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ItftOWVC ft UiY McCafje't. Santa Wonlca. 8 and 19 pm. Same ttmei ar4 location Saturday and next Sun day. JO JO GUNNE.

Embawy Concert Halt. 8 pm, SATURDAY FREDDIE MART, DAVE DUDLEY, Red Simpson, ethera In country music rucker'a Hollywood Palladium, pm. JIMMY WEBB. Msrrr.a'l Tavern, Topanga. 8 pm, VtlCKI CARR In benefit concert for the Cardiac League of the Huntington Memorial in Pasadena, Paaden Civic Auditorium, 8.30 p.m.

NEW YORK DOLLS. SilAERHEAD. Santa Monica Civic Audi-torium. 830 pm, CHILDREN'S FARE HOwOY ON the MOOkV Uol Faufajt Arcl Today only at 2 "THE ECCENTRICITIES Or DAVY CROCKETT Pierce Col-fcvje Campua Center, Woodland Hilla). S-iturdavs at noon (except Mrch 23), evening at 7 JO pm.

March 2X Apr a 27. Hay 11 ELEPHANT AND FLAMINGO VAUDEVILLE (Scorpio Rial ing Theater, N. Hoover SU. Sundays at 3 pm. Playa knde-fimtety.

MAGIC THEATER (AiHambra Hiph 191 So. See. St, A II' am bra 2S9-541D. A series of short sketches and long per jrrncd by South Coast Repertory. Saturday only at 3 m.

'THE NEW MOTHER GOOSE REVUE (Sirbaee Theater. Century City Playhouse, 10008 W. Pico Wert Lot Angcle 839-3322). Saturdays at 1 pra Plays "THE PIED PIPER" Plavbnt, 550 Fair Oaks. Pawdcn.

7 '3 19). Saturday a and' 2.33 Sunday 2 30 p.m. Turo-tgii April "RAGGEDY ANN AND THE PIRATES (Sherman Oak Playhouse). Saturdays at 230 pm. "THE REAL ALICE IN WONDERLAND" (Santa MonlcB Play hous.

I2ll 4th Santa Monica). Saturday and Sunday at 1 pm. Through March. Please Turn to Page 43 ROVIH B4V NCW OKI AS Ml CLl'l Mnoect America LegtoA Hall, lUwthome, 2 ret, TIDE YOUNG AMERIC ANS. Scotti.h RR AuJitorfum, 3 pm.

STITELY DW.Crawford Irvine, 7pm. CLADTS kmcht ft the riFS, Eddie Kendrlckt. the Momenta, Ingiewomi Forum, 7.30 pm. TOWER OF POWER, REDBONE, JOURNEY. Long Beach Auditorium, 8 pm.

MONDAY ItAMPTOV AWES CAROL KAVE JAZZ TRIO. Ice House, Pasadjna, 8 and 1 Hi m. TUESDAY MIKE MH.I.ER. ui BrMioia en trumpet, V.lfst soloist UCLA's Schoeubcrg Kali, noon. Free.

WEDNESDAY BOZ SCAGCS. I.EO KOTTKE. SatV.a Monica Civic Auditorium, P- THURSDAY TOOB(E BROTHERS, R.E.O. SPEEDWAY. Long Beach Arena, ftpra.

STAGE 'AMBITIOUS At.OVStl'S. A DRAGON'S TALE" (Sherman Oak Playhouse. 7si-97). Sundays at 2.30 m. Plays indefinite NOTICE "3 Jean Stapkton IN A TheTline Of The Cuckoo Arthur Caurenls A NICMT IN AN OLD 10ND0N MUSIC MALL stirring BERNARD FOX as Chairman And A Cast Of Great 289TH BIRTHDAY i f-v 1 Singers, Comedians And Variety Artists.

-PLUS. CesareUanova 1L 1 1 SPECIAL GUEST STARS Mar. 12 thru 24 VIT0 SCOTTI -Mmi'i Mm 1 TkMMfttf fH IAN WHITC0MB Britain's popular Musicologist ERNIE GENARO Song a Dane Man a four-day Bach extravaganza with Patty McCormack Ernest Hhoinjpson Chadotte Rae Jack Manning So. Calif's Most Elaborate New Old Theater. 214 SANTA MONICA IIVD.

SANTA MONICA IMWt kraXTLt (EIKfT MMHtrs) Maiiuiu (IkIiin I if'Mi For Monranm (211) 5 1-021 (Ho Or Unaer 21 AOmmMI mnthonyr Newman Paliizia Picrangdi lamara loumanova S6TTINO 8V IIGHTINO BV COSTUMES 8 PRODUCTION ASSOCIAT1 harpsichordistorganist Hairy Horiicr Joel Schumacher ILR-Poindcxicr Robert Lindsui OIRECTEOBV Joseph Handy Grand prize in HOME MAGAZINE'S amateur photo contest is an eight-day holiday for two in Mexico. In addition, $50, $75 and $100 will be awarded in both black-and-white and color categories. If you're an amateur sjv wtteg Bach's 2S9th Birthday Concert Thursday, March 213:30 p.m. Schoenberg Hall The Brandenburg Players with Milton Thomas, director violist Anthony Newman, liarpsichord Ytikiko Kamei, guest violinist Sonata for Violin and Harpsichord in minor; Triple Concerto in A minor (harpsichord, violin, flute) Suite No. 4 in flat Major for solo viola; Chorale Prelude, "I Call to Thee, Oh Ricercar a 6, from Musical Offering $4.50, 3.00 (students $2.00) a.

'Anthony Nctcman in two Schoenberg Hall recitals Friday, March 22 8:30 p.m. Well Tempered Clavier, Book Fantasy and Fugue in minor; Passacaglia and Fugue in minor; a Chorale Prelude $2.00) Saturday, March 23 8:30 p.m. Prelude in flat Major; Chorale Prelude, BMV 675 or 676; Fugue in flat Major; Prelude and Fugue in minor; Well Tempered Clavier, Book II $4,50, 8(students $2.00) A Brandenburg Marathon Sunday, March 248 p.m. Royce California Chamber STnphony -Henri Temianka, conductor Anthony Newnan, harpsichord The complete Brandenburg Concert! -af- April 2 thru May II shutterbug and would 111 -tr like to win one of these prizes and have your work appear in the June 2 issue of HOME, see entry rules today $5.00, 5.00, 4.00 PREVIEWS MAR. Iftl Tickets for all events on sale now at UCLA Central Ticket Office, 650 Westwood Plaza, L.A.

90024; all Mutual Agencies; Wallichs Music City Liberty Agencies; also at box office. One hour before performance, if available. For 825-2953. Student tickets at $2.00 each on sale one-half hour before curtain. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.

Enclose stamped self-addressed envelope with check or money order payable to CENTER THEATRE GROUP, 135 No. Grand L.A., Calif. 90012. Please list three alternate dates. Thurs.

Sat Matinees at 2:30 p.m. Evening performances at 8:30 p.m. No performances Sundays. Tickets may be purchased at Ahmanson Theatre Box Office, Mutual, Ticketron, WaHich's and Liberty Agencies. FULLTIME STUDENT TICKETS AT $153 on sale Va hour before curtain subject to availability.

I.D. required for all performances (subject to availability) 1.0. required. FOR INFORMATION CALL 03 8nstle Vwm calendar. Sunday, aarch io, 1974.