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Cinema
"Fantasia. Carolina Theatre. Wat Disney's
setting of music to animation smacks a bit of
cutcha, but it is a beautiful, imaginative work
alt the same. 2:21, 4:30, 6:33 & 8:43. $2.
"Heavy Traffic." Varsity Theatre. Animated
portrait of New York as a city of freaks. A
brilliant and original cartoon, one of the best
of all time. 1,3.5,7.9. $2. Ends Tuesday. Late
show Friday and Saturday: "Play It Agiin,
Sam." 11:15. $1.50.
"American Wilderness." Plaza I. The
makers of this film say, "We don't have any
artistic ability, and we don't need any."
Enough said. 4:30. 7 & 9:15. $2. Ends
Thursday.
"Executive Action." Plaza If. Semi-fiction
story of the John F. Kennedy assassination.
It's all really terrible but the worst offender is
the script, with its heavy-handed hindsight
irony. 3:30, 5:25. 7:20 4 9:15. $2 Ends
Thursday.
"Magnum Force." Plaza III. The sequel to
"Dirty Harry," which was a masterpiece of its
genre. This film, however, is a pretentious
revolting piece of junk. 2:30, 4:50, 7:10 & 9:30.
$2. Ends Wednesday, Jan. 23.
"Ivan the Terrible, Part II." Chapel Hill Film
Friends. The conclusion of the Sergei
Eisenstein magnificent epic. Music by
Prokofiev. Friday at 9:30, Saturday at 11:33 in
Carroll Hall. $1.50.
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The Mac Frampton Triumvirate will perform at 8 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 20 in
Memorial Hall as the third presentation of the 1973-74 Carolina Union Series.
Tickets, $2, are available at the Union desk.
Since their premiere performance at the National Entertainment Conference
convention last February, the trio has been an overwhelming success, playing to full
houses across the United States and Canada.
Pianist Mac Frampton, a Bronze Medal winner in the 1969 Van Cliburn
International Piano Competition, heads the talented ensemble. After his
competition success, he made his orchestral debut as soloist with the Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra, receiving rave notices.
Numerous solo and guest appearances with national orchestras and a six-month
tour as musical director of the road company of I Do! I Do!" led, finally, to the
formation of his own group. - .
The Triumvirate's concerts reveal that it's really Frampton's show, but his
sidemen never go unnoticed. Phil Perkins, a graduate of the Cincinnati
Conservatory and former percussionist with the Cincinnati Symphony, provides
sensational backup on drums. Doug Smith, a concert pianist-turned-bassist, and
transcendental meditation devotee, is the group's bass player.
Super Sunday
Tickets, $3, for the Carolina Union's Super Sunday film series are on sale at the
Carolina Union desk. All Super Sunday flicks will be shown at 6:30 & 9 in the Great
Hall. Tickets will go off sale Sunday, Jan. 27.
Sounder, to be shown Jan. 27, heads off the Super Sunday list. Cicely Tyson and
Paul Winfield star in the story of a black family in Louisiana in the I930.'s. A
poignant film that will not be easily forgotten.
77?? Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds, Feb. 10, stars
Joanne Woodward as Betty the Loon who finds her life falling away and her
daughters abandoning her. A powerful and moving film.
Cries And Whispers, Feb'." 24, is Bergman's film of Tourwomen haunted by their
pasts in an atmosphere of waiting ancl death. This flTc"starsLiv Ullman and Ingrid
Thulin.
Cabaret, scheduled for March 24, stars Liza Minelli as a nightclub singer in
Germany during the rise of Nazi power. This film won eight Academy awards, one
each to Minelli and Joel Grey.
Tlie Go-Betvveen, scheduled for April 7, deals with a young boy's vacation at the
turn of the century and his role as "postman" carrying notes between a farmer and
an aristocratic woman. This Cannes-award winning film stars Julie Christie, Alan
Bates and Margaret Leighton.
The final Super Sunday offering. Sleuth, is set for April 21. It is a great, romping
mystery featuring stellar performances by Michael Caine and Lawrence Olivier.
Ken Russell Festival
Tickets, 50 cents per flick, for the Ken Russell Film Festival are now on sale at the
Carolina Union desk. The three films are scheduled for 8 p.m. Jan. 21-23 in the
Great Hall.
The Russell films are Women In Love, starring Glenda Jackson and Alan Bates:
The Music Lin ers, starring Glenda Jackson and Richard Chamberlain and Savage
Messiah, the life story of sculptor Henri Gaudier.
"Such a Gorgeous Kid Like Me." Alternative
Cinema. Francois Tru?faut's black comedy
Ebout a female murderer. Good reviews from
the New York critics. Friday at 7. Saturday at
2. 4:30. 7 & 9:30. $1.50.
Free Flicks: Friday, "The Go?d Rush.
Perhaps the greatest Chaplin film set in the
days of the Klondike Gold Rush. Saturday,
The Girls. This Swedish import deals with
actresses on a tour of "Lysistrata who
gradually discover the play working in their
personal lives. Sunday. "Repulsion."
Confused by her feelings for men. a girt is
driven to the brink of insanity by her fears and
fantasies. All flicks at 6:30 & 9 in the Great
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Theatre
Johann Strauss's "Die Fledermaus." UNC
Opera Theatre. Directed by UNC music
professor. Dr. Wilton Mason. Friday and
Saturday at 8 in Memorial Hall. Tickets, S2,
are now on sale at the music department in
Hill Hall and will be available at the door
shortly before the performance.
Woody Allen's "Play It Again, Sam." New
Theatre. Durham. Friday and Saturday at 8.
For reservations call 288-941 4. Tickets, $1.50,
are also available at the door.
Auditions for Laboratory Theatre's
production of "This is the Rill Speaking," by
Lar.ford Wilson will be held today and
Tuesday at 4 in room 216 Graham Memorial.
Directed by David Shepherd. Scripts
available at Lab Theatre office, Graham
Memorial.
"The Music Man." Village Dinner Theatre,
Raleigh. Buffet at 7. curtain at 8:30. Call 787
7771 tor reservations. Nightly except
Monday.
"Romeo and Juliet" Performed by the
Oxford and Cambridge Shakespeare
Company. Wednesday and Thursday at 2 and
8 in Stewart Theatre, Raleigh. Tickets are
available for ail performances except for
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Concerts
Stafford Wing, tenor, accompanied by
pianist Thomas Warbumton. The Durham
Chamber Arts Society. Saturday at 8:15 in
East Duke Music Room. Single admissions at
the door.
John Hammond, blues artist. Today
through Saturday at 7:30 & 10:313 at the Pier,
popular listening room, Cameron Village
Subway. Raleigh.
The Earl Scruggs Revue. Friday at 8 in
Memorial Auditorium, Raleigh.
Radio
WDBS -Daily Concert." 107.1 FM stereo.
Schubert. Strauss, Vitali. Spohr. Pergolesi
and Couperin. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
"Crosswords:" "Washington's Window, an
interview program from UPI" 6 p.m.
"Spotlight:" "First Songs, by Laura Nyro."
6:30 p.m. "The Arlo Guthrie Series. Part III:"
"Running Down the Road," midnight.
"Death Rides a Stallion." starring Mason
Adams and Marion Seldes. CBS Radio
Mystery Theatre. A girl who returns from the
grave gains revenge on her heartless lover.
WDNC. 620 AM & 105.1 FM. Tonight at 11:06.
Art
Early Ingres drawings on loan from the
Baltimore Art Museum. Ackland Art Museum
small gallery. Claude Lorrain drawings on
loan from Norton Simon, Inc. Museum of Art,
main gallery. Through Sunday, Jan. 27.
Preview showings of Paul A. Clifford Pre
Columbian Art Collection. Duke University
Museum of Art. 9-5 Tuesday through Friday,
2-5 Saturday and Sunday. Through
Thursday, Jan. 31.
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90 Table - A big pile of good, but
undistinguished, old books,
mostly novels. ANYTHING LEFT
SATURDAY WILL BE FREE!
Handsome Old Sets at
microscopic little prices. Don't
laugh-you may be old and decayed
some day too.
A selection of NORTH
CAROLINA TITLES SPECIALLY
REDUCED FOR THIS EVENT.
American Heritage - a good
collection of back issues reduced
from $1.25 all the way down to
69C each!
Week
Id Book Sale
Regular Bargains Chopped Again
- All books on our 150, 48C and
960 shelves will be cut again, by
golly!
National Geographies will be cut
from 250 each to 6 for $1 .00. Rare
issues will be offered at 25 off
regular prices.
Literature and Poetry-in good, but
not first editions25 less than
marked prices.
10 off everything not otherwise
reduced.
Sale ends Saturday Jan. 19th
THE OLD BOOK CORNER
137 A East Rosemary St.-Chapel Hill-Opposite NCNB Plaza.
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FRIGERATORS
Approximately 100 Left
1st Come, 1st Served
Come to Cobb Basement
Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1974
2:30 p.m. 'til they run out
20.00 rent 4 tax .30)
15.00 deposit (refundable)
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