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appropriate TV channels;
are noted after each listing.)
SATURDAY
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SUNDAY
I innc15f .PRO FOOTBALL: The Baltimore Colts meet the
uons at Detroit. (11).
rvA15 V-PRO FOOTBALL: New York Giants vs. Dallas
Ujwboys. Game joined in progress. (11)
8 P-rn.-ED SULLIVAN'S guests include Jimi Hendrix, Vikki
Carr and Tom Jones. (11)
9p.rn.-77tf SMOTHERS BROTHERS COMEDY HOUR.
ow s this for a combination. The Brothers' guests are Kate
brnith and the Jefferson Airplane. The Airplane will play "Crown
or Creation" and "Lather." But what will Kate do? (2 and the
new UHF channel 28)
subways. Gregory is featured in several skits. (11)
THURSDAY
9 p.m.-77E CBS THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIE: God's Little
Acre. Robert Ryan stars in this 1958 film version of Erskice
Caldwell's controversial and ro licking novel. It's pretty tame stuu
now, and pretty low-grade also. (2, 28)
9 p.m.-NET FESTIVAL presents "Trumpets of the Lord," a
TV adaptation of the off-Broadway hit. The musical is based on
God's Trombones, a collection of free-verse sermons by Negro
poet James Waldon Johnson. (4).
9:30 p.m.-JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN presents
"Somewhere in a Crowd." Newsman William Searle is trapped ia
a web of honor. Convinced that he sees the same group of
passers-by at the scene of accidents and disasters, Searle seeks an
answer to the mystery. Searle's psychiatrist: "of course they
exist . . . the question is do they exist in reality or only in your
mind." (5)
11:30 p.m THE JOHNNY CARSON SHOW is in Hollywood
this week, and tonight's guests include Jonathan Winters and Tiny
Tim. That should be interesting. (11)
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9 V.m-NBC'S MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: Now
fou See It, Now You Don't. A World Premiere, tailored for
television comedy starring Jonathon Winters, Steve Allen and
Jayne Meadows. It's about an art theft. (28)
TUESDAY
9 p.m.-NBC'S TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: The
Jokers. Oliver Reed stars in this witty British satire about a
couple of rogues who decide to steal the Crown Jewels from the
Tower of London. A 1967 release, it's a mod, mad comedy. (28)
WEDNESDAY
7 p.m.-CHANNEL 11 MOVIE is Raintree County starring
Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift. The script is a strange
one: unbelievably corny lines for everyone except Miss Taylor,
who seems to have a better writer and much better material. (11)
iu p.m.-KO WAN AND MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN. Dick Gregory
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Dialiann Carroll stars as NBC's 'Julia'
is guest. The Mod, Mod World takes a look at morality and at the . . .Tuesday night at 8:30 on new UHF channel 28
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Recent films by Steve
McQueen, Gregory Peck and
Federico Fellini will be
featured this weekend . in
Carroll Hall with the Carolina
Union free flicks.
On Friday night, Baby, the
Rain Must Fall will be shown
at 7, 9:30 and 11:30 p.m.
Starring McQueen and Lee
Remick, it is the story of a
country-western singer, a
parolee from prison, who is a
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
I. Emotional
shock
5. Coarse,
long nap
9. Copycat
Id. Twine
II. Embar
rassing quarrel
12. Kind of roll
or society
14. Endorse,
in a way
15. Warehouse
17. Where
Victoria is:
abbr.
18. Jacket,
soup. etc.
20. Hanoi name
21. Gorceyor
Carrtilo
22. Farm
enclosure
23. Most astute
25. Bar
offering
27. Triton
23. Not given
an audience
31. Out of
operation
34. Ballet step
35. Navy man:
abbr.
35. Growl
37. There
38. Likewise
40. Brother
of Odin
41. Girl of song
for Cantor
43. Automaton
45. Washing-
tonians:
abbr.
4 6. River to
the Elbe
47. Land of
Kipling
43. Kit or
Jacket
DOWN
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for one
2. Cockney's
wish
3. Imparts
4. Something
for the
birds
3. Trained
6. Owl's cry
7. Own: Scot.
8. Boxer's
gear
11. Soaks up
13. Public
disturbance
16. After
upsilon
19. Oriental
nurses
21. Allow
to
be
known:
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23. Most
exhaust
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24.Suppos-
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26. With
dazz
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twink
28. Java
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29. Tempera
ment 30. City
pest
32. Noise
makers, paper hats,
etc.
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36. Gander's
mate
38. Party treats
39. Shipshape
42. Breeze or
mist
44. Egyptian
deity
psychological captive of an old
lady, his childhood guardian.
The, film comes from the
same producer-director team
that filmed To Kill A
Mockingbird, and it is treated
in the same simple, haunting
manner.
Captain Newman, M.D. is
the Saturday night flick,
starring Gregory - Peck, Tony
Curtis and Bobby Darin (in a
role which won him an Oscar
nomination). Peck plays a
khaki Kildare in a
Dsvchological ward in this
mixture of grim
problems and Army
Sa tur da
commented,
polished writing, performance
and direction, the disparate
elements fuse into
entertainment that never loses
sight of the essential grimness
of its material, but never gets
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overwiieiiiieu uy it.
Saturday night at 7, 9:30 and
11:30 p.m.
mental
Comedy.
y Review
' "Thanks to
Fellini's 8'A is the Sunday
Cinema feature, for two
showings at 7 and 9:30 only.
The film stars Marcello
Mastroianni, Claudia Cardinale
and Anouk Aimee (of A Man
and a , Woman) and i won the
1963 Academy Award for Best
Foreign Film.
Critic Stanley Kauffman
said "... I cannot remember a
more brilliant film. In image,
visual ingenuity, subtlety of
pace, sardonic humor, it is
stunning."
The central character is a
43-year-old movie director, and
for two hours and fifteen
minutes Fellini depicts on film
what is essentially a seance on
a psychiatrist's couch as the
director turns himself inside
out for all to see.
By HARVEY ELLIOTT
Entertainment Editor
CHAPEL HILL
The Boston Strangler. Tony
Curtis has received critical
acclaim in his performance as
Albert De Salvo, but the
picture has been nixed in most
major reviews. The film is done
a modern sytle, using
split-screen technique. Henry
Fonda and George Kennedy
co-star. (At the Varsity, shows
at 12:40, 2:48, 4:56, 7:04 &
9:15.)
Doctor Zhivago. Here it is
again that , visually stunning
but dramatically inadequate
story of Yuri and Lara. Good
performances are given by Rod
Steiger, Julie Christie and
Omar Sharif. It won a few
Oscars, but lost the Best
Picture award to The Sound of
Music. (At the Carolina, shows
at 1:30, 4:48 & 8:06.)
The Odd Couple. Another
rerun, this time of a very funny
Neil Simon comedy starring
Jack Lemmon and Walter
Matthau, as the neatnik and
slob roommates. The joke (and
there is only one basic joke!)
begins to wear thin after
almost two hours, but
Matthau's great comic sense
and Simon's writing flair helps
keep the comedy very much
afloat. (Starts Sunday at the
Carolina, shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 &
9 p.m.)
The Loneliness of the Long
Distance Runner. Tom
Courtenay stars in this brilliant
British film which has garnered
many awards in the 6 years
since its release. One of the
Carolina's most commonly
requested films. (Wednesday
only at the Carolina, shows at
1:15, 3:10, 5:05, 7:00 and
8:55 p.m.)
After the Fox. A wild
wacky satire along the lines of
, What's New Pussycat?, starring
Peter Sellers and Victor Mature
is some incomprehensible story
about the Middle East, oil,
Arabs, and the usual Sellers
antics. Very popular.
(Thursday only at the Carolina,
shows at 1:15, 3:10, 5:05,
7:00 & 8:55 p.m.)
Academy Awards. Natalie
Wood and Richard Beymer star
as Maria and Tony, but acting
honors go to supporting stars
George Chakiris and Rita
Moreno. (Now playing at the
Durham Carolina, shows at
2:30, 5:30 & 8:30 p.m.)
The Stranger.. Albert
Camus's enigmatic story has
been transformed into an
equally puzzling movie, but
one which was "one of the ten
best films" of last year,
according to many critics
(including Life Magazine's
Richard Schickel). Marcello
Mastroianni and Anna Karina
co-star. (At the Rialto, shows
at 1:14, 3:10, 5:06, 7:30 & 9
p.m.)
Hot Millions. A pleasing,
pleasant comedy with Peter
Ustinov and Maggie Smith.
Most reviewers found it
entertaining and surprising,
regardless of a typed plotline
dealing with a robbery plan, (at
the Northgate, shows at 1:15,
3:10, 5:05, 7:05 & 9 p.m.)
Barbarella. Jane Fonda's still
around with her zany satire of
The flick will be shown
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The Pill?" Actress Judy Geeson
(of To Sir, With Love) is
wasted, but Dame Edith Evans
is not. She's marvelous. (At the
Cardinal, shows at 2:00, 3:42,
5:24, 7:10 & 9 p.m.)
Bill Wallace of China.
What??? It's inconceivable who
made or released this
low-budget whatever-it-is, but
Stanley Kubrick, filmed
Cinerama and offering
most imaginative, intelligent
(and puzzling!) treatment of
space science fiction in the
history of film. Kier Dullea and
Gary Lock wood are astronauts,
and Hal is the computer
companion in their journey,
but there's no describing the
special effects and adventures
in the second half. (At the
Terrace, shows at 1:30, 4:45 &
8 p.m.)
Boom J Richard Burton and
Elizabeth Taylor have tackled,
and murdered, another
fictional work. This one was
based on Tennessee Williams
flop, The Milk Train Doesn't
Stop Here Anymore. Most
reviewers agree that the play
should have stayed buried, but
the Burtons don't seem to
know how to leave a sleeping
dog lie. (At the Center, shows
at 1:05, 3:05, 5:05, 7:05 &
9:10 p.m.)
The Producers. Zero Mostel
is superbly funny in this
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futuristic space and sex. Don't North Carolina actor, so I guess surprise-hit movie. The plot has
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3:30, 5:30, 7:30 & 9:30 pjn.)
Hot Millions. (At the
Village, shows at 1:20, 3:20,
5:15, 7:10 & 9:15 p.m.)
it's just a good way to relax for
two hours. (At the Center,
shows at 1:15, 3:13, 5:11,
7:14 & 9:15 p.m.)
DURHAM
West Side Story. Reports
from here say that this is a very
good print of a very good
musical the Best Film of
1962, according to the
RALEIGH
Elmer Gantry. Both Burt
Lancaster and Shirley Jones
wron Oscars in this exciting
production about a revivalist,
minister in the Midwest. It has
been on television, but it was
cut unmercifully most of
Shirley Jones' high dramatic
scenes were deleted because of
the nature of her role.
Prostitution was considered
"too much" for the CBS
Thursday Night Movies. (At
the Varsity, shows at 3:25,
5:59 and 8i33 p.m.)
Bedazzled. Peter Cook and
Dudley Moore star in a satiric
comedy about the Seven
Deadly Sins. A refreshing farce,
with a high point in the film
reached when one of the boys,
dressed as a nun, is jumping
around on a trampoline.
Raquel Welch plays Lust. (At
the Colony)
Prudence and the Pill. This
comedy isn't as funny as its
long run here would suggest.
David Niven and Deborah Kerr
are oh-so-improper in a jolly
case of "PiU-Pill-Who's Got
called "Springtime for Hitler,'
but the slapstick is heavy and
the writing often off-color in
Joe Levine's final result. Dick
Shawn and Gene Wilder
co-star. (At the Cinema)
Shenandoah. Why resurrect
this monumental tribute to
Mother, family and good
conscience? Jimmy Stewart is
only Jimmy . Stewart, and the
The stars are very good, apple-pie sons and daughters in
the photography and this tearjerker epic of a family
caught up in the Urvu war.
Brother against brother, and all
that jazz. (At the Carolina,
shows at 1:05, 3:10, 5:10,
7:15 & 9:20 p.m.)
77ze Boston Strangler. (At
the Golden Gate Theatre.) .
The Collector. An
interesting film adaptation of
John Fowled novel, directed
by William Wyler and starring
Terence Stamp and Samantha
Eggar
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(Starts Sunday at the Varsity)
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2001: A Space Odyssey. See
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