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THI I Vbn Nuyt 17, tffl Highlights of Week End Entertainment Events 4BM jMi. THINGS TO DO, PLACES TO GO STAGE "Henry IV, Part Sha- kvspeare's chronicle of of young Prince Hal to manhood kingship, tonight, to- njorrow and Sunday, Mu- Center. "Don't Bother Me I Cope," reopening of Grant's eoul-jazz- revue, tonight, ton and Sunday, ti i gton Hartford Hollywood. film "The Apartment," i'ght, tomorrow and Sunday, Jordan Theatre, Long Beach. "Send Me No Flowers," comedy Bob Crane a ert Kurt ton, ight, tomorrow and aonatlons of Sarah Her- nhardt, Isadore Duncan a i Lincoln, tonight and closes tomorrow, Company Theatre, Los Angeles.

"The Love Merchant," romantic comedy about i Language Theatre, Die Brucke Company stages 'tlassic study of absurdity of. human, cruelty and brutality, tomorrow, and "Der Frieden," peace-loving wine-grower matches wits with Mt. Olympus lords, tmday, UCLA. L.A. -Under Siege," a i eon's psy- "feliedelic morality play, ight and tomorrow, 2s orthridge Theatre Guild.

"Love Is for the ii 1 er-producing woman marries into happy family, tonight and tomorrow, Centre Theatre, Glendale. 'Best Friends," play 'states learning process is lifelong activity and creative campus environment makes enduring relation- tonight, tomorrow -aftd Sunday, UCLA, Mac- Hall. 'Cactus Flower," hit comedy by Abe Burrows, ight and tomorrow, KFI Theatre, 141 N. Ver- inont, Los Angeles. Tunisia and Matti," tolt Brecht's comic masterpiece, tonight and tomorrow, Caltech, Ramo Auditorium, Pasadena.

Father," play by August Strindberg conc ropolitan Theatre Guild's season, ight, tomorrow and Sunday, Three Arts Studio, Hollywood. 'Promises, Promises," musical comedy based on Theatre Rapport, 122VS S. Vermont Ave. "Dracula," datsie gothie tale adapted into play, ight, tomorrow and a seshoe Theatre, Hollywood. "The Committee," San Francisco improvisational group presents satirical sketches, tonight, tomorrow and Sunday, Tiffany Theatre, Hollywood.

"Sholem Aleichem, Perez," Zachary Bergei-'s one man show, tonight, tomorrow and Sunday, Hollywood Center Theatre, Hollywood. "Ghosts," classic family tragedy, tonight, tomorrow and Sunday, Oxford Playhouse, Stage III, Hollywood. "The Unwoman," goose- pping female chauvinist suffering from over- a genes, ight, tomorrow and Sunday, M.E.T. Theatre, Hollywood. "The Hubert Pickle Enchantment," magical hour of theatrical entertainment for children tomorrow and Sunday, Oxford Playhouse, Los Angeles.

"Fantasticks," popular romantic musical closes Pasadena Theatre Company, 46 N. Los Robles Ave. "The Rainmaker," comedy- centers on con man's effect on drought-ridden western town, tonight and Mermaid Theatre for Children, YANCY IN 'COPE' AT HARTFORD nday, Off Broadway Theatre, Hollywood. One Act Plays, "Aretha in the Ice Palace" and "Rats" share bill, tomorrow and Sunday, Scorpio Rising Theatre, Los Angeles. "The Prisoner of Second A Neil Simon's wry observation of mildly perous Manhattan couple coping with misfortune and high tension living, tonight and tomorrow, Music Center.

"The Birthday --Party," Harold Pinter's comedy, tonight and clbses tomorrow, Los Angeles Valley rseshoe Theatre, Van Nuys. ernhardt, Duncan a i coin," Louise Dungan, Kres Merksy and Nancy. Rickey give imper- amatdry and pecuniary affairs of actor in post-revo- lujionary France, tonight, morrow and Sunday, Santa Monica Playhouse, Santa Monica. Dracula," based on Bram Stoker's gothie horror novel, tonight and closes tomorrow, Cultural Arts Center, 3224 Riverside Dr. "Come Slowly Eden," play about poet Emily Dickinson, tonight, tomorrow and closes Sunday, ARTISTS, MODELS CAVORT AT HILTON "Dick Whittington's Cat," stages tomorrow and Enchanted Scarecrow," day, Storybook Playhouse, Sherman Oaks.

"Captain Noah," original play brings Noah's Ark alive, tomorrow, Century City Playhouse, Los Angeles. "Norman Is That You?" Middle aged father hysterically attempts to convert his homosexual son to heterosexuality, tonight, tomorrow and Sunday, Ebony Showcase Theatre, Los Angeles. "Tobacco Road," play ines comedy and a dy, tonight and closes Sunday, Pasadena Theatre Company, 46 N. Los Robles Ave. "The Two Sisters," two one-act plays, "Why Hanna's Skirt Won't Stay Down" and "Who Killed My Bald Sister Sophia," share bill, Sunday, Mermaid Theater, Hollywood.

CONCERT Los Angeles Orchestra, Zubin Mehta conducts program a taring guest cellist Gregor Piatigorsky, today, Music Center. a ce Concert, San Francisco Ballet performs contemporary ballet repertoire, tomorrow, Pierce Jr. College, Woodland Hills. Chamber Music Series, Brandenburg Players and special, guest artist James Gahvay share bill, tonight, UCLA, Royce Hall. ut Orchestra of Young Musicians.

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