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2Q Part Sept. 11, 1970 SLnttlt Zimt MERV GRIFFIN Meet the blacks and whites, the aids and the bikes, i i i i School Auditorium, Culver City, 8:15 p.m. "Tha Medium" (Menotti); music by Mozart, Handel. VICTOR FUCHS' MEMORIAL COMPETITION CON CERT: Jeannine Altmeyer, soprano; Carmen Tejada, mezzo-soprano; Raeder Anderson, baritone; Maria Fe-ninger, piano; Henrietta Pelta, musical director, Wilshire Ebell Concert Hall, 8:30 p.m. MUSIC, POP HENRY MANCINI, conducting the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra with guest artists Ferrante Teicher, Hollywood Bowl, 8:30 p.m.

"Day of Freedom. THE Encore Theater. Stars Montgomery Clift. Cobilled with "Fury." "WEEKEND," Art Center. College of Design, 7 p.m.

Jean -Luc Godard's black comedy of our bourgeois society. DANCE JOFFREY BALLET, Ah-manson Theatre, 8:30 p.m. "Pineapple Poll." MUSIC PACIFIC PALISADES SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Mathison Singers, Joel Lish, conductor. Linwood E. Howe TODAY'S CALENDAR MOVIES I ENT COMEDIES," Palms Recreation Center, 7:45 p.m.

Featuring films of Laurel and Hardy, Buster Keaton, Fatty Arbuckle and Charlie Chaplin. "THE BLUE LIGHT," Leo S. Bing Theater, County Museum of Art, 8:30 p.m. A legend of an. outcast mountain girl from the.

Italian Dolomites. Leni Reifenstahl wrote, produced and stars. i 1 1 with ine love ups ana aowns, that make The Daughter i of A Woman the ultimate. i Ifitep I happened to be a sow. Gossip columnist Rona Barrett held forth on reincarnation "and her belief that women will save the world.

Country rock singer Linda Rondstadt sang her current hit, "A Long, Long Time." The last guest on the show was Broderick Crawford, who "put on" Miss Barrett for commenting once that she hated actors. He also confirmed the fact that his Highway Patrol series is running and rerunning in all the far corners of the globe. Griffin, who has introduced such talents as. Jose 1 i i a and Aretha Franklin on his show, smiled, gagged and gave guidance through the best and the worst of it. One of the most amiable and engaging people in the business, the former singer with the still pleasant voice seems cut out for his job.

"So much of it," he had said earlier, "depends on what kind of a day the host has had." Continued from First Page top banana Johnny Carson In perpetuaf ratings race will remain the same. "These shows replaced the gossip columns-smalL talk and chitchat. They're built on what ratings you get. If you don't get the numbers you're out, and you have to remember that a lot pf the audience is out there in the Middle You can have Buck-minster Fuller on, but you damn well better have something else the same night that won't make their socks roll up and down." That night, Griffin's first L.A.-based show had a little something for everyone from here to Delight; Okla. After Mayor Sam Yorty welcomed Griffin to L.A., Glen Campbell sang and talked about how he had to move the outhouse 'every now and then when he was growing up on a Delight farm.

Eva Gabor did her Eva Gabor act and trotted out a costar on her TV series (Green Acres) a pig named Arnold that "like 'women in love! it is flawless and fascinating in its evocation of Another time and another place. virgin and the gypsy' is an impressive achievement for EVERYONE -Charles Champlin, LA. Times "AN IMMENSELY ROMANTIC MOVIE WITH STYLE AND CRITICAL INTELLIGENCE. The Virgin And The Gypsy is satisfying because it realizes its goals!" -Vincent Canby, N.Y. Times "A finely made film.

All the details delight -the finely etched portrait of the quiet renegade girl, played with erotic daydreams in her eyes by Joanna Shimkus; Franco Nero's snake-eyed gypsy, all purpose and passion." Newsweek Magazine cD.cH.Lawiace,s THE VIRGIN AND THE GYPSY 11. L'TniniN. ssJtz. lb is r'L-, iirniiiniiTrn "1 'There will probably never be another adult western made WW STAKSJie GER SUNOH -TOM SCOTT-ELLEN FA1S0N DStLXTED by MAC AHLBERG KmctD and wmoi by PEER GULDBRANDSEN ftw CHEVRON PICTURES RELEASE ADM OF races after they've seen No one under 18 will be admitted. this one-there is no way to top it- Hard Trail' tells it all!" Friday and Saturday Midnijht Show at 12 1230 -3 :59 5:30 7:10 8-50 10:30 i RIP-ROARING COLOR 6321 HOLLYWOOD BLVD.

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