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Groove Tube Takeoff on TV. A bit
sophomoric. and leaning rather heavily on a
certain type of sexual humor, but still pretty
funny, CH
The Sting Con comedy is itself a con
with some pretty moldy material being
turned into excellent entertainment by some
talented hands. It's too big. and tends to
drown in over-production, but it's a surefire
audience pleaser. CH. D. R
The Three Musketeers Richard Lester's
exuberant and very funny version is perhaps
the first film to be successful at both
debunking and reveling in foolish heroics.
Lester's best, most discipline film. Almost
certain to become known as an
entertainment classic R
A Clockwork Orange Stanley Kubrick's
version of Anthony Burgess view of the
future. An outstanding piece of movie
making in every respect. Definitely another
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The Long Goodbye Robert Altman's
brilliant send-up of the private eye genre.
There's too much Altman rambling, as in
Brewster McCloud. but when his scenes
work, they work exceptionally well. R
The Exorcist William Friedkin brings to
this devil film the same slam-bang direction
he used in The French Connection. Some of
it is effective at the moment, but the film as a
whole is manipulative trash. Disgusting in
more ways than one. CH, D. R
Conrack Martin Ritt is a fine director of
actors, and in this tale of a teacher and
poverty stricken students, he provides many
touching and beautiful moments. But the
film as a whole is a self-congratulatory
collection of embarrasssing and syrupy old
fashioned liberal sentiments. CH, R
Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams Story
of a cold woman thawing. Some moving
moments (mainly due to another superb
performance from Joanne Woodward), but
the film as a whole is cliched soap opera
stuffed with pseudo poetry. A great
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Serpico Story of an honest cop is done
pretty sloppily and is rather vulgaricd. Still,
the film has an understanding of the
subtleties of corruption, and the central
story is inspiring. Worth seeing for that. D,
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The Way We Were Big. glossy, dum
dum attempt at an old-fashioned Hollywood
love story. The stars only occasionally have
the needed personality, and the discussion of
issues involved is insultingly stupid. D, R
Billy Jack No comment. R
The following have not been reviewed.
Opinions expressed are those of a consensus ,
xf critics.
Blazing Saddles Mel Brooks comedy
Western. Mixed to good reviews.
Five on the Black Hand Side Comedy
about blacks got good reviews. R
Dirty OI'Neil Love life of a cop. Could
you possibly be interested? CH
Alternative Cinema
If I Had A Gun Czech comedy about
children during World War II. "The
best Czech film I have seen... a classic.
Pauline Kael, New Yorker. At 2, 7, 9:30
Saturday in Carroll Hall. There will be a
sneak preview of Jean Eustache's The
Mother and the Whore. At 1 1:30 tonight in
Carroll Hall. Admission is $1.50 (it will be
$2.00 during the regular run).
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Monsieur Verdoux Brilliant sardonic
comedy in which Chaplin plays a wife killer.
His most unusual fim and the one in which
he does the best acting. Not to be missed. At
2. 4:30. 7 and 9:30 Sunday in Carroll Hall.
Admission $1.
Chapel Hill Film Friends
The Passenger Brilliant, exceptionally
perceptive film of lives in a women's
concentration camp. A powerful, emotional
experience. Shown with Ballet Mechanique,
a French avant-garde classic of the 20s. At
9:30 Friday and 11:30 Saturday in Carroll
Hall.
Union films
A Streetcar Named Desire Tennessee
Williams' best play, brilliantly acted,
directed and photographed. A great
experience. Friday.
The Ruling Class A satire on the upper
classes! Weak as a satire and rather sloppy,
but filled with witty lines and exceptional
performances. Saturday.
The Go-Between A perverse and
chillingly beautiful tale of love and
deception. Well done in every respect. Super
Sunday, by subscription only.
All films at 6:30 and 9 p.m. in the Great
Hall.
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Cinema
"The Sting." Carolina Theatre. 1:50, 4:10,
5:30 6 8:50. $2. Ends Thursday, April 11. Late
shows: Today and Saturday, "The Possession
of Joel Dt laney." Sunday, "One Day in the
Life of Ivan Denisovich." 11:15. $1.50.
"The Groove Tufc." Varsity Theatre. 1,3,5,
7 & 9. $2. Ends Sunday. Late show: Today and
Saturday, "Mas?!." 11:15. $1.50.
"Dirty OtJea!" Plaza I. 2, $, 5, 7 & 9. Ends
Thursday, April 11.
"Conrack." F1aza II. 3, 5:05, 7:10 & 9:15.
SSads Thursday, April 11.
"The Exorcist." Plaza III. 2, 4:30, 7 & 9:30.
$3.
Free flicks: Today, "A Streetcar Named
Desire." Saturday, "The Ruling Class."
Sunday, "The Go Between." (Super Sunday,
by subscription only.) 6:30 & 9 in the Great
Hall.
Alternative Cinema:"lf I Had a Gun."
Saturday at 2, 7 & 9:30 in Carroll Hall.
Admission, $1.50.
Charlie Chaplin Film Series: "Monsieur
Verdoux." Sunday at 2, 4:30, 7 and 9:30 in
Carroll Hall. $1.
Chapel Hill Rim Friends: "The Passenger."
(Poland, 1935). Tonight at 9:30. Saturday at
11:30 in Carroll Hall. $1.50.
"Bwana Toshi." A Japanese film dealing
with cross-cultural communications.
Presented by the International Student
Center. Tonight at 7:30 in 111 Murphey Hall.
50 cents.
Nightlife
Town Hall. Tonight and Saturday,
Heartwood. Entertainment at 9.
The Cave. Tonight, Mike Cross. Saturday,
folk blues by Bremson and Burton.
Entertainment at 9:30.
Endangered Species. Saturday, Mike
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"Experiencing Oeckett." 4 p.m. today b CS
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Carolina Playmakers. 1:30 p.m. Today. Also
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the Playmakers Theatre. Tickets available In
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Alan Schneider, award-winning director,
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Playmakers Theatre.
Art
Bus trip to Vash., D.C. art sallerits.
Saturday. Depart, 6 a.m. Return, 3 p.m. $14,
with possible rebate. Sign up fit Acklsnd Art
Library.
Concerts
The Kuumba Singers. Presented by th
th'rd annus! Clack Arts Cultural Festival.
Saturday at 8 p.m. in 1,'amorial Htll.
BSM Gospel Choir. Sunday at 8 p.m. In
Memorial Hall.
Di-Phi Student Concert Michael Foj'r
plsys classical guitar. Sunday at 1:30 p.m. In
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Sacred Harp Shape Not Singing.
Saturday, 2-4 p.m. in Gerrard Hall. AU singers
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