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man." The minstrel plans to
topDle the stock exchange with
a destructive sonic beam.
MOVIE. Channel 11. io p.m.
Tony Perkins and Janet Leigh
star with Vera Miles in Al
fred Hitchcock's great thrill
er "Psycho."
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MILTON BERLE, Channel 5.
9 p.m. Milton has Martha
Raye, Steve Allen and Jayne
Meadows along with Sam the
Sham and the . Pharoahs on
his varietv show tonight. Berle
and Martha Ray parody the
movie "Who's Afraid of Vir
ginia Woolf?"
MOVIE , Channel 6, 11:30
pm. Gregory Peck and
Susan Hayward star with
Ava Gardner in Ernest Hem
ingway's "Snows of Kilimanjaro."
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Too Good To Be True
George And 'Martha 9s
By KERRY SIPE
DTH Staff Writer
"Who's Araid Of Virginia
Woolf" is an impossible mo
tion picture.
It is impossible for a screen
production of Edward Albee's
hard-hitting Broadway play
to be as good as the original.
It is impossible for Eliza
beth Taylor to present the
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16. Football
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20. Dros3 of
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22. Abounding
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30. Daughter-in-law
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best legitimate acting perfor
mance of any actress for the
entire, year. ,
It is impossible for a cast
of four to carry on two and
a half hours of dialogue suc
cessfully without losing a sin
gle member of its audience;.
It's completely impossible. -And
yet in Warner Brother s
"Who's Afraid of Virginia
Woolf" which opened Thurs
day at the Varsity Theater in
Chapel Hill, every one of
these things happen.
Having seen the Albee play
In New York, I went ot see :
the picture half in fear that
a bad production would ruin
for me fond memories of one
of the best stage plays I ;
have ever seen. It was only
minutes after the theater
darkened that I knew th at
over all other mediums. "Vir
ginia Woolf" is not just a
play st?ged in the presence of
a camera. It is as broad and
versitile as a motion picture
can be.
The plot concerns a middle-.
aged history professor at a
small New England College,
who did one single ambitious"
thing in his life marry the
president's daughter. It is
late at night after a faculty
party. George and Martha are
expecting guests, a young
biology instructor, Nick, who
is new to the college, and his
slim-hipped wife, Honey.
This is about as far as one
- can go in describing a plot.
Things happen as the night
wears on. Wierd things. You
have to be there to derive
any meaning at all from them,
and even then, you're left in
to the puritan faint-hearted:
The screenwriters, legitimate
ly I believe, did not seem to
think that a quiet "gosh-durn"
was as effecitve as a braying
"goddemn" for Martha to say
in-between drinks of bourbon.
As a matter of fact, those
under eighteen are strictly
forbidden by: Warner Brothers
to attend the picture without
their parents. The language
and subject matter of the pic
ture is about as rough as it
gets in any American movie,
but certainly no rougher than
it needs to be. If the language
is going to annoy you, don't
see the picture. It wouldn't
mean anything to you anyway.
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Mike Nichols, who is a hun- j The show is an exhausting
dred times better as a direc- ): emotional experience. See it,
tor than he ever was as a , :and thne go home and go to
comedian, has in this show - bed. , .
vBM(i twp dimensions : One expects Richard Bur-
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nearly any part he attempts.
To say that he is excellent as
George is like : writing ditto
'marks beside his name.
Elizabeth Taylor, however,
''is a different story. For the
first time Liz is more than a
beautiful, stormy Maggie The
Cat or a beautiful conniving .
Cleopatra. Martha' is not beau
tiful in any way. She occupies
a niche on the scale of afljec
tives somewhere between out
rageous and disgusting.
Liz's performance, I'd be
willing to bet, was not without
' some tedious coaching by Nic
hols and her husband, but the
fact is, she does achieve the
part and with such profes-
; sionalism that it is barely
possible to believe that this
is the sweet raven-biVi girl
who got her start co-scaring
' with a w?e. '
: George Segal cind bandy
Dennis, who are ' Nick and
Honcv for 'e ev Ing, are
good in their parts, but serve
primarily as sounding boards
for the Burton - family. In
scenes in which ' Burton and
Segal are alone, it is parti
cularly noticeable that the
scriptwriter wanted Burton to
take the middle of the screen
and Segal to fill in' the holes
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If I were Edward Albee and
had written "Who's Afraid of
Virginia Woolf", I'd be bery
pleased with what Warner
Brothers has done with my
play. The dialogue , itself has
been only slightly changed
and the changes in production
and staging were for the bet
ter without a single exception.
Hollywood, who has ruined
more than one work of art to
make it sellable at the box
office, has my sincere thanks.
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