monday, february 26, 1976
page 8.'
daily nebraskan
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mer Whits House
Charles Colson.
adviser '
MONDAY
Presidential Forum (NETV,
7:30 p.m.) Democratic Presi
dential candidates Birch
Bayh, Jimmy Carter, Fred
Harris, Henry Jackson,
Milton Shapp and Morris
Udall field questions on infla
tion, energy and jobs.
On Her Majesty's Secret Ser
vice (ABC. 7:30 p.m.) In the
movie's conclusion, James
Bond is involved in a thrill
ing chase sequence in his
- escape from SPECTRE.
All In The Family (CBS, 8 p.m.)
In an effort to "save his
grandchild's soul," Archie
sneaks off with the baby for
a quick baptism.
TUESDAY
MASH (CBS. 8 p.m J In a
unique episode entitled 'The
Interview," real-life TV
newsman Ciete Roberts in
terviews members of the
M'A-S'H team. Black- and
white filming and the
actor's improvised answers
create a special touch of reel
ism. ,
WEDNESDAY
Today (NBC, 7 a.m.) The win
ner of New Hampshire's
Presidential Primary is the
scheduled guest.
Tomorrow (NBC. midnight)
Tom Snyder interviews for-
THURSDAY
The Llndburgh Kidnapping Case
(NBC, 7 p.m.) A dramatiza-'
tion of the crime that shock
ed the world th kidnap
and murder of famed hero
Charles Lindburgh's son. The
search for suspect Bruno
Richard Hauptmann, his trial
and its aftermath are covered
In this made-for-TV movie.
FRIDAY
Dean Martin (NBC, 8 p.m.)
Roast-master Dean Martin
finally gets a taste of his own
medicine as he is roasted by
impressionist Rich Little,
Sen, Hubert Humphrey,
Dem. Minn., John Wayne
and Foster Brooks, among
other notables.
Griffin and Phoenix (ABC, 8
pjn.) Peter Falk plays
Goeffry Griffin, a man separ
ated from his wife and dying
of cancer. He gets involved
in a unique romance with
Sarah Phoenix. (JiSI Clay
burgh, Hustling) a woman
who has only a few months
to live. The two face their
.brief life together in what
they see as an improbable
. melodrama.
The Adams Chronicles (NETV,
9:30 p.m.) Tonight's episode
Covers the presidency of
John Adams. While in office,
Adams, not only contends
with a disloyal cabinet, but
political differences between
him and his vice president
Thomas Jeff erson.
Cable TV, (Channel 9) Featured
this week is Evel Knievel,
film biography of the famed
motorcycle stuntman, starr
ing George Hamilton and
. Sue Lyon. Born Free creator
Bill Travers' story of lions
undergoing rehabilitation in
the wild is the story behind
Lions an Free.
Jazz musicians
will be featured
Twenty-two jazz musicians from eastern Nebraska will
be featured in concert tonight at 8 p.m. in Kimball Re
cital Hall. The J2 admission charge goes to a scholarship
fund sponsored by Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia, a professional
music fraternity.
Two songs by the UNL Jazz Lab Band will open the
18th annual Portraits in Jazz concert, said Dennis
Schneider,- band director. After the guest musicians per
form their eight sets, Schneider said, they arid the 19
piece Jazz Lab Band will join in the finale, Duke Elling
ton's "C Jam Blues."
Schneider said the 22 featured performers range in age
from 19 to more than 70.
Thursday concert free
The UNL School of Music Symphonic Band, directed
by Jack Snider, will give a free 8 p.m. concert Thursday in,
Kimball Recital Hall.
Student trombone soloist Lori Linda u, a junior music
major from Lincoln, will perform Rismsky-Korsakov's
Concerto for Trombone and Bond ' .
Another highlight of the concert will be 13 selections
from Carmina Burana, an oratorio written by Carl Orff
and arranged for band by John Krance.
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Plants, planters to be displayed
Page Spence, Sheldon Gallery Art Shop manager, has
announced the shop's next display: plants and planters.
The exhibit will open Tuesday and run until March 19.
The plants will be supplied by Azalealand and Green
Fingers, local house plant merchants and will be displayed
in an assortment of ceramic, stoneware and porcelain
planters made by area artists.
The featured potters include those made by three UNL
School of Art graduate students: Kathleen Ricks from
Tampa, Fla., Michael Hershey from Millersville, Penn., and
Bill Rowe.of Lincoln. Betty Wallace, a former art in
structor at Nebraska Wesleyan University, and Lincoln
artist Nancy Peterson also will have pottery on display in
addition to several works by artists from outside -Nebraska.
'
Spence said the display will feature works by persons
who have had exhibits in the art shop before and were in
vited back for a second showing. Size of the planters
varies from four to twelve inches in diameter. and the
shapes include those suitable for hanging, on tables or
floors, she said. All items are for sale, she added. .
World premier
will be highlight
of free concert
The world premiere .of a "UNL faculty member's
composition will highlight the Nebraska Woodwind
Quintet's free concert at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Kimball
Recital Hall.
Randall Snyder, assistant professor of Theory and
Composition in the School of Music, completed Alma
gest last December. Snyder will conduct Tuesday's per
formance of the piece for flute, oboe, clarinet, alto
saxophone, bassoon and horn.
Tne Woodwind Quintet, composed of UNL School
of Music faculty members, is David Van de Bogart,
flute; Robert O'Boyle, oboe; Wesley Reist, clarinet;
David Kappy, french horn and Gary Echols, bassoon.
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ional Lampoon Show In the Omaha Music Hall
Sunday, February 29. Two shows 7:30 and
10 pjn. Tickets $4 In advance, $5 the day of
the show. Mail orders accepted at the Civic Aud
itorium box office, Omaha. Also available at all
Brandeis ticket outlets.
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