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‘Weekend Pass’ debuts here Friday The Crown International Pictures release “Weekend Pass” will make its debut in Burlington Friday. The film, which will be shown at the Terrace Theater, chronicles the antics of four sailors on a 72-hour liberty ist in Los Angeles. The four have just completed basic training and want to make the most of their shore leave before heading their separate ways. The comedy stars D.W. Brown (“Fast Times at Ridgemont High ), Peter Ellenstein, Patrick Houser and Chip McAllister. Also starring are Hilary Shapiro (who has made appearances on “One Day at a Time” and a Bob Newhart TV special), Pamela G. Kay, Graem McGa vin (“My Tutor ), Maureen Collodel and Annette Sinclair. Upon their arrival in Los Angeles, the four sailors head straight any night life. Later they head for the sand and surf of Venice each. The film is rated R. According to a Crown Pictures spokesman, there are a couple of brief nudity scenes and some bad language in the 92-minute movie. Circus coming to Raleigh Feb. 4-Mar. 12 RALEIGH — Exotic wild animals, cavorting clowns, beautiful dancing showgirls and even the Pink Panther — all a part of the 113th edition of Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus. The greatest show on earth opens in Raleigh at the Dorton Arena Feb. 28 through Mar. 4 for 12 performances. Tickets are available at Dorton Box Office, Sportsman's Cove in Crabtree and Cary Malls, Kerr Drugs in Durham and Quail Hardware in Quail Corners. Always a favorite, Gunther Gebel-Williams will demonstrate his mastery over the animal kingdom as he performs with Bengal tigers, elephants and Lippitan stallions. His 12-year-old son, Mark Oliver, will present his first trained animal act — performing goats. The Pink Panther celebrates his 20th birthday by joining the show, trying his hand at a variety of circus skills including juggling and stilt-walking. The Carrillo Brothers, high-wire artists dance and skip 40 feet above the arena floor. Making its debut in the area, and defying the laws of gravity, the Fearless Bauers will perform 70 feet in the air on four slender aluminum swaypoles, using no safety devices. For the first time in more than half a century, the show will present a pack of trained baboons, exhibited by trainer Irving Hall. A circus highlight is the ballet on the demanding Roman rings and the flying trapeze by the Flying Espanas. Bulgaria’s most talented acrobats perform on the teeterboard vault. Preservation Hall Jazz Band at Coliseum Sunday GREENSBORO — Preservation Hall Jazz Band, a group of New Orleans musicians who travel the world playing the music they created decades ago, will perform at the Greensboro War Memorial Auditorium Sunday at 8:15 p.m. Although most of the musicians are over 60, their music is bright, young, and filled with spirit. Tickets are $11 and $9, and are available at all Ticketron Outlets. By The Associated Press The following calendar of events in North Carolina was supplied by the North Carolina Travel and Tourism Division: GREENVILLE, Jan.29-Feb.4, Black Arts Festival, East Caroli na University. Contact 919-757- 6611, ext.213. RALEIGH, Jan.30-Feb.4, Southern Farm Show, State Fair grounds. Contact 919-376-6594. CHARLOTTE, Feb.1-5, Custom Car Show, Civic Center. CHARLOTTE, Feb.1-5, Mid Atlantic Boat Show. GREENSBORO, Feb.2-4, “The Royal Family,’ Weaver Educa tion Center. Contact 919-373- 2009. WILMINGTON, Feb.2-5, “Oh Mr. Faulkner, Do You Write?” Thalian Hall. Contact 919-763- 3398. RALEIGH, Feb.2-5, “A Trea sure In Frog Pond,” Thompson Theatre, N.C. State University. Contact 919-737-2405. GASTONIA, Feb.2-11, Last of the Red Hot Lovers, Little Theatre of Gastonia. Contact 704- 865-0160. RALEIGH, Feb.3-19, Saint Joan, Little Theater, 301 Pogue St. Contact 919-821-4579. CHARLOTTE, Feb.4, Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, Queens College. Contact 704-332-6136. BLACK MOUNTAIN, Feb.4, Second Annual Black Mountain- Mount Mitchell Ski Challenge. Contact 704-669-2300. HIGH POINT, Feb.4, William Windom in “Thurber I , High Point Theatre and Exhibition Center. Contact 919-887-3109. NEWTON, Feb.4, Eighth Annual Fiddler's Convention and Buck Dance Contest, Balfé Creek Elementary School. Con tact 704-478-2498. HICKORY, Feb.4, Western Piedmont Symphony, Lenno Rhyne College. Contact 7 8603 CHARLOTTE, Feb.4-5, Cam lia Show, Charlotte Camellia Society. Contact 704-366-0207. BEECH MOUNTAIN, Feb. 48 Winterfest, Beech Mountain sort. Contact 704-387-2011. —— RALEIGH, Feb.4-Apr.1, ward Pyle and the Wyeths: Fog Generations of American Im agination, N.C. Museum of AI Contact 919-833-1935. WINSTON-SALEM, Feb.5,S day Afternoon at The Pops ton Convention Center. Con 919-725-1035. HICKORY, Feb.5-26, Art ex hibition celebrating museums 40th anniversity, Hicko Museum of Art, Third St. Fi ve. Contact 704-327-8576. » HIGH POINT, Feb.7, Dori Wind Quintet, High Pot Theatre. Contact 919-887-3109. = ASHEVILLE, Feb.7, North Carolina Symphony, Civic Cen ter. Contact 704-254-3567. GASTONIA, Feb.8, Bayaniha Dance Troupe, Huss Hi School. Contact 704-867-6962. GREENVILLE, Feb.9, T Romeros Quartet, East Caroli University. Contact 919-757-6628 ext. 213. WILMINGTON, Feb.10, No Carolina Symphony, UN Wilmington. Contact 919- 398 3143. CHARLOTTE, Feb.10-1% “Crimes of the Heart,” CP Pease Auditorium. Contact 7 334-9723. CHARLOTTE, Feb. 11, Charlot te Symphony Orchestra, Mye Park Baptist Church, 110 Ea Seventh St. Contact 704-3326 RALEIGH, Feb.11-12, WRA Budweiser Indoor Soccer Clas ic, Civic Center. Contact old 755-6011.
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