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State Fair.
Friday, Aug. 31: Kenny Rogers. (Sold
out).
Saturday, Sept. 1 ; Charley Pride.
v Sunday, Sept. 2; Steve Martin. (Sold
out).
Monday, Sept. 3: Anne Miir ray and
Larry Gatlin.
Wednesday, Sept. 5: Loretta Lynn and
Conway Twitty.
Thursday, Sept. 6: The Oak Ridge Boys
arid Eddie Rabbitt. .
Friday, Sept. 7: Willie Kelson and
Family. '
Saturday, Sept. 8: The Ray Charles
Show.
Sunday, Sept. 9: Charlie Daniels Band.
All shows begin at 8 pjn. at the Bob
Devaney Sports Center.
Pershing
August, 1979
22-England Dan and John Ford Coley
In Concert.
September, 1979
16-Lutheran Layman Conference
15-16-Flea Market
28-lincoln General Hospital Fashion4
I Show McCoo and Davis
October, 1979
6-Annual Fireman's Ball
8-Ferrante and Teicher (Community
Concert)
12 - Lincoln Symphony Concert
13- AAU. Golden Gloves Smoker
14- Harry Chapiri in Concert
20-Beverly Sills (Community Concert)
20-21 -Flea Market
24-25-Teacher's Convention
26-Community Improvement Recog
nition Banquet and Seminar
November, 1979
1- Kiwanis Pancake Festival
2- Uri With People Concert
3- March Band Festival
8- Productionn Credit Meeting & Banquet
9- 11 -District Lutheran Youth Con
ference 1 7-1 8-Flea Market
19-Back to Bible Banquet
24-AAU Golden Gloves
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i-KlSki Chrl'tmas Party II -Vanity CleeUnlvenlty Chorale, 8
-5-j-niii-Unpton Christmas Party PJn
22-AAU Golden Gloves Boxing
24-Elks Christmas Party
Kimball
September, 1979
11 -Faculty Recital, David Van de
Bogart, flute, 12:10 p.m. and 8 p.m.
14- Performing Arts Series, Claude
Kipnis,mime,8p.m.
15- Performing arts Series, Claude
Klpnis, mime, 8 p.m.
18-Faculty Recital, James Wehrman,
french horn, 12:10 p.m.
20- Organ Conference, all day
21 - Organ Conference, all day
21 -Performing Arts Series, Organ
Recital, 8 p.m.
25-Faculty Recital, Arnold
violin, 12:10 p.m.
20-Symphonic Wind Ensemble, 4 p.m.
12 Flute EnsembleClaimet ChoirPer.
cussion Ensemble, 8 p.m.
14-Last Day of Classes
16-Universlty SingersUniversity Orch.
estra, 3 p.m.
UPC -
Sept. 23, 24: 77ie Lacemaker. A blend of
romance and social analysis, Lacemaker il
lustrates the ill-fated love affair of an awk
ward bourgeois student and an inexperi
enced shop girl Whose relationship
collapses under pressure of class and in
tellectual distinctions.
Oct. 7, 8: Furtivos. A sensational success
in Spain, with a cast of underworld charac-
ters: a woman and her son, both poachers,
Schatz, girl from a reform, school arid her boy
friend, a motorcycle-riding outlaw. The
film provides glimpses of recent Spanish
history.
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October, 1979
5 -Performing Arts Series, Immanuel
Ax, piano, 8 p.m.
24- Fall Musical, "Carousel", 8 pjn.
25- Fall Musical, "Carousel", 8 p.m.
26- Fall Musical, "Carousel", 8 p.m.
27- Fall Musical, "Carousel", 8 p.m.
28- Fall Musical, "Carousel", 3 pjn.
29- Composers ConcertImprovisation
Ensemble (choral rm). 8 p.m.
November, 1979
1 - Performing Arts Series, Milwaukee
Repertory Theater, 8 p.m.
2- Performing Arts Series, Milwaukee
Repertory Theater, 3 p.m. & 8 p.m.
3 - Performing Arts Series, Issac Stern,
violin, 8 p.m.
4- Universlty Orchestra, 4 p.m.
6-Faculty Recital, Vernon Forbes,
trombone, and Albert Romento, percus
sion, 8p.m.
8-Faculty ftecital, Judy Cole-Shan-hon,
voice, 8 p.m.
1 1 -Concert Band. 4 p.m.
Series, Murray
Series, Murray
(Wesley
1 Performing Arts
Louis Dance Co., 8p.m.
17-Performing Arts
Louis Dance Co., 8 p:m.
18-Collegium Musicum
House), 8p.m.
19-Faculty Concert, FACULTY COM
POSERS, 8 p.m.
21 -25 -Thanksgiving Vacation
27-Faculty Piano Trio, 8 p.m.
29- Faculty Woodwind Quintet, 8 p.m.
30- Marching Band , 8 p.m .
December, 1979
2- Concert BandWind . Ensemble 4
p.m.
3- Composers ConcertImprovisation
Ensemble, 8 p.m.
4- Jazz Lab Bands, 8 p .m .
Oct. 21, 22: Women. Women depicts the
friendship which develops between a re
bellious young woman and an older woman
Who is just beginning to realize the inade
quacy of her Well-ordered married life. Bril
liant performances from Lili Monori and
Marina Vlady.
NoV. 4,5: 77te Cycle. Banned by the
Shah's government, this film explores the
compromised position of the poor. As cor
rupt doctors profit from the sale of blood
to hospitals from diseased donors, a young
man, originally reduced by his poverty to
the sale of his blood, rises to become the
henchman of the blood boss.
Nov. 18, 19: 4 Sense Of Loss. In attempt
ing to clarify the issues behind Ireland's
civil warfare, A Sense Of Loss portrays with
compassion and fairness the roots of an
antagonism that has gone on for centuries.
Dec. 2, 3: In the Name of the Father. Set
in a Catholic boys' school, the story in
volves a revolt against authority led by one
Student who "uses the medium of a play to
persuade not only his fellow students but
also the servants of the need to revolt.
Playhouse.
Sept. 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30, bet. 5, 6, 7,
12,13, 14: Two Gentlemen of Verona. A
wild but reverent rock musical adapta
tion of William S. Shakespeare's comedy
with music by Gait MacDermot, the award
winning composer of the smash musical,
"HAIR." r-
Nov. 2, 3, 16, h liiv)7, 18: The
Royal Family. The story of the Cavendish
family of the American stage by George
S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber.
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