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9. i Fag 44 Aatin, Tews The Austin Amfriran-Stalfsman Thursday, April 24, 1975 Wanted: volunteers to adults rights have been Laguna Gloria To Offer Art Workshop become Litizen Aavocaies. Requirement: ability to recognize that retarded persons are persons first, retarded second. Mentally retarded meals or lodging. A non-refundable deposit of $20 is required by May 1.

Further information may be obtained from Judith Sims. P.O. Box 5568, (452-9447). ra Wead, assistant professor of film at the University of Texas will discuss "Popular Film: The Most Seductive Art-Films will be shown during the five day workshop, including "Painters Painting" by Emile de Antonio. The film interviews such artists as Andy Warhol, Jackson Pollack, Larry Poons, Jasper Johns, Barnett Newman, Robert Motherwell and others.

Films also include one on Henri Matisse and documentation of Christo's Valley Curtain Project. Each day the workshop will begin with excercises in movement exploring the elements of breath, space, time, energy, rhythm and design. fault and George ONSTAGE "Everybody Loves Opal" Martha Raye stars in the Country betrayal and greed in the Old South. 8 p.m. IT Drama Theatre Room.

The Little Lillian Hellman's drama of interfamilial betrayal and greed in the Old South. "The Two Noble Kinsmen' Shakespeare's seldom-produced comical play will be presented at 8 p.m. in the East Campus Lecture Halt at the University of Texas. "DeCamped! DeBaucned! DePorter!" musical revue with songs by Cole Porter. At 8 p.m.

and 10:30 p.m. in the Texas Tavern at the University of Texas. "Luv" Dexter Bullard's production of the Murray Schisgal comedy featuring Karen Seal. Stephen Coleman and Robert Edwards. At 8:30 p.m.

at Gaslight Theater. OPERA SWT Opera Southwest Texas State University's Opera Ensemble will present Puccinis ''Gianni Schicchi" and the first act of Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" at 8 p.m. in Evans Auditorium in San Marcos. 3201 South lamar tonight HOWLIN' at the MOON FREE BEER 8-9 STAG LADIES FREE Coming Friday BILL HENDERSON and tht Sundowners Resv. 442-6189 MARTHA RAYE ovenooKeu mug- Doris Thielemann at the Austin Association for Retarded Citizens.

Address: 2818 San Gabriel. Telephone: 476-7044. M. Jones Z'Vt IN PERSON! Mm Austin Weekend Full of Music starring in the hilarious comedy 12173 FM Rd 1325 RESERVATIONS 130-5921 Doors open 6pm Tues Thru Sun Noon Sunday Matinee Drama at UT; Frey Weyrich, M.F.A. Yale University; Joe Manry, teacher of acting and directing at UT; Jerry Willingham, composer and flutist; and Susan Zwinger, Ph.

D. in Art Education. Registration is now open at $100.00 (a ten percent discount to Museum members). Enrollment is limited to 50 persons, aged 18 and over. The fee does not cover Emergency Aid Caritas provides food, clothing and other services to those in need on an emergency basis.

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Stoneground, which includes former members of Hot Tuna, It's a Beautiful Day and Elvin Bishop's San Francisco groups, plays on a bill with Too Smooth, an Austin group with a hard rock and acoustic show. Kristofferson and Coolidge are scheduled to play for a concert Saturday at Municipal Auditorium, rescheduled after the pair canceled a March engagement concert date due to recording commitments. SUSAN BARTON CHAPARRAL APR. 24 BRONCO BROS. 10' Beer $1.50 Cover 4749 Ben White 441-0710 442-9243 SOAFCBEEE TONIGHT STEAM HEAT CORONA IMPORTED BEER 50' a bottle 707 BI1 C1TZ1 EI BAR-B-QUE 59 TWO LOCATIONS 8 5522 PARKCREST 459-8385 itoci ifit or iitemcs INTEREST CHICKEN RANCH It CLUB BEER GARDEN I 36)5 S.

Congress (SHINER NIGHT music by ROCKY RIVER BOYS I 35' a bottle $1 Cover I 441.9968 FIRST-RUN MOVIES "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" (PG) Ellen Burstyn (Academy Award for best actress) stars in Martin Scorsese's film about a suddenly widowed woman who sets out to reestablish herself. At Northcross 6. "A Brief Vacation" (PG) Late film director Vittorio De Sica's last film that studies the inequities between the poor and the rich. At Dobie Screen. "A Boy and His Dog" (R) Science fiction comedy-drama set after World War IV.

At Riverside Twin and Village Cinema Four. "Emmanuelle" (X) Soft-core pornography from France about a diplomat's wife wandering around Thailand. At the Varsity. "Escape to Wilch Mountain" (G) New Disney feature about two young people who possess supernatural powers. At Capital Plaza Cinema.

"The Four Musketeers" (PG) The second half of Richard Lester's adaptation of the Dumas classic novel. At Riverside Twin and Village Cinema Four. "Funny Lady" (G) Barbra Streisand and James Caan star in this sequel to 1968's "Funny Girl." At Highland Mall Cinema. "The Great Waldo Pepper" (PG) Robert Redford stars a barnstorming ace pilot in the 1920s in this George Roy Hill epic. At the Americana.

"Linda Lovelace for President" (X) Sex spoof starring the reigning queen of the sex flicks. At the Texas. "The Reincarnation of Peter Proud" R) Michael Sarrazin and Jennifer O'Neil star in this suspense thriller. At Aquarius IV. "Shampoo" (R) Warren Beatty as an amoral hair dresser in this social-sexual comedy of the late 1960s.

Features Julie Christie and Goldie Hawn. At Fox Twm. "Tommy" (PG) Ken Russell's overview of pop culture and rock stars in the movie version of The Who's rock opera. Stars Ann-Margret, Oliver Reed, Jack Nicholson and Elton John. At Fox Twin.

"W.W. and the Dixie Dancekings" (PG) Burt Reynolds and Art Carney star in this tale of the rise of a country singer in the mid-'50s. At Aquarius IV, Show-town Twin Dnve-ln, Southside Twin Drive-In and Village Cinema Four. "A Woman Under the Influence" (R) John Cassavetes' film starring Gena Rowlands about the psychological breakdown of a woman and her marriage. At Northcross 6.

"Young Frankenstein" (PG) Mel Brooks' satiric treatment of the horror genre. Stars Gene Wilder, Peter Boyle, Madeline Kahn and Cloris Leachman. At Highland Mall Cinema. CLUB ACTS Susie Price at 6th Street Trolley. Bruce Carlson at Hole in the Wall.

Sagebrush at Andy's Mark Four Lounge. Cunningham at the Back Room. Emie Mae Miller at Cedar's Restaurant. Oh'Really at The Bucket. Jim Foster Four at Caravan Room.

Steam Heat at Soap Creek Saloon. Lightning at the South Door. Dean Seotl and the Cosmic Cowboys at the Sheik Club. Howlin' at the Moon at Broken Spoke. UT Student Gets Composer Award SKYLINE "OVER 29" CLUB Sin(lis ft Couples Hie "eir 29" Imitte Tie Rene Music bv LEO HEItJRICII C0MINB FRIDAY JERRY GREEN the Country Craftsmen '36 9915 H30III.

Umar LUNCH 50' Martinis 50' Bloody Mary (lervii with brack) DINNER 6-io pm HAPPY HOUR 2-B i.m. 2 for drinks ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Becky Jordan OLD TEXAS TRAIL Inflation Fighters Specials Willie Nelson sings at Bull Creek, a vast variety of Austin bands play at Fiesta Gardens, Kris Kristofferson sings at Municipal Auditorium, and a blues-gospel band from the San Francisco Bay Area take over the Armadillo Friday and Saturday for a weekend of unusually promising popular entertainment. The "terrible three" Willie, Waylon Jennings and Jerry Jeff Walker will headline nine hours of continuous entertainment Sunday at Bull Creek, near FM 2222 and City Park Road. Also on the bill are Kenneth Threadgill, Plum Nelly, the Lost Gonzo Band and Gamble Rogers. The Lost Gonzo Band will also accompany their former leader, Jerry Jeff Walker.

The Fiesta Gardens festival, which runs for 12 hours, includes music from several Chtcano, soul and country bands. Its tri-ethnic makeup and a between-sets auction of children's artwork fits the Hi PRESENTS DEAN SCOTT THE COSMIC COWBOYS 5555 N.Lamar 452-6188 WAGONYARD Tonight TOO HO FOR SNAKES NO COYER Happy Hour till 9 SOSNeches 472-00(1 1 bl west of Red River Thursday Special BROILED CHICKEN LIVER DINNER 4 kMilai4 tn 4 turn UCIICIUU3 YUUIlK ICIIUCI liyci IIICIJ. umncy served with piping hoi crisp, golden brown onion rings. and your choice ol any other garden fresh vegetable. A real buy 4 AO (j at only I ifcO Laguna Gloria Art Museum will offer a program devoted to integrating the arts called "The Creative Process: A Summer Workshop in the Arts," July 14-18.

At the lunch hour on four days a lecturer will speak on topical concerns of Texas art. James Harithas, Director of the Contemporary Art Museum in Houston, will speak on "New Directions in Texas Art." Laurence Miller, director of Laguna Gloria, will discuss "The Art Museum's Role in the Creative Experience: The Visitor." Ken Havis, artist and gallery director at North Texas State University will speak on "Conceptual Art." George CAROLIN A MATA To discuss migrant workers Migrant Work Topic of Show St. Edward's University student Carolina Mata will be interviewed as a representative of the U.S. migrant population on ABC-TV's "Directions" Sunday at noon. Ms.

Mata, a junior pre-law student who entered St. Edward's under the College Assistance Migrant Program, will serve on a panel of three discussing the migrant farm worker in America. Other panel members are a migrant specialist from Washington, DC, and a Roman Catholic bishop. An honor student at St. Edward's, Ms.

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He is a student of Prof. Karl Korte of the music department. In 1972 Faulconer won second place in the World Saxophone Congress Composition Competition for a work entitled "Saxophone and Percussion: 8 HANCOCK CENTER U.S. 183 and THURSDAY SPECIAL "Where Hospitality and Courtesy Reign Supreme!" tototototototo(dtototototo(dto FREE BEER NIGHTLY fREE DINNERS NIGHTLY DINNER DISCOUNTS FOR EVERYONE TUESDAY-APRIL 22nd 29th Kenneth Threadgill, Jane Hart and The Velvet Cowpasture 'Wednesday. both Buckdancers Choice tWuRSDAyVaP 24th Bert Rivera and The Nightriders thursdayV Jerry Green and The Country Craftsmen (512) 251-4101 Pllujerville Exit 0(1 IH 35, Keep Right RIB PLATE $(M0 Hit BEANS.

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Bruce Faulconer, a University of Texas doctoral student in music composition, has been named winner of the first annual Shenna Meeker Memorial Composer's Competition in Fort Worth. The competition is made possible by a bequest from the late Ms. Meeker and with support from the Texas Commission on the Arts and Humanities and the National Endowment for the Arts. Faulconer's winning work is entitled "Music for Chamber Orchestra: 1975," a one-movement form for a 23-instrument chamber orchestra. First prize in the new national competiton includes a $500 award and a performance of the work.

Faulconer's composition will be performed May 2 by the Chamber Orchestra of the Fort Worth Symphony, under the direction of John Giordano. The UT student has earned two degrees from UT Austin Bachelor of Music in theory and composition, 1972, and Master of Concert Friday At Crestview Oklahoma Baptist University's Chorale and Yahnseh Band will present a concert Friday at 8 p.m. at Crestview Baptist Church, 7600 Woodrow. The two groups will combine for a group of selections from the oratorios of Haydn, Bernstein, Nelson and Walton and conclude the program with a group of contemporary gospel songs. The public is invited to 4011 Mul Partii, Yn mm CHICKEN FRIED STEAK CHICKEN FRIED STEAK UTTEIV IAK10 POTATO iuh TOAST I CRSP TOSSED OR 3 a SALAD.

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