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rm 1 "oao 26 I aklaubilfctrrtbune Dec. 17, 1965 Bibi CCeeps IHler: Clothes bd1 vat ainrvgnrp wfss Bus-Driving Santa Glaus to Add Three Lines to Route ACTION I'JIIEiffi IT HAPPENS I 1 operate on Lines 4043 on Wednesday, arriving at 14th and Broadway at 9:37 a.m. and returning at 11:20 a.m. The bus will return again at 14th and Broadway at 12:30 p.m., continuing to Seminary Ave. and Foothill Blvd.

at 12:45 p.m. It will be back at 14th and Broadway at 1:27 p.m. Santa will make two round trips on Line 82 (East 14th St.) on Thursday. The holiday bus will leave 11th and Jefferson streets at 9:42 a.m. and 12:12 p.m., returning at 12:04 and 2:35 p.m.

happy. But I managed to keep; my spirits up." i't Even on a rugged location, filming in America is easier than in Sweden, she said. "In Sweden we have no stand- ins," she commented. "The actors have to stand under the hot lights until-the scene is. that is very tiring.

"My stand-iri on 'Duel at Diabp lo' was so good she was my part. She is an excellent rider, and she performed the action scenes. I got worried that she would take the1 part away from me." It should be noted that Bibi possesses a puckish sense ot humor, and one is not sure how much of what she says to be-lieve. For instance, she talks of winning $90 from Jim (Maverick) Garner in a card game. Bibi had been joined by her.

husband, professor writer Kjell Grede, for a brief vacation before returning to Stockholm. She enjoyed the lush life at the Beverly Hills Hotel, although she was slightly piqued when she was not allowed to enter the Polo Lounge in slacks. "It is so beautiful here," she commented as she gazed out at the sunshine and palm trees. have the feeling tfiat Los. An-t geles is like a weekend.

Sweden is a long Monday." By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-Television Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP) It's a lone distance from the explicit dramas of Sweden to an Amer ican Wtfstern. Bibi Andersson has made the transition with what appears to be highly satisfactory results. Bibi isthe striking blonde who achieved fame as leading lady in Ingmar Bergman films, some of which have run afoul of American censors. Producer-director Ralph Nelson admired her work and cast her with James Garner and Sidney Poit- ier in "Duel at Diablo," which was made entirely on location near Kanab, Utah. Westerns have progressed beyond the era when the cowboy star kissed only his horse.

Four men try to tear my clothes off in one scene," reported Bibi. "But of course this is a Western, and the hero res cues me before they can succeed? I asked if a European version was filmed, in, which the hero arrived late. No, she said, expressing interest in the practice of some American producers to franker or nuder versions for the overseas trade. "We do the same thing in Sweden; we make, American versions, she said. "For the a in ft i til it BIBI ANDERSSON ON LOCATION IN UTAH From Swedish symbolism to sagebrush location, grueling though it may have seemed.

"For the first eight weeks the sun shone," she said. "Since I am from Sweden, that's all I needed to keep me happy. Later it rained, and I was not so version here, the girl wears pant and a bra." Such are the divergent cultures. Bibi Andersson seems capable of playing both sides of the ocean. Her English is.

flawless. She admitted enjoying the Quiet Hollywood Preview For Sir Olivier's Othello Jsrijon Production! Pretnts "UNDER the YUM-YUM TREE" DEC 25th :30 P.M. If Liwrtsti Roman with til Sji Fuicisci Cinsiflf Emul JOHNSTON Stuart XLITSNER Kiril HOFF El Campanil Theatre, 2nd Antioch 757-7755. All t.at, $2.50. D.c.

26 at 2:30. D.c. 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 at 8:30. Special Midnita Performance Dc. 31 At the bacIAoard Oakland Ballet Company's KAISER CENTER AUDITORIUM OPENS TONIGHT 8:30 P.M.

DEC 20, 21, 22, 23 2:30 P.M. ADULTS $2.00 CHILDREN $1.25 SOLD OUT DEC. 20 and 21 Tickets available: Sherman-Clay, Brewers, Montgomery Ward, Roos Atkins Cal Shop tickets selling for $10 and $15. The opening lacked the whoop-la and razzle-dazzle of the stereotype of Hollywood premieres. The picture produced by B.

H. E. of England was filmed in a London studio but is presented exactly as it was by the National Theater of Great Britain. Nothing was eliminated or added to the technicolor or pana-vision adaptation of Olivier's magnificent stage production. Warner Bros, will present the film in 16 performances over an 8-day period in Hollywood to-qualify the film for this year's-Academy Awards.

In its press showing, the re-t sponse by critics has been overwhelming in praise for both Olivier's performance and the entire production. 1ST RUN tffljj HOLLYWOOD (UPI) World premiere of Sir Lawrence Oli-vier's "Othello" was a quiet inauspicious bow for what the critics have hailed as one of the great motion pictures ever filmed. The two-hour and 50-minute Shakespearean presentation made its international debut Wednesday night at the Hollywood Pantages theater. But there were no kleig lights, no grandstands and almost no spectator-fans. Only Efrem Zimbalist and Shirley MacLaine represented Hollywood stardom.

But Jack Warner was present in as much as his company is distributing the film in the United States. The premiere was a benefit sponsored by the Muscular Dis-trophy Assn. of America with 4. wit Ste tt waifs iratest kt skater, Reaaia Olympic Clum-pion, Sievkie Dijkitr World kl Dane ChamftioflS, Tit Rernees tins a cast it ov 100 staters. --M CV XV tJf, Wv I ,1 I ii fritwrr---' I tickets now -For yourself-For somen! special or Christmis list.

in sile it Winterlantf, Sears Stores, Greyhound Downtown Center Box Office, Sherman Clay and all agencies. orders promptly fillel Call 921-4315 for information. The Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District's bus-driving Santa Gaus will appear in his decorated Christmas bus on three more transit lines next weef On Tuesday, the "Santa Claus Express" will operate on Line 15 (Grove-14th Ave.) making two round trips between Berkeley, downtown Oakland and East The bus will reach 14th Street and Broadway at 10:29 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. en route to East Oakland, and at 11:41 a.m.

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