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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1968 Section 2 -11 MOTION IICTURES- DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN -MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN MOTION riCTUF.rs DOWNTOWN 1 SPECIAL EASTER HOLIDAY MATINEES April 11, 12, 15 at 2 P.M. TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE OR BY MAIL. Chords Search for Tune in cDont Look Back5 They beat 1 branded broke 1 but the stranger NOMINATED FOR 9 ACADEMY AWARDS INCLUDING BEST PICTURE and BEST SONG. "Talk to the Animals" 1 1 i mi it 1 1 E5 still took every dollar and every life in town! infill TONIGHT AT 8:30 P.M. aaayB3Wy.

LI 1 JWIR TRAMS CACON XL iapi i I If ODD VON, 'Dearborn-, phone: 372-0971 3 PERFORMANCES EVERY SUNDAY, at 1:30, 1:30 P.M. THtTH COAST-TO COAST Stanley Kramer $pencer Sidney i Katharine 1 Tninw lmri 1 1 r'guess ivno's II 1 ACADEMY AWARDS Open 8:45 a.m. Last Feature 10:05 pjn. kKt REST PtCTW coming to dinner 'Walt DisneyMgMooIi PLUS WALT DISNEY'S BothT.chn,tor "CHARLIE, THE LONESOME COUGAR" kinetic camerawork perhaps necessitates periodic sound distortion, the film concentrates on the inter-concert chords and dischords of discussions held, and music played, in smoke-filled hotel and dressing rooms, as well as the interminable interviews and a lengthy, tedious business session that is saved only by the presence of Dylan's manager, Albert Grossman, whose great face is a combination of John L. Lewis, Thomas Mitchell, and Benjamin Franklin.

There are shots of Dylan and, for a while, co-performer Joan Baez riding in cars and trains, being screamed at by hot-eyed fans "0, me dream's come and everywhere surrounded by the nameless, faceless hangers-on with their idol hands. The scenes of the actual performances, unfortunately, concentrate on "The Times, They Are A-Changin' almost to the point of monopolistic saturation. The film-makers could have taken a few tips from a far superior documentary made in the '50s, "Jazz on a Summer's Day," in which shots of college students' beer cans and Bermudas were fascinatingly interchanged with such Newport festival numbers as Anita BY CLIFFORD TERRY THE LARGE BULK of "Don't Look Back," the documentary shcrt during Bob Dylan's pre-motorcycle-crash 1965 concert tour of Britain, consists of the folk singer a label he vehemently disclaims putting down inane questions and labels from interviewers a task that is "DON'T LOOK BACK" Product and released by Leacoct Pt ttebaker photographed kr O. A. Pen-eoeker, witk Jones and Howard Alk, concern recorded br J.

Robert Vaa Drte, the Aerdverk Cinematheque. about as difficult as criticizing President Johnson's social graces. The questioners spend much of the 90 minutes trying to get Dylan to come up with some quotable philosophy-of-life statements in keeping with his lyrics, but the answers, my friend, are blowin in the wind- "I'm just a guitar player," he tells them. "I don't have anything to say "about these things I write. I just write them." In justifiably lashing into the carelessly-conceived inquiries, however, Dylan also raises his own question as to whether he also cares about the things he writes.

Photographed in black-and-white Godard graininess by D. A. Pennebaker, whose Open 8:45 a.m. Last "Jungle Book" 10:40 p.m. O'Day's "Tea for Two" and the Louis Armstrong Jack Teagarden duet of "Old Rod in' Chair's Got Me." While "Don't Look Back" sometimes wraps up the mood of the under-25 concert tours, too often the footage seems victim of a "waste not, want not" damn-the-edit-ing policy.

When the performer puts down a soul-spewing science student moonlighting as an Interviewer, that's intriguing. When he exchanges some heated words about a glass thrown out a hotel window, that's just boring. Dylan's final encounter with the journalistic masochists they keep on a-comin' is with a reporter from where else? Time, the Weekly Newsmagazine. "I don't need Time magazine," he states, as so many have stated before him. His Luce talk, however, may be a bit more personally -in spired.

Two years before the filming, the publication had properly noted that his songs were the best of their style since Woody Guthrie's, but also to Dylan as "a dime-store philosopher, a drugstore cowboy, a men's room conversationalist" with a voice that sounds "as if it were drifting over the walls of a tuberculosis sanitarium." I Back with technicolor? resents WITH THE NEW PHOTO-GUIDE 1496 10 ACADEMY SEETTY Nomttonf BUTlVY Open 9 a.m. lost Feotun 10 p.m. AnAilenWeinrToduchon SaV- starriner-r-t Ws LJ 10-20 Anthony t-ygffigri 1 Any Occasion No. 1496 with Photo-Guide is In sizes 36 to 52, bust 38 to 54. Size12.

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CldlK franklin 2-2S43; lata ihow a.m. films of warren beatty "kaleidoscope" leslio caron International Festival Award Winner! 1 iomoiiow Ml.T hA 80TH III anc I (U 3-t 1st SHOWING' promise ner anyrning both color ADULTS ONLY "Lust the unvarnished tneme' Chlcage Films of Ingmar Bergman) "dnvirs eyn" "wild strawberries' "7th seal" "summer interlude" "magician" "lesson in love" Binstock asserted. She is chairman of the day care committee of the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women. The sponsors of the meeting include the Fellowship of Loop Clergymen, composed of pastors of downtown churches and synagogs; the Illinois department of children's and family services; the Welfare Council of Metropolitan Chicago; the Cook county department of public aid; the Chicago Urban league; the Chicago Board of Rabbis; and several other organizations and agencies. At the conference, a nucleus will be formed for a permanent citizens group to press for a larger network of centers where working mothers can leave their children with the assurance that they will be cared for, a spokesman for the sponsors said.

A GROUP OF religious and public independent welfare agency leaders announced yesterday that a meeting to consider "the pressing need" for more day care enters for children will be held at 1 p. March 28, in Temple Sholom, 3480 Lake Shore dr. Mrs. Richard Lans-burgh of Baltimore, president of the National Committee for Day Care of Children, will speak. The wife of Rabbi Louis Binstock, spiritual leader of the temple, said there are only about 100 licensed day care centers in Chicago and that they care for about 4,700 youngsters.

She said that there are "15,000 latch-key children in the city with no place to go while their mothers are at work." "The greatest treasure of our community, our children, are being sacrificed," Mrs. 'MM? SOUTH The Daily Newt Slaygirls SUBURBAN OUT re rwm mr Aatn Kediie 0. jo go for Start at 7. OPCN Afi3TCiiri ant. I PAKK AT DO0I -GLEMCOE- mm vixi-' em at.

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Martinon will conduct the orchestra's tour concerts next week, and resume subscription concerts the following week. Phyllis Dreazen Dangerous JEAN MARTINON conducted the second half of the Civic Orchestra concert last night in Orchestra hall. It was his first appearance since his sudden illness February 22, a few hours before he was scheduled to conduct a Thursday jiight subscription concert Mr. Martinon had conducted a Civic Orchestra rehearsal last week, but that weakened him, and Irwin Hoffman, his associate conductor, led the Milwaukee concert Monday. Last night he looked well and rested, and he seemed relaxed in his performances of the American premier of his own "La Cene," Variations for Orchestra; and the Beethoven Fifth Symphony.

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