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for the week
At the Georgia Museum of
Art, a special selection of the
collages of Kurt Schwitters will
he on exhibit through Sunday
And while you’re there, see the
Masters of Fine Arts Graduate
Exhibit.
At the gallery in the Visual
Arts Building, art by the
faculty of Valdosta State
College is on display
And a print exhibit by Boyd
Saunders, printmaker and
assistant professor of Fine
Arts at the University of South
Carolina, is currently being
displayed in the Memorial Hal)
Gallery, open from 11 am.
through 5 p.m., weekdays.
In Atlanta this week, catch
folk singer Harry Chapin at the
Great Southeast Music Hall,
2581 Piedmont Road, N.E.
He’ll be on with John Herald
and the Honkies, and perfor
mances are at 8 and 10 p.m.
Weekdays, admission is $2.a0,
and $8.50 will get you in Friday
and Saturday. Also, on Friday
and Saturday the Hall presents
a special midnight show with
Lynyrd Skynyrd and Traktor,
with the admission $2.50.
The Alliance Theater produc
tion of "Tobacco Road’’ will be
presented at the Memorial
Arts Center on Peachtree,
April 17 through 21. at 8 p.m.
each evening. Tickets are $5.00
and $3.50.
Upcoming events in Atlanta
to keep your eye on: Holiday
on Ice, April 24-29; Procul
Harum, April 26; Kris Kristof
ferson and Rita Coolidge, April
28; Tom Jones, May 4; Johnny
Winter. May 17; the Carpen
ters, June 25.
And don't forget Stone
Mountain Park and Six Flags
Stone Mountain is oper daily,
with the admission consisting
only of two dollars per vehicle
parking fee. which is good for
one year. Six Flags, on 1-20
West, is a one-ticket amuse
ment park offering attractions
rides and shows in a beauti
fully landscaped setting New
this year: The Cotton States
Exposition section and the
Great American Scream Ma
chine — the world’s fastest,
highest roller coaster. Tickets
are $5.95 (children. $4.95). It’s
open weekends, 10a.m. through
10 p.m.
Baggies ...
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1063 Btxtir St.
OPEN NITES TIL 9
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