The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 44

SHREVEPORT-BQSSiEB The Times 2-D May 18, 1981 si jh 1 MOVIE CAPSULES A guide to films around the town: a indicates new film and films returning to theaters. Breakin'. Lucinda Dickey stars in a picture pegged on the current fad of break dancing. Maybe Flashdance with faster feet? (PG. Eastgate Cinema IV and St.

Vincent 6 Theatres) Conquest. This is an Italian fantasy-epic about mythical heroes in a primitive world. A young gladiator armed with a magical bow is the center of attention. Stars are George Rivero, Andrew Occhipinti and Vi-oleta Celo. (R.

Eastgate Cinema IV and Bossier 6 Theatres) Finder Keepers. Michael O'Keefe and Beverly D'Angelo co-star in a contemporary comedy about a young couple. (R. South Park Cinema and Quail Creek Cinema) Fire and Ice. Taking a chapter from Ice Pirates, this is another struggle to survive in an alien environment.

It also is an animated feature. (PG. Joy's Cinema City Six) Firestarter. This is another thriller based on a Stephen King nov 4Ui i I SC. r'-WW ted romantic comedy.

Nelson is a street hustler Judd Nelson as Eddie Keaton, Jonna Lee as Tracey and Scott McGinnis as Bif star in "Making the Grade," which is bi lied as a youth-orien of $8,500 and windup of Super Sponsor series worth $28,000. Gates open 5: 30 p.m., practice runs at 7, first races at 8. Adult admission $6, and $1 for ages 6 to 10. SECOND ANNUAL St. Frances Cabrini Hospital Cenlabration Road Roce will be run Saturday in Alexandria.

Listed as Louisiana 8K championship event, run Is coordinated by Rapides Runners. LHSCA ALL-STAR baseball game is scheduled at 7: 30 p.m. Saturday at University of Louisiana diamond In Lafayette. TERRY'S ROOFING and Sheet Metal Is sponsoring men's and below and women's and Softball tournament Saturday ond Sunday In Mansfield. NEW ORLEANS Breakers will be on road Sunday, meeting Bandits at Tampa Bay.

Texas WOMEN'S SOUTHERN Golf Association tournament ends today at Huntsville. TEXAS RANGERS ore In Kansas City tonight through Sunday for three single games aga inst the ova Is. Houston Astros are also on road tonight through Sunday, meeting Cubs in single gomes each day at Chicago. NORTHWESTERN State University competes in track and field meet Saturday at Austin. UNITED STATES Football League games involving Texas teams match Oklahoma Outlaws and Gamblers on Sunday in Houston while San Antonio Gun-slingers will be in Washington for date with the Ffderals.

Arkansas U.S. CYCLING Federation-sanctioned Spring Classic Is scheduled Saturday and Sunday at Favetteville. A "fun ride" is scheduled along with selection races for Junior World's team. Entry fee Is $7.50, Mark your calendar SEE HOW SHE RUNS SK race and 1- miie fun run-walk will be May 26 at south end of Font Parkway. For Information, call Wayne Roper at 226-2267.

SECOND ANNUAL Stroh Light Missis sippi Triathlon will be May 27 In Brandon, Miss. Second annual Memphis In May Triathlon will be held June 3. WORLD'S FAIR Autocross Cham pionships are scheduled June 17 at Belle Promenade Mall in Marrero. MADD MONTH activities by the local chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Drivers this weekend Include a booth from 4 to 8 p.m. In front of Brookshlres Cafeteria In Shreve City Shopping Center.

MADD members will be on hand to talk to the public, and free soft drinks will be served. A TRAVEL SHOW, sponsored by International Tours of Shreveport, will be from 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the Shreveport Convention Holl. Admission Is $2 in advance, $3 at the door. They are available at International Tours offices.

Cruise lines and tour operators will be on hand to answer travel questions. MILTON HAMEL will be the the speaker at the Sunday forum at 10 a.m. forum at the All Souls Unitarian-Universalist Church, 1134 Shreveport-Borksdale Highway. He will talk about BESE board decisions. Louisiana THE ANNUAL GREAT Amite River Catfish Festival continues through Sunday in Denham Springs.

The festival grounds are immediately east of the Amite River Bridge on U.S. 190. A FISHING TOURNAMENT will be Saturday at Lake Claiborne State Park near Homer from 6 a.m. -2 p.m. HISTORIC ST.

MARTINVILLE TOUR will be Saturday ond Sunday In St. Martin-vide. Texas MARSHALL'S 1984 STAGECOACH DAYS FESTIVAL Is today through Sunday. A variety of activities are scheduled Including music, food, displays and entertainment. The theme Is "Come Catch a Stage." THE 14TH ANNUAL SOUTHERN HUSHPUPPY OLYMPICS will be Saturday In Lufkln.

HANNA BARBERA LAND in Houston Is now open. Admission Is $6.50 for both children and odults on Sunday through Friday and $7.50 on Saturday. Grandparents ore admitted free on Sunday through Friday when accompanied bv an equal number of grandchildren paying the full price. Arkansas THE GREAT PASSION PLAY will be presented through Oct. 27 at Mount Ob- erammergau, produced bv the Elna M.

Smith Foundation In a 4,400 seat amphitheatre In the Ozark Hills. This story portrays the Biblical account of Jesus' later life. DOGPATCH USA Is open for weekends through May 25, with daily operations beginning May 26. The season for daily operation continues through Aug. 26 with the park open weekends only September through Oct.

14. THE ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL will be Saturday In Bald Knob. It Is sponsored bv the local chamber of commerce, and begins at 6 a.m. with the Lions Club pancake breakfast at the First United Methodist Church fellowship hall. THE OLD PORT RIVER FESTIVAL continues through Sunday In Fort Smith.

The celebration includes performing arts, music, art, sports, children's activities ond food concessions. SPORTS Caddo-Bossier LOUISIANA DOWNS continues 125-day race meeting today through Sunday. Post times are 3 p.m. today and 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

Weekend features are pair of VS-furlong stakes, Saturday's $30,000 Kings Court for older horses and Sunday's $30,000 Valencia for older Loulsiona-bred fillies and mares. Highlight will be simulcast wagering Saturday on 109th Preokness Stakes. 1 SHREVEPORTCAPTAINSclOseout 10- game Texas League baseball home stand with three games this weekend against Beaumont Golden Gators of Western Division. Double-header is set tonight at 6 p.m.. single game Saturday at 7:30.

All games are played at SPAR Stadium. SCHLITZ BEER Three-on-Three Home town Hero basketball tournament will be ployed among eight teams Saturday at Airport Park, 6500 Kennedy Avenue. FASIG-TIPTON Louisiana sale of 2- year-olds in training almost 300 horses going through the ring will be Saturday night at Louisiana Downs, storting ot 7:30. TURNER TRUCKING is sponsoring men's USSSA state qualifying Softball tournament for Classes and Saturday ond Sunday at new complex In Bossier City. PRO FR EIGHT is sponsoring men's and women's Class and Softball tournament Saturday and Sunday at Cargill Pork.

BAYOU CITY BMX holds bicycle races each weekend at course across from Hamel's Park, 4700 East 701h Street. Signups close at 2 p.m., races begin at 2:30 on Saturdays and Sundays. ABA membership is required to race, admission is free. For additional information, call 746-7825 or 797-2112. CLOSE ENCOUNTERS BMX holds reg ular races on Saturday nights, sign-up time 7 p.m., race time 7:30.

MID-SOUTH professional wrestling card Is scheduled Sunday at Municipal Auditorium, storting time 3 p.m. Louisiana BOOTHILL SPEEDWAY near Green wood continues 1984 dirt trock auto racing season Saturday night with regular purse EVENTS This list includes items submitted by nokesmen of eventsdescribed as well as en tries gathered from news releases, news re ports and advertisements Errors should be brought to the attention of the It's Friday! Editor. All items are subject to change 'ithout notice Caddo-Bossier JUSTIN WILSON, Caiun humorist and author, will be featured in a program at 4 m. today at the Bossier Porlsh Library, Bossier City Branch, 718 Benton Road in Bossier City. He will share excerpts from his book, "Justin Wilson's Calun Fables." Admission is free.

For more Information, call the library. FESTA ITALIANA, annua! celebration sponsored by the Shreveport-Bossier Sons of Italy Heritage Club, is today and tomorrow In the 500 block of Milam In downtown Shreveport. Food booths, dancing and mu sic are among the attractions. Hours are 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

POETRY READINGS are held each Fri day night at 8 at 753 Gladstone, sponsored by Upper Gladstone Writers' Workspace group. Admission is free. LOUISIANA DOWNS will be the topic of isploys that continue today and Saturday at Pierre Bossier Mall In Bossier City. It includes work of track photographer Bob Stevens, videotapes of races, and at 4 p.m. Saturday there will be a program on the track's culinary offerings by pastry chef Chris Bond.

SPRING ART FESTIVAL Is today through Sunday at the Bossier Recreation Center, 701 Coleman in Bossier City. Sponsored by the Bossier Art Association, It features photography, sculpture, pottery. china painting, grophics, and watercolor, as well as entertainment on an Indoor stage. It will Include free workshops. Hours are 10 a.m.

to 7 p.m. today and Sat urday and 1-6 p.m. Sunday. APPALOOSA HORSE SHOW starts at 9 Saturday at the Loulsiona State Fair Grounds. Activities include halter classes.

ding classes and barrel and pole riding at about 2 p.m. It Is sponsored by the Kododacho Appoloosa Club. SCOUT RAMA will be Saturdov at Captain Shreve High School athletic field, with a variety of scouting displays, ac tivities and contests. A CRAWFISH BOIL, sponsored by Coots beer, and KEEL and KMBQ radio stations, will be from noon to 10 p.m. Sat urdov ot Hamel's Park In Shreveport.

Admission is $10 per person, with all proceeds going to the Family Crisis Center. Beer and soft drinks will sold separately. Music will be provided by the A Train and the Crowddds. CHILI COOKOFF. presented bv the lo cal La Cos! Louiianne club.

Miller Beer and KRMD radio, will be Saturday on the riverfront ocross from the Expo Hall. General admission Is $2, 12 and under free. Hours art 1 1 a.m. to p.m.. Proceeds will go toward the purchase of new horse for the downtown mounted police patrol ond to Shreveport Parks ond Recreation toward the purchase of unfunded equip ment.

Top three winners Qualify for world championship in Terllngwa, Texas. It Is showing at St. Vincent 6 Eastgate Cinema IV. warm, gentle and sometimes hilari ous as the mermaid comes on land (PG: discreet nudity, mild profanity, Eastgate Cinema IV and Bossier Theatres) Terms of Endearment. This is the year's big one copping Oscars as best picture, best director (James L.

Bridges), best actress (Shirley MacLaine) and best supporting actor (Jack Nicholson). It about a mother daughter relationship that survives despite a myriad of setbacks and fo lows both their lives' ups and downs. Debra Winger gives an outstanding performance as the daughter to Miss MacLaine mother. It a oeoole picture that has obviously pleased the people. (Pu: some language.

Joy Cinema City blx) Up the Creek; This teen comedy is all about what happens during a river race involving a diverse group of young people. (R. Joy's Cinema City six) Where the Boys Are '84. This is a truly horrendous remake of the mildly successful i960 film about col lege students on the lose in Fort Lauderdale, during spring va cation and what happens to several of them. Starring are Lisa Hartman Russell Todd and Lorna Luft, none of which leave the least impression in this idiotic and pandering vehicle.

(R: nudity, profanity. Joy Cinema 6) LANE CROCKETT SPRING STREET MUSEUM. A per manent exhibit of furniture and porcelain is maintained on the second floor. Pic tures, documents and artifacts depicting some of the history of Shreveport and sur rounding area ore also on display. Open 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.

Saturdays and Sundays. Group visits on Thursdays and Fridays may be made bv appointment. A $1 dona tion is requested as admission. 525 Spring St. STATE EXHIBIT MUSEUM.

Per manent exhibit contains dioramas and collections depicting Louisiana heritage Viewing hours are 9 a.m. to 5 Monday through Saturday ond 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. 3015 Greenwood Road. TOUCHSTONE EDUCATIONAL MU SEUMOF NATURAL HISTOR Y.ThiS dis play features mounted wild and domestic animals arranged in natural-appearing settings.

Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and from 1-5 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $2 for odults and $1 for children.

Group rates are available. Located two miles east of Louisiana Downs on U.S. 80. antiques and paintings. Open 2-5 p.m., by appointment.

SHADOWS-ON-THE-TECHE, planta tion in New Iberia, was built in 1831 and re stored in the 1920s. Open daily from 9 o.m to 4:30 p.m. Small admission fee. GERMANTOWN MUSEUM, located seven miles northeast of Minden (Webster Parish Road 114) is open Wednesday through Saturday from 9 o.m.-5 p.m.; Open Sunday from 1-6 p.m. Closed Monday and Tuesday (open by appointment for special groups).

Admission is Sl.for adults ana 25 cents for children. THE STAGErjOACM TPAII MtKCIIM in Mount Lebanon in Bienville Parish is owned ond operated by the Mount Leba non Historical Society. It is open Friday Saturday ond Sundav oftpmnnnt imm p.m. til 5 p.m. Many items relating to the nisTory Mount Lebanon are on permanent diSDlav.

Them It nn nrfmlcclnn marge, our conrrioutions are accepted. THE ANNUAL "FESTIVAL IN THE PARK" will be Moy 26 and 27 In Nacogdoches, Texas. The arts and crafts festival will be from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Satur day and from 12 noon-5 p.m. on Sundav.

THE "REDNECK ENDURO" motor cycle event will be May 27 In downtown Saline in Bienville Parish. Entry fees are $14 pre-entry, $20 late entry. Entries can also be made by teams. June 1-3 THE MESQUITE CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO will be on weekends through the summer in Mesquite near Dallas. For more Information call (214) 2854777.

THE CORNEY CREEK FESTIVAL will be June 2 in Bernice. June 8-10 THE MUSICAL "EVITA" will be June 5-17 at the music Hall, Fair Park in doiios as part of the Dallas Summer Musicals series. Tickets are For more infor motion, call (214) 369-9000. THE MUSICAL "NINE" will be June 5-17 at the Maiestic Theatre In Dallas as port of the Dallas Summer Musicals series. Tickets are ss-sra.

For more information, call (214) 369-9000. June 15-17 THE LOUISIANA PEACH FESTIVAL will be June 15-24 in Ruston. June 22-24 "CAMELOT" will be presented June 19- Julv 1 at the Music Hall, Fair Park In Dal las as part of the Dallas Summer Musicals series. Tickets are For more Information, call (114) 369-9000. turned preppie.

Theatres and aspirations, it is a beautifully photographed picture and entertaining even when being manipulative. Others in the cast are Glenn Close, Robert Duvall and Barbara Hershev (PG: some language. St. Vincent 6 Theatres and Bossier 6 Theatres) Police Academy. A ram bunctious comedy about new recruits in a police academy.

(R. Shreve City Twin Cinemas) Romancing the Stone. This is a free-wheeling adventure fantasy in the mold of Raiders of the Lost Ark, and it's quite a bit of fun as a romance writer and a reluctant hero get caught up in the chase for a hidden treasure. It pokes affectionate fun at the genre. Kathleen Turner and Michael Douglas co-star.

(PG: mud violence. South Park Cinema and Shreve City Twin Cinemas) Sixteen Candles. This comedy is about a girl trials and tribulations centered around her 16th birthday. It stars Molly Ringwald, Paul Dooley, Carlin Glynn, Anthony Michael Hall and Justin Henry. (PG.

St. Vincent 6 Theatres and Bossier 6 Theatres) Splash. Ron Howard of Happy Days directs this new comedy about a young businessman who falls into the ocean one day and falls in love with a mermaid. It's an effective film with good performances from Tom Hanks and Daryl Hannah. It's also through Sunday.

4747 Creswell. PIONEER HERITAGE CENTER. This living museum consists of the Caspiana House, a detached kitchen, a log dogtrot house, a doctor's office, and a commissary. It depicts North Louisiana heritage. It is open Sundays from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.

Closed on holidays. $1 admission for adults, children under 18 admitted free. Clubs, civic and community groups may call for special tour appointments at 797-5332. LSUS campus, 8515 Youree Drive. SHREVE MEMORIAL LIBRARY, HAMILTON BRANCH.

Hand-painted apparel by Ruth M. Caldwell is on display through May. Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Wednesday and to 6 p.m.

Thursday through Saturday. 2604 Hill-crest. SHREVE MEMORIAL LIBRARY, SOUTH CADDO BRANCH. Paintings by Edyth Sanders of Stonewall are on display through May. Open 9 o.m.

to 9 p.m. Monday through Wednesday and until 6 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. 9701 Baird Road. groups on school days no charge.

THE BAYOU FOLK MUSEUM In Cloutierviile, about 20 miles south of Natchitoches off Louisiana 1, Is open to the public on weekends. For group tours, call 379-2546. The museum, formerly the home of author Kate Chopin, is now owned by Northwestern State University and maintained as a museum highlighting her life and work. Admission is $2 for odults and $1 for children. THE FORD MUSEUM, on the square In Homer in Claiborne Parish, features exhibits depicting the history of Claiborne Parish and Northwest Louisiana.

Museum hours are 8 to 4 p.m. Monday though Friday and 2-5 p.m. Sundays. Closed from noon to 1 for lunch on weekdays. OAKLAND PLANTATION, on Louisiana 119 midway between Derry ond Natchitoches, was built by slaves In 1821.

Typical plantation cottage has walls of brick and adobe. It has a large collection of PLAN AHEAD 77ii list includes items submitted by spokesmen of events described as well as en tries gathered from press releases, news reports and clippings. Errors should be brought to the attention of the It's Friday! Editor. All items are subject to change without notice. For specific details on these and other future happenings, please contact spokesmen for the events.

May 25-27 "CRIMES OF THE HEART" will be presented May 24-27, 31 and June 1-2 at the Shreveport Little Theatre. A GREEK FESTIVAL will be May 25-27 In New Orleans. THE NINTH ANNUAL SAWMILLDAYS FESTIVAL will be May 25-27 in Fisher. Exhibits will be set up In the commissary store and outside the park. IV FE ST '84 will be May 25-27 In Lit tle Rock, Ark.

It isan outdoor festival with music, singing, dancing, puppet shows. luggling and magic shows. Ethnic church groups and social organizations will serve traditional dishes from different countries. FESTFORALL '84 will be May 26-27 in Baton Rouge. THE SEVENTH NATIONAL TRAILS SYMPOSIUM, sponsored by the National Trails Council and hosted by the Arkansas Trails Council will be May 26-June 2 In Russellville, Ark.

Registration begins at 1 p.m. May 27 on the campus of Arkansas Tech University. el. This time it is about a little girl who has the power to start fires and the nefarious group that wants to misuse her power. It's just as boring and unexciting as the other films based on King works.

A good cast gets wasted. Drew Barrymore (E.T.) stars as the little girl. Others in the cast are David Keith, George C. Scott, Louise Fletcher, Moses Gunn and Freddie Jones. (R: violence, language.

St. Vincent 6 Theatres and Bossier 6 Theatres) Footloose. This dance film is sometimes being called "the male answer to'Flashdance." It's about what happens when dancing is outlawed in a town. Kevin Bacon, notable for Diner, stars in a ouite 'likable performance. The film is fluff but well-executed by director Herbert Ross, and the dancing is energetic.

(PG: language, brief nudity. Quail Creek Cinema Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter. At least this violent horror series says this is the last one. Again, young people are terrorized by a murderer who can't seem to stay dead. (R.

Joy's Cinema City Six) Hardbodies. Sun, surf, fast cars, faster women, excited beach boys, jokes and a soundtrack full of pop music. Stars are Grant Cramer, Teal Roberts, Gary Wood, Michael Rapport and Roberta Collins. (R. Bossier 6 Theatres) Hard to Hold.

Rick Springfield portrays a wildly successful rock star who has everything but the woman he MUSEUMS Editor's note: This information is supplied by inslitufiori listed. Changes should be re-eeired no later than the Monday before publication and should be addressed to the Arts Calendar, care of The Times, P.O. Box 222, Shreveport, La. 71130. All items are subject to change without notice.

BARNWELL CENTER. Artwork by Mildred R. Spence Is on display through May 31. Exhibit areas and enclosed garden are open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Monday through Friday and 1-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. 501 Font Parkway. BOSSIER PARISH LIBRARY, BOSSIER CITY BRANCH. Paintings bv Juanita Kane and Mildred Summerlin and acrylic folk art on wood by Jov Young are on display through May.

Hours: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, to 6 p.m. Friday, to 5 p.m. Saturday and from 2-5 p.m. Sunday.

718 Benton Road. CRAFT ALLIANCE. "Recent Work: Wall Relief Sculptures" by Jona Ingram Allen is on display through May 28. Hours: AROUND Caddo-Bossier THE AMERICAN ROSE CENTER on Jefferson-Paige Road Is open Monday through Friday, 8: 30 a.m. to 4: 30 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m.

to 6 p.m. Admission Is $2 per person with children under age 12 admitted free. The center has 118 acres of planned gardens featuring dozens of varieties of rose bushes. WILDLIFE WORLD, located four miles from Plain Dealing, off Louisiana 2 on Highway 537, Is a 100-acre, walk-through drive-through zoo housing approximately 300 animals and birds. Admission Is $3 for ages 1-11 and $4 for ages 12 ond older.

Call CONCERTS Editor's note: Following is a list of immediate and upcoming concerts in the area, compiled from spokesmen, advertisements, releases or clippings. The entries are subject to change, cancellation or sell-out without notice, so please consult promoters for details. CENTENARY SUZUKI SCHOOL presents 101 violinists and cellists today In Its seventh annual Spring Concert. The one-hour program Is at 7 p.m. In the sanctuary of First Baptist Church of Shreveport.

A reception bv the Shreveport Suzuki Parents' Association follows In the Fellowship Hall. Admission is free. CONWAY TWITTY and RONNIE MCDOWELL will perform tonight at 8 p.m. at Hirsch Coliseum. All seats reserved ot $12.50 each.

JAMES TAYLOR will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday at Thomas Assembly Center at Louisiana Tech University In Ruston. Tickets are S10 for non-students ond $5 for students. LIONEL RICHIE AND TINA TURNER will be in concert Saturday at 8 p.m. at Reunion Arena in Dallas'.

Tickets are $15 and $14.50 at Rainbow-Tlcketmaster. THE SMOTHERSBROTHERSwillbeln concert through Sunday at the Celebrity Dinner Playhouse In Houston at 8 p.m.. and 10:30 p.m. LIONEL RICHIE will be In concert Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Summit In Houston.

Tickets ore $15.75 ond $14.75. ILLY I DOL will be In concert May 25 at Six Flaas Over Texas In Arllnaton Tlrirat are $15.50 at Rainbow-Tlcketmaster. THE LOGGY BAYOU MISFITS will per form Friday, May 25, as port of the Red River Revel's Springtime Concert Series. The performance will be from 11:30 a.m. loves.

The movie is a loser with bad direction, minimal acting and little story. It only serves to build up Springfield's image as a sex object for the 14-year-old crowd. He should have stayed on ueneral Hospital Janet Eilber, Patti Hansen and Albert Salmi co-star. (PG: language, nudity. Joy's Cinema City Six) Indiana Jones and the Tem ple of Doom.

Harrison Ford returns as the adventurous professor in this sequel to Haiders ot the Lost Ark One can rest assured that director Steven Spielberg and writer George Lucas have put Jones through his paces with more cliff-hanging moments. Kate Capshaw replaces Karen Allen as Ford's love interest. It begins Wednesday. (St. Vincent 6 Theatres and Eastgate Cinema IV) Making the Grade.

Hoover Academy gets turned upside down by siuaent maimer woodrow III. Prep pie traditions gets Blasted by Wood row (played by Dana Olsen). Others in the cast are Judd Nelson, Jonna Lee and Gordon Jump. (R. St.

Vincent 6 ineatres and Lastgate Cinema IV) The Natural. This is a film starring Robert Redford as a baseball player. It is based on a Bernard Malamud novel that has as much about human triumph and the spirit as it does about baseball. Redford is a player trying to make a comeback. Although it doesn't reach its higher 11 o.m.

to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. 3000 Centenary Blvd. MAGALE LIBRARY.

An exhibit by Peggy Shields and Tom Schiefelbein Is on display. Works by Don Brown form per manent upstairs exhibit. Open 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Monday through Thursday, until 4: 30 p.m.

Friday, from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday and from 2 to midnight Sunday. Located on the Centenary College campus. MEADOWS MUSEUM. "Modernism in Louisiana: A Decade Of Progress 1930-1940" will be on display May 6- June 3.

It is an exhibition of drawings, photographs, furniture, and models of buildings throughout Louisiana that are in the "modern style" of the 1930s and 1940s. A documentary film, "Indochina Revisited: A Portrait of Jean Despuiols," will be shown ot 3 p.m. each Saturday and Sunday through July. Open 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Fridoy and from 2 to 5 p.m.

Saturday and Sunday. 2911 Centenary Blvd. NORTON ART GALLERY. Permanent collection Includes art depicting the American West. Open 1 to 5 p.m.

Tuesday for hours. THE GREENWOOD FLEAMARKET Is held every Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The market Is off 1-20 westbound, exit 5. Louisiana CADDO-PINE ISLANDOILondHistori-cal Society Museum, in Oil City, is oil related and contains a large amount of early oil-field equipment, tools and photographs.

It also has Caddo Indian, railroad and other general artifacts. Museum hours are 9 to 5 Monday through Friday and 1 to 5 on Saturdays, closed from 11 to noon for lunch. A 50 cents donation for admission. THE MANSFIELD COMMEMORATIVE AREA, four miles south of Mansfield on Louisiana Highway 175, is open 9 to 5 Monday through Sunday. Fee is tl for adults, 50 cents for students, under 6 and senior citizens, no charge.

School Conway Twitty to 1 p.m. at the First Feoerai Piaza, 505 Travis St. The concerts are free to the public. CHEAP TRICK will be In concert June 1 ot Six Flogs Over Texas In Arlington. Tickets are $13.50 at Rainbow-Tlcketmaster.

THE SHREVEPORT REGIONAL JAZZ ENSEMBLE will perform Friday, June 1, as port of the Red River Revel's Springtime Concert Series. The performance will be from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the First Federal Plaza, 505 Travis St. The concerts are free to the public, through the Revel, with the assistance of First Federal Savings and Loan and the Music Trust Fund of the American Federation of Musicians, Shreveport Local 116.

LIBERACE will be featured June 1-3 at the Music Hall, Fair Pork In Dallas as part of the Dallas Summer Musicals series. Tickets ore For more Information call (214) 369-9000. i 'ImmfflTi ---wV 1.