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Show The Daily Utah Chronicle, Wednesday, Jar jry Page Three 18, 1978 Anton Chekhov Film FRIDAY & SATURDAY Festiva We're the right Union Programs will present a Chekhov Film Festival from noon to 1 p.m. at the Showcase Gallery. The remaining films to be shown are Revenge on Wednesday, The Wallet on Thursday, Rothschild's Violin on For Your . . mi WOM en In Revenge, a jealous husband goes to a gunsmith to buy a revolver to kill his wife's lover. As the gunsmith eloquently touts the murderous capabilities of a Smith and Wesson revolver, and muses on the shooting of lovers, the husband has time to reflect that while he might be spending time in prison for murder, his wife would be free to marry. All films, including Revenge, are taken from the short stories of Russian writer E Anton Chekhov. The films are free. Violin maker place to be for. FOCUS ON Friday. Expert violin maker Joan Baiter begins the first of the Mini Fine Arts Series Wednesday at noon in the University Museum of Fine Arts. This art series is designed for open discussion and interaction between artist 21st JAN. 20th & BMCAY AGENDA SATURDAY 1000 am 1000 o m Don k igertVfce Pesdent. Sons ear Wfha ho Got" Hwmom Mcum ft Stophonw jm OutcW founaaton (Mcta-Hfliiog- i "HMog foundation" 1100 am Boftxyo WMborm ftOMmory CoofcM wamt Car 1200 pm ban Cannon. tufting ii in Vom 1100 am 1200 pm Georgia fteterson. LegMfcrior SeMng LftorVs CMuenry r StoV L Dtonhomos. outhor 00 pm Doug McClum TV penonaNty tot Motmttrom. hosteu Dt laune Soccvts Loma Clayton. Kennedy M Center and Young Audiences programs CreotMTy in the Arts" Anton Chekhov 300 pm Dorothy Scholar leocher ond Kdthy Nietoon. teocher-Ponee- r Croft House Crofts" opens art series and audience. The length of each program is about 45 minutes beginning at noon. Those attending are welcome sack to bring a lunch and enjoy the free program. Subjects of future programs include mime, costume making, RDT, batik, Navajo weaving and Ritter rugs. Baiter writes of her experience: "I fell in love with the violin at age seven, and continued to study it throughout my education at the High School of Music yM Mary Ann 500 pm "Ourttng" 600 pm Etcne Sharp execute director of Mental Retardation Association of Utah Education tor Retarded' I graduation, r taught strings in the public in Vermont and in the Vermont Symphony Orchestra for two years before moving to Utah. I attended the Violin Making If-- m. L t i K f f fiLX Y if j r f Ls2 f y" Lnn EjrhrOrtton'' Dvector of Women me Deseret Gym youeFr rSfffSSyV v fly 4e m lljnUSCi " II J s Z st j ff a J ji I ' i xSS- - sf jF Al f 11 J SJ' VK IJiSiMA A I'M 7 tf j "A C of tocuty ot Virginia Tanner Donee School Dance Evelyn Allen. octMhes at Putting iJ fljll II tfV Dora Hock outhof. lecturer " Dry and Save Carol Hatch, If I rsNl y""! A lV4 7 eorboro Dontetson. composer. ptoyHght, ond director of Chidren s Mustc Box Children 400 pm and Art in New York City and Bennington College. "Upon Johnson. Advisor tor fomrfy Aftotfl tor the General Commander m the US Army m Europe tor 7 years "Your Aitttuoes as a Luo 200 pm St,jr Ny Outdoor sumvoi 1 $ Recorder Kahe Dnon Sott Lofce County "Women w Powics oufhoMtctuw sfl 1 AGENDA n I Vv I y--- - 1 ' I 7 schools played School in Salt Lake City for three years, and now manage Ray's String Shop. "I'm also continuing my study of violin making with Ray Miller and Welhelm Kapfhammer, ZCMI CENTER two well known and respected violin makers." Info Ski Solitude's Everybody's Day Friends of the Salt Lake City Public Library, 209 E. 5th South, are presenting a Foreign Film Festival featuring the work of Luis Bunuel. The festival will be held in the Lecture Hall of the Main Library on Thursday evening at 7 p.m. this Thursday through February 23. The films to be shown during the festival are Un Chien Andalou and Los Olividados on Thursday; El on Janauary 26; Nazarin on February 2; Viridiana on February 9; The Exterminating Angel on February 16 and Belle De Jour on February 23. The money raised through the sale of tickets for the festival will be used to support the Reading is FUNdamental program and for other activities that support the city library system. Tickets for the series are $7.50, and $1.50 if brought for an individual film on the day of the showing. For additional information, call the Main Library at 363-573- 3. The movie Little Dog Lost will be shown Saturday at 2 p.m. during the Salt Lake City Public Library's Story Time and Read Aloud. Little Dog Lost is a story of Candy, a Welsh dog, who gets lost in the wilderness. The movie is 48 minutes long and will be shown in the Lecture Hall of the Main Library. The library sponsors Story Time and Read Aloud in the Main Library every Saturday. Each week something new is done for the benefit of children. For information, call 363-573- 3. VyV A simple two-for-o- ne This is not a Ladies' Day. Not an Octogenarians' Day. Not a deal that seems to benefit everyone but you. Solitude's Everybody's Day is any midweek day between now and February 10. Find a friend; bring himher and the attached coupon to Solitude. One of you will get FREE what the other one buys: a complete breakfast, a lift ticket, a two-hou- r offer to make you try the new Solitude lesson, and a skibootspoles rental any or all of them. Cottonwood Canyon to ski at Solitude. Why are we doing this offer? Solitude has reopened this year with three new chairlifts, new trails, new equipment, and a completely renovated main lodge. But a lot of skiers have not yet come up Big There hasn't been a lift line on a midweek day yet, except for holidays. And there's certainly no better skiing anywhere on the Wasatch Front. So clip the coupon below and come to Solitude for Everybody's Day, any week day until February 10. two-for-o- slope-groomin- g If you try it you'll like it. Cut along this line EVERYBODY'S DAY FREE Breakfast FREE Lift Ticket Buy one lift ticket, get one free. Good Half-da. for tickets or start at 1:00 PM. Discount Card holders pay their usual reduced price of $4.50 and get the second lift ticket free. half-day- offer. This is a You must present this coupon at time of purchase. Pay for one breakfast, lift ticket, ski lesson, ski rental, or any of these, and get a second one FREE for your friend. (Regular price $2.25) Buy one complete breakfast, get one free. Includes scrambled eggs, sausage or ham, hash brown potatoes, and an English muffin. Beverage extra. Offer good on complete breakfast only. Served from 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM. Good weekdays only. Void after February 10, 1978. Reproduction of this coupon is prohibited. Offer not valid without this coupon. (Regular price $7.00) Rent a full set of equipment for the day from Solitude's rental shop, and get the second rental free. Includes boots, skis and poles. (Major credit card required as deposit on ski rental.) two-for-on- (Regular price $7.00) all-da- ,j y Name Slate Name e '4 m State Have your ever skied at Solitude? NO YES Solitude FREE" Ski Rental FREE Ski Lesson (Regular price $6.00) Buy one lesson ticket, get one free. Classes for all skill levels, novice to advanced, last two hours and start at 10 AM and 1:30 PM. |
