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Clare Booth Luc wrote felt catting
comecy aoout New York society women (led
by Rosalind Russet!) who try to destroy the
marriage of good, kind Norma Shearer. No
man eppeare In the film; only the female
characters who have since become cliches
but they were here first Russell as a Gdssip
monger, Joan Crawford as hard-as-nal!s
mistress Crystal! Allen and Paulette Goddard
as an adventuress give smashing
performances. (Tuesday at 7 and 9:30 p.m.,
Greenlaw Auditorium, $1.25, the Alternative
Cinema.)
"Paris Belongs to Us" Jacques Rivette
created most of the sensation around this
year's New York film festival with the
premieres of "Celine and Julie Go Boating"
and "Out OneSpectre," but this late Fifties
film shows the controversy surrounding
Rivette Is nothing new. Rivette's use of music
is haunting. (Wednesday at 8 p.m. the Great
Hail, Union free flick. French Cinema Series.)
"Good News" Elizabeth Taylor
introduced It In That's Entertainment" as
"everybody's favorite college music." The
second March musical written by Betty
Comden and Adolph Green ("On the Town"
was the first) springs from a 1927 Broadway
musical which Introduced the Varsity Drag.
Peter Lawford is the girl-crazy football hero
who's about to flunk French and won't be able
to play In The Big Game unless plain-Jane
June Allyson helps him along. From M-G-M.
(Thursday at 7. and 9:30 p.m., Greenlaw
Auditorium, $1.25, the Alternative Cinema.)
Chapel Hill
"Murder on the Orient Express" An all
star cast the likes of which hasn't been seen
since the Thirties climbs aboard Agatha
Christie's legendary train and gets Involved In
Ksrcute Polrot adventure. Albert Finney
plays Polrot with delicious Invention,
ccecrdlng to fee crises, end he sot en Oscar'
nomination for It Ingrid Bergman Is also
nominated, end the cast Includes Vanessa
Rsdjreve end Anfeony Perkins. (Carolina, at.
2:10, 4:30, 6:50 and 9:10 pja, $2.25.)
The Uaids" Jean Genet's play was
revtved last year In London starring Glenda
Jackson, Vivien Merchant end Susannah
York; directly following the engagement It
was filmed, stage sets, original cast end s!L
The American Film Theatre Is presenting the
absurd comedy as part of its Second Season
and the reviews have been quite good.
Christopher Miles, who made The Virgin and
the Gypsy," directs. (Varsity, at 2 and 8 p.m.
today, $2.50.)
"Young Frankenstein" Mel Brooks is In
control again, with a smoot and hilarious
homagetakeoff to the Karioff classic. Marty
Feldman Is a perfect Igor who practically
steals the show. (Plaza 1, at 3:05, 5.-05, 7:05
and 9:05 p.m., $2.25.)
"You and Me" David Carradlne and a
child bike around the West Coast developing
a relationship In this "personal" film on which
Carradlne has been working for three years. It
"Introduces" Barbara Seagull because it was
the first film she made under her new name.
(Nee Hershey, her body was invaded by the
soul of a seagull who died during the filming
of "Last Summer.") (Plaza 2, at 3:45, 5:30, 7:1 5
and 9 p.m., $2.25.)
"Lenny" Bob Fosse's bravura
"biography" of comic Lenny Bruce may be a
selective presentation of the facts, but what is
presented Is in sharp focus: a
documentation's style make the film sober
and compelling, alternating Dustin Hoffman's
good periormsnce wife bis by Jan tllner and
Gary Morton, who play frtshtenky real
cnlocktrs. Ytljrtj Psntet to ttreng es Honey
Bruce, but is ft acting? (Plaza 3, at 2S3, 5, 7.-1 0
end 920 p jiu, (&25.)
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Phfflp Berrlgsn wH speak at 3 p.m. today In
the Pine Room. Admission is free.
Tom Wolfe, author of The Electric Kool-aid
Acid Jest and The Pump House Can.wCI speak
at 8 p.m. Thursday in Memorial Hall.
Admission is free.
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The Henneford Circus presents shows at
,4:20 and 8 p.m. today In Carmichael
Auditorium. Tickets, $1, are on sale at the
Union desk.
The Muitigravitational Aerodance Group
will perform at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Stewart
Theatre on the N.C State campus In Raleigh.
Can 737-31 C5 for tickets.
The Louis Falco Dance Company will
perform at 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 25 in
Memorial Ha!!. Tickets, $2, are on sale at the
Union desk. The Falco Company w8 also
perform at 8 p-m. Usndiy, March 24, In
Stewart Theatre on fee H.C. State Campus In
Ri!J;h. Ct.1 737-31 C5 for Cektti to fee
Raleigh performance.
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The Carolina Playmakers present "Henrik
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Shows of The Rlvtr N!;tr" w!3 be st 2 end 8
p,ra. Saturday In Stewart Thestre on the N.C.
State campus In FUlsijh, and at 4 and 823
pjn. Sunday In Duke's Page Auditorium. C&I1
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