Th D.i.ty Tar Hl Scott Langley 1 it Teats LJ 777 o ( f tT) jT T 1 If 77 f TV? 11 I f AW W J II t ? I ? y I Th'jrsday. January 13, 1374 l-'l -nTITl iiliMiiii 4 n i 1 lit iiii Dzts Jan. 1112 Jsn. 13 & 13 Feb. 1 & 2 Feb. C & 9 Feb. 15 & 16 Feb. 22 a 23 f.!srch 1 & 2 f.'crch 22 a 23 March April 5 & April 12 & 13 April 19 & 0 April 23& 27 Film Director Ivan the Terrible, Part I (USSR, 1944) Sergei Eisensteln Ivan the Terrible, Part II (USSR, 1S4S) Sergei Eisensteln Long Pants (USA, 1927) Hare's Your Life (Sweden, 1SSS) Summerskin (Argentina, 1S51) People on Sunday (Germany, 1929) The Wages of Fear (France, 1953) The Lady Killer of Rome (Italy, 1SS1) CHnd Husbands (USA, 1919) The Burmese Harp (Japan, 1SSS) The Passenger (Poland, 1SS3) Mother (USSR, 1S2S) Yo-Yo (France, 1SS4) Witchcraf t Through the Ages Frank Capra Jan Troell Leopold Torre Hilton and Beatrix Guido Robert Slodmak Henri-Georges Clouzot Ello Petri Erich Von Stroheim Kon Ichikawa Andrzei IJlunk Vsevolod Pudovkin Pierre Etaix Benjamin Christiansan Regular show times: 9:30 p.m. Friday 11:33 p.m. Saturday Theatre: Carrot! Hall Season Subscription: $7 Single admission: $1.53 - 5C FOB SALE For Sale Snow Skis, Boots, and Poles. Old but only $40 total. Can 842-4944 after 5:30. Stereo Equipment: Oynaco Sterao 80 amp (w40 RMS) and PAT-4A pre-amp. Used 2 weak. New: $270. Now: $200 negotiable. Call 933-3492 after 7 p.m. For Saie: Fender-Rhoadet Elec. Piano; Fender Twin-Raverb Amp; Hagstrom Elec. guitar. Prices Negotiable. Contact: Paul Winterhoft. Durham 588-5752, or Carre II 411 Wilson Library. STL'r-T pi'CCVNT TS. r--track! Sen ferfre' 1972 TOYOTA CORONA. 4-dcor sedan wair cond.. new whitewall tires, cobalt blue wwhita vinyl roof, 16,000 miles, 23-33 miles per gallon, $2,000. Call 929-6251. 1.000 Recent LP's FOR SALE, J0C-S2.S0. Blues, Jazz, Classical Rock, etc Tues. Jan. 8ih-Sat. Jan. 12th, 12-6 p.m. at TOWN HALL. Beatles, Stones, Dylan, etc. For Sale: 1967 Ponttac Tempest, power steering, ac, automatic transmission, radio, heater. Engine recently overhauled. Is In good condition. Call 942-8814. MUNCHKIN RECORDS. "The Lowest Prices In Town." 114 Henderson St; below Kemp's. STEREOS: GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY FINEST EQUIPMENT LOWEST PRICES; FULL WARRANTIES; CALL ANN SHACHTMAN, 942-7172; VISIT, 1510 CUMBERLAND RD. YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DIDI Women for telephone work. Hours flexible 1.75 nr. Call' 929-0481 Mr. Mussil for Information. FOR RENT Third female roommate wanted for 3 bedroom house. $85 a month Includes utilities. Washerdryer. Call 489-9759 Durham. Female student roommate(s) to share 2 bedroom apt partially furnished. Private bedroom possible. $75 Includes water. Need own transportation. 967-7185. For Rank 2 Bedroom trailer contains everything needed to hsbi' or cohabitata plus AC and dishwasher. $110 per '-Tncwii 629-2742.."--'-; . . ; ; v-- - V --; . - Need Male Roommate to divide rent of apartment; within short distance of school in Carrboro. Call 942-7185 or aee John Murray, P-11 Estes Park. - Female roommate needed to share large 2 bedroom townhouse, 1 a miles from campus. $95month plus untitles. 929-3197. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Wanted to buy or trade Books published by Arkham House, Donald M. Grant, Mirage Press, etc Call John at 929-3220 evenings. Quiet, good natured female graduate student needs apartment with one or two roommates. Walking distance to campus. $90. Call 929-6731 ask for Anne. EARN UP TO $1500 a school year hanging posters on campus in spare time. Send name, address, phone and SCHOOL to: Coordinator of Campus Representatives, P.O. Box 6C6, Ann Arbor, Ml 48107. Call (313) 662-5575. WANTED MOTHER'S HELPER FOR PROFESSORS FAMILY WITH FOUR CHILDREN WALKING DISTANCE FROM CAMPUS FLEXIBLE AFTERNOON SCHEDULE SUPPER PROVIDED. CALL 967-3807 FOR INTERVIEW. ECOS HAs TERM PAPER MATERIALS on environmental topics. If you have to write a paper this semester, why not write one on something important for a change? See us In Suite B. Carolina Union, for materials on air and water pollution, energy crisis, nuclear power plants, population, forest management policy, land use, etc Student memberships, $3 year. Also free mailing list Writ ECOS, Box 1055, Chapel Hill. STUDY AT OXFORD this summer. Two sessions: June 2s July 25; July 25-August 22. Courses In Literature, Philosophy, Art, Religion and Philosophy. Room, Board, Tuition $485.00 per term. Write Dr. James Stewart, UNO A, Asheviile. N.C. Delivery Work Must have car. 3 to 6 hrsVwk. (12 hr. this week). $2.25hr. plus com. Call 967-7255 before a.m., preferably. ABORTION INFORMATION. Established Medical clinic in Washington. D.C. Accredited professional staff. Call Collect 202-872-8070. The New Woman's Clinic. Tai-chi Taught by Georgia Trias beginners starts January 21st Community Church 7:30-8:30 p.m. To register call 929 5674. Run Your Car on Chicken Manure. The Ultimate In Recycling Efficient-Non-Potluting-Cheap. Free Information: Chicken Doodle; 811 E. Dennett; Fresno, Calif. 93728. Crossword Puzzler Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle ACROSS 1 Brick-carrying device 4 Bucket 8 Priest's vest ment 1 1 Female sheep 12 Poker stake 13 Fuel 15 Cure 17 Large tub 19 Negative 20 Possessive pronoun 21 Fondle 22 Siamese native 23 Metal plate 25 Lamprey 25 Take a vote 27 Exist 28 Sea eagle 29 Succor 30 Pronoun 31 Ripple 33 Symbol for tellurium 35 Female deer 38 River island 37 Sink in middle 33 Real estate map 40 Conjunction 41 Antiered animal 42 Young boy 43 Emmet 44 Mongrel ' 45 Indefinite arti cle 46 Antiered animal 47 Woolly 50 Tidings 52 Cut of meat 54 In favor of 55 Deposit 66 Finishes 57 Transgress DOWN 1 Pronoun 2 Be in debt 3 Death 4 Cushions 5 One. no matter, which 6 Pronoun 7 Smooth 8 Likely 9 French article 10 Trite 14 Labor 18 And so forth (abbr.) 18 Near 21 Flag 22 Bushy qlump 23 Obstruct 24 Anger 25 Silkworm 26 Baker's product 28 Before 29 In music: high 31 Temporary bed 32 Young goat 33 Chinese L !." yi f ' l p, TQf ti'-H to pagoda 34 Urge on 35 Parent (colloq.) 37 Strips of leather 33 Scheme 39 Paths 40 Part of leg 41 Bright star 43 Man's nickname . 44 Containers 46 Superlative ending 47 Cover 48 Prefix: three 49 Vast age 51 Pronoun 53 Preposition T" lip """if" WllzMl 27 M2 jp m& 42 W3 agp" W6 111 1 I The Chapci Hill Film Friends begins its fourth subscription season Friday, and true to form, it is showing films that are little seen and little known. I. myself, have seen only three of the films-for this semester. But J am sure, as in seasons past. many, if not most of the films, will turn out to be masterpieces. Some of the films last semester gave me as much delight as any I have ever seen. The films, of course, come from all over the globe and from throughout film history. Starting off the series is the two-part Ivan the Terrible, shown on two consecutive weekends. The first part, at least, is a film of stunning beauty and may well be Eisenstcin's finest film. The second part includes the only color scenes that Eisenstein ever filmed and was banned until 1958. The music for both parts is by the famous Russian composer Prokofiev. From Sweden comes Here's Your Life, the first film by Jan Troell. who also did Tlxe Emigrants. In Esquire. John Simon praised this film and lamented the heavy cutting of the American version. The Film Friends is showing an uncut print. The film society will also show Summerskin by Leopold Torre Nilson, whose End of Innoeence and Hand in the Trap, shown in previous semesters were delicious Bunuelian studies of love and death. From France comes 'Pie Wages of Tear, reputed to be one of the most harrowing pieces of suspense ever made, in which some men truck dynamite over haardous terrain. It stars- a very young Yves Montand. Also French is )'o- )V. a comedy by lierre Etaix. who was in Fellini's Clowns, and whose short Happy Anniversary s a delight. From Italy comes The luidy Killer o) ' Rome, directed by Elio Petri, an interesting il rather difficult director, and starring the great Marccllo Mastroianni. ! noticed with great displeasure that it is dubbed. From Japan comes Vie Burmese Harp, a film of a young man who finds peace away from the hell of war. Directed by Kon Ichikawa. it won the San Giorgio Prize at the Venice Film Festival as the film which best shows man's capacity to live for one another. And from Poland comes The Passenger, a brilliant depiction of the tensions in a Nazi women's camp. As in the past, this scries is the only place in the area where you can sec silents. aside from Poiemkin. etc. There are five this semester. The first is Ijong Pauls, a Harry Langdon film. Other I.angdon films show in the series have been dogs, but this one was directed by Frank Capra. so there should be some improvement. Erich Von Stroheim. surely a legend. U represented by Wind Husbands, his first feature. It was quite a scandal in its day. the Ixisi Tangtt ol I JI9. From Germany comes People on Sunday, a film dealing with an outing of an ordinary group ol people. I his tine isespeciallv interesting because it was written by Billy Wilder and F'red innemann before they fled Hitler lor the United States. From Russia there is a truly exciting film. Mother, directed by Vsevolod Pudovkin. In many circles, this film has a greater reputation than P'Hemkin. And finally from Denmark there is a remarkable expressionistic semi-documentary. Witchcraft 'Through the Ages. ' Shorts shown at various programs include lirati (Laurel and Hardy). The (ioat (Buster Keaton). and liallet Mechanique. a French avant-garde film ol the 1920's. Fourteen programs in all lor only $7. a buy which should be irresistible. Since singles admissions cos! SI. 50. the savings is quite good. You are practical!)' guaranteed many exceptional evenings. Beginning this Friday, shows are Friday at 9:30 p.m. and Saturday at 1 1:30 p.m. in Carroll Hall. 00 v 11 "a in i : ....A.i.Aii -MinlHUlJ 1 "i a Untreated Canvas Still $1.29 yd. jmis a a-i-Cato -7 ! Qi f j ii i We cater to student & professional artists WRITING '' MATERIALS 4 O Vanguard O Robert Simmons O Gru rh b a c h e r ' O Bienfang TYPEWRITERS IIII - m ( Pens by: Q Bic O Papermate O Parker O Sheaffer O Hi-Liters mmmmmmmmmm&amimmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmummmK 250 Sheet Notebook Fillers 790 I APE Oi MENDING MATERIALS SOUVENIRS iUU STUDY LAMPS BOOKS ROOM DECORATIONS Wilson Tennis Bails $2.49 per can O All 5.93 Records Now$4.29 O Student Check Cashing Service n rm-tm m. PSS" QmJ LJ s Lj vla L jjfvj 5, j JLJ Ljii "On Campus" UrJIlfEQOlTY OF KOHTH CAOOLIrJA

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