3litigilarrps Toilrgiatt / ENTERTAINMENT MOVIES JUNE 13, 1972 -- PAGE THREE usic sound FM & AM by jean yeselski by George Carlin A lot of you will be familiar with George Carlin from seeing him on the Johnny Carson Show. Now some of his best dialogues are in the George Carlin album called FM & AM. All the material was written by George Carlin and the album was recorded live at The Cellar Door, in Washington, D.C. To analyse any of the routines would give away some of the best parts of the album TERMPAPERS 4e.iFch•ti,wrlttt•ti ,indpfofessionaliV red. All vvr Itof , BA depn•tr. Instant Sw-vtce CALL TOLL FREE ywhere in the country for infor Lion and rates! 800-638-0852 Call Collect 13011 656.5770 EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH, INC, ,30 Wisconsin Ave. 0 Suite 1690 Washington, D. C. 20015 111 l I:, 11 I I . I .1 I I ESS-BEE SPORTSWEAR Broad and . 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AM isde consists of "Son of Wino," "Divorce Game," "Ed Sullivan Self Taught," "Let's Make a Deal," and "The 11 O'clock News." In order to give you a sneak preview I'd like to quote a few of the album cover lines. "The Vatican police speak pig-latin." "Recycle confetti." "A car-raising contest is a jack-off." "Beer nuts is the official disease of Milwaukee." "Rose Kennedy wears a natural." TE=I These are just the warm-tips to an hour's worth of good, but not necessarily clean, fun. It's a good way to finish off the year laughing. ...1 'llll ~ ~ y~ ~_~ Kathy Laughlin, Shelley Levin, Brenda Hill, and Trish Chappell, left to right, students at the Hazleton Campus, presented a benefit puppet show on Saturday, June 3 at the Grand. Theatre, Hazleton. They assisted Channel 44 with its educational television programming. The show, an original presentation based on the popular television series, "Sesame Street," was held in conjunction with the "Auction 44" fund raising project which will be held tonight, June 12, on Channel 44. 200 attended Saturday nite An audience of some 200 students, faculty and local residents were treated to side-splitting laughter Saturday night at the fifth annual Comeriety Show held in the Student Union Building. The ] urpose of the show is twofold: (1) to foster a better relationship between students and faculty at Highacres, and (2) to raise money for the Faculty Leadership and Acheivement Awards. The 1972 baccalaureate recipient of Welfi'Expanded Our Slacks Dept' Again! See Our Big Big New Line of Haggar Flares. Wovens and double-knits $ll, $l3, $l6, $2O jPg4" MENS STYLE SPECIALISTS 42 W. Broad Street Hazleton, Penna. the latter was Mary Polascik Mel Mundie was the master of ceremonies for the evening The highlight of the first act was the Faculty Chorus under the direction of Joseph Jumpeter. Chorus members were M. Leonard Shaevel, Jay Breckenridge, Eugene Miller, George Caliva, Dr. David Orbin, and Robert Sebesta. Other segments of the first act included Eyewitness News, The Hippy and the Redneck, Comeriety S.U.B. Bruiser La Rue, and The Mafia is a Myth, the latter featuring Dr. Harold W. Aurand, at his best. Music at intermission was provided by Rock Bottom. Act two opened with a take-off on Julius Caesar, entitled "The Faculty's Toga Is Bloody," with apologies to William Shakespeare and ,Professor Andrew Kafka. Next, in a return engagement, was The Warsaw Transit Authority, one of i i oland's top polka combos. “the'"ilighliggi "rtheir''Thtsee. wak . is Wedding ) tith Bill Gentilesco as the blushing bride and Gary Labanoski as the groom. The show closed with a premiere run of "Highacres Home Movies (Rated X)," filmed entirely on campus by students. Rumors ran rampant throughout the audience that it will be the U.S. entry in the 1973 Cannes Film Festival. Nevertheless, everyone who had any part in amking Comeriety the success it was is to be commended highly for their interest and involvement. BOWLING BILLIARDS at your friend and neighbor BOWL ARENA 9 a.m. to midnight First annual Spring Concert by chorus is well by Tricia Fisher On Thursday, May 27, the Hazleton Campus Chorus under the direction of Joseph Jumpeter presented their first annual Spring Concert. The Lecture Hall was filled to capacity at 8:30 p.m. when the chorus and Mr. Jumpeter made their entrance. The performance of these special spring selections was very well received. The concert was opened with a beautiful selection from the early 17th century, "Sing We and Chant It." This bright, dancing madrigal set the evening off on a note filled with the lightness and beauty of Springtime. After this light opening the chorus moved directly to the selections entitled "Frostiana." These were some of Robert Frost's most beautiful country poems set to music by Randall Thompson. What was so amazing was the perfect interaction between music and poetry. The piano accompaniment sounded as light, falling spring rain between the beautiful lines. All of the skepticism I felt in regards to putting a poet's works to music was dispelled by these super-appropriate arrangements enhanced by the great voices of the chorus. Directly before intermission they sang another Randall Thompson composition, "Alleluia." The use of this simple word made the movements of the music easier to follow. By the use of the basic vowel sounds the chorus explored all the meanings and inflections of a great-piece: , In the second half of the program, the chorus filled the lecture hall with a truly professionally-done piece, "Fools Rush In."- They displayed not only their talent but the great feeling they seem to have fro their music. Gary Wisgo on tenor sax dazzled the audience with his swinging improvisations within the tone of the work. The voices, sax, and other accompaniment blended with and enhanced Hazie Drug Inc. Broad and Wyoming Hazleton, Penna. We have loads of Love cosmetics by Menley & James. JllllllllllllOlllll 11111 l 111111 1111 l 111 111111111 l 111111 SKI'S ELECTRONIC The largest selection of tapes in town all $6.98 list- $4.95 over 2,000 to choose from Sales & Service of Sony, Craig, Motorola & 14 other E And now a new location in Cosgrove's, 27 West Broad St., Hazleton!!! 3 PO & ALTER FITS. HAZLETON, PA. 5 PHONE 4E5-9122 FRIDAY-9 to 9 *SATURDAY-9 to fin . iliWillifilanneimilifiimiumummomkonnmumnimmetemmemmummetur— ""^"•111111U91111111GiiiIiIIIIIM111111111111ball each other with great skill and feeling. It was a truly great arrangement, and it was done great justice by our chorus. Also presented were three choruses from "Superstar." These were very well adapted to choral singing, arranged well, and were well performed. Thomas Kavitski did a beautifully convincing Caiaphas in "Hosanna.." The feelings for music were brought forth again in the selection "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing." The chorus obviously would, and the audience didn't mind the invitation. Everyone seemed to enjoy it, but not without a hint of thirst lingering on. (A gift perhaps from good old capitalistic enterprise?) The evening was ended with a medley of Penn State fight songs. However, the entertainment didn't stop there. After a bit of applause, the chorus began a Rolling Stones' tour schedule announced (ZNS) The complete stop-by-stop schedule of the Rolling Stones' United States tour was released by Zoo World News. Mick Jagger and Company opened June 4th at the Seattle Coliseum, and will conclude the trip with a concert at New York's Madison Square Garden on July 26th. Tickets, which will cost a maximum of $6.50, are expected to be on sale in each city about 30 days prior to the Stone's arrival ZODIAC June 13 San Diego International Sports Arena 14 Tucson Civic Arena , ) 1,5 Albuquerque, University of New Mexico 16 Denver Coliseurn 17 OFF 18 Minneapolis - St. Paul Sports Center 19 Chicago Amphitheatre International 20 Chicago Amphitheatre International 21 OFF 22 Kansas City Municipal Auditorium 23 OFF 24 Ft. Worth, Terrant County Hall 25 Houston, Hoffeinz Pavilion 26 OFF 27 Mobil Auditorium 28 Tuscaloosa, University of Alabama 29 Nashville Municipal Auditorium 30, July 1, 2 & 3 ALL OFF July 4 Washington, D.C., RFK Center 5 Norfolk, Virginia 6 Charlotte, North Carolina Coliseum 7 Knoxville Civic Arena 8 OFF 9 St. Louis, Kyle Auditorium 10 OFF 11 Akron, Ohio Rubber Bowl 12 Indianapolis Convention Center 13 Detroit, Cobo Hall 14 Detroit, Cobo Hall 15 Toronto Maple Leaf Garden 16 OFF 17 Montreal Forum 18 & 19 Boston Gardens 20 & 21 Philadelphia Spectrum 22 Pittsburg Civic Arena 23 Madison Square Garden 24 Madison Square Garden 25 Madison Square Garden Martha Reeves and Stevie Wonder will open the show Immo mail' eeeee otimmimitim 1111 l muminiammemmiiinimisnisetnnuthiemmill FULL SERVICE STEREO CENTER major brands THEATER -received well-rehearsed encore, "Joy to the World." The audience continued its applause and was awarded a real spontaneous, student-activated encore. The beat started somewhere deep in the bass section with clapping nands, stamping feet, and long-held notes. It spread into the alto, tenor, and soprano sections. Before long everyone in the audience was tapping his foot and swinging his shoulders. That finished a perfectly enjoyable evening with a note of student involvement. We can only thank Mr. Jumpeter and the chorus for a great evening, and for the work that obviously went into making our first chorus a success. It appear§ to be one group on campus that is thriving and having no difficulty with student participation. Hopefully there will be many more great performances yet to come. OPEN MONDAY THRU
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