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i-kiday. ni.wni (LIS ST A 1 1 hi IM'IAXAI' 'AGE 28 "1 M4R. W-t M. "VssgcusDS coliseum "only game this year!" flow HOW 1'? All-Slafo Ilili GhhhtI SlaUu! Srliool Baml A I Clowes i I 1 I Hand durin World War II. He served as director of hands at Culver and Jefferson HiKh School in Lafayette he-fore accepting the position ut the University of Florida.

Students participating in the 115-member band are instrumentalists who placed in the first division of the Indiana Music Educators Association all-state solo and ensemble auditions held at Butler University Feb. 17. DISCOTHEQUE NOSTALGIA CD A kllM IS HERE M0N, thru FRI. TRUE DISCOTHEQUE Leading Disc Jockeys Playing The "OLDIES GOODIES" iuper, iuoer ipocial- IDIKS' I drinks PRICK CAT'S MEOW 6123 ST. Jfs 1 ran and one in production on Nashville labels.

And what's more she's getting more and more into the composing side of music. With her Sundowners (soon to be rechristened Sondowners in deference to a Nashville group named Sundowners) she feels comfortable like she never has before. The group includes Mike MeCleish, drums, Eddie 1 lead guitar, Billy Powell, steel guitar, and Fred Farmer bass, and they're thinking of perhaps adding a sax. To her there 's "down home" and "smooth club" country and western music. "We play a little of both," she says, "but more the smooth, easy listening kind, the kind you can just sit back easy, relax and listen to." Even occasional rock fans wander into the club, and "what surprises me is that they don't turn right around and wander out," she admits somewhat contentedly.

It's no real surprise, though, for Liz Madison and the Sundowners have a dialogue with that spirit of and music which can turn even the dustiest of truck stops into a mystical mansion where the residents can dream of somebody like Liz back home, or up the road aways. "It hasn't all been easy," she smiles. "We've played in the tough clubs and the not-so-hot clubs, and now we're stayers, and we like it here." Waterproof Fabric The first waterproof fabric was patented in 1823 by a Scotsman, Charles Maclnlosh, who sandwiched a layer of rubber between two pieces of cloth. Coats made of this fabric became known as "Mackintoshes," or "Macks," adding a to the inventor's name. i 9 SINGER LIZ MADISON Country Western Stylist So do a lot of other people.

GRACE NOTES: Frank Sinatra Jr. will make two appearances Saturday at the Hilton Lou Rawls will appear al the 1-70 Holiday Inn for three nights beginning March 9 Edgar Winter and Black Oak Arkansas will headline a concert March 11 at Melody Skateland. Seating will be on the floor, festival-style Wishbone Ash is slated for there April 8) Rich Harris will open March 12 at the lloliycke Alice Cooper will appear in concert March 30 at the Expo Center Siegal-Schwall is coming to the Rivoli March 9. THE MOD EXOTIC REVIEW LEIGH SHARON SEPTEMBER MORN With Go Go Hostesses Janie, Darlene, Sherri, Marcie JAM Wed, ond Fri, 4-7 Jimmy Coe Sat. Mary Moss Sings Fri.

and Sat. Town Country Lounge 4451 N. Keystone 547-3091 "PL Li i. i ns magnmcenr aWs. 1UJTLICK JJNIYKKKITY will sponsor the Kiln anmiiil All-Slate High School Hand in a concert in Clowes Hall, Sunday, March 11, at 2 p.m.

Richard W. Bowles, director of bands at the University of will be guest conductor. BOWLES, composer, clinician and author, is president of the College Band Directors National Association. He is a graduate of Indiana University and earned his master of science degree at the University of Wisconsin. He is also a graduate of the Army Music School and was bandleader of the 715th AAF Stroke, a heart-related disease, is responsible for 211,390 deaths annually, says the Marion County Heart Association.

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ONLY msmaaBstnmm CHILDREN UNDER 12 if I IN CARS FREE I Except wm I Listed Otnerwiii and boasts more than 170 one hundred per cent members. "I come by country and western music naturally, and I'm a true hillbilly at heart probably one of only two Spanish hillbillies singing and today," she says produ-ly alluding to her childhood in the hills of New Mexico and the fact that her grandparents were "I got an early start hen I was about six or so. Being am of 12 kids wasn't easy and I had to do something just to get noticed. Like, it wasn't that we didn't want to say Grace," she quips with a twinkle, "but if you closed your eyes long enough to say it, there wasn't anything left on the table to eat." She was also a favorite entertainer throughout her early school years, appearing on the school radio show and singing for the class on rainy days during recess when they couldn't go outside to play. "I was a tall, scrawney kid," she says, "and I was bigger than most of the boys my age.

That's when I learned how to deal with critics, at least until they got bigger than me." After leaving New Mexico, she married as a teen-ager and within a few years had two daughters and was traveling with her Army husband, Bill, and singing whenever she could in clubs on and near the various bases. "It was like I had one foot in the home and the other in the music i she says, "but I always knew I wanted to sing." NOW, after two years on the Indianapolis club scene she's just about got what she wants. She has out three records, the latest is "Too Many Playthings," one in the Showtime MOVIES Greatest a th- lete," at CARL YLE "Steelyard Blues," it 7:20, 9:20 and 11:20 p.m. CASTLETON I "World's Greatest Athlete," at 12:30, 2 45 5, 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. CASTLETON II "Clockwork Oranqe," at 1:30, 4, 6:30 and 9 p.m.

CASTLETON III "Cabaret," at 12:45,3, 5:15, 7:30 and 9:45 p.m. CINEMA I "Hearrbreak Kid," at 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 p.m. CINEMA II "Clockwork Orange," at 2, 4:30, 7 end 9:30 p.m. CINEMA III "World's Greatest Athlete," at 2:20, 4:40, 7 and CINEMA IV "Poseidon Adyenture," at 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45 and 10 p.m. Mama, White Mama," at 12, 1:50, 3 50, 5:50, 7:50 and 9:50 p.m.

Are Free," at 7:15 and 9:20 p.m. ESQUIRE PLAZA "1776," at 7 and 9:30 p.m. GEORGETOWN "Steelyard Blues," at 7:20, 9:20 and 11:20 p.m. GREENBRIAK I "1 774' at 6:50 and 9:25 p.m. GREENBRIAR II "Across 110th Street," at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.

INDIANA "Black Gunn," at 12, 1:50, 3:50, 5:50, 7:50 and 9:50 p.m. LAFAYETTE at 2, 4, 6, I arx 10 p.m. LEWIS TWIN I "1776," at 7 and 9:30 p.m. LEWIS TWIN II "Across 110th Street," at 7:15 and 9:10 p.m. LOEWS at land 10 p.m.

LOEWS II "Cabaret," at 7:25 and 9:50 p.m MARTINSVILLE INDIANA "Speedway," at 6 and 9:45 p.m. "That's The Way It Is," at 7:45 p.m. Roma," at 7:20 and 9:30 p.m. REGENCY I "Heartbreak Kid," at 7:20, 9:20 and 11:20 p.m. REGENCY II "Train Robbers," at 7:20, 9:20 and 11:20 p.m.

RIVOLI-'Xasablanca" and "Littlt Caesar," at 8:15 p.m. SPEEDWAY I "World's Greatest Athlete," at 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:30 and 9:40 p.m. SPEEDWAY II "Heartbreak Kid," at 1:45 3:40 5:30, 7:30 and 9:20 p.m. UPTOWN "Lady Sings the Blues," at i and 9:15 p.m. VILLAGE EAST ft at 6 and 9:45 p.m.

"That's The Way It Is," al 7:45 p.m. at 7 WOOODLAND 1 "1776," at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. WOODLAND II "Across 110th Street." ON STAGE CLOWES HALL "Grease," at 8 p.m. IRT "Count Dracula," at 8 p.m. UPSTAIRS "Hollywood Follies," at 9 p.m.

DINNER THEATERS AVONDALE Dol I Dot" BLACK CURTAIN "Butterflies Are free." BEEF 'n' BOARDS "Tom Jones." SH ERATON Promises." J. WHITCOMB (Frl. I Sat.) "Abie's Irish Rose." Georgi Girl 2301 n. meridian 923-0961 r.173 IO Jl The, Happiness People at Green Meadows -Stat Rd. 9 Joit North of Greenfield, Indiana Banquet iacilitiet availablt JEHRY MILLER now appearing at Keystone Square 1 1 6th St.

and Keystone MISS DOTTIE WEST The Star of "The Mike Douglas Shw, "Hee Haw" and "The Glenn Campbell our" and THE NOW COUNTRY GIRL lor COKE. Don't Miss Iht Greatest Smash Country Show Ever Seen in Indy. ONE NITE ONLY 2 BIG IT ALL STARTS AT 1:00 P.M. PHONE 546-1689 Xiffhl sounds. lot, and on the wild side is our GROGSHOP.

I alive Mon day through Saturday with sufter-size. drinks, a beat that goes right to your head and a sea (tod bar to delight, with tastes from' the. deep like shrimp, oysters and crab elan s. Al lunch you'll find the kind of great sandn iches that rise high above the plate. Come on in and meet some Indianapolis people, that match the atmosphere.

Cool, is the mood, up on the HamsgatcRoof with moods for dancing and just plain relaxing while you dine every Monday th rough Saturday. Mr, J. The Redd Frog I 9 i AKUOPOLIS INN mats Introduces (or Your Pleasure Presents Saturday One Nite Only Grigores and Lela Nickolau. Bouzouke by Grioores, Accordion and Singing by Lela, and the happy boy Custantinos, Drum playing and Belly dancer. John Xydis, Gifted Greek Vocalist and Guitarist.

FOR ADDED excitement, the graceful precision ef the traditional Greek Belly dance as performed by the lovely Basima, Is a rare treat for Indianapolis. The Akronolis Inn It 9 l' yL.i.1. mimi ii.m.ww By CECIL RICHMOND SIIK STANDS up. bobs toward the microphone, and belts out a ripping country ami western version of "Show on stage at the Redd Frog. Thing is, she's "showing" everybody else how it's done She's Liz Madison.

She's a real bundle of energy both onstage and off with a strong sense of purpose, both about where her head's at and where she's going. "I'm not really a women's libber," she says, "but I got fed up singing with bands where the female vocalist is only a frill to the main dish, I have wanted to be the main dish," she adds with unmistakable emphasis. "THERE were always men around saying that a girl couldn't lead a band and draw in the people, but after two years of hard work with the Sundowners, I've done it." And there's no mistake about that, either. Just before Christmas last year some of her admirers got their heads together and organized the Liz Madison fan club, which now after only two months is registered in- TONIGHT PROMISES, PROMISES Burt Bacharach Neil Simon Musical Comedy SOLD OUT SAT. For FRIDAY SHOW Call 897-4000 1-465 and Pendleton Pike Now Showing' atuour NEIGHBORHOOD SUBURBAN mm i ARLINGTON ARLINGTON Complete OH Street Pamir FIRST CITY SHOWING! UlTIUCCt SATURDAY and SUNDAY nAllliLLJ CONTINUOUS FROM 12:40 OPEN 4:15, START 4:30 GREAT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT Tim CONWAY Jan Michaal VINCENT "WORLD'S GREATEST ATHLETE" In Color at tG Plus the Disney Featurettt NARRATED BY BING CROSBY "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" In Color at P.M.

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