Thursday, Dccemb er 12. mru THE DAILY TAK HEKi. Page 3 A DTH Movie Review inatra Vehicle Runs Out Of Gas MPff"plIipi L H"-' v.-i- l: ' h ! -l uo- ..... J rtfz&m . J3 , ,7 , 1 UEY HALL IS EXPANDING. A South wing which will add 44 rooms will be completed in April. The additional space will be used for offfices for the romantic and Germanic language professors. The construction is being done by the Dan Thomas Construction Co. Today's Items for Campus Calendar must be brought to the DTH office TWO DAYS in advance of desired publication. CAROLINA CHRISTIAN Fellowship meet tonight at 8:30 in Hinton James Social Room for discussion. Everyone is invited. ROMANCE LANGUAGE Lecture at 3 p.m. in Carroll Hall. Eduoard Morot-Sir, Cultural Counselor of the French Embassy will speak of 'Youth and Revolutionary Trends in French Education." ENCORE, three one-act plays, will be presented in Playmakers Theatre at 8 p.m. DUTCH AUTHOR K. L. Poll will lecture on Friday at 8 p.m. in Dey Hall Faculty Lounge. 44 Anti-Americanism Among European Intellectuals." The public is invited. HISTORY EVALUATION. All students interested in result-oriented evaluation of the history curriculum and the formation of a permanent undergraduate history organization meet tonight at 8 p.m. in 112 Saunders. CHRISTMAS PARTY for children of UNC students will be given Saturday at 2 p.m. All children from ages 3-6 are invited for supervised decorating and games in the Rendezvous Room, followed by the appearance of Santa DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Harum or Copperfleld 6. Finds a sum 10. Unattended 11. Part of a castle 12. Famous siege city 13. Geronimo, for one 15. Gave virtue its just deserts 17. French article 18. 36 ins. 19. Departs 20. Irving character 21. " My Love" 22. " Other Love" 23. Indian mulberry 24. Family insignia 27. Common asset 29. Nickname of a prince 30. Siberian gulf 32. Clock reading 33. Likely 34. Weekly chore 36. Gold symbol 38. 51 39. Echoes 41. Loafers 43. Brazilian measure 44. Paper holder 45. Item in a program 47. Potato buds 48. Ocean movements DOWN 1. Ventured 2. Downstairs, nautically 3. Journeys by sea 4. Arrived 5. Muffle 6. Unidentified Biblical city 7. One of Snow White's friends 8. Showy flowers 9. Church part 12. Endeavor IW-Wl'ihl HERESTHE I WHAT AM INSPIRING MOMENT .' ( BEAUTIFUL I ) WORLD FAMOUS I V -o " v y HOOIEV PLAYER - 7a 3 " STANP1N6AT I V W x ry vb attention wile iv J r yKf (rw L J iWOAYTHE K A j plo - care I nv K&T) I J V L-4-,4 II; r s"- .i i.S: r ,"3 Campus Calendar Claus in the GM lounge. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS unable to go home during the Christmas holidays and interested in spending part of that time with an American 'Laugh-In' Craze Spreads To Print By ERICA MEYER How do you make a Maltese Cross? Pull on its tail. This is only one of a multitude of one-liners from the second issue of the "Laugh-In" magazine. The mag, like the TV show depends on the surprise twist, the quick gag and its own brand of modern humor. Dumb Goldie, the "veddy interesting" Artie Johnson, Judy "sock it to me" Came, Gladys, Rowan and Martin and the rest of the party come through in the magazine as they do on the show. A sampling of the humor: "The Timex works, John Cameron Swayze has stopped ticking. "What is green and has bucket seats? A sports olive. "Why is a pig's tail like gutting up at 4:40 a.m.? It's 14. Mexi can dol lars 16. Interna tional 20. Raja's wife 21. Dress decor Yesterday's Aniwer 36. Mine 24. Goblet 25. With great speed 26. Pisa's 28. Unearthed 31. Kind of hound 35. Part of a Ferber -title entrances 37. Military recreation center 39. Capitol fellows: abbr. 40. Not any 42. Golf term 46. Clock number ppuGnpiRi pq pol ojJU Ripen I N NOB A NoE jWIE p E Xfr or kri ., r!IONEnojGRE WlEIAjV E gl- T1AI I R AUglE ROM AlLlT A F R ALTiP A LlLlAlS f E BMLiE ijull-i C.'7lR- E cWm ug hOaJT sE3 e xie TSjJjNAlN Hftp i lRliy AlRl-rb is 5 I45 1 H 1 1 W lill By HARVEY ELLIOTT DTH Reviewer LADY IN CEMENT. With Frank Sinatra. Raquel Welch. Dan Blocker. Directed by Gordon Douglas. A 20th Century Fox Release, at the Varsity.- Once upon a time Krank Sinatra made films. Now he does vehicles obscure novels or original screenplays about swinging 55-year-old studs, especially Sinatrafied for Frank's unique personality and reputation. The audience never loses family should call the International Student Center (933-5097). STATE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE will meet today in Roland Parker I at 3 p.m. twirly. "Humpty Dumpty was a fall-guy. "Sir Walter Raleigh died of lung cancer. "Fight for Non-Violence. "Santa Claus has his own bag. (from Goldie) "I can never remember whether its Funk or Wiignalls who is the passive or the active one. "Thomas Edison was power mad. (from the 'news future') " 1 9 88 New York-A spokesman for the Civil Aeronautics Authority stated today that Pilot Amelia Earhart was not missing in the Pacific as previously believed, but has been stacked up over JFK international since July of 1937. "Pancho Villa took in . Borders. , . , ' "The jolly Green Giant mainlines chorophyll. "Chief Crazy Horse had reservations. "Wilt Chamberlain dribbles. "Porky Pig is a bore." And this goes on and on and on. On the show, if you laugh like you want to, you miss the next three lines. The magazine moves only as fast as you do . . . and you hate to finish it. "Laugh-In" spares no one. Not even upcoming Vice Presidents: "Inside every Spiro Agnew there's a Harold Stassen trying to get out." Etc. Books make welcome gifts! And they needn't cost a bundle, either! Browse the old emporium, for gifts of great reading matter for anyone on your list; great gifts from a dollar or so on up! The Intimate Bookshop Chapel Hill Open Nightly 'til 10 sight of Sinatra as a famous star. He may play Tony Home, or The Detective, but to the audience, he's still the actor Frank Sinatra. "Lady in Cement." his latest opus, turns out to be one vehicle that gives out of gas before it ever starts rolling. Tony Home surfaces after a skindiving expedition, where he found a nude blonde imbedded in cement on the ocean floor. His remark to cohort: "That's one blonde that didn't have more fun." Lady's screenplay is embarrassing. Full of puns that never materialize, "in" jokes that miserably fall flat and incredibly egotistic performance by all three principals, the film's attempts at humor are painful, evoking groans of disbelief from its audience. Sinatra is "cool," and only viewers who like to scream at the screen, "Man. that's cool!" will find any comic relief in such a bore. Detective mentions an underworlding named Munger. Detective: "You know Mr. Munger?" Tony Rome: "Like I know Bonnie and Clyde." Like its celluloid parent "Tony Rome," this movie make side excursions into every seamy facet of night life in Miami. The former picture included a little Lesbian vignette, simply, it seems, for the sake of Lesbianism. After all, homosexuality is in style and "Lady in Cement" RAQUEL WELCH fell IVl ljf I : 1 5 s - " H Graduate Now Available Seniors wanting to enter graduate school and unsure of where to go may find the answer in the ten volume 1968-69 edition of "Peterson's Guides to Graduate Study," now available for student use in the Occupational Information Library, 015 PeabodyHall. Containing information on over 13,000 graduate programs, the Guides list virtually ever graduate program in the more than 50 fields of study. Each volume is subdivided into particular areas of study, including programs leading to both master's and doctoral degrees. In addition, the Guides contain full-page descriptions on over 1,000 voluntarily participating programs. Each volume also provides further reference material, including the various official accrediting agencies and professional organizations. The Guides cover graduate programs in the Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences, Business. Education. TEN MORE SECONDS, AMP I CAM CLOBBER SOMEBODY makes the most of the voue. Not only are we served healihv portions of faggotry complete with muscular bodyguards i and scores of swishy jokes (illustrated with Sinatra's cute remarks and eyevvinking). but there is an entire scene concerning a fellow detective who dresses up in drag as part of his beat. The reason for the scene? Tony just wanted to ask his fellow cop a question, but it seems the director wanted to dress up such a drab situation with some seaminess. Tony is asked if he remembers seeing the husky Homo play with the Green Bay packers. Tony: "He was penalized for illegal use of the hands. In the huddle, yet!" In addition to homosexuality, what else is hot and current in film circles? Oh. yes. police brutality has been talked about recently. Let's include a few satiric remarks about the cops. Policeman is carried into operating room, dressed with oxygen mask and bleeding profusely. Remark to Tony: "I kept telling him I deplored violence." Sinatra's supporting cast gives equally sad performances, with a few exceptions. Lanie Kazan is good, in a brief role as the Cement Lady's roommate. Richard Conte is believable as Sinatra's cop superior. As for the others? Well, there's Raquel Welch, whose most auspicious performance to date consisted of the leading role in "One Teen-Agers Stay With Guitars CHICAGO (UPI) A life long hobby often begins when a teen-ager picks up his first guitar. A survey taken by the American Music Conference of guitar playing by young people across the country found that 96 per cent plan to continue playing after they graduate from high school. The AMC survey also reveal ed that young people today are very serious about their guitar playing. On the average, re spondents practice nine hours a week, with two-thirds taking formal lessons. Also, of the youths responding, 85 per cent paid for part or all of their in strument expenses. Engineering, Communication, Library and Information Sciences, Nursing and Public Health, Physical Sciences, and Public Administration and International Affairs. Peter W. Hegner, former director of Career Services at Princeton University and publisher of the annual Guides, says, "These Guides should provide an undergraduate with basic, across-the-board coverage of what's available in his field what exists, what the requirements are, and where he's likely to be accepted." 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