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mm Thurv Feb. 25, 1971 Honolulu Star-Bulletin D-9 0 STARTS TODAY STARTS TONIGHT OPE 1 CI Consolidnted Tfioalros 10 A.M. CONTINUOUS 51 J1 Iick.rt tor "TORAI IORA! lORAf RYAN DAUGHTER" olio on sola at oil CONSOLIDATED THEATRES; SEARS. Ala Meana; SUD'S MUSIC CENTER, Ko.luo ond IEEWARD MUSIC SUPPLY. Woipofcu -4 4 ft REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED TO THOSE 3 IN THE ATTIC? 24 Hour Parking New in the NEW 10-Story Parking Building Rear of thm NEW WAIKIKI MOVIE CENTER Entrance en Seaside Avenue WELL, THINGS ARE EVEN BETTER IN THE BASEMENTI TllliriTTTTl TONIGHT at 8:00 PM if II II iillTl 'i in'tl S.at Aoilobla AT 1HC taFW MOvIt CINKI ooffic.

Opaa 12 Moan JJJ IIAtlOt AVfNUI 8 IHOHI J3 32I 1 1 j-- 1 iff if 4 i 1' 1 "iff A 1 NOMINATED FOR 5 ACADEMY AWARDS! 1 OLZDC3CDC3CZJI1C30 i CZ3CZ3CZDIZZ3' rZ3CZZID (MININGS rt I 00 MAIINftSi WIONf OAT JA1U0T H04IOAT at 2 OO 'SUNDAY ml I 00 a 4 JO a OOPM o.a CQlMH 01 UU ANOTHER 30K CINIUIt OX MITI AT (Ml 1 A UN tl 331 SlAilCC AVINUt a PMONI 921 Show ot: 6.30 a i 10 1 0, 1 3 PM CATIS OPEN at. 13 PM SHOW STARTS 700 PM r. Forgive Tliem Their Trespasses. AFRANKOVICH PRODUCTION a ai CTORS'lIIIVES LY A DYAN CANNON RICHARD CRENNA GENE HACKMAN 5 frem COLUMBIA PICTURES COLOR R' PLUS CO-FEATURE AT KAILUA DRIVE IN ONLYI CHER in "CHASTITY" Color (R) BATTLE LINE Six members of the cast which will perform "Oh, What a Lovely War" at the University of Hawaii's Kennedy Theater are, from left: Hester Lewellen, Kathy Paulo, Lloyd Wood, Debbie Raison, John Hunt, Roberta Lim. UH Musical to Open at Kennedy Tomorrow 17 SHOWS ot 12:30 2:55 5:20 7:55 and 10:25 PM AI THt Kt VkAlAiKl MOVlC CtTtR 22B4 Rolofcaua Au, a On lh.

Boc Phon. J3 J353 UTC QTPPM in A LTII 1 1 MQ I APPV wacm A JUDY PACE- DAVID ARKIN NlRA BARAB aoouno SAMUELZ ARKOFF 6 JAMES H- NlCHOlSOtf ul ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE CHIEF DAN GEORGE BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR' NCfHERMorTHEOOOREJ.aiCKR ah American international picture ON THE SOQK'TMi LTl 243Y WOaJOEQ' BY ANfiuS WTJSlC BY OOM RAND! PLUS 2ND FEATURE DLI5T1N KOiTMAN "LITTlf BIG NUN" By Janos Gereben Star-Bulletin Writer Joan Littlewood's "Oh, What a Lovely War" is coming to the University's Kennedy Theater and it's prom- 55 MiBTlN B-ILVVM-Jtrr COBtY- CHItr Of OROC "I AM A GROUPIE FIRST TIME ON THE SCREEN IN COLOR, A 0S nrwk WlineMeMR lecfuwiloi GP riitDtNAwjar HiW nr- a Pw LAST T0NIGHT1 'QUEEN KINO al (ALA aVa'ua'V pm t4i IrrtQlvJ 'O ca Opan of 12 Noon ,0. a cOiO t. PERFORMANCE IN WAIKIKI 23IO KUHIO fNONI 33-Stt ment (in "Oh, What a Lovely We can no longer bear to take seriously the rationalizations of those who directed the carnage (such as Kitchener and Haig). "Some day men will read about the Indochina war with the same disbelief that we feel about World War I.

The Haigs and the Kitcheners will all be there, the pointless savagery, the jingo commentators glorying in other people's bloodshed, the self-deception." John Hunt, a professor of genetics and one of the stars of "Lovely War," says: "This play tells about the horrors of war and the exploitation of the common man, but it makes the audience laugh while it makes them think. It's both great fun and very meaningful theater." Goo Boxoffi STARTS TODAY 12:30 2:20 4:15.6:05 8:05 AND 10:00 CINtlAM IIKAMMC COtP HELD OVER 2 ND BIG DAILY FROM 12:10 WEEK 12:10 2:30 4:50 7:15 LAST SHOW AS, ftatur. 10:00 LAST 8 DAYSI TONIGHT ct 8:00 PM i i i l' HfSftVEO KMOPMANCIS a UNIOIIVfO SPATS 30P5 KwSi. Anw. a Phon P4P-S349 aQXOfFICt OPEN DAILY 12 NOON TO 9 PM NOMINATED FOR 4 ACADEMY AWARDS including "BEST ACTRESS" SARAH MILES "BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR' JOHN MILLS Aryans WliT- DaiMliter RoeECTMrrcHuM trevorhovvfo fcrrTR.rLipc john mills ifomrkERN 'w SARAH Mil ES ILarrBOCtXnR mm aEW Emily Bronte's immortal Wuthering Heights comes dramatically to life with all the scope and color of the modern a story of young love that will live forever.

:3.Jvi. )f if 1 WEEK NIGHTS ot 30 a to end 30 PM SATUKDAY ana SUNOAT at 1,30 3 )0 4 30 10 10 50 PM 1106 Univtriin Avanua 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 human 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." "IT'S ONE HELL OF A FILM! A COLD, SAVAGE AND CHILLING COMEDY! Firmly establishes Nichols' place in the front rank of American directors." bruce wiluamson. playboy "Viewing Arkin is like watching lew Alcindor sink baskets or Bobby Fischer play chess. A virtuoso player entering his richest period! A triumphant performance!" -tmemagne ising to be first-class enter- tainment.

Manoa's drama and music departments joined forces and spent the past three months perfecting production of this play which takes a jaundiced view of all wars in general through a musical scrutiny of World War I. Performances, starting at 8 p.m., will be presented tomorrow, Saturday, Sunday and March 5, 6, and 7. A 2 p.m. matinee is scheduled for March 6. Tickets (S3 general admission, $1,50 for students) are available at the Kennedy Theater box office.

For more information, call 944-8740. ELEVEN GIRLS and nine men sing and dance their way through the trenches of Germany and France under the direction of Glenn Cannon the man responsible for "Coriolanus" and "Arms and the Man" at Kennedy. William Pfeiffer, assistant chairman of the music department, is musical director. Carl WoLz is choreographer he is the man who received history's cheapest sex change when a release from the University Theater slipped an "0" into his first name and the Star-Bulletin obligingly picked up "Carol" in a story on Tuesday. Floyd Uchima conducts a 10-piece band all students which sounds just great in the ragtime-Broadway-folk-song- Roaring Twenties score.

THE CAST includes Dreena Kane, Dolores Springer, John Hunt, Roberta Lim, Lloyd Wood, Lei-Lynne Doo, Susan Cutting, Kim Beasley, Leonard Kas-parovich, Ninette Mordaunt. Written in the style of an English music hall show, the play uses slides, projected titles, multi-media tools in addition to 40 musical numbers to tell the story of the Great War. As for the message, Anthony Lewis of the New York Times summed it up in a recent story from London: "IT IS ALWAYS easier to see these things historically. Thus World War I is now a subject for fantasy treat Dedicated fo the proposition thot oil men riot created equal OS fflOU COIOR for laughrer Laj OAVIO NIVEN MRNA USI ROBERT VAUGHN itjTHE STATUE" 1 Filmed by an Alaskan as it really happened. COMING SOON L3E DAILY CONTINUOUS FROM 10 AM SUNDAY CONTINUOUS FROM 12:30 PM I Uu Otln.1 i'.

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