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MOVIE CALL SHEET Figg' Costers Set (Chamber Symphony Honors Dr. King ft ArlffrMl Wt tinry i iiwfcaM faftanr Th ki raaoft drama will mfm mi a itcrf'Wiplay In Km Knh lllmkn pra ii'lrg 'And ih- Wife tun Away" with lobr ti hurt AIH! Plinr- Ml "SIC NOTKS: ProtJu-rerx Walter Seller and fpvea have xlgnad John f'arker to mmnnK the score for "Darker Than Amber" for Cinema Center Films The TK. MmlfM will wwd ih tiila turn Uit 0lum Ma' "OHIng Sfruighl flla ffryal will hiv i key singing rule In An-iiiv Kcmirlv's "Th I' 'ih of May" Ilnffv St, will wrli th- tlfla "iw( for the Joseph K. Irvine froductlon of 'SoU dler lil French rompri.wr Armand Seggian score for Andra Brunei's will wriir the musical "The Big HiinkrolJ." BETTY MARTIN INK turn Mwlforri will direct tha Morhelm-Oll-twrt Ralnton acreenplay which begin filming In May. Todd Baron has signed to play Elliott Gould as a child In "I Lovt-My Wife," David Wol- r's production for Columbia.

Producer Edward L. Rissien has acquired the screen rights to "Shush," 2 4 PACIFICT- i I i I Til I -Vrl m- rm I'l'f il relAL URECWM 1 inatinrrr Molar Prora i ACADEMY BEST AWARD NOMINEE DOCUMENTARY FEATURE "BEFORE THE uraniTAiu ui ac uAirenn niwwii ifian mwmm mwwaeaev SEX'm encino theatre ADMISSION BY ACADEMY 4 SIERRA CLUB CARD TiV l-vH' HtMmr" for producer Norman fliiT, will act In tha Ram "iparity on Barr forth-coming feature "The Fruitcake Mlwilon," ache-luled to roll latr thin summer. lOii Morhclm. who has been producing ABC Mo-vii; of the Week films for Aaron Spelling, has been set by Lvy-Gardner-Lav-en to produce "The Hunting Party" for United Ar- Film Editors Given Eddies The American Cinema Editors presented their traditional Eddie to film editors William Reynolds for his work on "Hello, Dolly!" and to Warren Low for "True Grit." The Eddie for best edited film for television went to Gene Palmer for Marcus Welby. MD.

A special Golden Eddie was presented to producer director John Sturges. Guest speaker for the 20th annual ceremony Saturday night at the Century Plaza was James Nicholson, president of A rican International Pictures. Shows start at Dusk mmemEEivaiBeii SHOWING NOr it time PACIFIC WALK-IN THEATRES 'Frame a In" Klynn urnl Elaine will crmlfir with Don Knoti In "Mow to Cram a Klgaj," being filmed at Universal. Thin will be the' first time producer-director Ed a hax ti with Flynn since the McHule's Navy TV series and the feature, "McH lie's Navy Joins the Air Force." Sheree North has been signed to costar opposite Burt Lancaster in "The Lawman," original western screenplay by Michael Wilson, which Michael Winner will produce and direct for United Artists. Filming is scheduled to begin in April in Durango, Mex.

Producer Euan Lloyd has formed Frontier Films and will make five films to star Steve Boyd, who co-starred in Llovd's "Shala-ko." As with "Shalako," all five will be based on novels by Louis L'Amour: a 1 1 "Radiga "Flint," "Down the Long Hills" and "Hanging Woman Creek." Columbia Pictures has cone luded negotiations with Hammer Film Productions for "Creatures the World Forgot." a new film by Hammer which Michael Carreras will produce and Columbia will release. Guy Luongo. who was associate producer on KKB KOFOtO A EHMMttT TB- amtwana ACTM MO VMS (rnitivimn a SB -MONDAY thro FRIDAY 1030 P.M. SATURDAY SUNDAY 130 NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY AWARDS HCWDODiro fKOmWtilwCOOHYO. HOWI jBUSQir HZimiSi YtBr uri iMt TONIGHT AT 8:30 0 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE BEST MUSICAL SCORE! oihtEASIWOOP jbuSKRG VDURVWGON ih ALAN WIENER: la TICKETS' ON SUE XT BQX0FFICC niYMJUl JUL SEATS XESEKVED snotr urnc murmin nmm Emu MAnNEES.

Enter Wetk-Sprtor ViciUm. Mir. 23 thra 27 at 10O Children Under 12 Free! hie HonEvmoon FREE-WHEELER Rupert Crosse is featured performer in "The Reivers" in citywide run. Merman in Dolly Role Exclusive to Ttit Times (rem Reuters NEW YORK Ethel Merman will take over the lead role later this month of Dolly Gallagher Levi in the long-running Broadway musical, "Hello, Dolly!" The show, which opened here in January, 1964, stars Phyllis Diller, who ends her run as Dolly March 2o. Miss Merman will give three preview performances before opening officiallv in the role March 2S.

man mem mm us audi that Vm HO FINER ACTOR OF HS KKM-TXWMWOItKUITREKmtSr at OitK lot AipiM TkMe ROBERT REDFQRD1 BENE MOtim OmiA SimrDWML RACER 1 RECOMMEND TATTON' TO 20cw.iir. PATTON amvKvm lrlB226i! narration for Maurice "Tombeau for Martin I-uther King," a work which has been postponed until next season.) Bach's Cantata No. 10fi. "Cod's Time Is Best." Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 and Benjamin Britten's "Cantata Miseri-cordium" were, first of all.

appropriate, distinguished inclusions in homage to Dr. King. Added to that, they were performed with a degree of excellence and dedication that also did honor to the theme of the concert. The 32-voice Chamber Singers, conducted by Hall, brought polyphonic clarity to Bach's cantata as well as a corporate lightness that balanced admirably the small body of strings (including gam-basl, two recorders and harps ichord. Contralto Pauline Law.

tenor Gregory a i baritone John Miller and bass Louis Lebherz contributed the solo parts with distinction. Impact Diluted Unfortunately the text of Britten's work (premiered in 1963 to honor the centennial of the International Red Cross) is in Latin, and so the full impart of the parable of the Good Samaritan is somewhat diluted. Nonetheless, it proved a dramatic, moving utterance in many ways. Tenor Stephen Dublin and baritone Roger Lindbeck sang the solo roles with ringing conviction, as did the choral ensemble. Bach's Sixth Brandenburg Concerto was happily realized by forces as close to the composer's original wishes as one would expect two solo violas (originally viola da braccia I and II), two gamlws.

one cello and double and harpsichord. With Temianka and a Kestenbaum supplying fluent accounts of the demanding solo viola parts. Bach's kineti-cally irrepressible concerto was serve throughout with ebullient authority. Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" (arranged for strings by Eugene Ormandv) ooened the concert. ROBERT RILEY Carol Rosenberger in Recital Wednesday Carol Rosenberger will present an all-Beethoven piano recital Wednesday at p.m.

in the Immaculate Heart College Auditorium. The program consists of the last three sonatas, Op. 109, 110 and 111. 3:45 6.00 8:15 1030 MT 9 YOU WITHOUT RESERVATION!" Judith Crist, N.Y. Magazine) PM-SAT.

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Bjll Cosby read excerpts from Dr. King's writings, all of them touching in their anguished observations. In the light of Dr. King's words, Cosby made his own persuasive plea for wholehearted rejection of animality, ignorance and prejudice. (Cosby's appearance alone replaced what was to have been his Bach St.

John Passion Given in Church A solid, thoughtful performance of Bach's Passion According to St. John was offered Sunday afternoon in 1 1 d' Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Complete, save for one tenor aria, the oratorio profited from conductor Frank Brownstead's comfortable tempos, accurate and tasteful Baroque ornamentation and generally well balanced forces of 40 singers, 10 strings, two oboes, flute and organ. Hayden Blanchard brought healthy vocalism and persuasive impetus to the part of the Evangelist. William Glick's resonant Jesus and the solos of sopranos Brenda Fairaday and Karen Tetamore.

alto Jayne Proppe and tenor Daniel Armisiead laved well. The lowest notes of bass (baritone) Steve Webster were lost in "0 Thou My Saviour." and Roger Wi 11 Pilate came off appropriately although probably unintentionally strident. Brownstead avoided oversentimentality in the introspective chorales and infused the dramatic choruses with controlled rhythmical urgency. Acoustics in the long nave neither helped in matters of blend nor hindered the contrapuntal clarity. Distortions crept in during Part via an amplification system, in the choruses due to an overzealous baritone soloist, and in instrumental interludes thanks to a wobbly fiddler.

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