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tui aaJiene.4 upplaiUei politely and the Bet ended. Preceding Biff R.ost were the Seekers, SHERMAN BIFF ROSE DISPLAYS VARIETY OF TALENTS To top it off, Hose suddenly abandoned the stage, leaving his "band" to sing and play on their own. Rose never reappeared, if, ImrflftttlH Cmt MOVIE REVIEW Grisly 'Screamed' I Given GP Rating MCTM-SOIDWYN MAYER SAMUEL 6010WYN, JITS work quilt of social comment and light-hearted satire employing songs, poetry and ad lib remarks punctuated by his deft piano sty lings. Rose then totally destroyed his performance by turning the stage over to. an awful girl singer (without benefit of introduction or explanation, although neither would have been of any help) and following that move by bringing up a drummer and' guitarist who com-, pleted the destruction by dissipating what little remained of the mood previously established.

MASK TWAIN'S fAhouYentareoof TfclebcrriiBnii he suddenly blew it. For those who have never been exposed to Rose's not inconsiderable talents, it might be helpful to describe him (in a very loose sense) as a combination of Henry Gibson (in-nocent whimsicality), Tom Lehrer (clever satire; wickedly rollicking piano) and, well Biff Rose. A warm and engaging man, possessed of a subtle, decidedly manic wit, Rose wove an intriguing patch THOMAS Writer For the first 20 minutes of his opening set at the Troubadour Tuesday night Biff Rose had every-1 thing going pretty much his way; he almost immediately captured the crowds attention and in-, terest, "creating a soft, low-' keyed mood which was building steadily towards a satisfying and logical conclusion. Then, for a number of reasons (some obvious, others obscure), gti hj ffsif' gwin ALL tit-5'ATS i. tUnwil.l'uMd.

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Camr Manual Berinouar. Mi sic Waldo de let Rias. Production d. sinner Ramlro Gomel. Costume be signer Victor Cortcro.

Film edit- Reginald Mills. Featurlns L1MI Palmer, CrlJtlna Celba, John AAaulder Brown, Mary Maude, Candida Lmarig, Tomes Blanco, Pauline Challenor. Merleel Martin, Conchlta Paredes. MPAA-rated: GP (soma parental caution advised). latioriships that are fraught with sadomasochist overtones.

As is the frequent case with absolute dictators there's a whip-wielding second in command (Mary Maude) who behind Miss Palmer's back arranges rendezvous for the girls with a local delivery man, yet subjects them to humiliation in her seraglio hidden in the cellar. relished Acting All this depravity has been served up with Considerable skill. The rich period settings and costumes are unusually authentic, the acting is po- -lished and even the dubbings is done with more care than usual for such films. Miss Palmer works hard to give humanity and tragic dimension to her part, but "The House That Screamed" is picture that unhesitatingly exploits rather than indicts what it so lovingly depicts. TtCHNicoian' 'fx "Aiia8lerDl8co.ADrililEn!, mm, moyino BXCLUSIVI ENSAAEMENT I iYii POSITIVELY LAST 7 DAYSI VJiLTJIJ Continuous Performances Monday thru 12M wDaBLV "TW00D V' Friday at 6:00,8:001 10:00 PM 474-7i68 272SB78 Saturday Sunday at 1:30.

3:40, 6:00, 8:00 10:00 PM BY KEVIN Tlmat VThat "The House That Screamed" (in multiples) receive a mild GP grating is ironic proof that lingers in some mirjds a crazy kind of pur-; ltanical logic, the evils of which are so morbidly epi-jrtomized in this grisly hor-l tor film set in a 19th-cen-' ttiry French boarding school for "difficult" teen-girls. is altogether shocking -that the MPAA would i protect children from the tasteful depiction of normal set, as in the Case of R-rated 5 Kisses," than a film which shows a 15- i year-old boy who has liter- ally created a woman in 3 his mother's image, from the dismembered parts of five of her pupils not to 3 mention some very ob-vvious intimations of a swjde range of unhealthy behavior. it? an If everTthere was a mo- jlvie tharMratfccTan "The vHouse That Screamed" is sadist's and masochist's ielight, this AIP release is thoroughly convincing, 'even elegant exercise in 'jjevil. It stars Lilli Palmer tias that boarding school's mistress, a wo -man who in her abysmal Victorian ignorance turns hir smother-loved son into a murderous sexual psychopath and drives her girls into latent lesbian re- Last year I 1 Andy Warhol presents Joe DallMandro in hHntfsrins lm Fr1k a4 Hadr Waadlm (04 PW8l Mflr((y 2nd FEATURE "ZABRISKIE POINT" Continuous Men. thru Fri.

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