Friday, September 17, 1971
Langley reviews
' Tapes 5 sheer entertainment
The Daily Tar Heel
Or-
The Anderson Tapes
discuss the good thir.gs - excellent
direction, editing, and acting - and the
bad things - an illogical,
poorly-constructed script - but why
bother? What matters is that it is
enormously entertaining, one of the best
times to be had in a theatre in a long
time. -CH
Summer of 42 - Although the Anting
rarely nses above the Erich Segal level,
the photography is extremely beautiful,
and the direction has a romantic lyricism
worthy of Truffaut. The scene of sexual
awakening is so beautifully and discreetly
done that it must rank as one of the high
points of romantic cinema. Artificial, yes,
but highly recommended. - G
The Hellstrom Chronicle - A
fascinating, spellbinding movie on insects
with some truly amaxing photography.
The narration is a nerve-grating attempt
at profundity, but the picture sustains its
mood so well that this simply does not
matter. One of the finest documentaries
and most frightening horror mov.es I have
ever seen - G
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie- Maggie
Smith gives here the finest performance an
actress his eve: giver, in a movie, exploring
ever r. j ar.ee of the character to
perfection. Add to this superb
performance by the supporting cast 2nd an
excellent script and the result is a most
distinguished motion picture. - R
Carnal Knowledge - Jules Feiffer's
script is disappointing, being largely a
collection of fashionable cliches on sexual
frivolity and lacking real depth. The
movie is given worth by the superb job
Mike Nichols had done of putting it
together, but he has so toned down the
zaniness of the script that the result is not
a satiric comedy but a dreary and
depressing drama. Extremely well done,
but definitely not one for those who
want escapist entertainment. - D
Who is Harry Kellerman and Why is He
Saying Those Terrible Things About Me -A
try at a brilliant, complex film becomes
facile and gimmicky due to urur.spcred
writmg and direction. Good in bits, and
with a performance of his usual caliber b
Dustin Hoffman, but not at all a success. -CH.R.G
P.S. I Love You - A movie which
satirizes the ad game, and which is itself
packaged slickly for mass acceptance.
There are hints that this is an intentior.il
sly joke, but the brilliance needed to
carry it off is only sporadically there.
Rather derivative and mediocre. - R
My Fair Lady - Shaw's play seems to
have lost a good deal of its sparkle, at
least in this version of the musical. Many
scenes are superbly stylized, others quite
entertaining, but as a whole, it is artificial
in a rather cutesy and tired way.
Overrated and disappointing. - G
Panic In Needle Park - An important
theme given the freak-show soap-opera
treatment. Dreary, with no redeeming
artistic value. - R
Willard - A disgusting movie, by which
I do not mean the rats but the atrocious
acting, directing, photography, etc. The
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vor.se r.sus o! critics.
The La-t Rebel - J -e N--i:'r. ri:e
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Song of Norwav - A ".. :cp ' :p :: -
operetta - R :n "0 mm
The Omega Man - Veil ere :r.c
fiction. -C.
Doc - Frank Per:;. '.a'e: gathered bad
reviews. -CH.D
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The cast for "The Birds." the Carolina
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Tony Rherbark of Warsaw. N.C will
play Pithetaerus. and Rick Sebak of
Bethel Park, Pa. will portray huelpedes.
These two humans confront the King
of the Birds. Fpops, played by Philip
Kasey of Cherry Hill. N.J.. Ln a series of
comic sequences.
Procne, the nightingale, will be played
by Valerie Deihler of Sanford. and Ins.
the small-time goddess, will be Lisa
Galloway of Goldsboro.
Also in the cast for "The Birds" are
the following: Elise Tribble. Mary Ann
Warrick, Charles Joyce, Truitt
Blassingham, Jennifer Crandall, Paul
Wilson. Larry Brown, Dan Leonard.
William Hill, Eugene Sher, Orvis
Quilliams, Steve Lytch, Ben Harris.
Also, Jim School. Terry Atkinson.
Cinde Cahn. Judy Chessnutt. Dan Irvine.
Analee Moore, Jim Rogers. Cindy Salver.
Becky Webb, Patricia Woods, and Tom
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James Challander of the Drama
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The sets for the production are by
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Jjmes Elisor's "Death PurMiing Humanitv"
Ackland to display
unusual eraDhics
by Helen Parks
Feature Writer
133 impressionistic and often macre
etchings of James F.nwr will go ::
exhibit in Ackland Art Museum Su".da
through Oct. 12.
Assembled by the Schick man CuKcry
of New "ork. they will be circulated
nationally after the Chapel Hill showing.
Even by today's standard, the etchings
are emotionally packed with views of
man's absurd, subconscious wanderings.
Born in I860 in the resort town ot
Ostend on the Belgium coast, the
sensitive Ensor was exposed to the sight
of manic crow ds filling the () tend streets
costumed as monsters, skeletons, an 1
freaks.
These grotesque sights were a part of
the summer season's frenzy of carnivals,
masquerades, and festivals and remained
i" the urtt's riemory
V-! all v: I r.vr's etchings deal with
the rvnbul s:jc of hfe. A! in the
c'.!ect:o". .-.re scenes inspired from the
!.::: i! i. .v.intr side around him.
.ir, Jejp-es. MMssjpes. rooms and roottups
o! Ostend. streets, and beaches and
docks. S. :".e ot these scones .ire
natural istic while others bring in
absurd-theatre elements such as masks,
skelet-.ms. and grotesque figures.
l.dj I -sir is considered a master
print maker II weer his etchings are
oni c -nsidered a part of his genius. He
v,.;s Js.i a writer. plawright. musician,
and p .i -: i r . Perhaps these multi-interests
ju..:r.t tor the Siting satire and irascit !e
i:on '. in his work.
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