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THE GUARDIAN Saturday March 1967 5 THEATRES MANCHESTER CONCERTS Radio Manchester Harrogate OFEHA HOUSE. Uanotate 21X8, OPEBA BOUSE BLA ITS! ITUl Mar 11 I Mirrwaie Lnmiaw auw tiii7 nivnpkTiKP MA UK I AGE 2J TELEVISION by Stanley Reynolds Vl1 Carriole A Colman Cvza 45. Sat. B. yllHI? BOLTON HAYDNSCHUBERT 52 4th ApriUnd May FESTIVAL CENTRAL LIBRARY, CIVIC CENTRE LOEWENQUTU STRING UUABTET with TEBEr.CE WEIL, rtola Sll Recitals on 11th, tttb, 15Ul, 18th.

20th and 22nd April it 7.30 am. Season Ticket 36- Slosle Ticket: Adults 71, student! ay- easier aiunnr Openinx ol New RrtorySeaspiL VEED1CT by Antna ChrUtJe. F1T4AL WEEK Evenings at and 8 35. Mat Sat. at 2.15 Season must end March 11.

Please book now. Your last chance to see THE FABULOUS BACHELORS in "THE BACHELORS SHOW" An Ail-Stir Comedy Revue. Liverpool PLAYHOUSE, li.erpool EOIal Ktt. Victoria Hall, Knowsley Street 2Mb April at 7.13 pjn. ANNIE P1SCUEB.

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Mats Wed. sit. at 130. D'OYLY CARTE OPERA COMPANY a season of Gilbert and Sullivan Operas Hcnff booUnc Please apply to Box Offlce for repertoire. AN a day when the "New Statesman" reaches the provinces with Malcolm Muggeridge asking Am I a Christian 1 it is perhaps too bad of the BBC to pipe him out at night as well.

At the rising the sun we have M.M., making the now almost ceremonial references to "sanctified playmates," Mr Hefner, and the Three Panaceas for all Matrimonial Ills (divorce, contraception, abortion), and at the sun's setting he collared Leonard Woolf in the first of two programmes on this founding member of the Bloomsbury Set. Shot in high summer (presumably) on the 'Sussex Downs, we had an opening shot of Muggeridge, Woolf, and a dog wandering through glorious scenery. Here perhaps we had hope for Woolf, albeit 87 but on his own home ground, being able to keep Muggeridge's personality at bay. But then M.M. sprawled on the grass carelessly and the elder man sat gingerly beside him.

We might just as well have been back in the studio with the downs a mere back projection: Muggeridge is self-assured, all projecting, completely master of -the television camera. Perhaps it is because, like Burt and Kirk and Lollo -and Brigitte, he simply has star quality. You can't keep your eyes off him when he is in focus. Many critics have taken Muggeridge to task for not being a serious writer or a man of intellectual action. But in front of a camera, he is one of those interviewers who people say upstages his subject.

I don't think he can help it. Certainly he is a bad reporter. The programme was called "An Unredeemed Woolf stated this at the onset, but that was the last we heard of ideas or intellect. Muggeridge questioned him gracefully about Virginia Woolf, and for a moment it was grand listening to a man who had gone up to Cambridge in 1894, had been chums with Lytton Strachey and Clive Bell, and who had met Virginia Woolf when "fierce and silent" she came up to visit her brother. The camera faded graciously to a long shot as Woolf spoke of his wife's suicide in 1941 in the very garden he and Muggeridge now sat in.

But for the rest it was very much a display of Muggeridge's supreme lack of curiosity. Woolf started saying something about a way of life getting killed in 1914-18, but Muggeridge just nodded sagely and brought the conversation around to his own pet topic. "And how do you feel, Leonard, about dying Leonard said he didn't feel too keen about it really, and M.M. nodded his head sagely again, almost as if he were going to try to get Leonard dismissed from the call-up. Then they walked off' into the leafy distance.

Next week Muggeridge will be talking with Leonard Woolf more fully about Virginia Woolf. Evenings 7.3Q. -sa-urnay 3 p.m. pjn. TONIGHT AND UNTIL MARCH li JOHN NEVILLE'S Controversial production ol MEASURE FOR MEASURE larch 21 ARMS AND THE MAW.

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One week ooly Cell Johcsoa Mlcbael Bordera. Richard Brier. Jeaaller Huary In RELATIVELY SPEAKING A new comedy by Also Ayrxbonm. Directed Hire) raoick CvenlsE In landon. March 29.

HRLLK VHP znn PARK. Onen Dallf lOajn Bum Botit Ballet Suit HlUr thy RU nonltuul AVIARIES. AQUARIUM. REPTlXaTinjl Sea Lion Pertormiccw DANCING NIGHTLY In tbe New EUsabethaD BaUroom. TOP THE LONDON MOZART PLAYERS at the Manchester Cathedral Arts Festival by Gerald Lamer UAKCHESTEB COLLEGES ARTS FESTIVAL Admission Free The Public are oordlall; lnrlted TEH club laaemDen).

euotuy pan, TBN-m BOWLING DAILY 10 a.m Rotherham by ANNE DUCHENE THERE was an Irishman told by the Blessed Mother that his home was under a rose bush a man from Birmingham convinced that Indians are putting crocodiles in all our canals a woman deeply and sorely confused by her evident desire to murder her husband a young woman who was feeding the baby one morning when through the window she saw little pearls in the sky and, down among the petrol-blue leaves, dinosaurs wandering. There was an angry young woman, full of contempt" Why worship sanity I think sanity's the biggest insanity of the whole bloody lot and a very calm one, who said, I'm not sure whether I should be cured, or whether madness is an experience one should face." There was a young man, with whom one sympathised, worried because if he takes two red pills a day he counts as "sane," but if he stops taking them he becomes mad again was this the right treatment, he wondered, and how could such things be There were 12 schizophrenics in Anne Owen's programme about their condition, "Things Fall Apart" (Home, Wednesday), and three doctors, who differed appreciably about their treatment. One could quite see why the term seems to cover a vast range of mental divergence; and there is no agreement as to whether it is an organic condition, a malfunctioning of the brain, or the reaction of a normal brain to abnormal stresses, (There seems a strong link between many schizoid delusions and the beliefs of the' outside world, and one doctor quoted a Russian woman who, after the Second Party Congress, declared herself the mother of Lenin and Khrushchev hut not of Stalin.) The programme should, I think, have made these difficulties plainer. Probably it would have done, given an hour in 45 minutes one could hardly hear all the doctors might have said, as well as a sufficient part of all that the patients were prepared to explaia Or should one, perhaps, not attempt any vulgarisation of a subject, so delicate, indecisive, and yet (nowadays) highly technical Surely we should. This very sober programme was fascinating, partly because of these difficulties.

Also, of course, because it in some degree related to all of us, if we acknowledge that our own minds sometimes feel pretty And radio seems a very decent medium for such excursions. It would be painful and needless to see on film the faces of the confused, for example, whereas it is a moving experiment in human sympathy to hear them talking a salutary discipline for those of us who, -as Dr Anton-Stephens put it early in the programme, are able to maintain a fairly clear boundary around what we consider ourselves to be." This programme was not scheduled for repeat, hut-deserves a second hearing; its imperfections were chiefly Inherent in its subject It came, incidentally, from the Topical Unit in the Birmingham studios, which often put out robust, social matter in various forms I much regretted having no space here at the time to praise Helen Fry's admirable, militant programme about cervical cancer from there last year. Another point of human urgency that might easily be encompassed is the sonic boom, I militantly feel, and I was not surprised to be appalled last week when the South-west regional news carried an interview with a bureaucratic-sounding Concord expert, who, when obliged to. said there really was, yes, a need for research into what he called "the effects of annoyance and startle." Indeed: even the Americans have turned down their thumb on this particular "progress "shall we not ultimately have to put our beautiful Concord into a museum Or do we really want to jeopardise our peace of mind with annoyance, and It seems that- radio, which can -allow itself the luxury of lost causes, doesn't have a minatory programme about this bang and all at least once a month. May I also draw delighted attention to -the editor of "Modern Railways'," who said in a programme last Friday, that some of our railways were now the best anywhere in the Western world, apart from Japan A shrinking world indeed.

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Mozart; Piano Concerto tn major, Coronation" KJi37 rssthleei tlmi. (diMl Coventry jyUN flaCCABB "Tbii Worlde'a ale" (soprano and Dlano) RICHARD RaODNE? BENNTTT LYCEUM. (Sheffleld 22SU.I Etn. 7JQ. EaL BXt and 8j0 week orur.

Cella Johnson, atlchael Hordem. Rlchanl Briers. Jennller HOary tn RELATIVELY SPEAKING A new comedy by Alan Ayekbocm. DUected by Nlcd Fatrkk. Opmlni la London, March 3.

TVHE LONDON MOZART PLAYERS gave a delightful concert for the Manchester Cathedral Arts Festival last night It was conducted by Harry Blech who, in charge of 6uch an expert chamber orchestra as this, is relieved of some of the conductor's more routine duties and can afford to stop beating time whenever he needs to concentrate on other, less-basic matters. The general result is that their performances of. eighteenth-century music are stylish without being precious, precise without being inexpressive, respectful of convention and so all the more communicative of the innovations which thrilled the composer's contemporaries but which now tend to pass unnoticed in less-understanding performances. Mr Blech is perhaps not the most elegant conductor to be seen on the platform today he sometimes looks as if he directing Bruckner rather than Mozart but bis gestures produce reactions within the scale of the interpretation, the phrases he shapes emerging with elegance as well 'as emotion. GyBrgy Pauk, the soloist in Mozart's Violin Concerto in K.218, was the ideally chosen partner for the conductor and orchestra.

His qualities are very much the same, but 'SO, and it was noticeable that his first entry raised the temperature of the interpretation but did not contradict the spirit of it (even though, at this early stage, he was playing not quite in tune). Because of the absence of exaggeration in the execution, and because of the consistent clarity, the originality of Mozart's writing made an unusually thrilling effect the curiously strong and' oddly placed dynamic contrasts in the; main- theme of the slow movement, for example, the unconventional tempo changes in the last movement, and the instrumentation intone of, the episodes. The programme was 'well chosen, too, for Haydn's Ninety-first Symphony in flat is not often heard, lovely work though it was proved to be and there was also a little known work from a later period, Dvorak's early and lush Nocturne for Strings, to vary the texture. The one comparatively unsuccessful performance was of Schuberfs Fifth Symphony-in flat, D.48S, which suffered a loss of life from time to time and some rhythmic distortion. Parn: Blest Pair of sirens.

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3IS FOHSYTH'S. Peansiate. ttanofaejlei 8. BLA 7301 THE VICTORIA DB LOS ANGELES RECITAL at Central Hall by Philip Hope-Wallace UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER ROYAL ALBERT HALL liAXACDtrKAKXAituNDY Kensington, SSf.7. FACULTY OF MUSIC DENMARK ROID.

THE AD SOLEM ENSEMBLE JAMES DAVIS IT101U) BARR5T GRIFFITHS (TIDlla) PAUL CROPPER ITinla) CHARLES UEERT IcellO) UAURICB arrCHISON piano On FRIDAT UARCB 17. 10B7 at 7 30 ojn TCHAIKOVSKY FESTIVAL ROZHDESTVENSKV LONDON SYMPHONY MANCHESTER INSTITUTB OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS SCmCS TO MEMBERS atarth n. 1-15 o.m COLLBCTOB'S CBT-MI Da VI LONG DAY'S JOUBNS? INTO KIGHT at 33 Geotse street, Manoneater Admission bj ticket tralj tram Sec '4 DoveleTB RoaC, saUord Q. Uemoera im. their mests 4a.

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In flat major. BEZTTH07EN 8tnni Ourtet, Op US Id rpHE second (Spanish) half of Victoria de Los "Angeles' -recital had the packed audience in the Festival Hall in such transports of enthusiasm that they- even split up, with deafening applause, the (three ongs known "La Maja dolorosa," the third of which found the singer at the very considerable, pinnacle art -hardly less wonderful-was "El Majo discrete" (also one of Granados's Tonadillas). If ever there were an' example of a smile in the voice In, the Spanish- group, Vives's The portrait of Isabella," a jota by Gundi and a most beautiful song about the child Jesus Santo," sung on a diminishing, thread of sustained. tone, were among most perfectly enjoyable. Here is a lovely artist, reminding us that no music is more unique than that which issues from a human throat (though precisely it is of a thrush singing carefree in the sunshine that she can also remind us).

Having long loved her art, it vexes me to have to report that she seemed out of voice in the first part Enough of an actress to make the audience, rise to Erlkonlg," she was 'still uncertain and brittle on some sustained notes-in her Schubert group (in "An die Musik" the rise at "in eine bessere Welt EntrOckt," for example). And she. can still get about in agile style in Oh, had I Jubal's lyre even if the voice now seems to have lost volume and some overtones. Geoffrey Parsons was accompanist and helpful. BRAHMS Piano Quarter, Op ZS, la A Slain Tickets 13a) from ttie Secretary.

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Brlttsa Sonet Frlendsnlp Society. VICTOR HOCUHAUSEa presenla CAMEO VICTORIA trtnn Qt OLD VIC. THE NATIONAL THEATRE WHITEHALL WBI 6692.) Evg Wed- Sat. (ihw! uftag5ier innuer, samiiD TBE MANCHESTER MUSE OH. TUE UNIVERSITY.

PUBLIC LECTURE. TOMORROW at 730 A NIGHT IN VIENNA OABLTON. (Wht -Vnt i Anrhn Onlnn AMBABSADOstS. ITera. 1171.) Evas.

8. Mats. Tuea, MS Sat. 5 4 8 Aiatha Christie'! TUA MOUSETRAP, istn unashamed year. Bulldlna Brunswick Street Toaay.

7 JO THE ROYAL HUNT OF THE SUN Tue. Wed. 7 JO: A rlea la Uer Eai. Ttuir. 3JS St 130: Dane el Oealb.

Seals available tain Mat. Wat. 761a. uua utoi (Hi. stain UUUU (A) Vol.

am M3. mon. B-JU (Ml cvru "THE FUNNIEST MUSICAL IN YEARS" Starrlna Danny La Rue Gary Miller an Eidiard wattis COME SPY WITH ME "Hill tilt bnllsere." Oteerver rroaa, n.4a, Sat U.15 pjn. CASINO CJNEBAMA (Ger. 68T7.) (Lie.

bar. MANCHESTER CINEMAS wwinw rtitjk iaj mi ana 1.40 Sats at 3 0. 50 8.40, and midnight. Suns at 3 30 and 70 All Bookable. "Manchester and the Repeal of tbe Corn Laws 18JS-1 84.9" bj Dr H.

CHALONER. II A Today 3 0 PJn. Adrolaaion Pre. Saturday next KAP.I3A and tbe ZUIDER ZEE by J. Forde-Johnston.

MA F3jl. Waltt: GaU aad surer Lataar eina Kleme NutUmoaUc Plrricatto PoDta 8tanM Walts Blue Daoobe J6bsa Straoac orerture. Die Piedennaus Jobaon smmsa Music of tie Sphere Josd straoai Unflnialied Syropbooy Tales from th Vienna Woodi Johann straoia Radetaxy March straua APOLLO (Gerrard 8 0 Thur. sat and Easter Man 60 and 8.40 Second year ALFRED MARKS. RUTH DUNNING in SPRING Si PORT WINE By BUI Naushton.

EoefaaoUm." 3. Tmi Wow bocfclai until July. WMnHIAMIS. (Tem. 3028.1 Eva 8.

Sal. OLD VI THE NATIONAL THEATRE. ABO AEUW1CK OltllEN ABD 11U OLASSlOj Balcec Slreet (Wei. 8830.1 Aawice twocinx tor pm uay by aped form only open Mai. 11 to la.

Foma aTiUablt tree tram boat offlce. Auorer nDOnm. nut nttnr bthrv mi ins rAuit.s uai iaj Wr. 3.48, 5 ii. 8 3D Sun.

2.35. 510. JO. Film. Froerammes LB, 4.15, 7.40.

and Sat. UJ15 pjn. Aiai wen s. Anna uasaey in THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODEE A resotmdiox wholesale triumph of tbt sort res erred for cbaerver. MANCHESTER LITERARY AND ABO DEANSQATE.

DEA. 1112. PALAOK. ICer. 8834.) Ells t.O Sat.

SIS. CLASSIC, llampstead (Swl. 4000.) Gepm weeanus 2 de 7 pjn. sun. ajo o.aa.

David Lean a DOCTOB ZHIVAOO IA1. CITY OF BIRMINGHAM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conductor: VILEM TAUSKY Tlcketa: 36, 76. 108. 157- UJ- (KEK. SZ121.

Open tomorrow from sm. -sti skssi. aj a jusur.A-a. I 1 llTJinjJUial IAJ 1.10, 5.0, i.O. Hodt H0dD, PlLLOSf C1NEFUONE, Uarli.t Slrtet.

DBA 4111. GAMTIMPQE (Tern. 60M.) Eyp. at 8J Sata. 520 aad rso.

Mats -num. Patrick Wrmai. Patience Collier tu magnificent." Guardian in THE JUDGE Jobn Mortimer most aktlitd and pro-rooaUre D.B. GRIPPING. An abaartlDg at, ow.

woo. aoa auier uoo. a.ao, IZgl Srrenaoa, stepcien Doailas. ITDr Emanuel 110 IN THE SHADE "Best miuflcal we haw." Sunday Time. HAMPSTEAD THEATRE CLUB.

PR! 9301. raiLuswuiuAi, bouisrx President's Lecture THE LIT. AND ITS PAST AND ITS FUTURE by HAYBURST, M.Sc CEoc FR.l.c, AUI.Cnem.En PJLES. MONDAY, MARCH 13, 10SI. at 6 15 p.m.

59 GEORGE STREET. MANCHESTER 1. CLASSIC, FlecadaiT arena. (Ger. 2S50.I rorua AH fiVKniHQ WITH MALCOLM HUGGEBIDOE.

PALLADIUM (Gcr. 7373). Dally 2 45 30 TALK Of THE TOWN 01 734 5051.1 From 5,13 hi, mi. uuu ui rivnu ip, usa GOAL! (UJ. 1.0.

ISO. 6JSS, 56 ami Sat. 11.15 pjn. aaanattr; wtlhain Lyna aoa oaot: WEL 2141 and Adwatt1 WIGM0RE HALL W.l. COMEDY.

4Whl 2578 830 FIWELU FIELDING. HUGH PADDICK uifflui ee uoiiuna. am. urw tusvuis IULD WEST END and at 11 o.m TOM JONES COLISKOI CLtEBAMA (Tem. S151.) u.ir tuuuuui inc.

oriAiAjwa, TERRV SCOTT HUGH LLOYD LN Tb IritgnlAcent piLntomun CINDERELLA LONDON IN MIK RAW IX) 2 DJa-jS WHITE SLAVLK3 CXI 3 20. US) STARTS TOMORROW Vvea Uoatand, Slmcoc stxnoret THE SLEEPING CAB MUKDEB (X) Sunday at 4 IS and 45 Weekdays at L45. 5 15. 9 43 BrlxHIe Bardot A OAVIS1IINO IDIOT IU) undji. nl 1 30 ud 5 55 int.

iswus in in. beslnnJiir (U) LONDON CONCERTS LET'S GET A DIVORCE I TICKETS 10-. 71-. v- (except when otherwise stated) 1 came out with my stomach aching Suodan at 3.30 1.30. All seats bootabls.

nan lamnter. buimsj Jiapress PHOENIX ITem mU I U.U Sat. 5.30. 8 30 LONDON GALLERIES COLUMBIA. 5414 Elizabeth Tajlor.

Weeidayi at 13.0, 3.26. 6 TODAY, at I RAUL ROSA Arsenttna Pianist, choyeaux lAatvafenumt CLASSIC Ozrord Bead Station CEN HU. SUBEW lU). Sep bookaole. 20.

a 30. Sun. 4 30. 8.30. sal Ute NlEbf snow U.M.

see alio tbe iWity ciSemaT DBIAN QALLZBIES, R-7 Porchester Place, MarUe Arcfa. W2. VIOLET TENGBERG palntinji. dally. 10-5.

CBITEHON. IWbL 3HS) Eic 815. Thur. Bat, 6 8.4S London's tTroat liuah." Kim ot tbe World. Mlcbssl Bales In LOOT Erentttf Staodard Drama Awara Beat Play of tbe Year.

DOUCLAS BYNG. RONALD L3.1TS. JULIET MILLS Oscar Wilde's Lady Windermere's Fan Directed Or Antbo--r Quayle. LAST TWO Sua: Loo est Whtoper X). 76.

TOMORROW AFTERNOON, at LONDON PIANOFORTE SERIES RICHARD GOODB Sonaa la Op. 63 Sdiabtct Sooata A majv, op. ICQ Beethorea Otvlddnndlertliut, Op. I SciwmiJin alawecicnL Tbta A TUktt Ltd. DAVENPOBT fitwknort.

GBOSVCNOU GALLKBY, 90 Davlea 1 ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC PATRON'S FUND The Queen'i Prizes for Singer aitwn, under as oo Mar I. 1367. wHlcb tilt cluadni date far entry, are eliaibie Prize moaer totau 300 entrance fee 3 23- Od. The oompeiktion will lata place in October 19S7 Particular! and Entry Form from The Reelstrar, Trie Floyil Collff of Music PtTpcj Road London, 9 W.7 COMPTON (Ger. 45130.) 1SLB OF DESIBE, dub members 10-.

Join now. CUBZON. (Cro. 3737.) Un Homme Et Vat (L 7 40) George Pepoard (Mat. Sat 3 p.m.1 im.

uijue. nuta iai at a pjn. ana i ao PIOCAD1LLV IGer. 4508 I Eveslnu at 7 45. DAUBY LANE Tem.

1106) 7 30 Wed. and OAUMONT, Oxford Street. CENtral 1323. MA at 0 30 SJU. Stuart DamoD, Judttb Bruce stubbr Sare iruiucf.

i.v, b-oo. m. ana sats. .11. D1LLY.

63SA.i TMR Tniif-w wi a HUUU1M1. MAN Ui- MACslC Oft l. A.M 3ND YEAR SMASH BIT MUSICAL DORA BRYAN, in HELLO, DOLLY TUESDAY NEXT, at IM DE WARRENNE-GREEN DUO Recital ol uulc Ior Two Pianos. Variations on Haydn theme, Op. SGo Brahms Concerto tur 2 solo pianos Stravinsky Mozart iSona'a MS) Rarel I La Valsel.

etc Uanazement Ibba Tlllett ud. Great New Comedy MuatcaL Orer 100 perts. bEX. Club memberi 10-. Join Now uai aB pvnanxa ana frapnics lasx aay.

flABI PISCHEll Hydra paliuinss to Marco 33 Dally 10-fi. Saturday 10-1. LE1CESTEB OALLEKlEs, 4 Audley Square. South Audley Street, W.l. EVBelllniWin-SraUh recent paintings and AuatraUan Cguatn bulldlnii by Helen OiUrle.

Sats. 10-1 UAULSOBOUQU FINE ABT 39 Old Bond Street Wl. Paintings by SIR WILLIAM NICHOLSON and Drawinia by DAVID ROMBERG. Dally 10-5. Sats lO-U Admission free.

Until April 7. weeuavs ami sunemjs, a jo ana ia Mardi 21 No Erenliig Fcrtonaance Julie Andrews, Plummer. THE SOUND OF MU8IO Ui TODD-AO DE LUXE COLOUR lU Seats U6. 106 B0, 08 Reduced prices ChUdren and OAF Monday to Friday Matlnres Only Box OftVe open ID 30 Id Sun a to rniNCE or wales, iwni Suoi Evis b.o llOMINION, Tolt, Ct. fid.

(Mtii. 2176 and tATUUllAT NEXT, mi GOEBEL TRIO Piano Tnoa tureitxmn, Braama. Ilemlehaohn Manacemenr ibU TUleU Ud. Dora' coununy comedy snouid keep Drurj Lane pactad for monthi and months. People 'iw-i duu auarcm, uormotuier Plummet Ui Rodiers Hammc-rstCkln THE SOUND OF MUSIC (U) tn Todd-AO and Col.

Sen, oerfs. a.30, Sun. 40. 8- AU okiw EMF1BE. (Ger.

1E34) DOCTOB ZUIVAGO oc atu ai iir, o.ao FRANK1E CILLA HOWERD BLACK WAY OUT IN PICCADILLY PRESS ACCUUM. SMASH HIT. BALE CINEMA ALTriocbara UI8 DUOBEBS Tem 243.) Now comm. Mem. next at 7 3o, then 8 0 Sats IS 0 S30 FOR FOUR WEEKS ONLY Nlcol Williams In Goiol'i THE DIARY HAJaJOBOUGH NEW LONDON GALLtKV.

n.i. taic pen. sat. 11.30. Sun.

3 7.30. AU ai.m kV.k,. k' QUEEN'S (Ret. 1166.) Evenlnts at 8.0. George 5ta Aiec CLUnoess QtllLLEB HEMORAKDIiM (At 3 30 St 5 J6 STARTS TOMORROW Shlrlev MacLaine duel Calne (tn Tvhnlffalftr JACEY P1LM TIIEATIl.

SALOMON ORCHESTRA Conductor i NICHOLAS DBAITHWAITE Soloist: FRANCES MASON Tomorrow (Sunday) at SO pan. Benate Uonsa. CambridEe. Tneaday next, at 8.15 pja. Commonwealth Initltnte, Senslnetou HIcti St.

Orerture Leonora No. a Beetboren irkacda Four for vloltn and orchestra Peter Sculthorce (1st performance in tbU oountrj) STmpltoQlc Poem Orpheus Llsrt Ooncerto- for Orchtstra Bartok ireet, w.i. i-'BAuia BACON Becent PainOnis Admission 38. Studetiu 1- in 0 maian Art and Archives Rescue Fund. Dally lu-5.

Sits 10-12. Until April 14. nifTcDv a a. a. a mi PP A MADMAN TUESDAY, UABCB lh Ajnertran Placln EUGENE LIST Bach.

Beathoveh Biahma, schumans. Cboola Chore lux atanaaxcoenL SaUordt, BedtuU Surrey. (Horlej am.) VrrU.U.',V tTin WEDNESDAY NEXT, at J0 Dutch Planifl JOHAN VAN BEEK Uoeart, BeethoTta Schubert, Chopin. OrtheL Choreaux Manatement SaUorda. RedhlU.

Sumy. IHorley 439L) mac mursoar -J aaturoaTS Q.u Be so. JACK KLUGMAN VICTOR SPIMETTI THE, ODD COUPLE "The luanteH play in London." D. Em Sundaj 7 SC. Weekdays 6 pro, 8 90.

Fross. UO, 130. 4.35, 7.40. DDKS OF YORK'S (Tem 5122 6.0. Sat.

NKW nXFnitn. nvford Rl CEN 1)BZ. Rit TU. SCULPTORS DBAWLN GS lF a. Fontern Borneo Jaliet lU).

Sat. 8t Bun, a.45 Jk p.m. Mon. ft only. HOXAL COURT.

SIo. 1746.) Last two perls. AAuii 1 vo aMAiraaTS w-i. BOTAL SOCIETY flF phtltratt paihtwhu Tonlxla Ule Show at 11.0. Tel: 030.S253 ojo, bju i out zju Gjaoyi uooper, Wendy Hitler.

Leo Genu. Lana Mo nil Somerset Maarhaua's THE SACRED FLAME "Hllh-ctasi irhodum.lt Tel. Lit wta ODEON, Oxford Street. CRN 611 at ITERATION OF BBlTuSil ARTISTS A aniJAJ 4LUU ItOU WeUtefe ROOTS LONDON PAVILION. IGer.

2983 1 Idc. Bar. Marlljn Uimroe, Tooj CurtlsT jidi ACCIDENT (A) at Ito. 40. Mght ct tbe General 3 to.

7 IS. i.liils, o.a yunojx street, fiu Man DAILY (lot SATS.) 10-5 AdmlsJon ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL IEX, Wlimslov. "TUB BLUE MAX" lA) Freabtiess, vlcour, passion, and seneraslly of spirit." Kreumer. Dally Express. Thur.

Prosramniea at 11.50, 2.S. s.10 and So Sunday: at 2ii. 5.10 ajm no VIOTOR, TwenUeth-oeniiiry Et BO Bat IS, 30 Judf DfUCb. Ian COI TONIGHT AT 0 ana South Bank of the Thames General Uanaier: John Denlson C- a LrHdrin 1 SAVILLE (Tem. 40U.) Ltd.

Seas. 8.0 Sat WADWNGTON OALLEB1ES, 2 Cork 1, THE PROMISE SO GOOD SO TRUE. A SO MOVING.1 STUDIO 1, Oxford Ilaad CEN 2137. Retained I Retained 1 I Hayto Mills. Kywel Bennett TH, FAMILY WAV (X).

Eastman Colour. Wttkflayc 13 25. 3 5. 5 40. 5.20.

Dk3u ee aw. wea. xsl urns umoon AXricca Dancing cd Spectacular MusicsJ Lmiiy j.u-u, aaia. xu-i Harold Hobson. Sunday Times.

A DJOLIBA 0'i. UETUOPOLK SOLOMON AND SUEBA (A) In Technicolor. At 3.0, so. San 4..30. 5 0.

Sookablo (Vie. 0208. SSOO. 4ST3). ODLO.N, Ilarmark.t.

(Wti JT38,) Peler Brook's aitUATSADE IX) to' Coi'a'. Swarate Performances 2. J4J. sat UO. 4.45.

s.o, sun. 430. s6. BookabTe. ODON, Lelc.

Sq. Peter O'Tooie, Omar Sr' 111 11,0 IW ol pnsinre tieinnt." owener. Uninhibited enthusiasm." Mir. a major pleuiim" B. St.

Stunnlni." P.E. LONDON OPERA AND BALLET SPBCIAI. LATE SHOW TONIGHT AT PJd. CITS MUSIC SOCIETY BEETHOVEN WEEK Mar. 13 DENIS MATTHEWS Dlabelli Variations.

Op. 14 ALLAN SCHILLER Op. 109 32 Variation. Op. 491 MARIA DONSKA Op.

106 (HammerklftTlerl 16 CEIJA AB1EL1 Op, UO Rondo in G. BacateUea 17 DAVID WILDE OP. 111. Op. DO All next week 1.5 to 10 sjl (2i5 at Ball) BISHOPSGATS BALL, 33o Blsbopasate.

C. 2, SAVOY. (Tem. USB. Bvgs at 8, Wed.

3.30. spiu niiiutran meets joe crown iui Weekdays at 3-45, 60 7 55. GJLBEICK. I Tern 4601.) Today 5 0 and BZO. Leo McKera, Mohyeddln, Leonard Ranter Ben Jonwn'a Comedy VOLPONE aunany iw mia a COVENT GARDEN.

TWK RW4.T. Tlis.T.T.'HrP. J.45. Tonliht Lale Sbovr U.O. Tel.

83o'Ill STUDIO 2. Oxford Bond. CEN 2137. It makes you liutf. ruaUly they Today at 2 19 dc Frl.

next at 130 Bwan Lake, Seata available except FRIDAY NEXT, 8 p.m. Pianoforte Recital by ROSALYN TURECK BACH PROGRAM MB tncludlni lb. first Complete parlorcxanos lo tbe Royal Fattln) Ball at The Fifteen Two-Part Inventions Tlcketa: 25-, Wl- 15-. 10-, TS NOW ON SALE from Ball. Aaenta.

and BBS St TILLETT U4 Wlnnora Street 1 tWEL U1S1 MrU Arth. (Pad. 201L) A Funnj Thlui lUppcnM on the War lo the Forum ou, 3di a lie mi uuuieay ANDREW CRUICKSHANK He Js superb." Times. ALIBI FOR A JUDGE Perfect entertainment." Dally Sketch, London's tonic Runnltm Comedy Hit. QIU U' -l was LI, mill, uaua ix).

iw, nj a js. FANNY HILL (X) at 3.65. 6 15 Starts Sunday Lana Turner. Dians Vara) PEYTON PLACE (Al. Colour Sun 3,25.

Wfc 1.40, I AO. 7.40. GARRICK. (Tem 4C01.1 The BRIAN RTX of Laughter STAND COVENT OABDEN OPERA. Tonight 70 'vi, at o.u jjar in, a 8 0.

sun 4 30. 8 0. All booSSe. FARIS.PULLMAN Dragon Riln. 17..

IHb bartered bride- With Harwi-krtrt RjJvcnn r.rr mmmu ivum DtiwuLn i jviarcn is. tzo wTin Subs Evenlnes 11. Mat WMinMiii VLSTtBUAV OIBi IX) Alio Tiro In SHAFTEbBUBVi (Tem. 959G.) Monday to TATTON. Oatly GATtey 21SS 245, Saturday 5 45 and 830 uuru i i Lsaacuiui atLT IAJ IrrOGS commence at 230.

550. a Turp, Mcdonald. Blsum, Xraus, Luxdon, Cond: Krombhofc, Tu, Sal next at msi loony to Evening i a pm a George Pcppard. The Dlue Mat Al PLAZA Micbacl calne In Harry Saltman'i ERIC JIMMY SYKES EDWARDS BIO HAD HOUSE GLOBE. GeM 1592) Evgj 815.

Wed 2.30 Lavaiieria Knniicana and rsjcutecj. JT3 VJHLQ1C. tov IWW) vajAcauAiLi f. ufaiuiui iai Tecnnicoior. Prois 1.0, 3 20 50.

8 20 Late Show Sit at U15pm.p sun Prois. 3o. 530. a.io. ST PAUL'S CHURCH Wilton Place.

Kmghtibnclie. SWJ SATURDAY. MARCH 11. at pjn ST JOHN PASSION-J. S.

BACH St Paul's FeailTU Choir and Orchestra A SIZEABLE HIT. A HILARIOUS TWO SADIaLR'S WELLS. Ter. 16T2, OPERA In WEDNESDAY, alAKCQ at I AN EASTER CONCEBT rilFATRP ROVAL CINERAMA BlaA 836C Weekdays nnd Sunday at 2 30 and 7.15 Dino De Lauren tils Production of Tin itlBLE In the Dcrlnnlnc Filmed D-1S0 and Technicolor 13o, l0, S6. 66 AU bookable.

PBlNCE CBAKLLS. The BoultlnA Brothers' THE FAMILY WAV X. Col Pro, l.iL aiiiuniB7 no vu d.iu uonaia suiaen Barbara Ferris, Jon Pert wee THERE'S A GIRL IN MY SOUP Tbe Comedy success by Terence Frlsby tnfiLin isvenmRs ai vjo iwiignt DIE FLEDERMAUS STKAND. i1tn. 2S60 1 Man.

in FH inn Matinees Thurs. 3.0. Sat. 5 30 and 830. 53iiy it sme Geoffrey Snaw B1TZ.

Ger 1234 Elisabeth Taylor. Laurence Tue. LA BELLK HELKNE. Wed. EOMANI.

LONDON MOZART PLAYERS Conductor: HARRY BLECH PerclOD Liittr Ceourey CcieUy inur. next la uoiiejie. rv; u-u sudaxbj ai jar 1.711 3 45. 458 6 92. g062 Sat 1L.15 pjS CHESTER CINEMA Beronrd Btboulene rvsn fMnttnun.

Ninhnii. ntnin WAIT UNTIL DARK BAYMARKET THEATRE. fWttl 9632.) Rtnhurrl RllrTliri -Th a i. ml. a CLASSIC, ForrraU Street.

CHESTER tlSH DRAMA COURSES Shrew (U) Tech Sep pcrfa Bookable ninu nunu at a au. to uu su mL, VVCG. 4. JU THE RIVALS A first-rate thriller by Frederick Knott, author ol Dial for Murder i TeteRmph! Earpfkbord Contlnuo: Derek Stevens CONDUCTOR: RICHARD LATHAM Admlst.oD by Proxramme. Five lUMnir Fvneral Koala, K.417 MM- Haaart Sympbaa Km.

4 la miMvu IcaiiVtcri Bern lut worts on lb Cross movetnenb) Pima Concerto la 8 Oat. SK SIX-DAY ACTING COURSE. Easter and Bj Ricnard Brltuter Sherlrlan. "RALPH RICHARDSON. MARGARET RITTHER- 11.30, Sun.

4 30 9.30 i All Mon -Frl Mat tickets honoured at the Columbia STUDIO ONE Oxford CJreeu. Ends Mar 23 All liar Ciist In THE YF.LLnw nnric. LEEDS CINEMA t-yiuj a muss idt me qerotee p. Exp DENIS MATTHEWS Tlcketa: 17s. li-.

u9, lo- 75. 5-. from Ban iwat an) and Areata, summer lea th tnuiUAU kefektoky THEATRE. Surrey and CHEPSTOW THEATRE. London W.U Syllabua from Mlu M.

Wells. 39 Rookfli'ld Avenue, London N.10, Tel, Inq. to Director UFE HAJESTT'S. IWnl COOS 1 Erentnjs OPERA and BALLET WALES ST MAKTINS. (Tem.

1443) Ew 8, Sata and Easter Mot. 5 30, 8 30. Mat Tiles. 3. Michael Denlson.

Dulcle Gray, ana Robert FlemynjE In two contraatliiR cctnedlea CElea cooper's HAPPY FAMILY CLASSIC Cllr Square. Letd. 22H LOUD OP THE FLIES IX). 1.10. 3.30 8.10 Nan's Starr IU) at 3 55.

6 55 ItOYCL (A). 12 30. 4 to, 9.0 And Taylor Durtoo In THE V.I.P.'i (A) 2.35. G.50 WABNFn. 437-3423.

HOTEL (Al. Colour. Bod Ta)or. Cotherlae SpsiJt Karl Maiden Programmes: 1.30. 3 20.

5,50, 8 20 Lale in 'the World's Most Acclaimed 'Musical a Fiddler on the Roof RESTAURANTS LECTURES MEETINGS LONDON CLUBS EXHIBITION -n, win Miriam Karlln Dlrccifrt and choreotraphed by Je-ome Robblns, WINUMII.f. ICer Vium.i Rrnvii UTLbll NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY. GRAND THEATRE. SWANSEA EveoLua m5- 13th, WKl a- GIOVANNI Tuei 14(h, Sat. ItiU).

LA ts iKitjwirn. evening siandard David Warner. Morpin a Soluble Case for Treatment (A). 1 25 I 4 0. 0 35.

5 LO A Until Mar, 25 and alternate weeks from iffiUv3.r Lonsdale'a on AtppJtOVAL piyi ttitemate weeks from EDM UNDO BOS' CLUR for dinner dancing CAMDEN CLC EI factions Monday, March 13 prru Central Library, Swlu Cottaee What Camden and the worlfl neeil SKlalLat Party of Great Brltatn cantUdaiea QiieiUcua, ducusalon. CHINA GABOEN-LOTdon' mott elecant Chlntle Heatanrani lervea Chfutie food from coon to a m. tn the mut romantic atmosphere with dancing to DlawUitit, 62 Brewer Street. WO, Ger. aurx.au-- aananr Express EXTRA MATINEE EASTEK Ko 3.30.

iiu 0uwi aim aiutifii WAUO ttcs DO. Recent Work too En GODFREY, 7 Nicholas Street Manchester 1, 7 30 p.m. till 10 30 njn. Finishes Match 31. wnwjui, iimi a.

mui, LnJZi rAatriajU ALLS. lu twaioi a.L j-l p.m. uq I.U tWli itUl-TSK.