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10 osJjanstlf0mejS Frank Comstock, was academically impeccable, employed the tympani to melodramatic effect, and had all the freshness and neophonic vitality of Forest Lawn. its improvisational resources. Duane Tatro'i "Sally IV" was rich in textures and made good use of Bud Shank's flute. The eve-'ning's opener, "Fusion" by Young Composer Don Ellis Isolates Neophonic Sound ONLY LOS SUDWINS! BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH THE PRODUCERI Cj Lj Li 0 OjQjOZ IIOWatthePAHTAGES! ALL SEATS UN RESERTD (BUT SEATING GUARANTEED) KATS. DAILY 2 PMiexcsuw EVES.

DAILY 8:33 PM 3 SHOWS SUNDAY- MATS 1:30 1 5:00 PM EVE 1:30 FM STUDENTS AND (WITH IDCNTiriCATIOM MAY NEVER SEE ITS LIKE AGAIN!" PHILIP K. SCHEUCR, LA. TIMtS From the Nslional Theatre of fr3t BrttxTn COMPLETE-UNCUT-EXACTLY AS SHOWN DURING ITS LONG ENGAGEMENT ATTHE PANTAGES THEATRE at times the staccato of rhythm and blues and the unison ensemble sound of an Ornette Coleman combo. This was no mere musical wedding; it was out right polygamy. Indian ragas and rhythms, European classical concepts, American sounds and African touches were all fused in a work that built to a wild, searing climax in fact, two or three wild, searing climaxes.

Over-long, perhaps; pretentious, true; but when it was over we all knew that Ellis is a major talent as soloist, composer and catalyst. His is a name to watch for in the music of the 1970s. The Ellis work was the only one of the evening that gave full meaning to the term neophonic. Since it was played third among seven works premiered and conducted by Stan Kenton, two were pre-cli-mactic and the rest anti-climactic. Effective Fusion A composition by Dave Grusin provided an occasionally effective fusion of the orchestra with Shelly Manne's excellent quintet.

Bobby Troup's "Oalvelli's Dance" (orchestrated by Bob Enevoldsen) a a march-like, almost Khach-aturianesque quality. Only one work was content to keep a traditional swinging jazz pulse throughout. This was J. Hill's "Tribute to a Poltergeist," but like so many writers for this orchestra he made inadequate use of mm LEicm. DACLCYKa in i mi JnL mm v.

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"THE GREAT RACE," citywide. Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon and Natalie Wood star in comedy. "THE DROP KICK," Silent Movie Theater. Richard Barthelmess and Hedda Hopper star. Co-billed is Buster Kea-ton comedy.

"THE MONEY TRAP," citywide. Glenn Ford, Elke Sommer and Rita Hayworth head the cast of drama of people who live beyond their means. "THE SLENDER THREAD," citywide, Sidney Poitier, Anne Bancroft and Telly Sa-valas star in drama. STAGE THE CHERRY ORCHARD," Playmill Theater, Occidental College, 8:15. Caltech Program Paulene Myers will present her show, "The World of My America," at Caltech's Beckman Auditorium Feb.

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A.M. Free Pkg. Open All Nite WORLD Eke Sommers Hlywd Gow.r THE MONEY TRAP HO 7-osii Coast of Skeletons Cont. Noon Free Pg. Open All Nite SAN FERNANDO VALLEY Wilt, 7 SEE THEATRE DIRECTORIES palace etta tm ruw tor 2nd features ToS'X minti mi twit HUfSiiT 'Wll 'jKHIMS IT.mil I H0V349I in MEIR0C0L0R BY LEONARD FEATHER A young trumpeter and composer named Don Ellis grasped the entire mighty Los Angeles Neophonic Orchestra, stuffed it in his very hip pocket, and ran off with the show Monday evening.

His appearance in a work aptly entitled "Synthesis," marked the first conjunction of the Neophonic and Ellis' own group, which delights in the name of the Hindustani Jazz Sextet. Ellis' long verbal introduction, in which he explained that his piece would use Indian rhythmic devices most sophisticated rhythmic system in the became so complex in its explanation of the meters about to be employed that some listeners were a little concerned about not having brought a computer to The Music Center. When the music was performed, however, mathematics no longer seemed relevant. Ragas Outlined The two basic ragas (Indian scales) were outlined by Hari Har Rao, who played the sitar and the ta-bla. The rest of the group comprised a conventional jazz front line (Ellis and alto saxophonist Gabe Bal-tazar), plus mallet and rhythm instruments, all fortified, of course, by the 25 towering neophonicists around them.

The synthesis wound an extraordinarily jagged route from New Orleans to New Delhi, even taking in 'Dolly' Signed for Film Role NEW YORK UP) Carol Channing has been signed to play the role of the richest girl in the world in a film comedy called "Thoroughly Modern Millie." Miss Channing, who was a sensation in the Broadway musical hit "Gentlemen Prefer is now touring in the Chicago company of "Hello, the latest of her theater successes. "Thoroughly Modern Millie" will be the second movie in which she has performed. Ten years ago she played in the film, "The First Traveling Saleslady." Besides Miss Channing, Julie Andrews and James Fox will star in the film. i butt uuai CALIFORNIA 'Mfft1?" Cont. 6:30 CINCINNATI KID TH a-1507 Sandpiper CORNELL New Uw Pri" Burbank Jul'e Christie Cont.6 :30 DARLING TH 2-5251 Yellow Rolls Royce ENCINO Elke Sommers Cont.6 :30 THE MONEY TRAP 8T 4-6233 The V.I.P.'S RESEDA Ann-Margret Cont.6 CINCINNATI KID Dl 4-0153 Sandpiper MONTEBELLO GARMAR Cont.6:30 THE MONEY TRAP PA 3-2133 The V.I.P.'t youa IV: VOGUE tmiW lA HABRA TaK Cont.

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Herald Examiner "ONE OF THE YEAR'S BEST" Abe Greenberg, CitizenNews METRO. OOIOWYN. MAYR AROMRT YOUNOSON PRODUCTION WESTCHESTER PARADISE Cont. 6:30 BP t.0300 Ma(. Stu.

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