Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 64

D-8 Hono'u'u Star-Bulletin Feb. IS, 1971 -A- ft i st STARTS TODAY IN WAIKIKI 3310 KUMIO SHOWS AT 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:15 LAST SHOW AT 9:45, FEATURE AT 10:00 to, "iONl, Of NORWAY Pit AN PAWOHHaj ond "TORAI TOA! TORAI" olio on ol ot oil CONSOLIDATED THEATRES; SEARS. Alo Moono; 5U0 MUSIC CENTER. Ko.lu and irfWAtf MUMr SPPV. WnipHt- i Chester Always Ludgin Wasn't an Opera Star ncnmi MS ex0 24 Hour Parking 10-Story Parking Building 1 i i i unirii.

Seaside Avenue TONIGHT at 8:00 post osti INTELLIGENT, THE S3ELL "mil IT! THE GEO combining his own height with the elevator boots. The "Dutchman" is a first for him his 76th opera. Ludgin said he was anxious to come to Hawaii on this, his first visit here my father, an electrical engineer with the Brooklyn Navy Yard, is connected with the Islands because he helped build both the Utah and the Hawaii, he said, has quite a reputation today in musical circles with its "pleasant, relaxed, and very creative atmosphere" praised by all the singers who have made their guest appearances in Honolulu. Also, Ludgin thinks that inside and out choruses, there are just an awful lot of pretty girls here. Inspired by the attraction of all those potential sopranos and mezzos, he had started his singing career.

He continues to be inspired and he continues singing. Convenient Now in the NEW i i riir Entrance on J3J StASlOf AVtNUt HOHI i2 3J? EVENINGS at 00 MATINf ES WEDNESDAY SAIUHDAY HOLIDAY 2 00 fl SUNDAY .1 1 OO 4 30 00 331 SEAMOt AVENUE FHONt V22 4721 IHE NEW WAtKlkl MUVit Nl 7284 K.lahowa A.enit On lc tenLt 'LITTLE BIG MAN' i rA 111 TI ED IS ILtfc MONI 33 I 1 it a IJ II li I II II FILL! "IT'S ONE HELL OF A FILM! A COLD SAVAGE. AND CHILLING COV.EDY! Firmly establishes Nichols' place in the front rank of American directors. Alan Arfcirs's firest screen performance to date. 'CATCH-22' wculd be an important event in any rnovie a ii II II NKW AT MH WAAlAI is the IT'S SrSJMBS I'UE SEEN "Viewing Arkin is like watching Lew Alcindor sink baskets or Bobby Fischer play chess.

A virtuoso player entering his richest period! A triumphant performance! "CATCH-22' is, hard as a diamond, cold to the touch and brilliant to the eye!" AMIKEWCKCLSFILM mm OStPHHUltS JSEKCnfflnn.KiaiHfm By Janos Gereben tir-fulletin Writer Chester Ludsin, the Erook- Ivn-born baritone from the New York City Opera who sings the title role in Wagner's "The Flying Dutchman" here, still is trying to get used to the idea that he makes his living as an opera singer. "Sometimes I stop for a moment on the stage and wonder what I am doing up here, a grown man singing in strange costumes." Ludgin said in an interview during last night's rehearsal for the "Dutchman" which will premiere tomorrow night at 8 in the Concert Hall. Acclaimed in a number of American opera productions during the past couple of years, Ludgin has an unusual musical background and, according to reviews and notices in Opera News, A bright future on that very stage which sometimes looks strange to him. HE IS THE PRODUCT of a quite different kind of stage those of nightclubs and variety shows. He sang and played the man' with Milton Berle, starred in New York's City's Latin Quarter, did many nightclub and variety show engagements.

Coming out of the Army (where he was with military police, all 6 feet and 4 inches of him), Ludgin used his GI Bill scholarship to attend the American Theater Wing to study acting. His interest in singing began when he joined Robert Shaw's Collcgiatp Chorale because, were some real good-looking girls with the group." ONE OF THE "good-lookers noticed Ludgin's voice (it's hard not to notice it with his deep, strong, resonant speaking voice, and told i nnWMi'i'i nnliiiwrfcn t.imtimma NO ONE UNDER 18 a irnnn imoi OF BIZARI1E PRACTICES EXPOSED thru the eve ot the H1C2LN CAMERA! Q0QQQ13 HURRY! LAST 8 DAYS! KING AAIAHAUA fH 3J If'' rtA 1 SHOW SCHEDULE l' rfr.0T)VV I EVENINGS at 8:00 Ir WfllViUlfy MATINEES, SAT. WED. ot 20 L. apkj SUNDAY ot 1:00 4 30 PM low COlOt Srnh llo.ottifi- Ofn riNIm MKSINr.cpw yii'iyi'iYiYiYiYiiniiYiYi'iYM TH7TTTT toaeltc Open Do'lY Nmr ii 70 MM COLO Ii B( IU1C tNO'Hf CfNTIItY 0NlT" TIMES TONIGHT! at 6:30 8 30 10 30 PAr JJOraiD SUTHERLAND as ALEXin DAILY SHOWS ot 1 2:30 2:55 5:20 7.55 ond 10:25 PM, PLAIN BIG SUCCESS!" Waune Hatudu, Honolulu Adcsttisct DUSTIN HOFFMAN -i im rtifi rvtAM" ranavtsioo Technicolor ton ROXOFfl: TONIGHT at 8:00 PM PE'tOBMANCES UNtEiEtVEO ROXOFflCE OPEN DAHY 12 NOON TO PJW MATINEfcb: SAT.

SUN 2 00 PM CP rutcc ITMV Mill i i KA-JFRN TONIGHT ot 8:00 ond 9:45 PM f--'' v-' '-ffiykMPC hi i I ft' i Kacnhuu a r. 1 WCIR NtOMtS CO CONTINUOUS I jw' njftiruuiji" STARTS TODAY "SHOP" AT 12:30 4:15 "CHAIRS" AT 2:40 6:30 10:10 rTnpTTTj Kuh'O Ave. ot Koiarrrokt 5. Al CINltt 41 jfnTi GOLDEN GLOBE AWARD MIUS ST SUPPORTING ACTOr? rr': r4 Baughter FUPJPJIEST FILMS IfJ YEARS! I "OWE OF THE I ii POHfP7VrrCMjM TREVOR MOVAPO ypimjej KJfF 'pa U'ttT jf- Chester Ludgin him I was singing bravely in the that it should be developed. Ludgin learned an operatic aria piu andrei" from aiozarfs of and surprised himself by enjoying it.

He kept singing the same aria entire until winning an audition with it with the Experimental Opera Theater of America in New Orleans. This all happened just a few years ago, and today Ludgin is the veteran of 75 operas 75 of them (a long way from that single Mozart aria), including American premieres of such new works as Ward's Crucible" and Abraham Ell-stein's "Golem." LUDGIN SANG the title role of "Golem" a monster) in boots with 6-inch soles feeling slightly dizzy at nearly seven feet which he reached as the result of STARTS TONIGHT GATES OPEN AT 6:00 YR. ADMITTED nrth Sb PITT PETER CliSHiNG DAWN AOOAMS MCPtCAN fltM PRODUCTlCrj to I mm AT THfc NtW WAiKf M-l-v-t CtNit 3J3 SEASIDE AVENUE HON( 922 111 Week N.ghts at 6.30 Sot. Sun. at 1:00 2.55 4 Show M5tn A fen hi' la 't.

i I ouzi lfciwpri Jt Kii iMum dl mm wasmt hnmjm.ii iidt MOST m-i ii loins Vincent Csnby, N.Y. Times ft "'CATCH-22: says many things tfiat need to be said ag3m anj agn' A'an Arkin's performance as Yossarian is great!" II II IS WIHOMPfMS "8 1,1 i i IS II I.I I.I A II il SDSEYGLAZtR 'Umil HERTZ8ERG II II II I 1 II ACADEMY AWARD BEST FOREIGN FILM TONIGHT GATES OPEN AT 6:00 ADMITTED COFEATURE LEAYE YOUR SECURITY BLANKET AT HOME A VERY PERSONAL COMEDY I II ff 1:1 i i I 1,1 I MP) hvnr to f' ruOiCTncui.u Cbtatry Joe and Tbe Fish The Iarr.es Gar.g Doug Kershaw v-s Moonolua Bd Ph. 4eSS 33J5 GATES OPEN AT 6 00 PM iiiRR mi hi- TJD 41 J106 Unimtl Ave. Ph. 94a 4 U4 The First neciricVfestern- JotnUubinsIeia PalOuinn Don lohnreo Magic Ring Theatre PRESENTS A STELLAR CAST rTl -3V 4.TL ESCAPE COMEDY AT ITS BEST OPENING TOMORROW FRIDAY, FEB.

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