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The Shaver's Creek Environmental Center sponsors a day. with folk
musicians the Patons (above) tomorrow. Peter Finch (below) goes off the deep
end in "Network" and Woody Allen (far right) does time in "Take the Money
and Run," both playing on campus. "People , Energy" (right) raises question
about'current issues tonight at Gatsby's.
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Autoport Jim Langton plays all your
favorites on the grand piano tonight and
tomorrow.
Allen Room John Cunningham picks and
sings tonight and tomorrow. Cello and
guitar combine to form Duet, playing
Sunday night.
Brickhouse Tavern Country rock with J.B.
tonight and tomorrow.
Brewery The Silver Raven Band rocks this
weekend.
Hiway Pizza Westerly Parkway Duet
serenades tonight, and Wednesday It's
bluegrass pizza with Transatlantic
Bluegrass from Paris.
Holiday Inn This weekend in the Pub
enjoy the one-man-band sound of Rick
Jones.
Phyret Red Rose Cotillion plays straight
out rock 'n' roll tonight for happy hours and
again at 10. The Phyrst Phamily follows the
bouncing ball tomorrow.
Rathskellar Dana Austin puts out the
good humor and music tonight and
tomorrow.
Rego's Tonight and tomorrow enjoy the
good sounds and enthusiasm of Glenn
Kidder. Sunday night Jon Rounds, Randy
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Saloon Tonight and tomorrow It's Passion
Play. Take the first exit off College Ave. onto
Tahoka Freeway Sunday night.
Scorpion Rock off your soxies with Foxy
tonight. Tomorrow night Its the Pittsburgh
rock sound of Red, Hot and Blue.
Concerts and Coffeehouses
Jawbone Tim Craven plays both sets
tomorrow night.
Shaver's Creek Environmental Center
Enjoy a day with folk musicians The Patons,
starting with a children's concert at 2 p.m.
tomorrow at the denier near Stone Valley,
followed by a potluck dinner at 6:15 and an
adult concert at 8 p.m., both at the
University Baptist and Brethren Church.
Explazaganza The sociapoliticil rock of
the Hipsters comes to Fisher Plaza at 7 p.m.
Wednesday.
Galleries
Chambers Exhibition of recent works by
Mark A. Ruyak, including woven forms and
drawings inspired by technological refuse,
continues through August 19.
Kern A retrospective exhibition of
paintings, drawings, prints and photographs
by Francis Vernard continues through
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August 21. the ceramic art of Christy Wert
Havel opens today and continues through
August 17.
Museum of Art "African Sculpture from
the Museum's Collection" opens tomorrow
and.contlnues through September 20.
Central Pennsylvania Festival for the Arts
jurled crafts exhibit continues through
August 16: "Drawings and Prints from the
Museum's Collection" continues through
September 27. "Hemline, Neckline, -
Streamline," an exhibit of womens fashions
1890.1940, continues through September
13.
Pattee In the East Corridor Gallery, ink
and pencil by Michael Lucas continues
through August 20. In Lending Services,
painting by Jocelyn Burris continues
through August 19. In the Main Lobby and
Second Floor East Pattee, metal work by
Bonnie Deutsch, Helen Newhardt and
Elaine Stone continues through August 20.
Zoller Master's of fine arts exhibition,
including work of Susan McGlirey and Doris
Karlisch, opens tomorrow and continues
through August 15.
Films
On Campus
"Network" Fayfi Dunaway stars as a
network executive in Paddy Chayefsky's
send•up of American television. Dunaway
garnered an Academy Award nomination for
her performance. 9 tonight and Sunday,
Kern and 9 tomorrow, 108 Forum.
"Last Tango in•Parli" Bernardo
Bertoluccl's controversial 1972 production
featuring Marlon Brando and Maria
Schneider. "This must be the most
powerfully erotic movie ever made, and it
may turn out to be the most liberating movie
ever made." (Pauline Kael, The New Yorker).
7 and 9 tomorrow and Monday, Kern.
"Take the Money and Run" Woody Allen
plays Virgil, a loser who turns to a life of
crime. The first feature film in which Allen
wrote the script, acted and directed..7:3o
tonight and Sunday, Kern and 7:30
tomorrow, 108 Forum.
"An Evening With Star Trek" Follow the
exploits of pop heroes Captain Kirk, Mr.
Spock and the rest of the crew of the
starship Enterprise. 9:30 tonight only, HUB
Lawn or HUB Ballroom if it rains.
"Tarzan and the Ape Man" Bo Derek stars
in the latest of a long line of Tarzan movies
that started in 1916. Directed by her
husband John and produced by Bo herself.
State.
"Endless Love" Brooke Shields and
newcomer Martin Hewitt portray two
teenagers discovering love for the first time.
Directed by Franco Zeffirelli, who's credits
include the movie version of another tale of
young love, "Romeo and Juliet." State.
"Blowout" John Travolta stars as a movie
soundman who witnesses and records a car
acccident that becomes more signifigant.
than it first appears. Directed by Brian De
Palma("Carrie," "Dressed to Kill"). Cinema.
"The Fox and the Hound" Feature length
cartoon from Walt Disney Productions.
Cinema.
chosen by his parents. Liza Mimi!' plays a
waitress from Queens and Moore's true
love. Screening Room.
"Raiders of the Lost Ark" Archaeologist
Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) clashes with
Nazis as he searches for the original tablets
of the Ten Commandments. Flick.
"Stripes" Cabdriver Bill Murray joins the
Army and talks his best friend Into doing the
same. Movie.
People Energy, a touring theatre
collective addressing social iSsues and -
energy in particular, will perform at 8:30
tonight at Gatsby's free of charge. The show
is sponsored by District 1199 P, National
Union of Hospital and Health Care
Employees.
"Grease" at the Playhouse Theatre and "On
Golden Pond" at the Pavilion Playhouse
tonight, tomorrow and Sunday and various
•playdates in August.
State College Community Theatre
presents "Angel Street" tonight and
tomorrow at the Boal Barn Playhouse. ,
"Black Comedy" opens Wednesday.
Summertest 'Bl winds up its season with
Art Alliance of Pennsylvania, Central
Pennsylvania Village Crafts, Madrigal
Singers of the State College Choral Society,'
Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen and State
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"Khubsoorat" An unusual comedy from
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movie of 1980. 2 p.m. tomorrow, Kern.
"Say Goodbye" Eco•action sponsors this
film about endangered species. 9 p.m.
Sunday, HUB lawn.
Downtown
"The Empire Strikes Back" The sequel to
"Star Wars" featuring the same ever•popular
characters. Garden.
"Arthur" Dudley Moore tops the bill as an
eccentric millionaire who will lose his
fortune If he refuses to wed a woman
Etc.
Pennsylvania Festival Theatre presents
'Visitor': rhythms of Africa
"The Visitor," Mick Fleetwood, RCA Records, AFLI-4080
By JUDD A. BLOUCH
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
Like Stanley searching for Livingston, he went into darkest
Africa, looking for something lost, something misplaced in our
complicated world.
Actually, Mick Fleetwood's journey to Ghana to record his
solo album "The Visitor" isn't that romantic, but the result is
well worth the bother. •
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jumbo way of saying that he has combined rock 'n' roll with the
vocal and percussion sounds of Ghana. For instance, the album
starts with an old Fleetwood Mac tune "Rattlesnake Shake,"
written and sung in this case by former band member Peter
Greenbaum. However, background vocals are not sung by
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by Ebaali Gbiko, a children's drum ensemble.
To get the project off the ground Fleetwood first went to
Warner Bros. Because Fleetwood and his band had made quite
a bit of money for the company with "Rumours" and "Tusk,"
Fleetwood thought the company would be willing to pay the
projected $300,000 bill. Warner Bros. was not.
"I think people felt I was gonna come out here and record
ethnic grunts and groans," Fleetwood said in a Rolling Stone
interview.
RCA new better and gave Fleetwood the backing to make the
dream a reality. Off went the 6 foot, 6 inch Englishman to
Accra, Ghana to put out his first solo album.
"The Visitor" is most certainly not a collection of grunts and
groans, but is a smooth, well-engineered album that sets the
ear to listening and the body to swaying.
Perhaps the albums most startling quality is the sweetness of
the African melodies and the professional sound of the Ghanian
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getting used to the flavor takes just a second.
Greenbaum's "Rattlesnake Shake" starts off the LP and
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"You Weren't in Love With Me" follows and introduces
George Hawkins, bassist of Kenny Loggins' band, on lead
vocals. Hawkins, along with guitarist Todd Sharpe of Bob
Welch's band, make up Fleetwood's "band" for this album.
Hawkin's voice immediately proves itself, passing easily from
the lower melody to a pleasant falsetto on the chorus.
So much for a pure rock 'n' roll album. Along 'comes "0'
Niamali," starting with a whiney, nasal African solo and
breaking into a superb congo exhibition with a chorus of sweet
voices doing hirmonies that both sooth and arouse.
"Superbrains," a high-spirited, pulsating jazz piece by the
'Ghanian group Superbrains and Sharpe's "Don't be Sorry,
(Just be Happy)" end side one with typical diversity.
Lindsay Buckingham's "I Walk a Thin Line" begins side two
the way side one began all Fleetwood Mac. George Harri
son's guest appearance on 12-string and slide guitars adds a
pleasant suprise to an already good song.
You've heard the next two on the radio. "Not Fade Away,"
the Charles Hardin/Norman Petty song made famous by
Buddy Holly and recorded by the Grateful Dead and others,
features a heavy rhythm line featuring Lord Tiki and the Adjo
group on drums. Hawkins' "Cassiopeia Surrender" is a steady,
subdued song that promises to make its composer a big stack of
money.
The album ends with two African numbers: "The Visitor"
and "Amelle (Come on Show Me Your Heart)." The first is
quick and busy, with a Prophet 5 synthesizer adding more
sound, and the second, in contrast, is the mellow side of
Ghanian music.
Flletwood actually keeps a low profile on the album. But it is
still his brainchild, and bears his mark in the form of a. fine
study in rhythm and a damn good rock 'n' roll album.
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By JAMES STEWART
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
The Playhouse Theatre vibrated with
nostalgia last night as the opening of
"Grease" was reminiscently received by
an audience, ostensibly cherishing flash
backs to energetic days of poodle skirts,.
hoola-hoops and Mickey Mouse.
During the 19505, high schools came
complete with rowdies. The 1959 class of
Rydell High was no different. Everybody
was raunchy and cool, and used foul
language. But director David Bell,
flaunting his artistic genius, has pre
sented the opposite side of the students of
Rydell High.
Bell adds a new dimension to the stu
dents of Rydell High by portraying them
as real people. He permits the Burger
Palace Boys and The Pink Ladies to
laugh and to cry. Unlike the original
rendition of "Grease," where the the
Rydell High bunch was passed off as a
group of junior-flip, hot rod-loving juve
niles, Bell allows them to be loving,
feeling students for a moment. You can
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Bell's approach to "Grease" has cre
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The nostalgic journey begins when
Eugene, your typical nurd, played by
Tim Lorah, makes a speach at Rydell
High's 1969 class reunion, reflecting on
the memories of past 10 years. The
speech is an original, tailored for the
occasion by Bell himself.
Kenickie, played by Kim Strauus in his
first professional theater performance,
is a positive force in the show. His voice
and his James Cagney mannerisms high
lighted him on the stage as he bumped
and bounced to two-fisted rock 'n' roll.
With only six theater appearances before
"Grease," he is the flavor of the cast.
Lee Lobenhofer, who appeared in the
lead role as Danny, took a back seat as
Kenickie's strong vocal performances
and his vibrant dancing captured the
limelight.
"Grease" restored faith in wishes. And
at Bell's Ryden, wishes came true. When
summoned forth by Frenchie, Teen An
gel played by Samuel Smith in one of
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