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Section 2 -17 CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1967 MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN 1 MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN Discount Price 111 70 nun. and stereophonic sound! Vi presents A CARLD PONII PRODUCTION SOPHIA L0REN OMAR SHARIF Bargain Basement Backfire Look who's SWITCHED-ON Sophia that "DOCTOR ZHIVAGO" LKKGAI5LE 1 vy man j. VIMEN LEIGH iLESIJEII0RD i- 424 i 4 wRvl (PINESTAGE OLIVIVdcILWlLLAND TICKETS NOW AT BOX-OFFICE OR BY MAIL! I TftANS ICAC0N THtTC 1W1 N. DEARBORN ST 372-0971 I IU1C HJ" than BY CLIFFORD TERRY THERE WAS a time when Vincent Price would stop framing paintings long enough to slip out of the gallery, apply his make-up and sneer, and proceed to turn out the kind of hopeless hokum that would inspire college boys to stomp and shout and scramble down to the local movie theater between final exams. Times apparently have changed.

His latest satiric stab, "House of 1,000 Dolls," COAST TO CO5T a miracle" ft HS- Hit- i 4 METPOCOIOP and FRANSCOPE I H' if MBAMMMIApIIIpHAm i IRRCVWJ IRFP'OH 'More Than a Miracle an UUL liUji U.ul iujj. I outstanding film!" LA. Times 4.1 and guest sur nmim Just bugs the Establishment as I Midwest v. I Premiere I KIM 1 3 NEXT WEDNESDAY J1 -'A Jt a i ui Wm A a aK ikOT Technicolor 1 MIDNIGHT SHOW iJkJLA-f- tvar mow 8: 1A 5toniy route COLOR-PANAVISION JILL ST. JOHN Optn a.

m. list Featura 10:10 p.m. "HOUSE OF 1,000 DOLLS" Directed by Jeremy Summers, produced Merry Alan Towers, screenplay by Peter Welbect. an American International release, at the Loop theater. THE CAST Folii Mandemile Vincent Price Rebecca Martha Myer Stephen Arrratronj Georee Nader Marie Armstrong Anne Smyrner Inspector Emil Woitoanf Kieline Fernando Senate Gratia Proprietress Yeiena Samarme PARKING: 4 Hours Anylim 65c GREYHOUND IUS TERMINAL GAUGE S.

f. Cornf, C'orfc tok Mftro Goldwya Miytr pirstnts ftter Glnvillts rroduclion sUrring RirliirH Riirtnn Fli7ahpfhThv1nr dark at madlion franklin 2-2843 imw show dailrl Js dark 7 Alpr Guinness Peter Ustinov baa i sS OnTheComediansgn frois tkt novdbv Graham Greene Vincent Price and George Nadtr (right) glower, while Martha Hyer (left) and Anne Smyrner glow. the gangsters! today thru Saturday, december 9 In PanavisioB and MeirocoTor NOW! Midwest Premiere Continuous rerformoncis Open 8:45 a.m. tost Feature p.m. ROSS HUNTER'S production ROSALIND RUSSELL today: "al eapone" "little eaejar" "white heat" "public enemy" "high sierra" "each dawn i die" "hoodlum empire" "bonnie parker story" "roaring twenties" "angels with dirty faces" "mechinegun Irelly" "st.

valentine's day massacre" SANDRA DEE DOSiG' LAST 2 DAYS! Open 8:45 a.m. Last Feature 10:20 p.m. TECHNICOLOR. I is not even bad enough to be good, instead is bargain basement backfire that is strictly discount Price. Once again slipping into top hat and tails, Sears Roebuck's star salesman is cast as The Great Manderville, a Syndicated magician who causes lovely young ladies to "disappear" right on this here stage, only to turn up later in the House of Dolls, which of course is not a home.

Rather, it's the Tangier based warehouse for an international business that gives away white-slave-trading stamps, a sort of hedonist's Horn Hardart, an ani- WEEKDAY MATINEE WEDNESDAY ONLY 2 P.M. 3 Shows Sat Sun 1 30. 5 OO. 8 30 m. Martha Hyer who could easily pass for a garden club publicity chairman.

Directed by Jeremy Summers "Ferry Across the Mersey" this third-rate trifle is one of those forget-it numbers that normally would have been shuffled out to the drive-ins but which for some reason has been installed in a downtown theater. The un-kindest cut of all is that it has replaced another "House" Our Mother's which unaccountably lost its lease. mated automat where the customers select their own dishes. But the fiendish flesh peddlers don't count on the wiles of a vacationing American doctor played by George Nader, who acts more like a daytime quiz show M. whose friend was murdered after his wife had been kidnaped and sent off to join the captive cuties in the literal tourist trap.

Snooping around while manfully disdaining any help from the fezzed fuzz, Nader soon dis covers his own wife Anne Smyrner has been whisked away to the house by the magician's mob, and once again it's hello, dolly. While George is leading a panting raid on the brothel which comes complete with a basement rumpus room featuring matching chains and whips, Vincent is biting off such lampoon-limp Lu-gosi as "No harm can come to you, my dear," and "To be dead would be such a bore," all the time assisted by a mental telepathist vnmtmmi JT 1 1 iLJAJLR i UlllJUIIiUS What haDDens to i 5 MS eV LL 7 rrrv 3 At A J. 1 LL menu nnereuu tp. jrfiifionaim they go? UNITED ARTISTS BALABAN KAT2 RANDOLPH AT DEARBORN TONIGHT 8:30 p. m.

Technicolor Here are the SHOCKING FACTS discovered within Tonight at P.M. ODD 170 Dearborn 372-0971 w.u -R swameR. knocks 1 last ADULTS mmm 3AYS10NLY CtnliPinyi Um t.m. BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN Reserve Your Seats Now DOCrolLDOLCli PREMIERES WED. DEC.

20 A GOOD SHOCKER' Sun-Timas NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED Peanuts5 Schroeder Finds a Friend in Serkin a Beethoven Lover SUBURBAN OUT NORTHBROOK mem PRICE-martha HYER FIRST showing; I Til Edens bet'n Dundea Lake-Cook Roads: THE TL 1 II 'I tDENSI 7:45. 9:45 o.m. IfHICB DIABOliai' LOOP OPEN i 45 AM IATI SHOW AIK 4 Hrt 45c GREYHOUND GA. BY THOMAS WILLIS "BONNIE AND CLYDE" I. STATE NEA ANOOtr ClABK 1AKE SKGXXS WHEELING- OPEN I A.M.LAST FEATURE 10:10 PJH.

SOUTH WEST WARREN 6EATTY I3CIIIIIF. BRIGrTTE MSDOI two weeks in September Ooen 79t9h Stony SUBURBAN Park Free 3535 RMMV.lt Optn 1 :00 Lt CEHLI3Z) 5 Oonn 9:25 -ELMHL'RST- A WOMAN" d.iH en The Swinger Rudolf Serkin anticipated Beethoven's birthday by two weeks or so, but his Orchestra hall recital yesterday afternoon was a party all the same. Well, maybe not a party, even tho the word rolls easily from thought to page. Call it a celebration in the fullest sense of the word. The pianist was playing one of those programs only masters can sell out halls with three Beethoven works, one LEE MARVIN, JIM BROWN COLOR "THE DIRTY DOZEN" plus "LAST CHALLENGE" Angle Dickinson L.E..H POINT BLANK.

-Tht Last Challense' AHiColor iii "i JP IIOth-Michiaan li I 1 1 up Park Free WATERH0LE 3 Rough Jericho RyiH ynnv WALT DISNEY'S A lUfflv "THE. ENDLESS SUMMER" FRAPJKL3N PARK- Adagio which is Variation 29 and continuing thru the repeated-note fugue and expanded minuet. To keep the structural outline clear, Serkin took the final Largo faster than usual, thereby producing another surprise. Embedded in the flowing soprano line were phrase after phrase of the recitative. The foregoing is of course an incomplete account of one man's afternoon; to take the measure of a master, muti-ply by legions and decades, all made up of shared seconds not easily forgotten.

sics, the difference is important. For his listeners, it proved unexpectedly instructive. The afternoon offered many other surprises. z- The last few bars of the Minor's Adagio were striking fore-shadows of "L'Absence." The Diabeli, where Beethoven managed not one, but 33 silk purse from his publisher's sow's ear and also proved that fugues do not always have to come last, has its own absence and return, beginning with the 5814 W. Maditon Open 1:45 Last 2 Fiaturrs at 8:40 it 8:25 "CIRCLE OF LOVE" t.

FONDA "POINT BLANK" LEE MARVIN plus "LAST CHALLENGE" Anqie Dickinson Worm, BEATTY Foy DUNAWA Ernest" Boronine" Lee Marnin 47th S. Park Mtine Daily 3:35, -00, 10-00 GLEN EL1LYN rl ril "UP The Down Staircase" at 9:15 ULtn "You Only Live TWICE" at 7:15 HILLSIDE "THE DIRTY ICTAD GARTER. Op. A.M. "KILLER dlMri Madivm-Halited SHREWS' I'FRIENOLV PERSUASION A 'AIRBORNE' Clf ftf IC 7924 Lincoln Ave.

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4. 4. B. 10 ADULTI was having trouble with the ornaments. The little changing note figures in the main theme, the turns in the minuet, and the various roulades and small trills in the final Rondo simply would not come clean.

Whether it was the piano or artist's misjudged intensity would be hard to say. But they by and large existed as momentary smudges on an otherwise heroic outline. Once such aural smudges occur, the habitual listener can hardly help keeping score. And so, as the cycles of "Lebewohl" worked their way to that wonderful "Eroi-ca" point where the tonic and dominant good-bys coincide, the inner ear or at least a portion of its cochlea or cortexwas lying in wait. Thruout the sighs of "L' Absence," there was no reason to compare.

The liberated harmonies rang distant changes on now discarded assumptions, working their no longer deceptive way to that final point of irresolution. In the silence that marked the transition to the Finale, it was wholly characteristic of Serkin that his foot gave the new tempo away. But there we were, in the headlong rush of "Return," full of just those rapid ornaments which had caused the trouble before. Only this time, the pianist was on top, taking each tiny flight on the rise, riding with the surfs crest. Was it regained technique? Not entirely, for Beethoven had come a long way in his own redefinition of essentials between these two sonatas.

What got in the way of the rising line in the early work now had a meaning of its own. For a performer who concentrates on emotive ba 9 ON STAGE IN PERSON SOUTHWEST TODAY at 2. 4. 6, 8:05. 105 P.M.

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Rudolf Serkin from each of the periods into which his biographers generally divide his life. But the trio belong together, or at least Serkin convinced us that they did. From the opening expanded triad of the Minor Sonata, Opus 2, No. 2, thru the Opus 81a, whose recurring farewell is one of the great, affirmative "hello's" in all piano literature, and on to the still incredible Diabelli Variations the recital kept illuminating its common points of contact. One of these was demonstrated, curious, as it seems, by something missing.

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If people do turn difficult, they generally do because they are misunderstood, not treated as a human being. Also, a great deal of money is wasted, and where there is a great deal of money there is a great deal of panic. "That is what I detest, the basic insecurity of these people who don't have their own standards, their own attitudes. Everything is based on the person directly above them." Unltee Prtu InttriMiioMl London DIANA RIGGS You probably know her better as "Emma Peel" does not want to be a star. She does not want the star treatment either.

Limousines and luxuries Hollywood can keep them. She likes the way the Royal Shakespeare company handled her and its other big names when it recently produced its first film, "A Midsummer Night's Dream." "There was a great deal of discomfort," she said, savoring the heresy. "Nobody had stand-ins. We did our own standing-in. Generally we even did our own makeup!" Miss Rigg said she and co-star David Warner were too interested in the film to worry about incidentals.

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