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Thursday, December 20, 1984 SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Page 68 I. AIR LINE TICKETS Bryan Tours 1929 DUNBARTON iZiii 1 I fell p.o. box 5221 tsj" naj JACKSON. MS 39216 LJ f.4-- Jj I 981-1345 5731 OLD CANTON BP. 957-1886 WJr-J CELEBRATE 5y NEW YEAR'S i EVE WITH US THE NORTHSIDE HEY, UETS gAT OUT 1 fj 0 MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW! Gift Certificates Available Serving Lunch Tues.

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Valet Parking at Lunch Nightly Entertainment FOR RESERVATIONS: 9-J413 219 North President SL Downtown Exit 1-55 Pearl St to President St Right 2H Blocks 1 viiSf 2 A PEKING ftftffZP new 1 Vr.AVrTr.XT ADDITION NOW Krewe' new members City of Jackson officials recently were made honorary members of the Jackson Mardi Gras Association's Krewe of LaFleur. Participating in the ceremony were (from left) Krewe Kaptain Don Guenoit, City Commissioner Luther Roan, City Commissioner George Porter, Jim Black, Mayor Dale Danks and Mardi President Murray Cain. Jackson's modern-day Mardi Gras will be celebrated Feb. 2-9, Authentic Szechuan Hunan Cuisine SPECIAL 9.25 FAMILY DINNER 7.25 LUNCHEON SPECIAL .3.75 SUNDAY LUNCH .3.95 Hours-Lunch 5-10 Call Ahead For To Go Orders Or Reservations! 5315 1-55 N. West Frontage Rd.

362-7000 or 382-2224 BANQUET PARTY AVAILABLE UM's production of 'Messiah' to air here The University of Mississippi will send special holiday greetings to Jackson television viewers when its production of "Messiah" will be shown Dec. 23. The production will air either prior to or after the NFL Playoff Game on WLBT-TV. The production includes the Ole Miss Choirs and Orchestra performing the traditional Christmas portions of George Frederick Handel's crowning masterpiece, concluding with the stirring "Hallelujah Chorus." The Department of Music production features the University Orchestra, the University Concert Singers, the Men's and Women's Glee Clubs, and faculty soloists Jean Jordan, Cynthia Linton, Leland Fox and Michael Livingston. ETV sets two specials for Christmas Eve Mississippi ETV has two Christmas specials planned for Christmas Eve.

"What Child Is This" can be seen at 9 p.m., followed at 10 by "An Olde New England Concert." "What Child Is This" features the combined 400-voice choirs of St. Olaf College in Northfield, and their 100-member orchestra. The concert, a tradition at St. Olaf since 1912, includes Christmas carols, classical selections, a Norwegian carol sung in the original language and "0 Day Full of Grace," one of the world-renowned arrangements of F. Melius Christiansen, founder of the St.

Olaf Choir. "An Olde New England Concert" is a recreation of a "Publick Concert of Music" as it might have been done in New Haven, 200 years ago. Christmas on the airwaves Christmas is in the air and on the airwaves on Saturday, Dec. 22, Mississippi ETV will telecast "An Olde New England Concert" at 6:30 p.m., followed at 7:30 by Mel Torme's "The Christmas Songs" at 7:30 p.m. "An Olde New England Concert" is a recreation of a "publick concert of music" as it might have been done in New Haven, 200 years ago.

Dressed in authentic colonial garb, the 26-member chamber orchestra of New England, under the direction of James Sinclair, performs selected pieces from the baroque and classical eras, including works by Haydn, Handel and Bach. 'Christmas Oratorio' on ETV "Great Performances" presents Johann Sebastian Bach's complete "Christmas Oratorio" in two parts at 9 p.m., Friday, Dec. 21 and 28, on Mississippi ETV. Part "The Nativity," on Dec. 21 includes the first three of the six cantatas that comprise the oratorio.

On Dec. 28 Part II, "The Epiphany," will be presented. The oratorio is sung in the original German and supplemented with English subtitles. GRECIAN THEATRE Theatre in ancient Greece developed from rites worshiping the god Dionysus. Performances were given in an amphitheatre with a principal acting area about 60 feet in diameter; this area was called the orchestra.

The audience was seated around two-thirds of the circumference of the orchestra in an area called the theatron. Grecian amphitheatres were built with theatrons designed to hold, between 15,000 and 30,000 spectators. Opposite the center of the theatron was the skene, a structure with a least one entrance and a roof which served as an additional acting area. ij. "Originality is the art of concealing your source." Franklin P.

Jones RESTAURANT and Lounge a I y. ir. Space film to premiere at Davis Planetarium rmtrtgs ToNlSMT" Planetarium) it will also become the first film on space projected on the hemispheric domes of planetariums. The film has dramatic space footage from two shuttle missions, including the first untethered space walk by astronauts outside the shuttle and the only footage of the successful capture of the Solar Maximum satellite, which monitors changes on the sun. "The Space Shuttle: An American Adventure" was directed by Davis Planetarium Director Richard Knapp.

Knapp, who early in his career trained astronauts to navigate by stars in space, also wrote the film. The film covers the work of shuttle flights from pre-launch to landing. By combining footage from various shuttle missions, it provides a representative experience of space Cm'f tfrm U. S. 90 EAST.

PASCAG0ULA InnfUy Police Chief Gras Association first 1985. NXarm wish? for wonderful Chrima We wish for you and yours the warmest of holiday greetings and to express our appreciation for your friendship over the years. We look forward to serving you in the years to come. We will be closed December 24 through January 2, so that our employees may enjoy the holidays with their families. shuttle travel and an encounter with some of the people behind the shuttle missions plus a beach scene at Cape Canaveral that shows space buffs awaiting the next morning's shuttle launch.

"In some ways, you could say that audiences are going to get a more striking panorama of space than crew members in the shuttle cabin," said Astronaut Dr. Ronald E. McNair, whose observation was based on the limited view of space that cabin-bound astronauts have through shuttlecraft windows. The astronauts took two cameras in space for the Cinema-360 project. One was handheld by McNair and Capt.

Bruce McCandless II inside the shuttle cabin on Challenger 41-B; the other was located in the payload bay in a special canister, which protected the camera and film from the extreme conditions of space travel, on missions 41-B and 41-C. "We had to have our equipment and film withstand temperature fluctuations ranging from minus 250 to plus 200 degrees Fahrenheit, as well as the gravity forces and acoustical vibrations that accompany liftoff," said Don Warren, chief cinematographer for the project. Warren is in charge of cinematography for the Davis Planetarium. The film, which has an original music score by Jackson native Knight Bruce, will be shown at seven planetariums located throughout the United States. In addition to Davis Planetarium, the planetariums are: Brevard Community College Planetarium, Cocoa, Cernan Earth and Space Center, Triton College, River Grove, Flandrau Planetarium, University of Arizona, Tucson, Fleischmann Planetarium, University of Nevada, Reno, Hopkins Planetarium, Roanoke, and Paulucci Space Theatre, Hibbing, Minn.

"The Space Shuttle: An American Adventure" is a joint production of the City of Jackson, the Davis Planetarium, NASA and the Gannett Foundation. pizllERMANE WbAKF Highway 80 Wst 353-9565 p.m. A new documentary on America's space shuttle will premiere in January in Jackson and one astronaut has already called it "the best film I've seen from space. This comes the closest to giving people the feeling of what it's like to be in space." Astronaut James Van Hoften was speaking of "The Space Shuttle: An American Adventure," a 32-minute documentary that is full of "firsts." Produced by a consortium of planetariums called Cinema-360, and funded by the Gannett Foundation of Rochester, N.Y., the documentary is the first independently produced film actually shot in space. When it is shown at its "world premiere" (Thursday evening, Jan.

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