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THE OBSERVER, SUNDAY 22 JUNE 1980 32 Extraordinary feats Courage and cowardice by PHILIP FRENCH listen to Gaye himself. Then a line delivered by that characteristically hoarse falsetto voice suddenly commanded attention and one 'realised what a beautiful voice it is mellow and incisive and, to use the correct term, soulful. Like his stage presence it has a kind of passionate elegance about it, at once proud and vulnerable. Of all the MoKvwn singers, he seems to have the gift of communicating with a live audience. Stevie Wonder could, no doubt, stagger us with his ingenuity; Diana Ross is achingjly beautif ul and her job inside out; but Marvin Gaye is a born, instinctive performer.

Seasoned artist he may be, but he is also a natural, an earthy spirit who at least gives the impression of acting on the inspiration of. the moment. At- 40, Marvin Gaye is an unlikely sex idol. He dresses fairly conservatively and his hair is noticeably thinning, WHY IS IT that black pop 'singers can overact so outrageously and yet not cause embarrassment to their audience Take Marvin Gaye, for example. He pulls every trick in the book he makes corny little speeches about universal love, gets girls up from the audience to dance with him on stage, and indulges in medleys of old hits and positive orgies of nostalgia without inducing a moment's discomfort.

The answe: liesynot in his stagecraft, nsum mate though it is, but in his idiom. Behind the supplicating gestures and ingratiating, smile is a musical tradition of great age and subtlety; derived equallyvfrdm the; church and showbusinessi When he is per-' orming he is' touched, with the Spirit, to wallow in emotional excess, 'and everyone accepts the fact. The cold, critical eye sees DAVE GELLY on a great Motown performer. how it is done, but cannot really account for the effect. It all comes down to rhythm in the end, the sinuous beat with tricky interjections laid down by a 10-piece band and three backing singers.

Gaye has complete freedom within it to deploy a phrase, elaborate an idea or simply dance around the stage. He knows that his wonderfully elastic structure will accommodate whatever he decides to' do, and it gives him confidence to. get away with extraordinary feats. He can expand a line to breaking-point or, cut it Off with a snap of his fingers and the backing will close' around him. The band was so impressive during Sunday's concert at the Rainbow Theatre that one, occasionally forgot to Marvin Gaye A passionate elegance, -rr: but his movements are live and youthf ul as ever.

For the young men in the ence, in their diSSn" casual's, he obviously repre- sented some kind of idea3C black dance-floor Valentino, the eternal ladykiHer. Judging from the way tKSjfc squeaked, the girls thoughfSB1 too. Graciously he acknjy0 ledged their applause and left the stage sweating discreetly. 1 BRIEFING I Catherine Deneuve as the chanteuse In Courage pher Strong in which, back in 1933, Katherine Hepburn made her second screen appearance. She plays Lady Cynthia, an English lady-n; mnrlpllpH on Amv Tohn- pelling 'character -study of a ruthless Canadian- debt collector, superbly, played by David Peterson, who makes the young like a Butli'n's WISE BLOOD (Minema, AA) Director John Huston and novelist Flarihery O'Con- Yet Hepburn looks wonderful springing around in her beret and jodphurs, and the movie is an extraordinary combination of archaic a tti-.

tudes and those touches of risque business Hollywood David Tindle's tempera Open Doors in the adjacent RA Exhibition (Until 24 August). GERALD BROCKHURST (Maclean Gallery, 35 George St, Wl) Etchings by a. master of- the craft, whose Adolescence of 1932 Vas a son. and Colin Clive (the trie? .1 1 I 1 Llm.r JEAN ROCHEFORT is a one-man double act, combining in his lanky frame the attributes of both straight man and sad-sack comic. He's better looking than Dean Martin, a more accomplished fallabout clown than Jerry Lewis, so it's quite plausible that in his latest film, Courage Fuyons (Curzon, AA), he can attract the beautiful Catherine Deneuve, yet prove a hopelessly incompetent suitor.

"As in Pardon My Affair and its sequel; Pardon My Affair Rochefort plays another of those repressed, cliild-like figures that currently dominate French popular, comedy. Once more he's a -desperate middle aged, middle-class Parisian attempting to escape from his cage of domestic respectability and embark on a passionate adventure. But the character he' plays, one Martin Bel-honime, isn't just trapped by a stern wife, disagreeable children and a dull iob (running a pharmacy). He has, too, a heritage of extreme cowardice, unfolded in a lengthy flashback. In 1916 grandfather raised the white flag and surrendered his platoon at the first (accidental) burst of German machine-gun fire on the Western Front.

In 1938 his father handed over his factory to the workers in a national strike, and when the Germans invaded he took his family to hide in a Jewish household down In Toulouse. During the 1968 evenements Martin demonstrates his courage by picking up a truncheon for a cop one minute and helping students destroy his own new car the next. After "this egregious display, Martin can't face going home, and winds up instead wicli a beautiful chanteuse, Eva Silver (Deneuve). He follows her to Amsterdam, pretends he's a thriller writer, and Bhey start an affair, which ends when Eva's former lover threatens his life. Martin then returns home, pretending to be an amnesiac.

And so it goes. Given the immense talent of i the leading actor and a passably inventive plot that has echoes of certain Danny Kaye vehicles from the 1940s, Courage Fuyons provokes mirth than it should. sound cinema's first Dr vau.c Frankenstein) appears as the Office Code was ngidly en-Tory Minister, Sir Christo- forced. A particularly meni-pher Strong. They, meet at a orable scene occurs, when the society party, having been couple first make love.

All brought in by Bright Young we see is a ''close-up of Hep-Things during a treasure burn's hand switching on a After die agreeable first half hour che laughs. are small and too far apart; mainly due to the meandering fashion in which Jean-Loup Dabadie had developed the script, and the slow, steady pace at which Yves Robert directs. They have worked with Rochefort often before, and clearly he is another of those stars whose progress has been impeded by the directorial wagons hitched to them. Dirk Bogarde's development was adversely affected by his long association with Ralph Thomas, that of Paul Newman by has decision to make film after film with Stuart Rosenberg. One would like to see Rochefort work again with a director worthy of him as Tavernier was, back in 1973, when rhe actor gave one of his best performances in the relatively straight role of the sympathetic police inspector in 'The Watchmaker of St Courage Fuyons is the week's only new- commercial offering, but -at the ICA there's an odd little half-hour picture called Amy, co-directed by Laura Mulvey and one of this country's leading film theorists, Peter Wollen.

and designed to mark the fiftieth anniversary of Amy Johnson's solo flight to Australia. It begins with some inarticulate teenage girls talking about heroism; Mary Maddox sits in a bedroom reading the aviatrix's diaries and walks down the street in a flying helmet; the hazardous journey to Australia is conveyed by a camera tracking over a map as a voice reads contemporary headlines from The Times; Jack Hylton's band plays 'Amy, Wonderful Amy' in extenso over a long take of her Gypsy Moth Jason hanging in the Science Museum. At the service of some theory of communication, the film communicates little, and does not even point out that it was the cycle of late 1920s flying pictures, and especially that helped inspire Amy. The day is however, by the ICA's decision to accompany Amy with a revival of Dorothy Arzner's romantic melodrama Christo- hunt to hnd a woman over neasiae lamp ana piayiug with a travelling clock as two 20 who has never had an affair and a man who has been faithful to his wife for five years. They fall in love on the off-screen voices indulge in pillow talk.

The other good movies are also re-issues. Walter Hill's formal masterpiece, Driver, tut ntcu masicvpieie, ulivcl, xuviera, tiitru auaii ia cvi- Miallv rnnQiiTnTTlsit-pd -in 'NgW -a Knvjiffiro failurp in tQ7R is THE HOTHOUSE Harold Pinter's production of his own'previously unknown early work, foreshadowing m'any of his familiar themes and techniques, transfers to the West End. JOHN BULL'S OTHER ISLAND (Greenwich): Loquacious Shaw that exercises a peculiar pull as the playwright's only confroota. tion with his Irish roots. 1 JULIUS CAESAR (RiversiHe' Studios) More memorable for its direction than its "act" ing, Peter' Giltl's is -the best account of this; politicai thriller in THE OTHER SIDE OF THE.

SWAMP (Phoenix) Royca. Ryton appears in his hdghilyHpraised play about, a hoinosexuail marriage, once successful at the Kihg-Head; reduced prices limited run. Records SHUSHA Here I Love Voisr (Rhapsody RHAP 2, 3.50).-Ten new songs from gentie-yoiced Persian Quietly intense and tivelv original. r-t BERNIE TAUPIN He Wb, Rides The Tiger (Asyluim, 52220, 5). Elton John's lyricist does his own thing.

Rather wordy, but fascinating; all the same. DIANA ROSS Diam (Motown STMA 8033, 539)-Her best aObum for a long time. Soulful and Cinema ANGI VERA (Gate 1, A) Pal Gabor's brilliant, chilling picture of what happened to some good men (and women) who Came to the aid of the Parry in Stalinist Hungary. BAD TIMING (Release, X) Nicolas Roeg's fifth and most accomplished picture to date, a mosaic account of a doomed love affair in Vienna, starring Harvey Keitel, Art Gar-funkel and Theresa RusselL BEFORE THE REVOLUTION (Everyman, X) The Everyman follows up the British premiere of Berto-'luooi's deibut, 'La Com mare wi-th1 his often brilliant -study of a young cineaste discovering Marxism, and (from Thursday) his first big success, the exquisitely poised HIDE IN PLAIN SIGHT (Rite, A) James Caan makes a commendably unaffected start as a director with che true story of a worker deprived of his children by the US' Governments FRIDAY THE 13TH Celluloid abbatoir about a psychopathic killer stalking innocent kids at an American summer camp. LONG WEEKEND (Odeon, Ken, AA) First-dass, if slightly over-studied Australian 'ecological accompanying a dislikeable young nuddle-tlass couple a one-way journey to the New South Wales coast.

SKIP TRACER. (Paris Pullman, AA) Zale Dalen's com martial artistry equally tedious, I gave the film a miss five years ago. That was my loss. Made in Taiwan in 1969, this tale of a timid provincial Chinese portrait painter, getting involved in imperial machinations during the Ming dynasty is an amazing achievement intelligent, imaginative, exciting, beautifully designed, though at three hours ovenlong and at times overblown. The balletic fights are astonishing, and not least for involving in most cases a beautiful woman, Hsu Feng, as the leader of the anti-imperial forces.

In. Western films (i.e. both occidental movies and cowboy pictures) violent, women are dangerous, decadent figures, a source of unease and corruption. Here, this graceful, skilful woman (who shows up Princess Leia of Star Wars' for the pallid thing she is) takes her place in the -fray without question, while her scholar Jlover looks on, quite HteraMy holding the baby. I' now look forward to King Hu's 'The Valiant which follows 'A Touch of and to the NFT's Hong Kong season in' the autumn.

This should give us a chance to: review the. commercial Asian cinema in which the fastidious, highly learned Hu operates. York after her round-the- at last getting really wide distribution in a double-bill world flight, and she goes to her death during a high-altitude test after discovering, that she is pregnant The wic with the coarsely anti-intellectual Hooper, starring high point in Thirties eroticism. Until 5 July. IAN McKEEVER (ICA): 'Fields, Waterfalls and Birds'.

a- collection of systematic drawings of tilth, pigeons, etc. Interesting combination, of approaches involving much graphic flak. Closes next Sunday. GIULIO PAOLINIROGER HILTON (Museum of Modern Art, Oxford) Metaphors and quizzicalities from a leading Italian conceptualises plus a fine selection of the freestyle gouaches painted by Roger Hilton on his sickbed in the year before, his death in 1974. Until 20 July.1 Theatre THE BROWNING VERSION HARLEQUINADE (Lyttel-tori) Rattigan's classic "one-act study of a failed schoolmaster, superblypiayed by Alec- McCowen, coupled with an amiable.slice.6f in-growing theatrical satire.

ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF AN ANARCHIST (W.ynd-ham's): Belt and Braices invade the West End with some jolly political knockabout, originating in Italy. Burt Keynotes as a ioiiy- hull xieyuuius is xiuny- rHrmed dialosue. wnnA criintrman Tn a vartxnfr written by Zoe Akins, is vin- interview Isatbelle Adjani tage tuns t-owara, spolce disparagingly ot i 1 T- Clive and and Hepburn, It did nothing for my she said. In fact HEI used her plastic qualities RtI io Kiiricf i as me ivur soulful wife), deliver it in a manner that would have won as no other director has done Harold Pinter A West End transfer. See Theatre.

nor brought together in fruitful tension for an excellent screen version of her tragicomedy about faith, grace and the religion business in the Deep i Gallery guide SALVADOR. DALI (Tate) Glossy -horrors and. psycho spin offs. Extended until 13 JuJy." ANDREW WYETH (Royal Academy) Life in Maine and. Pennsylvania, lovingly recorded down to the smallest wrinkle; best when least obviously bent on being significant (until 31 August).

For technical comparison see tne respect oi uiust: great umcaa jvwui. (whfrt khfi- nlaved' Eanilv be-: thespians, Lady Celia Mole ttranplpr and Rinfcv Hucker comes a samp classic, it's the only film she will be remembered for. back from Beyond Our Ken and 'Around the 1 1 1 1 The failure of the delicate ub ixuijjuire ul uic uclilolc domeuoay, ui iiau lu be the nrst io say, is tnis Kussian comeay a slave or goodbye then, Love has brought -King Hu's 'This is pure What-A Touch of Zen (AA). back to a brick you are and Gate Two. Finding expo-' I died a thousand times sitions of Eastern mysticism these last two and prolonged displays of Universities PART TIME LAW STUDIES Educational Degree BA In Law (CNAA) the coursa-ls of four years' I duration, or uvs tor nonours.

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a nxea penou or wo years com menctag 1 October 1980. Applicants ahould poascM a back' Around In Blo-cnirlneerlna. Mechani UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER Department of Engineering Applications are invited from graduates in Engineering, MathenatJcs, Physics or Chemistry for Research Demonstratorship, with duties ciatcd mainly with laboratory experimentation. Research possibilities exist in many Gelds of engineering. The successful applicant will be required to work for falshcr degree.

Other applicants may be considered for Research Studentships which ihc Science Research Council is prepared to offer to suitable candidates. Salary within the range 4,183 to 4.729 a year. Further purlieu Fan from Uie Reels' Irar. The University, Leicester LEI 7RH. in whom aDDlfeaUan oh the Applications are Invited for the above cost lo join a sponsored study of the penetration of projectiles into composite materials.

Tenable one year from Seotember 1980 or as toon as possible thereafter, with possibility of renewal' for a further two years. Candidates should have a -sood honours degree, not necessarily In civil englnecrina, but wltb a basis of materials science, tnattic-matics and computing. Initial salary In the range 4402-6062 plus superannuation, depending on age and experience. Suitable candidates may register for a higher degree. Details from Dr W.

F. Anderson or Dr A. J. Watson, Denurmeni of Civil, and Structural Engineering. The University, Manpln Street, Sherlield SI 3ID: telephone 0742.

785SS. Written annllealians with a CUrricu UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL Appointment of Assistant Registrar cal Engineering or Physics, together with a uualiflcation in Physical Educatuon or an Interest In sport. The successful cancltdafe" will be re Applications are Invited for a post ol Assistant Registrar. Candidates should hold a good honours degree. The person appointed will -initially be responsible tor tbe co-ordination and extension of the University's research and development activities with industry and commerce.

Thp will ujllhtn fhr. r.inor fa 437.Fin.4gil n.a.' The Initial Salary Quired to undertake a study ot the nature of forces In joints during and athletic activities. Salary on the IA scale for Research and AnaloHoiu Staff (5.0S2-8.76U. according to qualifications and COUNCIL OF LEGAL EDUCATION INNS OF COURT SCHOOL OF LAW Applications arc invited for the post of ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER GimiidniM shcmM be univcrsitv graduates, preferably experienced in Rcatlcmic administration. Duties to commence a soon as "le.

Salary will be on the scale 5.792 D.a. (including London Allowance) risinc by Ihree annual increments to 6,803 D.a. Prospects of advancement to bisher arades. Concributorv oension scbemc fU.S..S.), Further particulars and annlicalion forms (which rnusl be. "turned by ItJi JuM rnim The Sub-Dean.

The Council of Lal Education, 4 Gray inn Place. Londun WCI. 463S. experience. -um vltae and the names of three will be determined according to qimli'Ocations arid experience but is likely to be at.

or near the bottom of the scale. The post Is financed wltb the assistance nf Ihe Wolfson Foundation. Applications (f, copies) together with the names and addresses of three rrFa ikniilil l.r reUA nnl Intnr lhan Itlh 1440. hv the RealstTar. EDUCATIONAL COURSES also on pages 24 47 APPOINTMENTS also on pages 21, 28 41 Application forms and further par referees to Hie Registrar and Secretary.

Tap TTnivertitv. Sheffield SIO ticularx may nc ithuuneo from mi Reefatrar. The I Jnlvrnltv. Tcedi 2TN. by II July IMD.

Ounie ret The University. P.O. Bin 147, Liverpool L69 3BX. from whom further LS2'9JT quoting reference number particulars may be obtained, ICandldates overseas wno wiin to no so mount date ror application form provided ihould be made by may it no nmy one copy by airmail), fjuott rei, vsrvi, isa Jury, hsp. 14 July 19BU..