Friday, November 7, 1969
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ALICE'S RESTAURANT
(R) A bittersweet tale of
people with their highs and
lows who prove that you can't
really get anything you want at
Alice's Restaurant. Arlo
Guthrie stars in the lyrical,
autobiographical ode to the
restless years. (At the Varsity,
shows at 1, 2:51, 4:54, 6:57 &
9 p.m.)
THE RUSSIANS ARE
COMING, THE RUSSIANS
ARE COMING (not
rated) Soviet submarine goes
aground off Cape Cod and
everyone goes berserk,
preparing for invasion. A
funny, funny film, nominated
for Oscar's Best Picture, and
starring Jonathan Winters.
(Today at the Carolina, shows
at 12:45, 2:48, 4:51, 6:59 &
9:07 p.m.)
A THOUSAND CLOWNS
(nr) A movie about ukeleles,
eagle statues, Bubbles the doll,
an abandoned Chinese
restaurant, the Statue of
Liberty, the want ads,
Chuckles the Chipmunk,
Chevrolet Burns, and all the
wonderful things you can do
with a one-room apartment.
(Saturday at the Carolina,
shows at 1, 2:57, 4:54, 6:56 &
8:59 p.m.)
LORD OF THE FLIES
(nrWilliam Golding's horror
tale about an island of
abandoned; savage little boys
and the society they choose to
develop. A host of British
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19- Foctlike part
20- Fruit of pine
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22- Printer's
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23- Hospital
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24- Strainsfor
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27-Rema in erect
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4- Fears
5- Hait
6- Enthralled
7- Snake
8- Most
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11- Slumber
12- Contend
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(Sunday at the Carolina, shows
at 2, 3:43, 5:26, 7:09 & 8:52
p.m.
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TO THE FORUM (nr)-A
Broadway musical that has
been stripped of most of its
songs, loaded with slapstick
and plenty of Zero Mostel, and
mounted at a breakneck pace
by Richard Lester. Something
for everyone. (Monday at the
Carolina, shows at 1:43, 3:32,
5:19, 7:06 & 8:53 p.m.)
PHAEDRA (nr)-Melina
Mercouri is the seductive Mama
who lures her stepson
(Anthony Perkins) into a
relationship that's highly
questionable. A stolid, murky
drama with a basso-profundo
soundtrack and a hairy Raf
Vallone as the husbandfather.
(Tuesday at the Carolina
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shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 & 9 p.m.)
NEVER ON SUNDAY
(nr) But don't worry. Melina
doesn't stay enmeshed in her
problems for long. From
Phaedra to the part of a Greek
prostitute, she leaps gaily, with
several sailors and a shy young
man trailing behind.
Oscar-winning title song.
(Wednesday at the Carolina,
shows at 2, 3:40, 5:25, 7:10 &
8:55 p.m.)
THE AFRICAN QUEEN
(nr) Bogart and Hepburn go
sailing up the river on a Sunday
afternoon, accompanied by
Nazis and leeches. John
Huston's adventure story is
exciting, and even more
electrifying are his stars: two
legends. Bogart won his only
Oscar for this role. (Thursday
at the Carolina, shows at
12:45, 2:23, 4:01, 5:37, 7:17
& 8:55 p.m.)
PHAEDRA
Free Flicks Schedule
iver Kwai And Loren-Mastroianni
The Carolina Union films
this weekend represent a total
of 11 Oscar Awards and one of
the best comedies to come out
of Italy.
Friday's free flick, SUNSET
BOULEVARD, stars William
Holden and Gloria Swanson. A
forgotten star of silent film
lives surrounded by her past in
a decaying mansion on
Hollywood's Sunset Boulevard.
Into the household intrudes
a failing young scriptwriter,
who first exploits her illusions,
then himself becomes trapped
in vanity and egotism, to end
as the star's lover and pet,
while she goes gloriously mad.
Directed by Billy Wilder,
the 1950 film is a sharp
portrait of Movieland and
James Agee called it "full of
exactness, cleverness, mastery,
pleasure and arguable choice
and judgment."
It will be shown tonight at
6, 8 and 10 in the Great Hall.
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EASY RIDER (R)-In
Southern vernacular, an easy
rider was an old man who lived
off the money made by his
whoremistress. His life was
free and easy. Peter Fonda, in a
recent interview, said he wants
us to keep that definition in
mind. (At the Yorktowne,
shows at 1:55, 3:41, 5:27,
7:18 & 9:45 p.m.)
THANK YOU ALL VERY
MUCH (M)-That's Sandy
Dennis's reply to all the
well-meaning folks you want to
help her through an
unfortunate time: an
unmarried pregnancy.
Everybody else seems worried,
Sandy's just fine. Stiff upper
lip. (At the Rialto, shows at 1,
3, 5, 7:01 & 9:02 p.m.)
ALFRED THE GREAT
(M) The history of England
with the accent on religious
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Oscars and is one of the most
honored films in history. In
addition to being named Best
Picture of 1957, KWAI won an
Acting Oscar for Alec Guinese
in his role of a British colonel.
The scene is a Japanese
prisoner-of-war camp, where
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Winning Student Movies
At Genesis Film Festival
"Genesis I," a collection of
student and independently
made films, will be shown in
the Great Hall of the Union on
Tuesday and Wednesday (Nov.
11 & 12).
The two hour program of 15
new films will be presented by
Carolina Union Films.
The presentation contains
experimental and documentary
films made by young
filmmakers from all over the
country. Such wildly
experimental techniques as
color separation, solarization,
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fanaticism and sexual
frustration. Visually
impressive, but dramatically
- . . sometimes unbelievable.
David Hemmings is Alfred. (At
the Northgate, shows at 1,
3:06, 5:12, 7:18 & 9:24 p.m.)
THE UNDEFEATED
(G) That's an apt title for
John Wayne and Rock Hudson,
the two stars of this film, who
just never seem do any
interesting movies but just
keep grinding them out. Kock
is out of place as a Western
hero, but Wayne is in hog
heaven. (At the Center, shows
at 1, 3:06, 5:12, 7:21 & 9:30
p.m.)
ALICE'S RESTAURANT
(R) At the Carolina, shows at
1:08, 3:06, 5:04, 7:02 & 9
p.m.
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British officers are commanded
to built a bridge over the River
Kwai. In a contest of wills, the
British, colonel forces his
Japanese counterpart to agree
to let the British officers
supervise the construction.
The flick will be shown at 6,
negative and positive strobe,
and rapid-fire cutting are
utilized in the show.
Also used are conventional
social documentaries, dramatic,
and eomedic styles of
expression.
Many of these films have
received awards and prizes at
film festivals and contests. Two
of them, "7362" and "Now
That The Buffalo's Gone,"
were recently selected by the
New York Museum of Modern
Art for inclusion in the film
programs and archive
collection.
The success of this program
will help talented young
filmmakers gain exposure and
finances to develop new
projects, and admission charge
is$l at the door.
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(nr) This one is those people
who: (a) like old-fashioned
musicals, (b) like Petula Clark,
(c) don't mind a cornball
script, (d) can get emotionally
involved with a leprechaun,
and (e) have the slightest
interest in how things are in
Glocca Morra. (At the
Cardinal, shows at 1:05, 3:30,
6:04 & 8:40 p.m.)
MONTEREY POP (nr)-In
concert: Janis Joplin, Jimi
Hendrix, the Mamas and the
Papas, the Who, Otis Redding,
Ravi Shankar, Country Joe and
the Fish, and lots more. D.A.
Pennebaker captured the spirit
of the pop festival with colors
and faces. (Late show tonight
and Saturday at the Cardinal,
11:15 p.m.)
BUTCH CASSIDY AND
THE SUNDANCE KID
(M) The most fun Western
since "Cat Ballou" and the
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THE FLIES
8:30 & 11 p.m. in the Great
Hall on Saturday night.
Sophia Loren and Marcello
Mastroianni are the
participants in the madcap
romp, MARRIAGE ITALIAN
STYLE, directed by Vittorio
de Sica.
Miss Loren plays the part of
a prostitute with a heart of
gold; Mastroianni is a vain and
foolish bar owner who first
meets her in a brothel, then
takes her home where she cares
for his aging mother.
Miss Loren tricks him into
marriage by feigning a fatal
illness, but Mastroianni gets an
annulment when he discovers
the fraud. She confesses that
her motive in marriage was to
secure a name for her three
sons born out of wedlock.
One of them is
Mastroianni's; but she won't
tell him which one.
MARRIAGE ITALIAN
STYLE will be shown at 4, 6
and 8 p.m. on Sunday.
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most fun outlaw movie since
"Bonnie and Clyde." But it's a
copy of neither. Robert
Redford plays George Burns to
Paul Newman's Grade Allen.
(At the State, shows at 1:05,
3:05, 5:07, 7:07 & 9:12 p.m.)
FUNNY GIRL (nr)-Lush
and lavish. Show business,
backstage story. You know:
the old formula, girl meets
boy, girl gets too successful,
leaves boy behind. Got a great
girl for the part. A little
funny-looking, but can she
sing! (At the Colony, shows
daily at 8 p.m.; matinees on
Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday at 2 p.m.)
EASY RIDER (R)-At the
Village, shows at 1:15, 3:10,
5:05, 7 & 9 p.m.
LORD OF THE FLIES
(nr) At the Varsity, shows at
3:15, 4:55, 6:35 & 8:15 p.m.
THE UNDEFEATED
(G) At the Ambassador,
shows at 12:55, 2:55, 4:55,
6:55 & 9 p.m.
, CAMELOT (nr)-The most
beautiful of the recent flood of
movie musicals stars sensuous
Vanessa Redgrave as Guinevere
and a lusty Richard Harris as
King Arthur. Cut badly after
its roadshow release, but.' it's
still entertaining and lovely.
(Starts Sunday at the Varsity,
shows at 2, 5 & 8 p.m.) '
GREENSBORO
BABY DOLL (R)-Carroli
Baker and Eli Wallach in
Tennessee Williams' story 'bout
po white trash. The Catholics
had a fit when it was first
released, in 1956. (At the
Terrace, shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 & 9
p.m.)
SLAVES (R)-Dionne
Warwick and Stephen Boyd in
David Susskind's story 'bout
low, black trash. Critics and
audiences are having a fit about
having to sit through such crap.
(At the Carolina, shows at
1:35, 3:29, 5:23, 7:17 & 9:11
p.m.)
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MIDNIGHT COWBOY
(X) Joe Buck and Ratzo
Rizzo have stayed in
Greensboro so long they're
almost eligible to vote. One of
the year's best. (At the
Cinema, shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 & 9
p.m.)
EASY RIDER (R)-At
Janus 1 and 2, shows at 1:05,
2:05, 3:35, 4:35, 5:20, 6:20,
7:05, 8:05 & (:50 p.m. Late
shows Friday and Saturday
nights at 10:50 & 11:35.
FUNNY GIRL (nr)-At the
Center, shows daily at 8 p.m.;
matinees Wednesday, Saturday
and Sunday at 2 p.m.
THE UNDEFEATED
(G)-At the Golden Gate,
shows at 2, 4, 6, 8 & 10 p.m.
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