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16 THE GAZETTE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1967 ENTERTAINMENT i i 1 1 1 Mi i i hi ii i iii hp i mj''i i A Superb Film Version Of A Man For All Seasons Now At The Snowdon And xvhat a cast! Wendy Hiller is si.np'.y superb as More's wife; Susannah York reveals new facets of her talent as his daughter. Robert i the background. You are never made aware of the camera or director per se. It is the dialogue and the characterizations that are of prime importance, and nothbg is allowed to hinder your appreciation. seen it three times and enjoyed it more each time.

Can I possihlv recommend it more highly? 8.1S P.M. Ed 'lis TOMORROW Shaw is a mountain of youthful vitality as Henry VIII and Orson Welles has turned in a MORIAU TtT teeiUiMin. 11 l-l JEANNE HARRIS -JOHN HUSTON OTOOLE MICHAEL PARKS GEORGE C. SCOTT memorable performance as Cardinal Wo'ey. The film is one that gave me unalloyed pleasure.

I hae TONIGHT AT "As fine a version as we shall ever see in movies!" Sat. Review "An awesomely absorbing film" Ufa "Si I. 4 5. MATINEES: Sot. and Sun.

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W. 1 2 Noon to 9 p.m. By JACOB SISKIND If the production of Robert Bolt's play A Man For All Seasons was a moving emotional experience when Paul Scofield played the central role, the film version of the drama now playing at the Snowdon is even more stirring. The play has been brought to the screen with understanding and warmth, not to say artistry, and it can be recommended unreservedly as first class adult entertainment. In fact this film is so completely satisfying, that one wonders why other film versions of good plays have been so unsuccessful.

Of course there is something different about A Man For All Seasons. It stars Paul Scofield to begin with, and there is probably no more impressive actor on the English stage today. Scofield has the strength of an Olivier but he has, as well, a yielding warmth that gives a fullness, a feeling of truth, BOX-OFFICE OR BY MAIL CAST PANAVTSION TRANS-CANADA EXIT IS PASSPORT AND BONUS BOOK CENTRE Sophia Peter Loren 4 Selers J5 1 3233 "BECAUSE OF EVE" MATS. JWJy cat 1 SUN IVES. AT 8.30 1 SALLE DOREE RESERVED SEATS NOW AT SECOND WEEK WITH AN INTERNATIONAL ALL-STAR mm.

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to all of his portrayals. As Sir Thomas More he is repeating his stage triumph of several seasons back. He has lived with the role for such a long fame that he is completely comfortable in it. There is no need for effect, no straining to deliver the linps, nor are there any obvious acting devices. He has refined his performance until it has become art concealing art.

You are never aware of Scofield. You are always in the presence of Sir Thomas. This feeling of ease has permeated the remainder of the cast. I cannot recall ever seeing so completely homogeneous a troupe. And this is true in spite of the fact that few of the people in the film appeared with Scofield on the stage.

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