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Tuesday, January 14, 1975
; "It Happened One Night" Clark Gable is a
cynical reporter and Claudette Colbert the
runaway society bride he's pursuing cross
country In this 1934 comedy which won
Oscars for Gable and Colbert, the director.
(Frank Capra), the screenwriter and as Best
Picture the first and only time for such a
clean sweep. Several scenes Are film-famous,
notably Colbert's hitchhiking lesson and the
later sequence where they are forced to share
a motel room, separated by a blanket hung on
a line, (Tuesday at 7 and 930 p.m., Greenlaw
Auditorium, $1.25, the Alternative Cinema
American Comedy Series).
-ite Million" - This 1931 Rene Clair film is
similar to his earlier "Italian Straw Hat," but,
as Peter Cowle writes in Seventy Years of
Cinema, it "gains considerably from the
presence of sound . . . Two down-at-heels
artists, Michel and Prospere, are apparently
redeemed when Michel hears that he has won
a lottery worth a million francs. But the ticket
has been mislaid, and as Michel and his friend '
pursue It from one person to another across
Paris, so their creditors pursue them. The
chase leads inevitably to a climax at the
Opera-Lyrique, where the ticket is in the
possession of a monstrous tenor about to sail
for America . . .The soundtrack is used with
aplomb.' (Wednesday at 8 p.m., Carroll Hall,
Union free flick, French Cinema Series).
"Gold Diggers of 1933" The ultimate
Depression musical from Busby Berkeley
opens with a hundred chorus girls, clad In
nothing but gold coins singing "We're in the
Money." Ginger Rogers steps to the fore and
warbles a couple of verses in Pig Latin, and
the movie spins dizzily into a witty naive story
about three showgirls (Rogers, Ruby Keeler
and Aline MacMahon) trying to stay alive and
get a little tap dancing in, too. The Berkeley
production numbers feature neon-lit violins,
pettln' in the park and a massive finale about
doughboys, breadlines and the sorry state of
the economy. The script is the best of all the
Warner Brothers musicals. (Thursday at 7 and
930 p.m., Greenlaw Auditorium, $1.25,
Alternative Cinema Musical).
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"Animal Crackers" A flabby and static
Marx Brothers film. (Carolina, at 339, 520,
7:10 and 9 p-nt, $2-25).
The Man with the Golden Gun" The man
with the golden pun b more like it (Plaza 1 , at
220, 4:40, 7 and 920 pjn, $225).
Treeble and the Bean" 1974 was a
banner year tor bad comedy, and to say this
was worse than Tor Pete's Sake" and almost
as bad as "SPYS" is to treat It nicely. (Plaza 2,
at 3, 5:1 0, 720 and 930 pjn., $225).
The Life and Times of Xaviera Hollander"
Ersatz' Happy Hooker. Hollander has
disclaimed all connection with this porno flick
which, she feels, is ruining her chances to be a
serious actress. She took the producer to
court, asking that they not use her name.
They still do. (Varsity, at 2, 3:45, 530, 7:1 5 and
9p.m., $225).
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David Ernest Duke, National information
Director for the Ku Klux Klan, will speak at 8
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pjn. Thursday in Memorial Halt Admission is
free.
Eleven well-known newsmen will
participate in open discussions regarding
The Cost of Fairness: Responsibility In the
American Press" from 9 am-noon Friday in
105 New Divinity Building and from 9 a.m.-4
p.m. Saturday in the Board Room of Allen
Building, ail on the West Campus of Duke
University. The participating newsmen are
Shana Alexander, Michael J. Arien, Russell
Baker, Saul Friedman, William Greider, John
Leonard, Alien Otten, Daniel Schorr, Av
Westin, John Seigenthaler and Hodding
Carter III.
Dr. Milton Friedman will speak at 8 p.m.
Friday, Jan. 24 in Page Auditorium on the
Duke University campus. Admission is free.
The Union Music Committee Open House
will be at 4 p.m. today in the Music Gallery on
the second floor of the Union.
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Telescopes, Microscopes
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Auditions for the Durham Thstr Guild's
production of The Lady's Not For Burning"
will b at 70 pjn. today and Wednesday at
the A!Med Arts Center on 81 0 W. Proctor St. In
Durham.
The National Shakespeare Company will
perform The Merchant of Venice" at 8 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 20 in Memorial Hall. Tickets, $2,
are on sale at the Union desk. There will be
two other performances at 2 and 8 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 19 in Stewart Theatre on the
N.C. State campus In Raleigh. Can 737-3104
for reservations to these two shows. -
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The Carolina Union presents Two
Genrations of Brubeck" at 8 p.m. Friday in
Memorial Hall. Dave Brubeck will perform
with his sons Darius, Chris and Danny.
Tickets, $3 and $4, are on sale at the Union
desk.
Les McCann will perform at 8 p.m. Friday in
Page Auditorium on the Duke University
campus. Tickets, $3.50, $4 and $4.50, are on
sale at the Page box office.
The North Carolina Symphony will perform
with Dave Brubeck at 3 and 8:15 pjn.
Saturday in Raleigh's Memorial Auditorium.
For tickets, $5, call 933-5454.
The Clomp! Quartet wiil perform at 4 p.m.
Sunday In the Duke Chapel. Admission is
free. ,
Jazz flutist Tim Weisberg will perform from
9 pjn. to 1 a.m. today at The Pier" in Raleigh.
Tickets are $4. Call 834-0524 for reservations.
Violinist Edgar Aiden and pianist Francis
Whang wiil perform at 8 pjn. today in Hill Hall.
Admission Is free.
The University Chamber Singers need two
bass singers. The sixteen member ensemble
will have an April chamber concert and a
spring tour of Florida. Anyone interested
should see Robert Porco in Room A, Hill Hall,
or call him at 933-1 C93 (office) or 929-9350
(home).
Erikson Graphics wiil be displaying and
selling their prints Tuesday in the South
Gallery of the Union.
Works by Morot Sir will be on display
through Wednesday, Jan. 22 in the North
Gallery of the Union.
The Carolina Forum Presents
David Ernest Duke
National Information Director
Of the Ku Klux Klan
Thursday, January 16th
8:00 p.m.
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