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University Daily Kansan, January 23, 1981
On Campus
TODAY
KU MINI-UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL mini-conference will begin at 9 a.m. in the International Room of the Kansas Union. Registration will be on the fourth floor of the
"GREAT PERFORMANCES IN DANCE" and "Dance: New York City Baller" will be shown at 9:30 a.m. and again at 2:30 p.m. in 3 Lippincott Hall.
A RALLY AGAINST REAGAN will be at 11 a.m. in front of the Union.
INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP will meet at 7 p.m. in the Regionalist Room of the Union.
SUSAN DICKERSON will give a doctoral recital on the organ at 6 p.m. at the Plymouth Symphony Hall.
CHRONOLOGRAPHER MARCHA PALUDAN will perform "An Evening of Solo Dances" at 8 p.m. in 240 Robinson Center.
TOMORROW
KUMUN SECURITY COUNCIL MINI-
CONFERENCE reconvenes at 9 a.m. in the
Union.
The Kansan welcomes items for inclusion in "On Campus." Organizations should submit written information on scheduled, free activities and event comment at least three days before the event.
Dennis Helm suddenly got very shy when asked about his personal life.
Helm is one of the few area artists who makes his living painting. Since his graduation from KU in 1971, his following has increased steadily. His work is public and private collectors across the Midwest.
"A lot of times a painter's works are more interesting than the painter himself." Helm said, "We're not always sure which one is better.
KU grad exhibits paintings regionally
Staff Reporter
By CINDY CAMPBELL
Mary Lisa Pike, show coordinator, said it's not an impressionism but it is. It's not impressionism and it is not realism."
Staff Reporter
Pike said Helm had developed quite an astounding following here in Lawrence. "People who look to the future buy Helm paintings because they're excellent and he's proven that he can get a reward." He makes his living painting and he takes it very seriously," she said.
The city of Lawrence recently bought 25 of telcom lines, now hanging in City Hall and having their salaries
at the gallery. The show is scheduled to run through Feb 21.
Prices for Helm's paintings range from $125 to
$450.
Helm specializes in landscapes, still lifes and
portraits and works mainly in oils, watercolors
endnotes.
"It's the first time they have had a blue grass event at the White House," Throne said. He said a man had approached Monroe during the event, his autograph, but did not ask Carter for his.
White House bluegrass gala to be aired Sunday on KANU
Helm is in his fourth show at the Kellas gallery. He previously has exhibited in numerous group and one-man shows, including one-man exhibition at the Muckenback One-man exhibition at the Muckenback Gallery.
Helm said one of his biggest honors was s show he participated in at the Oklahoma Museum of Art entitled "Masters and Students: Three Landscape Painters."
Gloria Thone, a bluegrass expert, will host the event. Ralph Rinzler, director of the Smithsonian Institution's Folklife Division, will be master of ceremonies.
By CHRISTY FISHER Staff Reporter
At the show, he exhibited with two other leading Kansas landscape painters: Raymond Eastwood and Robert N. Sudow. The three artists represent three different generations of students in the school. Sudow during the latter's undergraduate days, KU, and Sudow, in turn, taught Helm.
MONORE'S AND Watson's Appalachian heritage is evident in both their lyrics and their classic bluegrass sound. Monroe, who is known as "the Father of bluegrass," and his Bluegrass Boys have been performing on the Nashville blues scene. Bluegrass music takes its name from his band.
If former President Jimmy Carter had his bad grass in the front of the White Houses might be blown.
Last August, Carter brought to the White House the first country bluegrass concert to honor two of the most influential musician in America: Arthel "Doc" Watson and Bill
KANU Radio (92 FM) and National Public Radio will broadcast this event in an hour-long special, "Bluegrass at the White House" at 7 p.m. Jan. 25.
Watson is a blind singer and flatpack-guitarist from Deep Gap, N.C. His four decades of performing country music have not gone unnoticed. Fresnets magazine described him as "the most influential and commercially enduring instrumentalist ever to emerge."
Watson is not unknown locally. At the Winfield bluegrass festival last year, the promoters had to tear down the sides and the back of the stage to let the oversized crowd view the country music
10 CONCLUSION the program. Monroe and
Susan were on the turnip. "Watson Blues"
and "Baddy on the Turnip."
"The fact that these great musicians were honored at the White House gives bluegrass and country music a well-deserved, if long overdue, recognition as significant forms of American music," said producer Deborah Lamberton. "We're especially glad to make this superb performance available to a national audience for everyone to enjoy." she said.
Al Berman, development director for KANU, said, "I think the program is significant because of the setting and of the magnitude of the personalities involved. They are country and bluegrass legends. It someone wants to know what I'm doing with it, but it's its purest form. It's a great introduction to this style of music because this program is a classic."
TAKE A RAINBOW HOME WITH YOU.
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You've worked hard all week. So treat yourself to our Friday Flower Feature. You deserve a big, bright weekend. Our feature will make it even brighter. It'll be speedy.
Dennis Helm stands before two of his paintings.
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FRIDAY JANUARY 23
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John Beesuhli, Dan Aykroyd
A jubilant Chase comedy that also
celebrates rhythms and blues.
SATURDAY
JANUARY 24
RUST NEVER SLEEPS
Nell Young
"Rock 'n' Roll will never die."
Nell  Young  in  concert  and  music
TRY A DELICIOUS SEAFOOD TREAT
Bernard Shaeh USA 1979 103m PG
DUST NEVER LEFTS
9.30
J. Abrahams, D. Zucker, J. Zucker
USA 1980 88m
John Landle-USA 1980133m R
THE BLUES BROTHERS
JBA-HUSA 1102 11g m
PHILADELPHIA - Kathleen Hepburn, Cary Grant, James Watt
Classic uncle comedy about the Philadelphia "aint-arcery" Hepburn's third Oscar nomination.
14.40
Ralph Baskali USA 1978 13t mPG
THE LORD OF THE RINGS
The Hobbit
George Curtis USA 1940 112m G PHILADELPHIA STORY Katherine Hepburn, Cary Grant, James Stewart
Nicholas Meyer-USA 1979 112m BO
Robert Stack, Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty
George Curlus-USA 1912m 11G
PHILAKEDLPHIA STORY
Katharine Hepbap, Cary Grant,
James Stewart
12:45
MIDNIGHT
John Landie-USA 1960 133m R
THE BLUES BROTHERS
John Baughish Den Adkroyd
SUNDAY
JANUARY 25
7:30
5:00
TIME AT MIKE
Malcolm McDowell, David Warner
7:00
Bahrain USA 1978 131M 6P
Bahrain USA 2005 150M
The bateehead水库 of J.R. Tolken's enduring folly come to life in this animated recreation
Wolfen Allen, Diane Kaneen
Wolfen Allen has seen some of the most brilliant art in history, but it doesn't work, in some ways. It does not all that inisherable either.
John Lendia-USA 1980 135m R
THE BLUES BROTHERS
John Belahi, Dan Akyrod
J. Abrahams, D. Zucker, J. Zucker USA 1980 88m
3:00 Woody Allen-USA 1973 88m PG SLEEPER
9:00 Douglas Tumbull-USA 1972 90m G SILENT RUNNING
AIRFLANE
Robert Stack, Robert Hays, Julie
Hagerty
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MONDAY
JANUARY 26
00:00
11.60 Nicholas Meyer-USA 1979 112m
RO
m. McDowall, David Watterson
and Renee Fink.
THE SEVEN PERCENT SOLUTION
another conquest-avenue-drama
of H.G. Wells; an actually constru-
ted adaptation and follows each the Ripper—to
1979 San Francisco — London to
1979 San Francisco
1975 San Francisco.
"Alternately witted and adventuresome. TIME AFTER TIME please time after time."
A jubilant Chase comedy that also celebrates rhythm and blues.
for each film Senior Citizens & Children
John Landis USA 1980 133m SH
THE BLUES BROTHERS
John Belchatt, Dan Akrydro
A Jubilant Chance comedy that
was
Terrence Malick-USA 1978 95m
RA
Ralph Bekal-USA 1978-131m PG
THE LORD OF THE RINGS.
DAYS OF HEAVEN
RICHARD Gate, Brooks Adams
Mary A. Crosby, earth
are few . and must often be paid
their own beautiful film ever made.
TUESDAY
JANUARY 27
9:00
7:00
THE LORD OF THE RINGS
The barefooted robbers of J.R. R. Tolkien's enduring trilogy come to the big-screen animated sequel, *The Lord of the Rings*.
An authentic expression of
an authentic b-Movie director. Sam
himself is unwilling availability-
ly "surfing the only glory in
her" *surfming* is the only glory in her.
Samuel Fuller-USA 1960 113m PQ
THE BIG RED ONE
0:00
Ralph Bahack USA/1978 13in x 15in
The book "Barefoot Warrior" by the
bearded robberies of J.H.R.
Tolkien's and ending幻象 come to
life in this large-format animated
film.
(1979)
Friday, Jan. 23 North Dallas Forty
Peter Genta's story of an age-guard backstay of out low life with this game that will test his wit (Mac Davis) who just beige boots, and cheerleaders is as wildly funny as any football movie, but also so serious. Become—for better or worse, With G.D. Spreadin, Day Halead, and Bo Sven Gerson, the grindfilm film even made"—Leonard Malin, TV Movies. Plus: Mickey Mouse in "Touchdown Mushack," (1979). 187 min.
Julia
An encore presentation of Fred Zinneman's radiant light, ill laid on Milla Lund in "Hold Me," plays Helmann and Vanessa Redgrave is Julia, who joins the fight against rising Nazism and draws Helmann in an all-weather play, written by Artin Hargen (Ordinary people) all over Oscar Phelan: Faith Hubby's "Women of the World." (18181 mll.)
M*A*S*H
Robert Altman's acclaimed anti-war comedy, about a group of doctors fighting against the Islamic State, it Elliott Goold, Don Dusherland and Tom Skerftari as the star cracks through the horrors of the war; Robert Durwell (Apocalypso now) and Nelly Kellem are two frequent victims of the attack. Houdini, set in Korea but we know what it's really about. With Michael Musch, 72 (119 cm). Color: 125 Midnight.
Saturday. Jan. 24
Saturday, Jan. 24
Julia
North Dallas Forty
7:00.
M*A*S*H
12:00 Midnight.
Sunday, Jan. 25
The Front
(1970)
Wollen Allen stars as a guy "guoring" for a group of writers blacklisted by "red" film critics. He plays drama drawn and directed by blacklistes Walter Bernstein and Martin Ritt. Zero time spent on the screen is casual living with a radical twenty years before. With Andrew Marcevich, Michael Murphy, Hanchel Carroll and David G. Moore in *The Apple*. (#48) color: C/200.
Monday, Jan. 26
Monday, Jan. 21
Bedazzled
(1987)
Peter Cook and Dudley Moore (10) star in this, certainly the funniest version of his new play. The show sets his soul for the object of his love-waitress Eleanor Brion. "The funniest music" is John VanEck, *Art Weekly*. Music" is John VanEck, *Art Weekly*. Stanley Stanley (10), 107 minute, Color: 750.
Unless otherwise noted; all films will be shown at展 Auditorium in 11:00 AM, Friday, Saturday, Popular and Sunday, Saturday, Poplar and Sunday, Tickets available at the SUA office, Kansas Union, 4th level, Information 864-3477, No smoking or refreshment al-