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The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 37

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HONOLULU ADVERTISER Friday, Feb. 19, 1971 C-7 rYTtMMMMMMii ritMM riiii rMi iri rrtrnfWrWrWWPl rlPSPirWW -sew iww noa "btawi MirTia- "loeju toauu toeuu- -btam'sJ TODAY FROM 12:10 .12:10 2:304:50 7:15 lAtrcunw ayo.ak CONSOLIDATED TCaEATClES it CONSOlNMTf THtATaf S. SCABS. Urn Winn 1 MUSIC CtNlII. SailM.

aarf UWaV) aWSC I Waiaalw I rrkM. THEATRE I I a SUO-S I lUWt, IN WAIKIKI 73 0 KUHIO PMONI V33-45M 24 Hour Parking 10-Story Parking Building WAIKIKI MOVIE CENTER Seaside Avenue TONIGHT at 8:00 Convenient Now in the NEW Rear of the NEW Entrance ATIMINIW WAIKIKI MOVt CiNTEt on aaSBWaaaaaaaaBaal KING at KAiAKAUA a RM. 4 1-5791 BoKoffk. 0p. 12 NoOK 'SONG OF NORWAY' IS DELIGHTFUL! THE MUSIC IS VIBRANT-THE SCENERY IS SPECTACULAR-THE CHARACTERS ARE VIVACIOUS!" "ANYONE INTERESTED IN FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT i fffst LI nil IS GUARANTEED HIS MONEY'S WORTH!" 331 Sf ASIOf AVSNUE fHOHt 921321 RCSEftVED SEATS AVAIIAHE OXOFFICC OPEN DAILY 12 NOON la PM Wtt rn- qmz- 3iLisiieBTfe5pW4 IS THE MOST MOVING, MOST INTELLIGENT JHE MOST HUMANE OH, TO HELL WITH IT! IT'S THE BEST AMERICAN FILM I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR! It comes as close to being an epic fiu man comedy as Hollywood has ever made! Alan Arkin as Yossarian provides the film with its continuity and dominant style Arkin is a deadly serious actor, he projects intelligence With such mono-maniacal intensity, he is both funny and heroic at the same time.

Nichols remains, as he was before, one of our finest directors riT'S ONE HELL OF A FILM! A COLD, SAVAGE AND CHILLING COMEDY! Firmly establishes Nichols' place in the front rank of American directors." bruce wilu amson. playboy ''Viewing Arkin Is like watching Lew Alcindor sink baskets or 1 DISTNIBUTCO CINERAMA XEIEASINC 7 a mm lUfflUKKUYf Ul TIVl I MATIMKS. Wf D. ft SAT. at 140 SUNDAY Hi 1:00 a 4.30 ft 00 PM mss8SSM Starts TODAY! WEEK NIGHTS at :30 I ft 10:15 SATURDAY ft SUNDAY at 1:00 4:45 4:40 1.35 and 10 JO PM jlOlaaraJ JUI EVENINGS at 8:00 LAST 7 DAYS! TOMinUT 4 O.AA Dli Will Wilt Ul U.UU I Tl ABC PiCTUAES COP PdCSENTS AX ANDREW ANO VIHGINIA STONC rrulHA.IIOnJ COLOR ft WEDNESDAY at 2 PM 4:30 ft 00 PM THE MATINEES: SATURDAY SUNDAY at 1.00 I T0NIGHT 8:00 PM IsasaBaeaBBeflHaUagMaalawal RESERVED RERFORMANCES UNVESERVEO SEATS 20J K.I1.0 AaKoUi.ssolw it.

aOXOFflCE OTEN DAILY 12 NOON 9a RM EVENINGS 8:00 MATINEES: WEDNESDAY SATURDAY A SUNDAY at 2 PM i Graphic Pictures Hawaii I dance combo The Advisors, a six-man combo from the Philippines, will play wee hour dance music starting Monday night at the Polynesian Palace of the Cine- rama Reef 'Towers Hotel on Lewers Bobby Fischer play chess. A virtuoso player entering his richest period! A triumphant performance!" TjutO WMP LAST FEATURE 10:00 1 TIMP UIK17INP tl A MtKE IU1CHQLS FILM ALAN ARKIN PSftHMTKIffVfllT lAnrMUfiira dGSEPHHEUER TONIGHT GATES OPEN 6:15 18 ADMITTED (THINK OF THE POSSIBILITIES) cncn it SRO at the opera, still it's losing FF (YEAR'S 10 BEST! BM.SAM: RICHARD BENJAMIN; ARTHUR GAMKEl; JACK GILf ORO: BUCK HENRY; BOB IIBVtlART; AVTHDNY PERKINS; PAULA PRENTISS; MAfiTIN SHEEN; JON VOtGXT ORSON WELLES ASDREBHf. SCRElNPLAV BY BUCK HENRY PRODUCED BY JOHN CAUEY MARTH)RANSOHOFE DIRECTED BY MIKE MtCHOlS IHOKTWUM HMRUWItWOUI'WIIM'INIMMnKM r-mWEWNfflBaHMM Winfred Blevins, L.A. Herald-Examiner 'Richard Cuskelly, L.A. Herald-Examiner Judith New York Magazine Rex Reed, Holiday Magazine Bernard Drew, Gannett Newspapers Gene Shalit.

NBC-TV Stewart Klein, WNEW-TV Bruce Bahrenberg, Newark News Vernon Scott, UPI John Fitzgerald, Catholic News National Board of Review 70 MM Color by DaUtto AT THE NEW WAIKIKI MOVIE CENTER an SEASIDE AVENUE PHONE 22-4722 Doctors know everyone's Intimate secrets. Except those of their -wives. starring DYAN CANNON RICHARD CRENNA gene hackman Carroll cconnor RACHEL ROBERTS JANICE RULE DIANA SANDS CARA WILLIAMS 1 1 1 1 1 1 AT THE NEW WAIKIKI MOVIE CENTER 2214 KalakouaXvanu. On the B.och Phon. 923 5353 r- Columbia i3 ONE OF 1 106 University Avmia Phoiv.

R46-4144 is sick of drives for this or for that. "I think government assistance on a state level is the only answer to insure opera of a future." Unions have been both a joy and a pain, according to Herbert. "They've been magnificent but sometimes they go too far. They've brought on better conditions, better wages, and enable performers to get a break on travel expenses. But sometimes, they "go so far as to put thumbscrews on management.

As long as unions stay within their limit, I like them." HERBERT ALSO feels era should be presented in a language that can be understood by the audience. "Sing it in Japanese if you're in Japan, Italian in Italy, German in Germany," he said. "Chinese in China, and so on. "We're doing 'The Flying Dutchman' here in German. If planned well ahead of time, somebody could, have been commissioned to do an English translation.

I agree, Wagner's almost impossible to translate because he tried to create a language of his own. "BUT HOW much harder is it for these poor people to learn it? We've got a good local chorus, but they don't know German. They take part in the opera without benefit of pay, and they come to rehearsals tired because they work during the day. "So what comes out is not really German, so you tell me just where is lie merit? nevertheless, commend the effort, and even with these flaws, opera deserves the support." Pictures COLOR TODAY 10 AJVL CONTINUOUS NO ONE UNDER A it fim of Cft Bfronffsf kr'Mf tof afy nraaiing goaf at tar and tjuaf'fy com6ntdM BACKSTAGE mum ifyf nd Hlioroughff profatxional at7 teka aH orotic oncounlort mass of nudity and vtirtimacf suprrK tocAmcaf wltnowftow added to basically nod VARIETY bold and jnteroslinff tmacfca of Sargmon intenstff powarad tmabian drsmm eartatnly tff bast Mm pat in tha fait moving nt vogvt of Scandinavian- American CINEMA, London NEW QUEEN MONt WALLY COXV bear is the first since that censorship. seized by in the WITHOUT released office, Starring JUDY BROWN Lotto Homo Produced and Ci HURRY! LAST 5 DAYS! WEEK NIGHTS at 6:15 8:00 9:45 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY at 1:00 2:45 4:30 6:15 8:00 9:45 film made in Denmark country abolished all THREESOME was U.S.

Customs and, as case of 1 AM CURIOUS and A STITCH, was finally by the U.S. ATTORNEY'S without a single cut! II I II I II II 11 8 II II II Ti 'J II II i Continued from Page C-6 takes to learn the music. For the musical director. For the chorus director. And, of course, fortheper- formers.

"Not- forgetting, too, the usual rental and operational itTHEN YOU have to charge high prices eliminating the middle classes and middle ages and younger folks. Opera today, is for the rich. In Eu rope government subsidizes opera, and young people car ry it. Not here." Herbert ought to know his business. When not directing opera productions, he's in them.

"I sing. I stage. I teach at the University of Michigan," he said. "But because I'm a university professor, I don't perform as actively as I used to. Maybe three or four engagements a season." He is a much respected baritone "of the Metropolitan Opera, and his singing and stage direction are well known and appreciated.

"OPERA IS no luxury," he said. "It's a profession. So many people depend on it for a living. In Hamburg, it gets top billing because that's what the people want. "In the U.S., it's the last thing the people support.

They "prefer to go to the movies but look what they're seeing. "If taxes go up, if there are war expenses, opera suffers. That shouldn't be." What are cities doing to combat this problem? "THEY HOLD, fund drives," said' the Vienna- born artist. "But that's not the answer. The population Magic Ring Theatre PRESENTS A STELLAR CAST YOUHSON ESCAPE COMEDY AT ITS BEST OPENING TONITE fPkaJAYVFEB.

19 TERRACE LANAI For fri. Sat. Reservations Call Special Events Desk --Hilton Hawaiian Village I 949-4321 Marianne Tbolstad FtnnStorgaard Jorfon Kiit Written by Kenneth Pressman Directed by Leo Beat Color by TechmcoJof "OIJE OF TEE YEAR'S 10 BEST!" Vistisl Csaky. N. V.

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334-3O0 DAILY 10 AM CONTINUOUS SUN 12:30 PM CONTINUOUS HARIAM "'The Twelue Chairs' is a I complete joy! A comedy I to warm the heart ABC PidniB Corp. tamn A Geoijt Eajlami Productioa DL1ST1N HOFFM4N "LITTIE BIG MAN" Parvavision Technicolor GP A National Gorol PMrfarM tna Jok Rubinstein Pal Quinn Don Johnson attu, Country Joe and The Fish The lames Gang Doug Kershaw The New York Rock Ensemble White Lightnin' William Challee mm Ku at mudm Elvin Jones aifs ty Joe Kiiaol aa Philip AistiR, Petet Bnjau. Duid Osssvig; Pailip hoctoc tsaa a Fuesga TWt Cshsixal bf UartlK KuU hsssesl ml Ancai sr GrOlOt Eaclard Zachariah hr. Rtraaai' Dseaasj It Casual taaai Capsssa on A8C 8ads 1 andleaue the fibs I aching." NBC-TV I SsiataT a1 Ik iarnai IcosScahsl rufiiia, IQrigaul Sound Trsct Afasn snj Ta AmUbk mm. fTTTiHTTI rail H.ghwor Ph.

26I-O032 GATES OPEN at 5 43 PM SHOW STARTS al 6:45 PM "JL JLJU JLHIGHEST A wli ind hilarious chsse for 1 Mm in jewels. RATING -Wtnd Hale. New York Daily New f'SMfl SUfflER Producta A Mel Brooks Rim RON MOODY SSL" jBj sgB Color (IMC pictures dm umwou. witm kkpomtk OOO EASTMAN CUt SSSM TODAY FROM 12:30 "Shop" at 12:30 4:15 8:05 'Chairs" at 2:40 6:30 10:101 niuiuug mm IDA KAMINSKY Superb Performance TONIGHT GATES OPEN AT 6:15 NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED IN COLOR, PETER CUSHING -in 1 I I r4 I WEEK CONTINUOUS LUeBXakJaJ SAT. SUN.

:00 PM CONTINUOUS 3670 Waialaa A. Pk. 727-S20O 2 BIG ACTION FEATURES! JOHN IllUlii'lttirifft vAWEnf "RIO I I rhirrA fj ROCK HUDSON WARNING PUBLIC LAWS IN MANY STATES MAKE IT ILLEGAL TO ENGAGE IN MANY OF THE TECHNIQUES OF LOVE SHOWN IN KAMA SUTRA. WAIPAHU 4-tf7WaikSt. Ph.i77-34el Fri.

Eve. 7 9 P.M.-ADULT MOVIE "PORNOGRAPHY IN AMERICA" No Om Under 1 yrs. Admitted New Playing 6:30 8:30 P.M. i Fantastic Swordplayl Packed with Action! "LADY RED ROSE" Starring Chaa Cka Jstng Kof la Color with English Titles Fri. Eve.

7:00 P.M. Japanese "HITOZUMA TSUBAKI" Asahi Keriiaka A Yediika Mita English Feature at 94)0 PM. "NO BLADE OF GRASS" fTTTTPW Fri. Eve. 6:15 P.M.

Cont. Adults Only "S.M.A.S.H." 'BLACK AND WHITE" Admission $3 Hta LJAMLi I CO-PlATUHE TONIGHT 6:30 PM CONTINUOUS TOMORROW 12:30 PM CONTINUOUS Japanese Films with English Titletl 1 i 98-850 Moonoluo Rood Ph. 488-M 33 GATES OPEN at 5 43 PM SHOW STARTS at 6:43 PM 1210 Calraga Walk Pssst 3M 1434 FIRST HJN jAZANtbr FIM AND 3 i AWEIRDWOnLD OF BIZARRE PRACTICES EXPOSED thru the eye of the HIDDEN CAMERA! 25. KiaBK.1 SHINSO MsVASHIrV3-TJMkAsVHa SMAYSMA, "MASH" VOTED BEST KIVOAA KWuum ADUHI MOVIE OF 1970 by the NATIONAL SOCIETY AucDtrtftt isvrrisaiATii-sAiAi aw DIE BOW MfEIMAIIOIUlauMt Marring JAMES DARREN BARBARA McNAIC rff! WW I 611 KopohluirljTJlOOI Was Nlght-7nW PM Coatiaaan SAT. ft fMCaatiavaw OF FILM CRITICS! GOLDEN GLOBE AWARD WINNER "MASH" 'BEST COMEDY FEATURE' PLUS COLOR mi i 1HL THE MYSTERIOUS UTAEMON ICHIKAWA TTftASTHT MITELYV 1 3 SAf-MAT 30 to mbssYlsssssssi ELLIOTT GOULD PAULA PRENTISS Isla' AIKAHI PARK SHOPPING CENTER 25 Kanson.

Say Dr. pk. 254 3525 US Caliiaraia fas Pk. 621-3061 I S-ri Un Continuous from PM THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE (G) A THE STERILE CUCKOO (GP) Both Films in Color! ConHnuovs from 6:30 PM -Joon Crawford TROG (GP) A TASTE THE BLOOD OF DRACUIA (GP) hots Films in Colar COLOR by MovKiAt aTRA'NS AMERICAN release PLUS 1 Fri. Eve.

7:30 PJA. Japanese "SWORDSMAN AND THE PIRATE" (Ntnuri Kyofhiro EnjoykM) teiza Icatkawa Fri. Eve. 9:45 P.M. Adults Only "5XXXXX SEX MOVIE Vm4T IS yrs.

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