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COURIER-POST, CameUn, N. Friday, Mdy 5, 1969 26 'Faces 9 Has Greatest Tag for Metier WemMh feeling neglected and rejected, nominated for Academy Merit Scholar Va. Tech Wins Youth Of Delanco By STEPHEN ALLEN Courier-Post Staff By Dr. S. L.

ANDELMAN "FACES" is undoubtedly one of the greatest American on sit at home watching television. movies that has ever been made. But you should be warned at Awards. The film seems even more realistic with its having been filmed in black and white (When was the last time you saw a black and white American movie?) and in cinema verite style. One could call it a "glorified home movie" and it has been called this but this is a little unfair.

"Faces" is a movie to be seen at least once by anyone who is interested in what is happening in film. It is playing at the Ritz Theater. the outset that it also is probably THE most depressing (EDITOR'S NOTE This is another in a series of profiles of Smith Jersey winners of national merit scholarships.) I American movie that has been made in a long, long time. goes with some girlfriends to a local discotheque and jointly they pick up a bright-eyed, grinning young stud (Seymour Cassel) and bring him home. Hubby finally goes to bed with prostitute and finds it less than wonderful; and wifey finally goes to bed with young stud and finds it so degrading that she tries to kill herself.

Hubby comes home the next morning and finds what wifey has done and life goes on and on and on. There is no resolution of the plot, there is no climax. It just goes on. Much like life. DIRECTOR CASSAVETES DKLANCO Charles Winkelspecht son of Mr WHEN an overweight friend of mine is asked what he does about exercise, his answer is always the same: "Whenever I get the urge to exercise, I rest for about 15 minutes until the urge goes away." Unfortunately, this facetious attitude is the approach many Americans have to exercise and physical culture.

This is why we have a reputation for being sports-minded, but not sportsmen. Our spectator sports football, baseball, horse racing and the like attract millions. Even more millions and Mrs. Winkelspecht of 713 Hickory is headed for Virginia Polytechnic Institute in the fall with the help of a four It is perhaps the most realistic American movie that has ever been made which leads us to the question: Do we really want realism? If escape is what you want when you go to the movies (And what's wrong with then "Faces" is not the film for you. year National Merit TIIK HOME-BOUND fans primary exercise during a game consists of a short walk to the refrigerator for a snack or a beer.

The fan who actually goes to the game limits his physical exertion to climbing the stadium ramps and steps, overusing his vocal cords, if the game is a close one, and very probably putting a little extra strain on his heart. Of course, millions of Americans do participate in various sports personally. Golfing is an example. And this used to be fine exercise before someone thought of using a motorized cart to save the walk between holes. Our greatest participation Scholarship.

The 18-year-old senior at Holy sport is bowling. About 5 million Americans men, women and children bowl fairly regularly, but even this is limited to one or maybe two nights a week. ANOTHER growing participant sport is pocket billiards. And you know how much exercise is involved in a game such as this. In the home, the chores which used to occupy a full day are now accomplished in a few hours with the aid of automatic washers and dryers, dishwashers, ironers and, of course, canned and frozen foods.

This leaves the housewife with at least a few hours to engage in coffee klatchcs or bridge or canasta games. I'm not saying she's not busy, mind you, I'm just saying she has, or at least should have, more leisure time than her mother did. ALL THIS MEANS most of us get a lot less physical exercise than we should. Cross High School, Riverside, CHARLES F. WINKELSPECHT JR.

will nave his civil engineering has brilliantly chosen unknowns studies financed in part by the Crowell-Collier and MacMillan Foundation, which has granted FOR THIS production of John Cassavetes (who played the (bit actors) for his roles, and thus they cannot be identified! husband in "Rosemary's dissects the life of af him $4,000 or $1,000 per year. Eldest of four children, Charles attended St. Peter's New 3.5 Million City Hall Opens In Atlantic City ATLANTIC CITY-The new $3.5 million City Hall opened BOUILLABAISE as served in Marseilles, The "CAPTAIN PLANK," a huge broil of all seafoods in our very own style. From frog's legs to beef Stroganoff You'll thoroughly enjoy fluent, bored middle-class America in a way that is depressing to watch. It's too real to be entertaining.

Sunday to Thursday The All New TOWNE PARK MOTEL 8th MARKET STS. CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY 3 65-4 9 90 witn anything you have ever seen before (which makes them seem even more They play brilliantly together, and the husband (John Marley) and the stud (Cassel) were Parochial School in Riverside before enrolling at Holy Cross. The scholarship winner is a member of the National Honor Society and has made the honor A middleage man with a beautiful home and an attractive wife is attracted out of roll several times during his boredom to a high-priced tros- high school career. LOPEN FROM 7 A.M.I 5 titute he meets in a bar (Gena He is a member of the high school glee club and sings in LOMBARDO'S hVinBMHIfV Wtt Rowlands, Cassavetes' real-life the choir at St. Peter's Church.

wife.) NOW! THE ALL TERRACE ROOM at Ail TAVERNj SINGLES NITES FRI. SUN. He also has appeared annually in high school musical productions, this year as part of a He decides to chuck his marriage for her sake, since at least she is fun and his wife is not. But when he leaves his its doors for business yesterday as a bell tolled 12 times in a ceremony of dedication. At the same time, the old City Hall building, built in 1901, was closed.

It will be razed soon, and a park built in its place. The new building stands eight stories tall and has a shiny black glass exterior emphasized by imposing, massive and decorative entrance ways. It was under construction for more than a year. Cove Road Westfield Ave' quartet in "Finian's Rainbow Special Mites for ENGINEERS DOCTORS BBSjjMml) 1 Party Nite Every Wednesday Li fillili.1 i No Admission No Minimum PENNSAUKEN wife and returns to the dtok Charles is a member of the school Chess Club and of the titute, he finds her entertaining Correspondence Chess League LONDON INN inlimeti for wuoiuiuhj wiui wnuin lie is forced to become chumrriv of America. Last year he was a MUSIC FRI.

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