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SOPHIA LOR EN, AT 9 P.M. WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY
I Xp.tn- channel 4 VICTORIA REGIS A : SPRING is the
frrsi' of a series of four plays forming a biography of Queen
x: Victoria, from her accession to the throne in 1837.
$ Tonight: her conflict with Prime Minister Melbourne over
ig who she should marry. Starring Patricia Routledge, with
Max Adrian as Disraeli. ,
8 9 p.m.-cahnnel 11 THE CBS FRIDAY NIGHT
S MOVIE: Goodbye, Charlie. Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds
and Walter Matthau co-star in this George Axelrod comedy
3 about a young playboy who is reincarnated as a gorgeous
blonde after being shot by a jealous husband.
ijij SATURDAY
$ 5:15 p.m.-channel 8 ABC'S WIDE WORLD OF
:x SPORTS focuses on the calculated destruction of
S automobiles at the Tournament of Thrills Auto Crash
Championships in Tampa, Fla., and the precision piloting of
: airplanes at the National Air Races in Reno, Nev.
9 p.m. -channel 11 NBC'S SATURDAY NIGHT AT
THE MOVIES: The Hallelujah Trail. Burt Lancaster and
: Lee Remick star in this 1965 comedy western, originally
xj filmed in Cinerama. The plot concerns an attempt to
transfer a wagonload of whisky to Denver and several
: attempts to hijack it.
11:20 p.m. channel 2 THE LATE MOVIE is Cape
S Fear, a suspense thriller starring Gregory Peck and Robert
S Mitchura An escaped-convict swears revenge on the family
S of the lawyer who convicted him.
S 11:30 p. m. - channel 5 THE LA TE MO VIE: Strangers
When Ife Meet, with Kirk Douglas and Kim Novak. A
successful married architect is engaged in an affair with a '
x married neighbor.
j SUNDAY
2 p.m. - channel 2- WASHINGTON REDSKINS play the
Cardinals at St. Louis.
.? p.m. channel 4-"DIARY OF A MADMAN" is
ij: repeated. Michael Meneaugh stars as Gogol's clerk in this
:x unique production, taped here at UNC.
6 p.m.channel 2 THE 21ST CENTURY presents
5: "Games Futurists Play." Social planners have devised a
8 method to enable ma nscientifically to "look before he
: leaps." It's called "gaming," and two revolutionary games
are featured here: one about a make-believe city; the
second, a series of games designed to sensitize businessmen
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
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cousin
t. Pillar of
stone
10. Once
more
12. Selects and
gathers
13. Twin
crystal
14. Loom
It. Irritate
IT. Reclines
M. Overhead
train.
JO. Creative
society:
abbr.
21. Affix
22. Features
of a
landscape
24. Hoist
25. Much
28. Milkf ish
II. Not strict
t2. Man's
nickname
S3. Radar
signal
14. Electrician's
term, for
short
S. Trial
celebrity
in 1925
15. Mona Lisa
phenomenon
40. Banishment
41. Small
finch
42. Grants
43. Soaks flax
44. Three of
cards
DOWN
1. Dumb
2. Assisted
3. German
river: poss.
4. Plateau
5. Eggs'
partner
6. Ceylon
moss
7. Jean
Baptiste
8. Column
9. Teatro
alia
opera
house
11. Penniless
15. Recollects
19. Impost
22. Bristle
like part
23. Com
pass point
24. Exclamation
25. Like
Wil
liams'
26. Bulldozer,
for one
27. Lapse
28. Elevated
29. Readily
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to the problems they may face in hiring the hard-core
"Thannel 11 THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW hosts
The Fifth Dimension and a filmed interview with Steve
McQueen on the set of his latest movie Bullitt.
9 7,1 channel 2-PA T PA ULSEN FOR PRESIDENT is
narrated by Henrv Fonda and traces the eccentric campaign
for president by the Smothers Brothers deadpan sidekick.
9 p m -channel 4 FLORIDA VS. UNC is televised, for
those of you who didn't make it to the game, or those who
made it but didn't see it!
7 p m -channel 5 THE ABC SUNDAY NIGHT
MOVIE- Assault On A Queen. Frank Sinatra and Virna Lisi
are featured in this improbable story of a plot to plunder
the Queen Mary. The adventure goes awry when one of the
eroup an ex-Nazi U-boat commander, begins to slip back
into the days when he plied the Atlantic ruthlessly
d isregard ing hu ma n 1 ife.
MONDAY
9 pm -channel 5-HEMINGWAY'S SPAIN: A LOVE '
AFFAIR. The Spain that Ernest Hemingway described in
four memorable books and inumberable short stories and
newspaper dispatches. The cameras revisit the locations
were his classic Spanish Civil War novel, For Whom The Bell
Tolls, was set. And the running of the bulls in Pamlona, the
cities of San Sebastian, Malaga and Cuenca will be seen as
the author's timeless words describe them.
TUESDAY
10 p.m. -channel 2-60 MINUTES, the CBS
newsmagazine of the air. Tonight: Hubert Humphrey talks
about today's youth, Vietnam, his relationship with LBJ
and his boyhood heroes (?); also, the second part of a
feature on "Germ Warfare"; finally, an exclusive interview
with George Wallace.
WEDNESDAY
9 p.m. -channel 5-SOPHIA, a documentary of the life
of international film star Sophia Loren, narrated by the
actress herself. She will comment on her childhood days in
the slums of Naples, her rise to stardom, the men in her life.
10 p.m.-channel 11-ROWAN AND MARTIN'S
LAUGH-IN, the freshest show on television. Tonight Flip
Wilson guests, with his Martha Washington sketch. Poet
Henry Gibson offers an ode to worms. Plus gobs of satire,
slapstick and risque, risque humor.
THURSDAY
7:30 p.m.-channel 2-IT'S THE GREAT PUMPKIN,
CHARLIE BROWN is repeated. An Emmy nominee, this is
the first of six "Peanuts" special to be televised this year.
iiglrti 'Raphael 9 And 6Burharetta
Head Area Movie Lime-Up
CHARLIE BROWN RETURNS ON THURSDAY
Olympic View
CHAPEL HILL
Barbarella. Now playing at
the Carolina. Time Magazine
calls this Jane Fonda futuristic
spoof "Sex Odyssey 40,0001"
and continues to recommend
this film only to those who
love comic-strips,
science-fiction and bosoms.
Directed by Miss Fonda's
husband Roger Vadim, the
film's best moments, says
Time, come when David
Jaemmings (as an
other-worldling) hankers to
learn about the old Earthling
technique of sexual intercourse
from Barbarella. The methods
popular in the 60s were
''discarded as too
time-consuming and
distracting." Oh well.
Prudence and the Pill Now
playing at the Varsity. A fluffy
comedy with David Niven and
Deborah Kerr, centered around
mix-ups and mess-ups with The
Pill. Not much there, but it's
occasionally funny.
Salt and Pepper. Starts
Sunday at the Varsity. Peter
Lawford and Sammy Davis Jr. '
co-star as Mr. Salt and Mr.
Pepper, respectively. Most
reviewers called it "silly stuff."
A no-no.
DURHAM
Rachael, Rachael. At the
Center Theatre, Lakewood
Shopping Center. Time says:
"Actor Paul Newman makes
his debut as director in a quiet
tale of a frustrated
schoolteacher just entering
middle age. His wife, Actress
Joanne Woodward, gives the
film an added stature with' her
achingly real portrayal of the
heroine." Also starring
Oscar-winner (for Bonnie and
Clyde) Estelle Parsons.
Thunderball and From
: Russia With Love. At the
Carolina in downtown
: Durham They're milking all
: they can get out of Sean
Connery's quintet of James
Bond films. . Several
permutations and
combinations ! of 7 007
double-features have come
; around, but never these two
together. Russia is probably
the best of the five.
Tliunderball at 2:45 and 6:58;
: Russia at 12:50, 5 & 9:10.
Therese and Isabelle. At the
Rialto. That infamous movie
"that makes The Fox look like
a milk-fed puppy" is unrightly
playing our only art theatre.
Essy Persson said that, with
this film, she was shunning stag
films for "real acting." She
should go back to the other. At
1:32, 3:25, 5:18, 7:12, 9:06.
Don't Just Stand Tliere. At
the Northgate in Durham.
Probably the worst comedy of
the year. It gives bright actress
Mary Tyler Moore absolutely
nothing to work with. At 1, 3,
5, 7 & 9.
RALEIGH
The Heart Is A Lonely
Hunter. At the Cardinal in
North Hills. A moving,
sensitive adaptation of a
moving, sensitive novel by
Carson McCullers. Alan Arkin
Stars as a deaf-mute and Time
says he gives "a probing
performance . . . (which) brings
poetry" to the production. He
seems to be a front-runner for
next spring's Oscar. At 1:40,
3:55, 6:10 & 8:30.
For Love Of Ivy. At the
Varsity on Hillsboro St. Sidney
Poitier in a flimsy little
comedy that's well-nigh
unbelievable. Beau Bridges
makes an impression but
doesn't dent the artificial
surface. A black-is-beautiful
romance told in condescending
terms. At 3, 5, 7 & 9.
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Alan Arkin In Film At Raleigh's Cardinal
. . .Carson McCullers's 'Lonely Hunter'
A Dandy In Aspic. At the
Colony at 5 Points. This is
re-Rosemary Mia Farrow and
no-expression Laurence Harvey
in a spy story described as
6 Gambit9 Is Flick
Comedy is the keynote for
this weekend's Carolina Union
free flicks as Cary Grant,
Michael Caine and Marcello
Mastroianni star in three
movies.
Friday night's film is Walk,
Don't Run, a 1966 comedy set
during the 1964 Tokyo
Olympics. Cary Grant stars as
an industrialist who has
difficulty finding
accomodations in Tokyo. He is
forced to share an apartment
with Samantha Eggar; soon,
they are forced to admit a
third roommate, Jim Hutton.
Time calls it "champion-class
drollery slight, stylish,
graceful." Showings are at 7,
9:30 and 11:30 p.m.
Gambit is another recent
flick, with Michael Caine and
Shirley Mac Lai ne cavorting
through the middle East in a
Topkapi like robbery of
jewels. Having garnered four
Oscar nominations, the flick is
"a delightful mixture of fun
and larceny, bright and
beguiling and boasting of at
least four of the neatest plot
twists pulled on the screen,"
says Judith Crist Saturday
night features are at 7, 9:30
and 11:30.
The Sunday Cinema presents
Divorce, Italian Style, Starring
Marcello Mastroianni, at 7 and
9:30 p.m. only.
This is a thoroughly
delightful and completely
captivating comedy that never
once lags in its lampooning of
Italy's ancient law prohibiting
divorce. There is a provision in
Italian law that anyone causing
the death of his wife as a result
of finding her in an illegal
carnal act receives a very light
sentence.
The film was on the "10
Best" lists of The New York
Times, N.Y. Herald Tribune,
Time Magazine, Saturday
Review, and National Board of
Review.
"deadly dull" by most critics.
Its best aspect: the inventive
opening titles of a marionette
getting tangled in his strings.
At 1:20, 3:15, 5:12, 7:11 &
9:15.
With 6 You Get EggrolL At
Village Theatre in Cameron
Village. You know, when Doris
Day forgets that preoccupation
with virginity, she isn't so bad.
Not as many children as Yours.
Mine & Ours, but it's
sometimes more honest and,
consequently, funnier.
5 Card Stud. At
Ambassador in downtown
Raleigh. For Western fans,
here's Dean Martin as a
gambler and Robert Mitchum
as a preacher, both "hell fire
and guntoting." At 1:40, 3:30,
5:20, 7:15 & 9:10.
30 Is A Dangerous Age,
Cynthia. Starts Sunday at the
Colony in 5 Points. A
well-received British comedy
starring satirists Peter Cook
and Dudley Moore. At 1:50,
3:17,5:10, 7:03 & 9:02.
The Slender Thread. Starts
Sunday at the Varsity. Anne
Bancroft and Sidney Poitier
star in this drama of a woman
about to commit suicide when
she calls the police. Can they
reach her in time? The efforts
to do so are interesting and
suspenseful.
FRIDAY
1-2 p.m. (channels 5, 8): Men's
1500-meters qualifying
eliminations in men's and
women's 100-meter
freestyle. Boxing trials,
basketball, freestyle
wrestling eliminations,
equestraian dressage.
7:30-8:30 p.m. (5, 8): Finals in
men's long jump and
400-meters; women's
200-meters, ' discus and
80-meter hurdles. Women's
springboard finals. Middle
heavyweight finals.
11 p.m.-midnight-(8):
4000-meter individual
pursuit cycling finals;
basketball.
SATURDAY
1-2 p.m. (5, 8): Men's track
and field qualifying for 400
meter relay; high jump.
Women's 400-meter
freestyle swimming
qualifying; coxless fours and
pairs rowing finals.
10:30-11 p.m. (5): 800-meters
women's tract finals; men's
and women's 100-meter
breast stroke and freestyle
finals.
SUNDAY
5-7 p.m. (8): Men's high jump
finals, 1500 meters and
400-meter relay; women's
shot put, 400-meter relay.
Marathon start.
11 p.m. Midnight: (5,8):
Men's qualifying 800-meter
freestyle relay, 200-meter
individual medley
springboard diving.!
Women's 200-meter and
400-meter freestyle finals.
MONDAY
1-2 p.m. (5, 8): Men's
800-meter freestyle relay,
200-meter breast stroke and
backstroke;
Women's
freestyle
Women's
and team
gymnastic
vs. U.S.S.R.
100-meter
qualifying.
200-meter
qualifying.
individual
compulsary
exercises. U.S
in women's volleyball.
7:30-8 p.m. (5, 8): Men's
100-meter butterfly and
800-meter freestyle relay
finals; women's 100-meter
butterfly finals; boxing
trials; tandem and 4000
meter team pursuit cycling
finals; women's individual
gymnastics exercises.,
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PRESENTS A FREE MOVIE
ON THE COLUMBIA REVOLT OF LAST MAY.
This Monday, October 21 st ar 10:20 P.M. in Carroll Hall
(after our advertised 8 P.M. showing of Buster Keaton's "Elecric
House" and Sergei Eisenstein's "Ivan the Terrible Pt. 1" tickets
at $1.00 apiece still available.) the Film Society will present a
50 minute Documentary produced by New York underground
film makers who were present throughout the entire revolt. Ad
mission is free.
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