1982_01 The Daily Collegian January 1982

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CALENDAR
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The Western Opera Theater preview
of Romeo and Juliet will be presented
Feb. 1 at 1231 S. Waverly Lane at
7 p.m. Admission Is free.
This preview is designed to aid those
planning to see the full performance
on Feb. 12 at the Fresno Convention
Center Theater.
Mark Haffner, staff member of the
San Francisco Opera and coach for the
Affiliate Artists Program, will discuss
Borneo and Juliet citing musical exam¬
ples to enrich the audience's enjoyment
of the opera.
-   Call the Fresno Opera League for fur¬
ther irrformation at 252-3011.
Tickets are now available for the
Western Opera Theater production of
Romeo and Juliet to be presented with
orchestra Feb. 12 at the Fresno Con¬
vention Center Theater.
Available at the box office, tickets are
priced  from   $12.50   to   five   dollars.
The Western Opera Theater is a
highly acclaimed affiliate of the San
Francisco Opera, now in its 15th year of
presenting opera in English throughout
the U.S. The company uses innova¬
tive approaches to opera and features
young professional American singers.
For further information call 233-4366.
MOVIES
Fame, a contemporary musical drama,
will be the CU Friday Film Feb. 6
Showtimes are 3:30 in IA 101 and
7p.m, 9 20 and 1135 in the CU Lounge.
Admission is one dollar with CSUF I.D.
and two dollars without.
Caddyshack starring Chevy Chase,
Rodney Dangeriield, Ted Knight, and
Bill Murray will be the CU Friday Film
for Jan. 30. Showtimes are 3:30 in
IA 101 and 7 p.m., 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. In
the CU Lounge. Admission is $1 with
CSUF I.D. and $2 without
Chapter Two starring Marsha Mason
and James Caan will be the CU Friday
Film on Feb. 13. Showtimes an 3:30
in IA 101 and 7 p.m., 9:15 and 11:20
in the CU Lounge. Admission is one
dollar with CSUF I.D card and two
dollars without.
The Incredible Shrinking Woman,
starring Lilly Tomlin, CharW'Crodin
and Ned Beatty premlres tonight at
8 p.m. at the UA Movies at Blackstone
and Barstow.
The film deals with Tomlin, who
suddenly begins shrinking and her
ordeal in coping with her continually
shrinking body. A must for Lilly Tomlin
fans.
The movie, Revolution *r Death,
will be sponsored by the Latin American
Support Committee and CSUF MEChA
on Jan. 30 and 31. The film deals with
the current situation in El Salvador and
will be accompanied by a cultural pre¬
sentation and speaker who will discuss
the role of the U.S. in El Salvador.
To aid the people of El Salvador,
movie viewers are asked to bring medi¬
cal supplies to the showings in Vlsalla
on Jan. 30 at the College of the Sequoias
Lecture Hall 305 or In Fresno on Jan. 31
at the Sal Mosqueda Community Center,
4670 E. Butler Ave. Both programs
begin at 7 p.m.
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Harrah's - Bob Newhart and Jim
Stafford through Feb. 4
Next - Sammy Davis Jr. Feb. 5-18.
Shows 8 and 11:30 p.m. For reserva¬
tions call (800)648-3773.
Sahara • Penthouse Pet Revue now
showing at 8 and 11 p.m. For reserva¬
tions call (800)648-3990
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EVENTS::::""::   VEGAS
Fresno County Republican Central
Committee will feature Attorney General
George DeukemJIan as the speaker
at the annual Lincoln Day Dinner
Thursday Feb. 12.
The steak barbecue dinner will begin
with a no-host cocktail hour at 6:30
p.m. and dinner at 7:30 p.m. at the
Fresno Fairgrounds Industrial Educa¬
tion Building. The cost is $15 per person
and tickets are available in advance
only by phoning 221-0554, 9 a.m.-1
p.m. Monday-t-noay, or 299-0622 after
6p.m.
Assembly Minority Leader Cars'
HaBett will be the speaker at the Annual
Banquet for the Nisei Farmers League
tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Fresno Ha¬
cienda. No-host cocktail hour begins
at 6 p.m.
Tickets are $15 per person and avail¬
able from members of the NFL Board of
Directors or by contacting the NFL of¬
fice In Fresno.
Caesar's Palace: Frank Sinatra
opens tonight.
Riviera: Anne Murray and Larry
Gatlln through Feb. 4.
Frontier: Mel Tlllls and Dottle West
through Feb. 4.
Hilton: BM Cosby and Natalie Cole
through Feb. 9.
Harrah's - Willie Nelson through
Jan. 31. Next: Gordon Lightfoot and
Billy Crystal Feb. 1-5. Shows 8 and
11:30 p.m. Call (800) 648-3773 for re¬
servations.
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Fresno County and City Republican
Women's Club will meet today at 11:45
a.m. at Pardini's for luncheon and the
installation of officers. Call 299-2374
or 431-4486 for Information.
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Eating at Leisure, a new exhibition
at Kearney Mansion Museum of objects,
furnishings, fabric, and photographs
pertaining to eating and home leisure
activities circa 1900 will open in the ser¬
vants'   quarters  on   Sunday   Feb.   1.
Kearney Mansion -is open weekends
only during February and Wednesday
through Sunday In March, 2 p.m.-
4:30 p.m. For further information call
441-0862.
Art of The Muppets at the California
Museum of Science and Industry open
10 a.m.—6 'p.m. dairy. Admission for
adults $2.50.
Fresno Community Theatre presents
Heidi, a new musical version of the
classic. The final two performances will
be Saturday, Jan. 31 and Sunday, Feb. 1
at 3 p.m. All seats are $1.50. Advance
reservations may be made by calling
233-6213 weekdays between 10 a.m. and
4 p.m. Tickets may also be purchased at
thedoor. •    '
Roger Rocka 's Good Company Players
will perform Rodger's and Hammer-
stein ' s The King and I through March 22
for a record 10-week run. Tickets for
Wednesday evenings and Sunday
matinees are $13 and $7 for show only;
Thursday and Sunday evening Dinner
shows an $16 and $7 for show only;
Friday and Saturday night performances
an $17 and $8.50 for show.only.
Ed EmanuEl will star as the King of
Slam and Ann T. Sullivan as Anna, the
schoolteacher
Rex Harrison in My Fair Lady in its
final weeks at the Pantages Theatre in
L.A. Tuesday through Saturday 8:30
p.m., Sunday matinees at 3 p.m., Satur¬
day and Wednesday matinees at 2 p.m.
Tickets from $10-524.50. Phone (213)
462-3104 for more information.
Richard Burton in Came tat at the
Golden Gate Theatre (Golden Cate and
Taylor at Market in The City). Extended
engagement through March 8. Tonight
at 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday at
8:30. Wednesday and Sunday matinees
at 3 p.m. Call (415) 775-8800^or tickets
and price information.
Plan ahead for The Rocky Horror
Show, the original: live on stage from
London March 4 - April 12, Tuesday
through Sunday at the Warf ield Theatre
in The City. Shows at 8 p.m. with mid¬
night shows on Friday and Saturday.
Friday and Saturday tickets $13.50-
$1650, others $11-$14. Call (415)
855-4342 for reservations.
Tony Award winning Evita at the
Schubert Theatre In Century City.
Tuesday-Saturday 8:30 p.m., Sunday
7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday
matinees 2:30 p.m. Tickets from $14-
$27.50 Call (213)553-8101 for
servations and info.
The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas
starring Alexis Smith, at the Wilshire
Theatre in Beverly Hills through Feb.
15. Shows Tues.-Sat. 8:30 p.m., Sun.
730, and Saturday and Sunday matinees
2 p.m. Dial (213)852-1900 for reserva¬
tions    and    info.    Tickets    $8-518.50
Rodney   DangerfleM    Jan.    29-31    at
Warfield   Theatre   in   San   Francisco.
Shows 8 and 11 p.m. Tickets are $12.50,
and   $15   for   reserved.   (415)835^4342
for information.
Tim Tomerson at the Punch Line in
San Francisco. (444A Battery St.)
Wednesday through Saturday Feb. 28-
31. Shows at 9 p.m. and also at 11 p.m.
on Friday and Saturday. Wednesday
and Thursday tickets $4, Friday and
Saturday, $5.
CONCERTS
Cuest conductor Stephen Simon
and flutist Ransom Wilson will be fea¬
tured as the fourth pair of concerts of
the 1980-81 season presented by the
Fresno Philharmonic Orchestra. Wilson
and Simon will appear at the Fresno
Convention Center Theatre tonight and
tomorrow at 8 p.m. For tickets and Infor¬
mation call 485-3020.
Santana at the Old Waldorf Sunday-
Thursday. Feb. 1-6 Shows at 8 p.m.,
tickets $10.
Next: Dave Mason at the Old Waldorf
Friday and Saturday. Feb. 6 and 7 at
8 and 11 p.m. tickets' $8.50 in advance
and $10 on the day of the show. (415)
937-3884 for information.
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ELATLANDS
Margie Adam, feminist songwriter
and performer will be in concert Friday
Feb 13, at the Fresno City College
Theater, 8 p.m. Admission is $7, $3.50
for the disabled.
Adam has just completed a tour en¬
titled 'Margie Adam: On the Road for
Women's Rights,* which consisted of
lundraising performances for women
political candidates.    '
She has released two albums for
F'leidas Records: Songwriter and Naked
Keys, her first complete instrumental
album.
Sign language interpretation will be
provided for the deaf, and the theater
is wheelchair accessible. Childcare will
also be provided, but reservations must
be made in advance.'
Tickets are available at Kay Wagners
Hooks and Art, Tower Records and by di-
rect mail to Waterfall Productions,
S413 E. Saginaw, Fresno, Calif. 93727
(prior to February). For further Infor¬
mation,   call   291-4187   after   5   p.m.
After recording its first album and
sharing bill with the-Marshall Tucker
Band and Pure Prairie League at Cala¬
veras County Fairgrounds, Silver Moon
will be returning to CSUF as the featured
hand .at the Welcome Back Dance on
Ian   31 at 9 p.m. in the CU Lounge.
Admission will be free from 9:00-
■' 15 After 9:15, there will be a one
dollar charge for CSUF students with
current A.S. card and two dollars
tor non-students.
Molly Hatchet will appear Saturday
I eb 14 Oakland Auditorium Arena 8
p m Tickets $9.50 In advance and
$ 11 on the day of the show.
Kenny Rankin Feb. 6 and 7 at the
Roxy Theatre on Sunset Blvd. Reser¬
vations: (213)878-2222.
Bellamy Brothers at the Palomino
Feb 6-7(213)764-4010.
Molly Hatchet at the Forum In L.A.
Feb 16 at 7:30 p.m., reserved seating
tickets $9.75, $8.75 and $7.75. Also at
Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino
Feb. 17 at 8 p.m. Tickets $8.75 in ad¬
vance and $9.75 on day of show. Call
(714)884-0178  for  more   reservations.
Rita Coolidge at the Palomino
in Hollywood Feb. 13-14. Call (213)
764-4010 for information.
Diana Ross Feb. 5 at the Forum 8:30
p.m. Reserved seating, tickets $10.50
and $12.50 for reservations and informa¬
tion: (213)673-1300.
The Toons will be in concert tonight at
the Julia Morgan Theatre in Berkeley
at 8 p.m.
Concerts Coming Soon to L.A.
AC-DC, Willie Nelson, David Bowie,
Paul McCartney and Wings, Neil
Young, Journey, Rush, Tom Petty,
Aerosmith, Donna Summer, Rod Stew¬
art, Rolling Stones, Pat Benatar, Pre¬
tenders, The Outlaws, Chuck Mangi-
one...keep reading the Calendar for
times and places.
DANC
National FT* Ballet of Yugoslavia
Friday Feb. 13, 8 p.m. at Flint Center,
De Anza College. Tickets $9, $8, and
$7; 50 percent discount available for
students and senior citizens one hour
before showtime. Call (408)257-9555 for
more information. Flint Center is located
at 21250 Stevens Creek Blvd., Cuper¬
tino.
JSCELLA-
TCI Caff** will re-open this Friday,
8:00 p.m.-midnight. After a' successful
kick-off last semester, the coffeehouse
will host music, cappuccino, hot apple
cider, bagels, backgammon and more.
All an urged to support our campus
artists at the Newman Center, 1572
E. Barstow across from the new stadium.
MXMBTS
JAN. 29, THURSDAY
Tennis at California  State University
Tennis  Championships,   Los  Angeles
all day
Women's Tennis at CSU Los Angeles
Tournament—8a.m.
Wrestling   vs.   Biola   College,   CSUF
Men'sCym—9 p.m.
JAN. 30, FRIDAY
Women's tennis at CSU Los Angeles
Tournament —8 a.m.
Tennis at Cal State University Tennis
Championships, Los Angeles—all day
Women' s gymnastics vs. U.C. Berkeley,
Cal Poly Pomona, and CSU Hayward,
Women's Gym—7 p.m.
Women's basketball at Stanford Univer¬
sity— 7 p.m.
Women's swimming at Santa Barbara
Invitational-all day
JAN. 31, SATURDAY
Women's tennis at CSU Los Angeles
Tournament—8 a.m.
Tennis at Cal State University Tennis
Championships, Los Angeles—all day
Swimming at Cal Poly.San Luis Obis¬
po—2p.m.
Women's   Basketball   at   UC   Berke-
- ley—5:50 p.m. •    •
Women's swimming at Santa Barbara
Invitational-all day
FEB. 1, SUNDAY
Women's Tennis at CSU Los Angeles
Tournament —8 a.m.
Basketball at University of Pacific —
4:45 p.m.
FEB. 5, THURSDAY
Basketball vs. University Calif. Santa
Barbara, Selland Arena—7:35 p.m.
Women's basketball vs. University of
Santa Oara, CSUF Women's Cym-r
noon    -
FEB. 6, FRIDAY
Women's Tennis at CSC Bakersfield-
2 p.m.
Tennis at UC Santa Barbara Invitational
Tournament—all day
Baseball at University of Santa Clara-
2:30 p.m.
Wrestling at CSU Fullerton-2:30 p.m.
Women's badminton vs. DSUF Invita¬
tional, CSUF-Women'sGym-noon
American Ballet Theatre Feb. 10-22
at the War Memorial Opera House In
San Francisco: La Bayadere Friday Feb.
13, 8 p.m., Saturday Feb. 14 at 2 p.m.
and 8 p.m.
Giselle Sunday Feb. 22 at 2 p.m. and
8 p.m. Tickets $4-$28, available at box
office or call (415)431-1210.
CSUF felt dancers will meet tonight
at 7 p.m. in the Women's Gym. Begin¬
ning classes from 7-8:30 p.m. and inter¬
mediate dances from .8:30 to 10 p.m.
These classes an free and open to the
public. For more information call
487-2005 or 431-6481.
The Colasge Union Regional Confer¬
ence • Coliga Bowl Competition has
been set for Feb. 7, from 8 'a.m. to
10 p.m. in the CU Lounge. Admission
is free.
Member schools of Region 15 of the
Association of College Unions - Inter¬
national will compete to select the team
to participate in the national finals of
the College Bowl Competition.
Black History Month has been slated
for Feb. 2-27. A series of programs
will be featured throughout the month
in recognition of contributions made by
blacks to the society. ^^^^^^^
Tennis at Cal State University Tennis
Santa Oara, CSUF Women's Cym-
Women's badminton vs. CSUF Invita¬
tional, CSUF Women's Gym—noon
CSUF women's gymnastics team will
compete against the University of Calif¬
ornia, Berkeley, Cal Poly Pomona, and
California State University, Hayward in
the Women's Gym on Friday at 7 p.m.
BASKETBALL
The Bulldogs basketball team plays the
UOP Tigers at Stockton Civic Auditorium
Sunday at 4:45 p.m. Live radio broadcast
on KMJ radio (560)