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MOVIE REVIEW flraT rom Laingian On the program with materials, it is so close to Asylum" on the Sunday reality that some of the mornings is "Psychiatry residents from "Asylum" and Violence," a short in-can be glimpsed in the life terview with Laing him-of Loach's tragic heroine. "self. Patients' Privacy Shared in 'Asylum' L. ture and slump, advance and dismayingly Robinson imposes notiV ing on the material and sometimes the lack of information is exasperating. But the useful and saving value of his austerity is that we do not seem to be invading the hall's privacy but rather to be sharing it, comprehending the dynamics of it, which is what Laing and Robinson The film builds to a crisis, at that, when the residents come together to deal with one of their number who has struck another.

"and so' the hall's sternest commandment. The incident, is trivial; the coping, in Its calm good sense, is the triumph. The special presentations of "Asylum" precede and prepare, the way for a closely related feature, Kenneth Loach's "Family Life," which will have a limited six-day run at the Royal from Oct. 17-22 and which I will write about later. It is a superb if har-rowinjg work, first shown at Cannes two years ago as "Wednesday's Child." A fictional case history "CLEOPATRA JGIIES" AND BY CHARLES CHAMPLIX Tlmts Entertainment Editor ml "SUPER FLY T.H.T." SO.

LA BREA 293-71 64 1 from Cinema 5 DAILY 2:00. 4:00. 6:00, 8:00. 10:00 PM If BALDWIN CINEMA-3741 ii i i 4 0tmX I'INIVERSAi. STUDIOS ItfiN MCA COMMNV Win 10O) A.M.

TOUR USI I0IM J. M. Craters Spoken best movie this Stephen farber, N.Y. Times A tho fX co 4 1 aiik mi AFilmaboutjjjyjj HENDRIX Charles Champlin, LA. Times fit IVCA geles (11 a.m.), Is a documentary by Peter Robinson about Kingsley Hall, a self-help community for schizoph renics Laing established in London.

The title carries a double meaning. The hall was first and most importantly a true asylum, a safe place, a haven in a threatening world. If it worked as a place of as it did, it was in part because it was so little institutionalized. It succeeded not through treatments or counseling but through the defeat of a terrifying feeling of isolation and the creating of a sense of communally shared needs. The two hours or so of "Asylum" have evidently been edited down from miles of film, and Robinson lets the film speak for itself.

are there, Ronald D. Laing is the remarkable young English psychiatrist-author whose "The Politics of Experience" and subsequent works have made him one of the most persuasive prophets of the counterculture. The nature of the counter-culture has been to launch sharp and toppling challenges at sitting dogmas, -and Laing, writing like a inystic and poet, has challenged what really defines sane and insane in' the modern world. He argues that schizophrenia may be interpreted as an often ingenious attempt to deal with that world, and he attacks the massive therapies of electric shock and drugs now convention ally used against schizophrenic symptoms. "Asylum," which is hav- ing three special showings on successive Sunday' mornings starting Sunday at the Laemmles' Royal Theater in West Los An A rZJ lb tXm fe.

-Jay Cocks, Jim Magazine ii 1 REP. GOLDWATER SAYS: I SfQiring RICHARD OREVFUSS RONNV HCWARD CANDVOARKkMCIeN7IErLI.CINWVVUIAMS'VVCXFMANJACIi; Wnften in GFOOGE LUCAS ond GIOWA KAI7 WILARD HUVCK Dntcied bv GEORGE LUCAS Co-ProducKf byGARVKURfZ Pioducd bv FRANCIS fORO COPPOLA A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNCaOR" U.S. Should Utilize Private Film-Makers MUM i BEST FILM ABOUT POP MUSIC I'VE EVER i SEEN." ihi oisnvm jrqw liw)it Aiftuw I rotoveiw vt MCA lorai PGj! engagement 9th RECORD I I SPECIAL GUEST SfMJS INTRODUCING tlyQ AVCO CENTER CINEMA "Wilshire near Westwood Blvd. 475-071 1 Dailyit130v3 40.5 50- 00 10 tOPM MIDNIGHT SHOW SAT. PARK AT AVCO CENTER.

75ft Also in Oranga County at fetlurlnq iri pttiievtly uniMn II fttlormtnttt front 1M8 la 19T0, meluimg lH Monttrajr, Itlael Wight, and Wooditock Futiyilt A OOCUMEMTAar FROM WARMER lOI A WARNIR COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY A40E BOYD, JOHN HCAD, TM GARY WEI8 PRODUCTION SOUTH COAST 1 Costa Mesa 546-2711 Marbtr Blvd. Drlvi-ln Santa Ana 531-1271 SiSni 1 SOUNDTRACK AVAILASLf ON I WtPRISi RECOROS A TAPES IWIGHT at the Fabulous IFOBUMJIiSiSlI ALL SEATS RESERVED: $6.50, 5.50, 4.50 Tickets available at Forum Box all TICKETR0N OUTLETS, Pacific Stereo, 637 So. Hill St. and all Mutual Agencies, and by mail order for information call OR 3-1300 PRODUCED BY CONCERT ASSOCIATES AND CONCERTS WEST S(10 CREST westwood TONIGHT at 8:30 PM ftramount Pctures Presents V2VliXIMLLll Vm iA 474-4198 TECHNICOLOR' TOfUGUT EGYPTIAN Bndses Valene Perrine 6712 Hlywd. LAST AMERICAN HERO(PG) 467-6167, 12.15 Roddy McDowell LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE(PG) EGYPTIAN 2Paul NewmanRobert Redforrl 6712 Hlywd.

MACKINTOSH MAN(PG) 462-6432, 1215 .1 THE CANDIDATE(PG) EGYPTIAN 3 Georee Scott.Stacy Keach 6712 Hlywd THE NEW CENTURIONS(R) 462-643212 IS EASY PIECES(R) rr imw Win: CAPITOL -T- Jeff Bridees-Vaferie Perrine 139 5 Brand LAST AMERICAN HERO(PG) 243-4261. 1245 Roddy McDowell i mtHB or HtLL Huuatiru; aMgajjnHBnpajjajJHiaV mWmWmVSmWmimm. UA. FOLKS AT THE 60S E.Colo Bl. 6S1-5171, 1.15 RED WOLF INN(R) Alfred Hitchcock's FRENZY(R) CINEMA 1 ieff Bridges-Valenne Perrine fliv Fwy-Iyler LAST AMERICAN HERO(PG) 689-S022.

1245 VANISHING POINT(PG) CINEMA 2 FOLKS AT THE REO WOLF INN(R) Biv; fwy -Tyler A "They'll teaclr.you everything 17lh' Bristol THE STUDENT TEACHERS(R) 543 9287 NIGHT CALL NURSES(R) 12.45 CLASS OF 741R) CITY CINEMA FOLKS AT THE City Centre 532-6721, U.30 RED WOLF INN(R) Alfred Hitchcock FRENZY(R) CITY CINEMAl.ee Mirvm-Ernest Borimne City Centre EMPEROR OF THE NORTH(PG) 532-6721, 11:30 Chirles Bronson I RED SUNIPGl CITY CINEMA iames Coburn C.ty Centre HARRY IN YOUR POCKET(PG) 532-6721, 11.30 Robert Culp Sill Cosby HICKEY It BOCCS(PC) CITY CINEMA. lady kung fuir) City Cenue CHINESE CONNECTI0NIR) 532-6721, 11 30 FISTS OF FURY(R) UA CINEMA David Wolper Presents: So Coast Pla: 1 A Film on the '72 Olympics 540-0594, 1145 VISI0NS UA CINFMA Georre Sal.r.lnrfa tori, So Coast Plaza A TOUCH OF CLASS(PG) 540 0594, 11:45: Patricia Neal BAXTERI(PG) UA CINEMA Beau Bndees.Rnn Leibman So Coast Piajj YOUR 3 MINUTES ARE UP(R) WHERE DOES IT HURT? R) 1 Lindbiooli at WpmoooTrv. mJkH 40JS IIUANO IDillP.M. NITQ TllT THIATPI Bang the drum sloiy if Mti MOVIIIAI Cl 'eAATHEOnuMSlOvVlYenParjrnogntRicerdt CREST WESTWOOD 272 M7B 474 7t6S 5th SMASH WEEK! A BREATHTAKING SPECTACLE -it these Paramount Showcisi Theatres Today (Pt(nw 30) A JoMfK E. Ueviive mi Brut Producaom i George Glenda Segal Jackson a McKin Frank FiIm A Touch Of Class Ave tmbmy TaKraate' rmw IPG! TODAY 2:30 8:30 SHARP GOOD Eves.

8:30 Fn. Matinees 2:30 JJ.JU, D.3U, 0.3 Drama-ii0ic iVeeVVybfVrtAViA)VWUV i SEATS STILL AVAILABLE Mon thru Thurj. $2.50, $4.00, Sat. $3.00. $4.50.

$7.25. i Wed. $2.00, $3.00, $4.50, $5.50 Sal. $2.25, i it lnr -ik. t-T-i-n for Group silei if CALL 6tt-4000 FREE PARKINS TODAY AT 2:30 8:30 HOLLYWOOD THROUGH SATURDAY1 MAIIQ12ES trio ONE NIGHT ONLY COMEDY OF OPENING TUE3 OCT.

2 HISIICP JR BatfaAAiBaaKiMMaABHBlsBBV PAVILION BOX OFFICE PACIFIC STEPEO. ivlUJI LI 63T SOUTH HILL ST. A 135 MUTUAL AGENCIES 2 (627-1248 neareit agency. 620-9220 watching the residents eat, chat, chide, return, interact, retreat into vacant-eyed privacy, pos- KILDAY Writer If the military wants to make a safety-film to handle a bomb," Goldwater said, "Hollywood can do it, so can New York." A bill to establish an Audio-Visual Coordination Board sponsored by Gold-water has not yet been reported out of the Govern- ment Operations Committee of the House. Goldwater's press conference preceded an address before a luncheon meeting of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, who's 1 a ter planned to enlist in behalf of his bill.

Campesiho Play Set for Tonight El Teatro Campesino is in Los Angeles for a series of performances of its new play, "La Carpa de Los Rasquachis," concerning the fortunes of a Chicano family in the United States. The first performance will be at 8 tonight at Centro Bautista de Az-tlan, 1120 S. McDonnell. The play will be given twice on Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Centro de Action Social Autonomo, 2671 W.

Pico, and at 4 p.m. at Roosevelt High School Auditorium, 465 S. Matthews. prjHW 8:30 fl TUES. 8:30 pnt 7.30 pnt Matinees WE0.

2:30 pm LAST 2 WEEKS ENDS OCT. 7 DEBORAH KERB "THE fl DAY AFTER IHtl-Aiil ii A new pur Si SEATS NOW ON SALE CALL (213) 553-9000 Tickets else iviilible at ill Mutuil Liberty and Ticketran IfinelM AONITE AT 7 10:30 P.M. in person In her only So. Calif, appear ance liter tier inumpnaiu Carnecie Hall engagement LAST TIME TOMORROW 7:30 P.M., ONLYI TICKETS NOW it MUSIC GSTTFR Mutuil Af.nc'in, Offit Piclite stirio tfowntown: Willichi and Llbirty. FIRST llvl rewt III p.tformincM SI 5 00.

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THE STONE KILLER(R) 2r30. 4:30, 6:30 8 30 1030 1 81 5 Wilsnira 474-4154 CINEMA CTR. Beau Bndges Ron Leibman TOUR THREE MINUTES ARE UP(R) Westwond Blvd. 1 61. Wilshire 4744165 2 00, 4-00, 6:00, 8 00 10 00 CINEMA CTR.

Westwood Blvd. 1 Bl. S. Wilshire 474-3683 DAT OF THE JACKAL(PG) 4 00 815 PETE 'N TILLIE(PG) 215. 6 25 4 10 40 CINEMA CTR.

rl Bl. Wilshire 474 Yves Monta'nd in Costa Gavras' STATE OF SIEGE 2 4, 6 .8 10 Jeff Bridges-Valerie Pernne LAST AMERICAN HER0(PG) LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE(PG) Cst Hy-Cnsn. 325-4232. 1 30 DEL AMO 1 fashion Sq Mall 542-5016, 1015 FOLKS AT THE RED WOLF INN(R) THE BABYMAKER(R) DEL AMO 2 Fashion Sq Malt 542 5800. 1015 THE STUDENT i TEACHERS(R) NIGHT CALL NURSES DEL AMO 3 3shmn Sq.

Mall LAST TANGO IN PARIS(X) -A- A- -A- rf 1030, 1245. 3, 5 15, 7:30, 9 45 MIONITE ALL STAR CAST! DEL AMO 4 Fashion Sq Mall I 547 riRSO. 1015 THE LAST OF SHEUA(PG) THIEF CAME TO DINNER(PG) II 4 Jeff BndBes-Valene Perrine 217 Ocean LAST AMERICAN HERO(PG) 437 12 30 LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE(PG) A TWIN A I1 Bndses.Valene Perrine los Cerntos Ctr. LAST AMERICAN HERO(PG) 605 Fwy-SoSt. Roddy McOnwell 924-1212.

1215 LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE(PG) U.A. TWIN "They'll leach you los Cerntos Ctr. everything 605fy So St. THE STUDENT TEACHERS(R) 924-1019. 1215 NIGHT CALL NURSES(R) UA CINEMA 1 Beau Rndges-Ron Leibman tos Cerntos Mall YOUR THREE MINUTES 605 SL i ARE UP(R) 860-7112, 1015 Where does it UA CINEMA 2 James Coburn HARRY IN Los Cerntos Mall YOUR POCKET(PG) 606 St.

Robert Culp Bill Cosby 924 1 016, 1015 MICKEY It BOGGS(PG) UA CINEMA 3 Los Cerntos Mall-605 Fwy -So St. 924 1211, 1015 FOLKS AT THE RED WOLF INN(R) Alfred Hitchcock's! FRENZY(R). UA CINEMA 4 Los Cerntos Mall 605 Fwy So 924-1210, 10:14 Elizabeth Taylor NIGHTWATCHfPG) Uta Hasen THE OTHER(PG) i piwwi mi u.um U.A. BREAKING WEEK! 1. CENTURY 21 CINEMA ANAHEIM-772-8902 I5-615 10:15 PM A 10 35 Sit.

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F. Johnson Flour and "Feed Market," Rep. Barry Goldwater, (R-Cal) Friday called on the leaders of. the in-; dustry to demand that the federal government turn over Its in-house production of audio-visual aids to private production Noting that the federal government utilizes 22,000 employees and spends $400 million annually to produce films, tapes and recordings, Goldwater estimated that $20-100 million: could flow into the private sector, if government turned over the production of 75 of all unclassified audio-visual aids to private companies. "In my estimation, if the federal government wants to communicate with the American people with How-To-Do-It films how to can peaches, how to grow corn then they shouldn't be' doing it in-house.

They should be utilizing the industry, the professionals who are in business to do this sort of "I feel I'm paying too much taxes to support a government trying to give me too many things I can do myself." MATINEE TODAY 2:30 TONITE AT 8:30 SUNDAY 3 7:30 PM HURRY! LAST 12 TIMES COWARD1 IS FOR ALL THEATREGOERS as cool as sherbet and as neat and pointed as a paper of pins." -Don Sullivan, t.A. TIMES "DON'T LET THIS NOEL COWARD MEMORY LANE GET OUT OF TOWN BEFORE YOU DROP IN ON IT." -Sfvie Drole, l.A. TIMES 8JSl Words ft Music by NOEL COWARD IVAK THEATRE 1605 lar 464-7121 Sit. Mit. 2:30.

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