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Jmomt nr.d Chrenlrl Rochester. N.Y. Tut July 18. 1972 WARDROBE Keeps em Guessing Last Night In Review the end of sex definition In dress, hut not stereotyped unisex. The whole idea of the rill is more sex.

not less. "Fashion will still go on. First, ue separate the individual from the pack. After that, we have to contribute to attract. Do it any way you please.

"Society Isn't going to collapse. We'll have a good, solid family structure, once we get readjusted, with a general tenor of freedom with individuality and heterogeneity. Whether we ever can come back to two or three standard ways of dressing, I don't know. It's possible we will. There'll always be some occasions when vte want to dress up.

Only the occasions shift. everyone in the world wore sackcloth, we would find individual ways of arranging the sackcloth. If we had absolute nudity, you'd find little ways to distinguish differences." Tax said. He's not betting on absolute nudity for the future though. "It isn't interesting," he stated simply.

ued, it gives a woman "al-moM lit) per cent assurance she can play around as much as she wants without any more consequences than those felt by the man." (id.NL WILL BE THE IT-tight feeling stemming from concern about the legitimacy of children, according to Tax. As soon as the trend spreads, he predicted, women are going to be "in the biggest way equal to men." He foresees the end of the double standard in sex (one for women, another fur men) as I iHlt'MTltT i nut Tima-oMhe-manHi? snaked across I he dome, followed bv a shower of comets, followed by a large glowing, gold globe. Then out of nowhere came a thunder storm. No explanation to what is going on. what the glowering ball was, or where the devil the storm came from.

They also had a few technical problems the solar eclipse over Stonehenge didn't come off as scheduled, and a double rotating star on an alien planet was a little out of focus. Stonelienco should be fixed before today's shows. Hall said, but the alien planet will stav as is. larly realistic, contemporary music, and poetry read by Jim Johnston (The one whose voice boomed out 'Let there be light at the last show). The audience was suposed to bo filled with a sense of wonder and majesty as it was bombarded with one special visual effect after another rotating galaxies, constellations, Northern lights, a flashing laser atom, tumbling asteroids (the falling rocks), and nebulae.

However, in some spots the show instead of being awe-filled was awful. A poem was read, then for the next few Doh your rlnl llp olf tuily-er doti it hepdewly it luk below your knuckl durinf iltyi ol the pM-mtMinwl iwl itrutl perW? nuy ull wlwthw you tn reuinlni fluid la th ty tem-hody-hloitm wl ttuildi up dut 10 overilredntM. rm dutliif the menlrul inf Mt X-PEL wilt diurelic-help stuck iu" heir to rtllev. body-blootinf pulBntM when body. wVlrr refection tkllhi.

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I'm not aMit to bring up my children like the South-et Pacific's Trobriand Island children (encouraged In hat our society calls sexual promiscuity). That would be foolish." Tax said the Flapper was the beeinning of the breakaway from Victorian up to today's changing standards. "She was very shocking and very sexy with her skins above her knee and no bra. doing the shimmy and the Charleston after all those Virginia reels At this moment, lengthening the skirt might be the sexiest thing you can do. A man can get so used to short skirts they're no longer interesting.

It's the promise of something that'i provocative." While he Isn't saving the Till is the total cause of all the revolt against fashion dictates today. Tax is saying it's a significant contributor. Despite its questionable factors both as to medical and moral advisability, he contin In Search of 'Romeos Ily MANDI HARRIS When the Slrasenburgh Fla-netarium'a new show "From Darkness Toward Light" ended last night most of the audience was still in the dark. They left the Star Theater scratching their heads and saying things like, "I liked the 1kw. It was really interesting.

But hat the hell were those falling rocks (or streaks of light or spinning red things)?" And that's Just the reaction planetarium director Donald Hall wanted to get. The whole show, he says, was put together with the idea of "Keep 'em guessing." "We wanted people to be puzzled by it," he said "We want them to look up, be amazed, and wonder about what they saw." They looked up and were amazed (Well, most of the time, they were amazed some of the special effects didn't quite make it) but most of all they wondered. Unless you are a student of astronomy a lot of the show won't make much sense. "From Darkness Toward Light" is an experimental Showtimes arc 2 and p.m. Monday through Friday; 2:30, 3:30 and 8 p.m.

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I think they're called Romeo shoes. I need them because I have a very high Instep and have trouble with most slip-ons. U.S. DEAR II. I can solve your Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo, predicament, but you'll have to be willing to wear men's slippers.

That's what Romcos Ciwiel Htmimlrt ftm minutes a series of visual effects bounced around the dome. And sometimes they didn't quite match the poem. The poet talked of morning "the stars pale silently in a coral sea" during a night scene of Rochester with a rainbow stretching across the lighted buildings. Another time, as a long smokey streak At home in minutes are. For $6 99, plus tax and postage, you can get a pair of brown kid Romeos with elastic sides by writing to SCOA Industries, N.

Fourth Columbus, Ohio, and asking for the Gallenkamp's store nearest you. DEAR J.T.t Your dress sounds fine for an informal wedding, but a little long. If you want to wear the going AmuinK newOuilc-H fi' brokm pll. Alls in the airVt nd tfpl' teth likt new. Ftt'E'v to u' No rwnl tonlt needed.

DUIK'FIX Vv'orkt tvery tim or your money back. B'i Start Your Day Bright Read DiC Want Ads length, shorten It to the top of your knees. If the blue in the print is navy, wear navy shoes and bag instead of white for a more sophisticated look. Carry a pair of white gloves. If you sew, use some of the fabric you'll have left over from hemming your skirt and make a If your hair is long, tie it back, using a strip of your dress fabric as a band.

If you wear your hair in a chignon, wrap the bun in the fabric. If your hair is short, make a bow of the fabric and pin it to your hair at the nape of your neck. LONG RIDGE MALL OPEN MON. THRU SAT. TILL 9:30 program.

It docsn give astronomical information, projections into the future, or the latest data on space travel. It just creates a mood. It's done through the use of extremely good sound effects 4 1st Wins for Fischer Fischer's check forced Spassky's king to move to a black square, and no such move was helpful. If Spassky tried K-K3, Fischer (the rain storm was particu would reply Q-Q8. oooooooooooooooooo This attacks the white bishop and also threatens mate in several moves.

The bishop must tail as the minimum loss. Spassky's best alternative would be K-K1 then Fischer would win a second pawn by 5ALL NE QxPch. Fischer would then have two con mwv -v 1 1 i i i i ar av s. dH Vf avtTrfUiw fl nected passed pawns ready to advance. He From IC but when he left two minutes later he appeared relieved.

The fourth game is scheduled for today. To retain his title Spassky must win 12 points and Fischer 12'i. A victory in a game counts as a point and a draw a half point. The resumption of the adjourned third game had been in doubt for a time. Spassky protested the use of the private room on Sunday and said he would not play there again Just around noon Schmid announced that the game bad been moved back to the exhibition hall.

International grandmaster Isaac Kashdan gave this analysis of the third game: When world champion Boris Spassky appeared in the playing room for the resumption of the adjourned third chess game with Bobby Fischer, it was to face the inevitable. For the first time in their careers, Spassky was to surrender to Fischer. Spassky watched referee Lothar Schmid open the envelope snd reveal the move B-Q6ch, which Fischer had made the night before. Spassky and his second, Eufin Geller, had examined all the possibilities in the position. So had all the other grandmasters in Reykj-vik.

They had all come to the same conclusion: the game was hopeless. could win with that advantage even if the queen were exchanged. This was the kind of game that had been expected of Fischer after his extraordinary successes of the last two years. The opening was quiet but with latent power on both sides. Fischer aimed to set up an unbalance tentatively on both the king and queen sides, feeling out his opponent.

Spassky, who seemed to lack any aggressive ideas, soon found himself on the defensive. Two or three of his moves were slightly inferior and that is all Fischer needed. As soon as a single weakness was fixed which turned out to be Spassky's king pawn, Fischer concentrated his attack on that point. He won the pawn, and the game, with little further effort. 0 0 spring and summer shoes 5.50 11.50 SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION JULY 19-20-21 ONLY THf NATIONALLY (AMOUS janet Mcdonald fairy tale theater Shows Daily At 2, 4, 7, 9 P.M.

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