVEL THFSHCWl FMCUTIVF IAI] 1 JHIl .
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