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12 The Boston Clone Saturday, December 7, lOfi.l Film Times MX All1 1 Heinz Knvald Nationalism Blended Witi Professionalism NOW THRU 1 if Fiil1ir i ti aJlL-'i I'lrMiiivriii-i ,1 Edtmrd Tubin, wei the hifih-lifihts of the evening, and this reviewer would like to hear more of their music. Soar's impressionism conjures up the style of Erik Sntic; Tubin's noo-Romantic nones are reminiscent of the soaring lines of Richard Strauss, Both groups revealed the na-tionistic facet of Heinz Riivald, and the comfort of that idiom allowed the tenor to reach his vocal apex for the program. Not that the numbers by Watts, Charles, Giannin, Still and fect balance was also achieved, As for audience response, the crowd seemed undemonstra tive, but when this listener left, Mr. Riivald had just sung his third encore. mm JUJiiiLiWi NOW THRU SUN.

BRoTtlERS liumINU ATTHACTI0N5, EC. MS KEELY SMITH I 16-22 TOMMY LEONETTI Reserve Now for Christmas Parties New Year's Eva 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY NO COVER AMUSEMENTS Oil in Massachusetts That's the headline in the New York Express, and John Astin as a securities analyst hopes to make a bundle. Hes one of "The Wheeler Dealers" in the movie at the Saxon. Elizabethans The Bream Dances All SUBURBAN THEATERS By MARGO MILLER Julian Bream cradled his; lin and bass viol By HARVEY SIDKRS The eichth season of the Rnl- tie Concert Srrics began auspiciously Fridiiy night at Jordan Hall with Heinx Riivald, a tenor of much vocal skill and dramatic polish. substituting for indi.spo.srd soprano, Ive Patrason.

the tenor presented an interesting program of conventional arias and liedcr and a group of American songs, mixed appro-priately with some outstanding examples of contemporary Lstoninn pieces. Opening with the Agnus Dei from Bizet's "L'Arlesicnnc," Mr. Riivald paid eloquent trib ute to the memory of President Kennedy, while the audience- filling half the hall stood. Arias by Handel plus lieder of Schubert and Schumann constituted the first half of the program and, in the process, reflected Mr. Riivald's background with the Estonian Opera Company.

The control of his sfomndi is uncanny. He is able to evoke the full gamut of dynamic shadings, from the subtlest pianissimo to the most vigorous fortissimo. At all times, he communicates with his audience by means of believable, but never exaggerated, gestures. Mr. Riivald has his faults, but his self-assuredness com pensates most admirably.

The melismatic lines of Handel's "Comfort Ye," from the "Mes siah," were carelessly negoti ated; his English diction was unclear in spots; and he oc casionally strained on the high register pianissimos, which may seem paradoxical until one realizes that projecting soft notes makes greater demands on the diaphragm than do the loud passages. His interpretation of Schu bert's "Aufenthalt" and "Auf dem Wasser" and Schumann's "Frulingsfahrt" provided ideal outlets for the vocal warmth and histrionic suavity that would render Mr. Riivald a fine exponent of Viennese op eretta. The all-too-brief songs of his compatriots, Mart Saar and RCA Plans 3-1 Stock Split Plus Dividend Hike NEW YORK (DJ) Directors of Radio Corp. of America pro posed a three-for-one split of the rnrnmnn stnpl inrrpaSpri ihp Mana-Zucca were performed with less dedication.

Following the Estonian groupings, they simply were not equal in depth. I Accompanied by his wife, Asia, a line rapport was maintained throughout the recital. With the naturally light touch of Mrs. Riivald, plus the piano top in a closed position, a per AMUSEMENTS Dedham-Suffolk-Ntpontet SSB5I (' 'I' 'ftut firm 7TT k. yf-r rtCHwcoiOR ni BRAINTREE I REYNOLDS MARY MARY THE CASTILIAN BURLINGTON ft OF -1 Concert Night and the alto flute is, of course, blown.

This combination of instru ments was the pit orchestra music for the plays of Shakespeare and Marlowe. Such a consort was also the dance band of Elizabethan England. And as illustration, Friday eve ning. tne Julian Bream Consort made the music dance all night. The composers, of this Golden Age of English Music, included such professional musicians as William Byrd, Thomas Morley (who also held the monopoly to print music), John Dowland, and a well-heeled amateur, Richard Allison, who styled himself a "gentleman practitioner in the art of music." In general, the pieces heard take their rhythmic and structural organization from the dance forms then current in England.

There was the slow and stately pavanne, the livelier galliard, but there were also fantasias and occasional pieces with titles as charming as their contents: "Allison's Knell," Dow-land's "Forlorne Hope," Robinson's "A Toy." The Consort is comprised of tern and lute; and Robert Spencer, a baritone who plays the pandora and lute. The ,0 massed sound in likely to be dominated by the VlOlin lute, crossed his lees, leaned back and told a capacity au- 'rijpnpp in Sanrfprs Thpatpr about the Consort which bears his name. To begin with, the ensemble of six players is a "broken" consort, in that five families of instruments are represented The plucked instruments comprise the lute, cittern and pandora, those bowed are the vio- Stage, Music Today BALLET FOLKLORICO OF MEXICO Donnelly Memorial at 2:30 and 8:30. Company of 75; program: Aztec Gods. Dances of Old Michoa-can, Wedding in the Huastecs.

the Tarascans, Festival in Vera Cruz, Queztal Birds of Puebla, Deer Dance of the Yacqui Indians, Christmas in Jalisco. BARBER SHOP QUARTETS Symphony Hall at 8. Parade of four singing groups: the Pittsburghers, the Four Rascals, the Ford-O-Matics. the Cross Countrymen, and the Jolly Whalers. TO "I'niUr ths Vum Vvim in HO, 13 00, I 3 80, 8 41.

140 40 Iiiacon nu.L-wit Dinfvi "in- rinlilile Journey." on. 10 50, 13-40. a 4 30, 1.10, 8 00. Carinniu, LL DATS! LEE RcMiCK JAMES rx.THe 75c -at Trcmsnl St. LI 1-4S00 BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN AIM OTTO rnSMINIEn WORLD PREMIERE DEC.

11 smrhr: pniiiir ptcickp lUili.lt QILILrtO RV. TCCMNl COLOtt' -p'uj 2nd Color Hit AUDIE MURPHY Lli GUNFIGHT Pjvt COMSKCHE CREEK John WAYNE Maureen fl'HARA mm 3 m- in i--" IN COLOR "LEMMON IS FUNNIER ALL THE itoM. timui p. jemmoru Extra Attraction "THE CRITIC" "A MUSI HIM ffisr DOYU. IECC0 UUICAN MARIN AVUPY-'Bnt ArtreTnn rftivalj Ittt i AMISI.MI.NTS 1 I JofitMlV i ll.

at liaisa Hill 10 ittwlll I EVENINGS at I p.m. Sundays or 7 JO p.m. 9 Stuart ft Tremont i LI 1-7040 i J0(i UST A DATS! Wi -V4W I At s- 1 iMfl i I ffll I I LAST 5 DAYS 1 1 2 H. II ii IS I ill i 1 I 1 1 I I I I CLOSED FOR 1HI SEASON NOBonr loves an albatross" Bream, lutenist; 01ive Zorian, Wilbur Theater at 2:30 and 8:30. 1 violin; David Sandeman, con-New comedy by Ronald Alexander Cert and alto flutes; Joy Hall, about a television producer, with jbass viol; Desmond Dupre, cit CANTON 3 BIG ADULT LL-J andifljviripnrf nn thp nrpspnt sharps Robert Preston.

Carol Rossen and Constance Ford; Saks. directed by Gene 'GHOSTS' Charles st. Image Theater, 54 at 7:30 and 9:30. Fairly good production of Ibsen's about the inheritance of sins. play with Nina Jeffers, Peter d.

MacLean and James LeFeria. 1 "NINE HOURS TO RAMA" Horst Bucholz Jose Ferrer 6:30 2 "CHAPMAN REPORT" Personal Story Behind A Sex Survey 3 "THE CALL GIRL" What Makes These Girls Do What They DoT the lute which have the most0utstanding to 45 cents from 35 ins.ist.ant voipps and musical Irpnts Thp nnartprlv HiviHpnrf raised to 35 cents from 25 MALDEN GRAHADa-SUH. PAUL IIEWMAR-JOINRE AMPLE PA 1 AT 10 13 20, 3 10, 4 00. I SO, 1:40, so. RONTON CIMHAM 1 It Mid Mad Miid Woild" Mt.

Sun. A HulKlnyi 3 Ml Kvei, Moil, thru Sal. lit p.m. inrt Sun. at 7 30 m.

(Arm Willi nisiiey'R "Incrrdlbl Journey," in 00, 1:40, 3 30. S.3H. 7.10, BliO: Shniii, 11:30, 1:30. 3.10. 8.

(HI. 6 50. 8'4U. IISTIR PlmsirU Inici national," 0 11. SO.

3 20. 4 SO, 7:20. 41 "Bikini Ruby." 10 10, 1 20, 3:80. 6 30. 8 .10.

CIM.M kenmnrs RHunre "Lord o( Ihf Hn." 3 20, 4 11. 07, 00, 10:00: Shorts. 3 00. 3.53. 8.46, 7.39.

0 .12. I XI t.R-',HtivfH Above," 3 15, 4:30, 9 00. News Shorts. 2.00. 4:10, fl 3(1.

MNF. 3 30. 7 10 i in. "Tin re ItnliAn Style." 1.45. 5 15 A 41 DART "Cleopatra." M.it.

Dully 2 two. 8 p.m. Sun. Kv. 7:30.

KHTH MI.MORIM, "GunllBht Commune irrk." 1:00. 4 35. 0j; "Palm Spnnxs Weekend." 11 20. 2 55. 10:00.

I.OI W'S Olirill.l 12.110. 2:10, 5:05. 7:25. 9:50 MWH.tnVrK Mni.v, Mary." 9:35, 11:50, 2.0.'.. 4:25.

8:45, 9:00. Mt'tilC HAI.L Opens Christmas; Day. Walt Dimcy'i "Sword In the Stone." I'ARAMOl NT "Fun In Acapulco," 11:20. 2 50, 6:15. 9.45.

"Operation Bullfhine." 9:40. 1:10. 4:35. 8:05. PARK-SQ.

CINEMA "My Life To Live." 1:30, 3:12. 4:54. 8:36. 8:18, "Calder's Circus," 2:55. 4:37, 6:19.

8:01. 9:43. pilgrim -30 Years of Fun." 9:35. 12:15. 3:00.

5:40. 8:20: "Knock Knock." 11:05. 1:50, 4:30. 7:10, 9:45 SAXON "Wheeler Dealers." 10:00. 12:00, 2.00, 4:00.

8:00, 8:00. 10:00. irTOWN "A New Kind of Love," 1:20, 5:25, "The 11:05, 3:15. 7:20. WFST END CINEMA Shorts.

11:30. 30. 3:30. 5:30. 7:30.

"CoiUU-l sal Bed." 11:50. 1:50, 3:50, 8:50 7.50. 9:50. B.U. Art Sale A pre-Christmas sale of art work by students of the Boston University's School of Fine and Applied Arts will be held Dec.

9-20 at the University's Art Gallery, 855 Commonwealth av. The gallery will be open from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Items on sale will include water colors and oil paintings, sculptures, drawings and handmade Christmas cards. Puppet Show The Penquin Puppeteers will present "Pinocchio" next Saturday at 2 p.m.

in the Children's Museum, 60 Burroughs st. After the performance the audience is invited backstage to see the marionettes. Other shows during the holidays will be "The Bluebird," Dec. 21 at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.; "The Spindle Imp," an adaptation of "Rumpelstiltskin," Dec.

28 at 2 p.m. only; and "Aladdin," Jan. 4 at 10 a.m. and p.m. DUBLIN.

Ireland (Reuters) Retiring Irish ambassador of the United Nations Frederick Boland was appointed of Trinity College, Dublin, Friday. I BIG TRIPU HIT SH0W1! PLAY GIRLS in INTERNATIONAL ceLoi "BIKINI BABY" plus "DOROTHY'S DILEMMA" "30 YEARS OF FUN" ROSLIND11E RIALTO 1 15 nrlj SMw 6:15 WEST SIDE STORY" 1 in. 15-9-05 WLTH I-WBASSY "A PARIS PICKUP" Paul Newman-Joanna Woodward NEW KIND OF LOVE" (. Special Kiddie Show in Hf HClil.ES l'ClE0" tic, tUfit (T90H WEST NEWTON 'SSL TMIS PCTUf IS TO OLT daCK -V SHIRLEY LEMMON MaeLai'E- lRlVIODOU(BE Snown at I 18 m. "SUM fit II a ctK.

AMUSEMENTS vihiiu.1 nnnmui gs HfflMTT I. MEM ram Miiipsa a hum mmm' 1 'fjf TtCHNICOLGR I RESERVED "a I SEATS AT I BOX OFFICE I CR BY MAIL I BOSTON I 1 THEATRE 1 61 Washington St. Hll 2-3670 I 50c Parking After 5:00 Shoyrr Garage IS7 I -en rUnK.u. '7, I AVi I "JM DA2- ijne The other instruments gage themselves with filling: uiulivcu uguica ui icgaiu nuico. ine luie, Dy iiseu or has a reasonant lower register and its upper reacn is less qui cet than the pandora and cit- tern.

Bream and Dupre amply. illustrated what lutenists can pluck and finger from the mul ipUrtrt 1 DeJOHN sisters i COMING DEC, 9 PATRICIA MORRISON DEC. 16 DEC. 28 THE BUFFALO BILLS FRANK FONTAINE SUN. DINNER SHOW r.nloy Sun.

Mnt. Dinner It Shnw. See the CO.MPIETK SHOW nnd enioy a FULL COURSE OKU'XE DINNER. St'N AFT. DINNTH $.1 7S un.

NO COVEfl. NO ADMISSION. Dinnrra from 12 Nnnn; Shnwtim 3 P.M. Children. SimcihI Pnre.

Tel. Reservations fnr Christmat Purties New Yfur'i Eve FKAMINGHAM-RTC. 9. OPP. SHOPPERS' WORLD FDR RESERVATIONS TEL.

FROM BOSTON AREA CE 7-0060 FROM AM INGHAM B73-1391 AMUSEMENTS DORCHESTER (Cent.) lilt Avi. "in nnn leagues Dlsney'r UNDER SEA" In Color OF KILIMINJARO" 05 NEW MORTON GE 6 6300 Mat. 0nl "MA PA KETTLE ON VACATION Csrtenn "REVENGE OF THE CREATURE" Child. 35c Euning Early Show 6:15 ADULTS ONLY "WOMEN OF THE WORLD I "RICE GIRL Shiwn at I at 7:52 STRAND "A NEW KIND OF LOVE" "PARIS PICKUP" EVERETT Lei Rtmick "THE RUNNING MAN" PARK "IN THE FRENCH STYLE FRAMINGHAM "urn tiiiM TAYLOR Rid BURTON 1 The V.I.Rs Feature; WEEKDAYS SAT. SUN.

2:05 4:35 7:00 :30 GORMAN Mareelli Maitroiannl "DIVORCE ITALIAN STYLE" Sophia Loren-Anlta Ekbera "BOCCACCIO 70" Bmny Schneider 8T. GEORGE Burt Lsncaster "THE LEOPARD" Color "HOUSE OF THE DAMNED" LORING "HAPPENED AT WORLD'S FAIR 1:30 Elm Presley-Joan 0 Brien 9:00 7:30 "A TICKLISH AFFAIR" Shirley Jnnns LEXINGTON LEXINGTON Margaret Ritherfcra 7 9 "MURDER Ji GALLOP" Mat Only 1:30 "COUNT OF MONTE CRISTA' MEDFORD MEDFORD Robert MltihiM "RAMPAGE" Seranne Plehette "WALL OF NOISE" MILTON MILTON Maureen 0 Hara "CPFMrrO'C Wl kllULII iiiuuiiinin Fonda Sen. TOYS IN THE ATTIC" NEEDHAM PARAMOUNT Mat. 1:30 Disney's "20.000 LEAGUES UNDER SEA NEWTON CORNER PARAMOUNT Mat. 1:15 "KING KONG VS.

GODZILLA" "KISS OF VAMPIRE Cunt. "N'w Kind Liwe" "Perls Plchip" NORWOOD 762- I worn JPeK 8HIBLEV Sk) QUINCY STRAND Matinee Only J. Lewis "ROCK A BYE. BABY" "DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP" Et Jack Lemmnn-Shirley MacLaine "IRWA LA DEUCE" at RANDOLPH RANDOLPH W0 3-3620 7:10 4 920 "V.I.P.V Color ACRES OF FREE PARKING REVERE REVERE Eve. P.

Newman-Joanne Woodward A New Kind Love" 4 "Paris Plekia" Sat. Mat, "Robinson Crusoe" 4 "The Clown SALEM PARAMOUNT "PARIS PICKUP" "A NEW KIND OF LOVE" Color SCITUATE HARBOR B3 SOMERVILLE SOMERVILLE "Wiies 4 Loiers" 6-9 20 Janet Leigh-Van Johnson "THE HAUNTING" Julie Harris 7:40 Sat. Mat. 'Voyage to Bottom Sea' 'On Dehle BROADWAY "Johnny Cool" Joey Bishop-Sammy Davis "THE YOUNG SAVAGES" 750 Bert Lancaster-Shelley Winters Mat. "VOYAGE T8 BOTTOM OF SEA" 1 P.M.

"ON THE DOUBLE" SOUTH BOSTON BROADWAY Mat. 1:15 "65 DAYS AT PEKING" (C.) Pies 5 Cartoons Em. "55 DAYS AT PEKING" (C.) 80 7:30 Short Srt)ects SOUTH WEYMOUTH CAMEO Lit Taylor-Rock Hidsoa James Dean "GIANT" (Color) STONEHAM STONEHAM Kirk Deiolas-Mitri Gaymr "FOR LOVE OR MONEY" Sandra Det "TAMMY 4 THE DOCTOR" Mat "TAMMY THE WTOR" WAKEFIELD WAKEFIELD 245-0412 Parkins R5 nAYS ST DClflWrJ 125 WELLE SLEY COMMUNITY Kirk Douglas la Disney LtHbUtS UNDER THE SEA" CE 5-0O47 "BEN 4 ME" WINCHESTER C. Hi WINCHESTER Dl WiK S'ET I Lawainec eeawvcv-LB kwci TMC RUNNING WAN" HUVht KM et STAm.IT SAKCW IN THE FRENCH STYLE" I JIM MTUWMV MMT M.T1MI1 MC- III a itisfiES imim Txt wiui i iur -sioset son ti lour WINTHROP WINTHROP Mats. 7 45 "A NEW KIND OF LOVE" "SWORD OF LANCELOT" WOBURN Met 130 "3 St-w Stta.

lent, tsntj" eIR7 "RUNNING MAN" -m TC FIFam 5TlE- WOLL ASTON WOLLASTON Cewt. 6:30 -Carry tm (m "CARRY ON REGARDLESS" 630-9 JC "CET Ol WITH IT" tn Sat Mat. 1-30 "Gy Pm" Carlsw Ca-Hil In III i illlllHlliill iillliaiii, AT DFfBIE REYNOLDS CESAR ROMERO "CASTItlAN" STRAND SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MEDFORD EXTRA 3RD BONUS FEATURE uiuue uj. anuup. is approved by sharehold for also a pleasant interlude concert flute and violin in fantasias by Morley, two songs by Campian, and a demonstration of music for the pandora and: cittein.

Throughout the ning, sponsored by the Mason today at 2 8 I kystic vtiLtr fvf cicrimr i ieo? iii i i MARY MARY in i T-w 1 a AHftT WILSON 1 BOTH IN COL OB K.H ir5 Revtrt Parkway-Nafiek NI'CI WON IHblS iO Ml Jt CONI )0 v. ou eo' JAMES STEWART KIM NOVAK a I P-l A rtlllli MtfuS KIND LOVE I'ERTiGO ir Ail JlERicVlfWS BRAINTREE Lewnik NEW KIND OF LOVE uwIrt vertigo KIM NOVAK BURLINGTON HI CANTON FEATURES All In Color MALDEN WOODWaRQ NEW HIND or 10VF- BOTH THEATRES HJ cTT 6H iSAT.5: MAT. SAT. AT 1 P.M. SPECIAL MEDFORD TONITE ON BOTH SCREENS i i i PAUL NEWMAN rncoLon "A NEW KIND OF LOVE" R1CT CO-HIT "PARIS PICKUP" "BRIDE OF DRACULA" PEABODY TWIN INDOOR THEATRE NOW SHOWING! A NEW KIND mm in CF LOVE ii TECHNICOLOR BELMONT Matinee it 1:45 "3 STOOGES GO AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE" "THE OLD DARK HOUSE" EVE.

ONLY 6:45 I 9:00 "WIVES AND LOVERS" BROO KLINE "OlTBgE Toda, Sen. Mat. 1.00 C0RNER 2 JePPy Lewjs Hits pc 4.0500 "ROCK-A-FJYE BABY" Color land "DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP" 50c Eve. Only Cont. (In Color), jEl'wS'New Kind Of Love'l0 tt Sophia Schrll-Fred.

MarcN "THE CONDEMNED OF ALTONA" CAMBRIDGE UH 4-4580 PLUS JOHN Ht VTOM AT S5S ocgosr) iroLts. "ftrjiiront touitui wrrm crd Kumon sprcndid perfcrfTnance'-rRowTHEaTlTES 3 CANTON STRAND "WIVES LOVERS" 9 30 "A GATHERING OF EAGLES" 745 CHELSEA RESERVED FOR NEW ENGLAND'S HEW EST THEATBE OPENING SOOa Parkway Plaza DEDHAM COMRRUNITV ret PM "MARY MARY" Skew 7-9 iO Debbie Reynold it 1-30 DUEL OF THE TITANS" DORCHESTER ADAWS SE 6-2O80 Partina Mat. Way "FRANCIS IN THE NAVV al "FIREMAN SAVE MY CHILD" Celer Crtw" Rite: I. Martin.lli "RICE GIRL" 'inn 8'ides far Sne Iretsen" I vO F-lTiBiaj n-ua CfXOR Tl 8:30 I ROBERT TAYLOR I "CATTLE KING" I 2 music ounuauon, uiwn dends ref lects RCA-S growth rec. Bream was the informative ord of the past and its confi-host.

It should also be noted, dence in the future," David Sar-on the threshhold of Shake-noff. chairman, said. "We expect speare's and Marlowe's quadri- by the end of this year to regis-centennial, that when "the iter our 11th consecutive quarter bbw Queen" was spoken of, it was the first Elizabeth, not the incumbent. Seashore Name To Be Taken Up In Jan. 10 Talks EASTHAM The Cape Cod Advisory Commission, which advises the National Park President Kennedy entitled Service on questions involving "J.F.K.: The Man and the the Cape Cod National sea- Myth." shore, will discuss with park' Shortly after the President's service officials Jan.

10 pro-! assassination two weeks ago, posals to change the name of the publishing house halted the seashore to the Kennedy i shipments of the book which National Seashore. ihad been the nation's No. 1 Several proposals have seller cents with last April's payment, The 45-cent dividend is pay- Jan. 27 to holders of record r. ic Directors also called a special to vote on the stock split pro- posal.

The record date for the meeting is Dec. 16. The board said it intends to declare in March a 15-cent divi- rlnnl, it utlu 111 Lltc new BLUUIV 11 U1C ers. This would be equal to the 45-cent dividend declared today Directors said they won't declare the 2 percent common stock dividend paid in recent aaauion l. mH, lTn stock divi- profit improvement over the comparable quarter of the year earlier.

Sale to Resume Of Lasky Book NEW YORK (AP) The Macmillan Publishing Co. said Friday it will resume distribution Monday of Victor Lasky's critical analysis of the late The book received a number of unfavorable reviews but found a large audience, judging from the vast numbers of volumes sold. birds fly at NIGHT! I bath!" ix wanenion ax ana v. Provocative comedy by Ionesco, under the direction of Michael Murray, Barend SABICAS Jordan Hall at 8:30. Flamenco guitarist.

THE CHRISTMAS NUTCRACKER N.E. Life Hall, at 2:30. Boston Children's Theater production, directed by Adele Thane. THE QL'EEN THE REBELS" Tufts Arena Theater, Medford. at 8:30.

Play by Ugo Betti, directed by Donald Mullin. STAGE IN TOWN LAST 6 TIMES Jll'l Fui at s-an 11 11 mais. wea. id Sat. 2:30 "SHARP DRAMATIC COMEDY!" Kelly.

Globe ROBERT PRESTON, ft (NQSODYUOVES )Q (I ALBATROSS, LAST DAY No. tel. orders Mat. 8:30 pALLET 8. Hurok presents FOLKLORiGO He'rnYndei, fCAlbU Director Seats Still Available TOM'VV AT 3 JOHN BROWNING Brilliant American Pianist NEXT TUE.

8:30 P.M. MOSCOW CHAMBER ORCH. FORD HALL FORUM JORDAN HALL Eiinsbn St. and Huntington Avenut SUNDAY EVENING DECEMBER 8 at 8 P.M. Prof.

John K. Galbraitfi "India and the Politics of Privation" TVmrs! open a 7 45 Everybody Welcome TONITE JORDAN HALL SABICAS submitted to change the name, but there has been opposition, which argues that the area "is too large to be named after one loyal citizen." DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketcham NATALIE WOODS "SPLENDOR IN THE CRASS EXTRA ADDED FEATURE zz jr RICHARD BURTON "BRAMBLE BUSH" PEABODY jfRSE PARKING 8000 CARS TODAY! 40 ilk iRMaDOUeE JACK IIMMON SHIRLEY MmLAIN! ARLINGTON NEW CAPITOL Charlton Ktstos Aia Gardner "55 DAYS AT PEKING" En. Only 6 8:55 MAT: "TWICE TOLD TALES" Vincent Price SERGEANTS THREE" Frank Sinatra "COME BLOW YOUR HORN" "ThTh VSrU THE HAUNTING Jills Harris tre. 1 bno at 7.15 P.M. Matinee "Voyaje Bottom Sea" "Hanntini" BACK BAY PETER SELLERS! wm LTCaiiNT SATIRf "SUPERB" LIFE IS-6: 05-8: 00-10 OQ P.M.

Cinema s0." 444 tecoa S. 2il.37t 80 Norway St. 266-1623 Uniqua Satirical Comedy By A. Kurosawa with Toshiro Mifuna Best Actor Award Venice Feitivil "VOJUMBO" "DIVORCE ITALIAN STYLE" -T Ma iSSSs fl rfsA pj I I fF PLU SI ER ATI ON BS II NTQ mm Movie Bulletin '-'yX oil wor our out to Movit ADULTS Is "KNOCK-KNOCK" ONLY! MARY'1 CLEVELAND CIRCLE TMtJ FICTURC IS rO AOULTft ONLY J3CK -V SHIRLEY Cwrt Siw 2O0-5 I5 00 HANCOCK VILLAGE HANCOCK 5-0303 E. 5 45 rvmm- Hat 'ONIONHEAO" Cartoont Di i'MARY WARY" it 5 8 30 Slrt.

MATTAPAN ORIENTAL Paul Newman- Joanne Woodward-En Cabor A NEW HIND OF LOVE" 6-935 "PARIS Pica. UP" S5.fv 1 15 "S5 7 lrll5 tr TI t.f 4 "Ttt 6ET 1 A it Sim "Gee, I didn't know some better fill Mr. Wilson's bird RE -212,.