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10 The Boston Globe Saturday, January 29, 1972 THEATER ARTS For the kids 'The Hot Rock' movie review 3 Artvancf Nntlrc. T)cMrt Louis FStcvcmnn's "Tirndilie Inland1' will br 2 I'. in Kch 15. in. S.V26, slid Mnri-h 11 and 14.

by tic floMon C'liilrliTii' Thc-alcr it New Entliind Life Hall. IiIactji. More than 30 celrnialed ciwiiai'lPis liven no the M'iriii. with Miei'ml mtiMotioiifc mcludinc Mi'ilm the Mastnan and Ann. "KlIlNAPPMT" Cinema T3 'irt shopping crnteis (see Globe ad- tM liscinoni i.

In a slnn of two well known tales hv Robert Ixijls Stevenson, keep your eye on the acting talents of derail Tievoi- Howard, who, according to The Olob- cm "inampulatc a Pinch of precious diamond out of the museum in a dull sequence. After that it is a matter of chasing down the elusive diamond, which ends up, at various times, inside one of the robbers, in a police station and in a safety deposit box. There is considerable action a break into a prison to release a prisoner and a helicopter rooftop assault on a police station. But, as we said, nothing really works. Zero Mostel appears as the sleazy lawyer-father of one of the crooks.

Better luck next time, boys. By George McKinnon Globe Staff "The Hot Rock," the new film at the Cheri Theater Complex is being plugged as a "comedy-misadventure." Well, that is certainly half right. It is indeed a misadventure for all concerned, but they are wrong about the comedy part since it is a flat, dull, inept movie. When you consider the talents involved, two of the screen's best actors, Robert Redford and George Segal, and director Peter Yates and screenplay writer William ('Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Goldman, you wonder why it all went so badly amiss. It's supposed to be a comedy about four inept thieves and the heist of a priceless diamond from the Brooklyn Museum.

But nothing seems to work. What was undoubtedly envisioned as a quick-paced caper comes across as silly and stupid. And some of the terrible "humor" lines and sight gags elict silence rather than laughter. The picture was filmed on location in the New York city area, but Yates, who so beautifully captured San Francisco In "Bullitt," might as well have been shooting in Des Moines for all the feeling he has for New York. Let him view "The French Connection" and "Made for Each Other" to see how one should film New York.

Well, to be brief, Red-ford plays an ex-convict who joins up with a lock expert (George Segal) and two cohorts (Ron Liebman and Paul Sand), and the quartet manages to get the fniin with superbly usual nonchalance. "COVE WITH TO WIND' auhur-han (see Globe advertisement I. Back to Tra with Srarlelt O'Hara, played by Vivien Leiirh, in the eve r-engaglni film version of Miriaret Mitchell'! best-nellln novel. 'Live' cntcrtaininrnt YOITH roNCKRT SERIES Symphony Hall, today at 11 a.m., under the direction of Harry Elln Dickson, with Billy Wilson supervising the ballet scenes. Join-Ins forces will be the B.

S. the Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts, the Boston Ballet, and tha Rational Center of Afro-American Artists. 'MVTHS TALES OF THE MAORI" Caravan Theater, 15S5 Massachusetts today at 2. A kind of theatncal field tup to visit a New Zealand tribe, with the accent on songs, games, and chants. "THt PROPOSITION" 241 Hampshire Inman Cambridge, at 2 every Saturday and Sunday.

ToDjcal skits sharpen the wits, based on requests made by th guests. liKfc.V Stage 1 Theater Company. Boston Center for the Arts, 533 Tremont at. "Insights into theater arts to shape the creative imagination." (For details, cali 338-9332. i CLOWN SHOW FOR KIDS Available for parties, store openings, with free shows for charitable organizations.

Entitled "Ki-quote. Knspy Kokie's Tri-nival," the production includes songs, mime, arid balloon acts. Tntre will be engagements Feb. 5 and 12, at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., at the Cambridge YMCA, 820 Massachusetts av.

Children attending any of the shows will nave a chance to be "clowns for a day." (For more information, telephone 261-1888.) "VOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT Children's Museum, the Jamaica-way, from 2 to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday: and from 10 a.m. to p.m., Saturday and Sunday. A food show of various delicacies including seaweed and roasted dandelions. ZERO MOSTEL plays sleazy lawyer, father of one of the chooks, in "The Hot Rock." SUBURBAN THEATERS SUBURBAN THEATERS Cleveland Circle, Lawrence, Dedham, Neponset, Revere, Suffolk, VFW Parkway and Natick TODAY TOM'W MATINEES ONLY! i ust pats ErTTmnxzvr 8FS3 I At m. i i yi i km canM fastfkSQM PERSON! 1 NEW ENGLAND PREMIERE 'NICHOLAS AND ALEXANDRA' FEB.

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PCOPL HiaBBaaaaBaBW" A '-c wr i CANTON 3. FRIENDS MEDFORD "JOE" Peter Boyle With Th CRYSTAL LITTLE FflUSS nD BIG HALSY WEST NEWTON WEST NEWTON Richard Harris "MAN IN THE WILDERNESS" GP Shown at NORWOOD TWIN CINEMA 762-1200 CINEMA 7 9 CINEMA 2 DR. SAT. SUN. MOTHER GOOSE.

13 PEMBROKE-MA RSH FIELD PEMBROKE Jet. 3 139 834-4550 "THE GO-BETWEEN" 7 A 9:15 (GP) Sat. Mat. 2 "Mother Goose" (V Ctns. QUINCY STRAND 472-1424 (GP) 7:30 A 9 p.m.

Th Original! 3-D "HOUSE OF WAX" Chi'drea 90c Fre 3-D G'osses In Color) WOLLASTON QUINCY WOLLASTON 773-1400 "DR. ZHIVAGO" 8 P.M. Mot. 1:30 "MOTHER GOOSE" ROSLINDALE RIALTO "DIRTY HEROES" "THE NARCO MEN" 7:50 (G) Mot. "Magic Land ef Mother Goes" I At 2 m.

7 Carttwts 1:15 SCITUATE SOMERVILLE SOMERVILLE A BROADWAY GP "KOTCH" Water Mulfaa LOYERS OTHER STRANGERS' 7:30 i Mot. 1 m. "Magic Lead a se" SOUTH WEYMOUTH CAMEO Tew" 7 A 9:00 "PLAT MISTY FCR (R) STOUGHTON CINEM 344-1340 At I Drs-wy "IA0Y A THf TRAMP (61 "SEAL ISLAND" I NORWELL-HINGHAM i KsrVs 'bgirt StereoVision ami w.avt' YjkJ -rw Daily calendar "ihl; mi, AUBUUV Oucn Lircie ineaier. lb warien-ton at 2 and 8 through Feb. iu.

nie dioauway roL musn-al is based on original compositions by isew ork senool children De-tween ages sevtn and 18. "KiDtPtLL" Wilour Theater, at 2 and indefinite run. i ne Guspel to Saint Matthew receives a rock-style rendition. BUM O.s SYMPHONY YOUTH CONCERTS Symphony Hall at ajn. Music anu tne uance.

Harry Ellis Diokson conducting. Featuring the Dance Company of the National Center for Alro-American Artists. BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Symphony Hall at 8:30 m. Michael Tilson Thomas, conducting; Lawrence Lesser, cello. "MILLHOL'SE: A WHITE COMEDY" Video Theater, 24 Brighton at 8.

9:55, and indefinite run. Tele-castor oil on Presidential waters. "THE PROPOSITION" 241 hampshire Inman Cambridge, at 2 (for children), and ai ana lu; indefinite run. tai-headed higots wiio like to impose get typical-topical tweaks of the nose. "JACQUES Hotel Somerset's Musical Theater at 6:30 and indefinite run.

A troubadorable tribute to a popular singer-composer. LEISURE-LINK PolyArts' (Cambridge! information service on "where to go, what to do" 1402-2900). I "IT'S A CHARMER!" I Kellv. Glob Broadway's Hit Musical TONIGHT 8:00 P.M. OPEN CIRCLE THEATER I' 76 Warrenton Boston 542-0392 Student Rush hr.

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12, 1, 4, (, 10 P.M. aun. vm, :30, 7M, 9: I It 010 I UASTORU aataiMOMt AT iOTHTOK TONIGHT at 8:30 Michael Tilson Thomas Laurence Lesser, cello Gabrielli: Canzoni in tha 9th Mod Hindemith: Callo concert Gabrielli: Canzoni in tht 7th Mod Schumann: Symphony No. I in flat "Spring" Tickats available. "Rush Statt" en sale 2 hours before concert at Huntington Avenue entrance.

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Deadhead" Coift 1:15 FOXBORO ORPHEUM 543-S412 Jimmy Bresiia's GP "GANG THAT COULDNT SHOOT STRAIGHT" 79 Sat. A Sea. Kiddie Shew 2 p.m. "Moqic Lend ef Mother Goose" FRANKUN CINEMA Pre Parkma 528-0420 One Sowing at 740 "GONE WITH THE WIND" Mat. Sat.

"Magic Land MeHaer Goose" GLOUCESTER M.SH0REI7W A FeYtmia 213-1S2I I Sirtf Rirrf MS 31 HINGHAM LOR'NG "BONNIE A CLYDE" 7:30 (GP) Sat. Mot. 1:34 Marker teas A Ctsts. HYDE PARK PIXiE 1J0-J-7 30- (31-4111)' Starsiaessiaa 30 Pre Gkesaas) HOUSE Cf WAX" I Dirty I "3 iwnr s. 1 fldamorEve danvers a 'nv, sniijn.saar.jt S99-3122 Glenlacksot I MurraHead 1 i in mi nam ruMioifrrTrn BSaataBajl AMPIE AOUICENTRRIIN6 aaSSsaaaalaaaialaaaBa' AVE I SaiCIALCHttOatNSMAflNII -CATOONS I "MAGIC LAMO OF MOTHER COOSr 1 I r'l I EVERETT mm ilH I ,1 I I BELMONT BR00KLINE CHELSEA CLINTON DEOHAM DUDLEY FALL RIVER F0XB0R0 FRANKLIN GARDNER HINGHAM LAWRENCE MALDEN MEDFORD NEEDHAM -Regent Coolidge Plaza Cin.

Loring Hall ARLINGTON CAPITOL 448-4340 Gary Grimes Nominated Best Film of 1971 "SUMMER OF "42" 7 9 Sot. -Sun. "Magic Land Mother Goose' REGENT 443-1197 Walter Matthau "KOTCH 9:00 "CHARLY" Cliff Robertson 7:00 Magic Land Mother Goose AVON (X) No On Under 18 "Siy, Anne Sven" "Senation Generation" "What's Up Front" BACK BAY Woody Allen's "What's Up Tiger Lilly i Sat. A Sun. Mat.

2:30 also ILaurel i Hardy Short 7 10 bat. lun. at BELMONT STUDIO CINEMA GP 484-1704 W. Matthau "KOTCH" 79 ALL SEATS SI .50 Mat. "RAGGEDY ANN IN STORYLAND" 2 Shows P.M.

BRAINTREE "CRY UNCLE" RATED I II 2-7 9:00 3-8 10 BROCKTON DRIVE-IN 4 Shockersl (R) "Brain of Blood" "Vampire People" "4 Brides of Blood" "Blood Demon" BROOKLINE COOLIDGE COR. 734-2500 Today Sun. 1 3 p.m. Raqgedy Ann person fre magic card to 1st 500 Screen "Magic Land of Mother Goose" 3 Stooges, Karts. Child.

75c Eve. Cont. 5:45 Ruth Gordon in "Harold Maude" IR) (C) R. Baskm" 7:30 Peter Boyle CAMBRIDGE HARVARD SQ. im-n th Tu.s.

i Limit U't 4 MURMUR OF THE HEART ACCIDENT Dirk Bogarde 4 A a A av aV a dtk jaVaaV aft A 3 BRATTLE SQ. HM22i HthivT Istsrl Ftctinl DARK PASSAGE HIGH SIERRA Saturday Mai. 4:15 CENTRAL I MJ.Slslfee: Dt Iron's THE RING OF HEARTS 4 till 4 tlE HER THE MOON Wnkwnl 4 MaKnm sCEMRAL 2 M4442I Thru Tutu 1 Tw Films by Eric Rehner I 4 The Fearless Vampire KiHerj 4:00,7:15.10:35 Th Horror of Frankenstein 1 5:40,9:00 2 THROUCH SAT. CHAPLIN'S THE CIRCUS 4:00, 6:45,9:30 A wtttr if wm 5:15 I p.m. PETULIA I ti Ci et Terrsv, iillii CANTON CINEMA 828-4494 "KOTCH" (GP) 7 00-9-00 "LACK BEAUTY" 1 30 CHELSEA PARKWAY PLAZA 884-455? i Aces tree Ptrtisxi "GONE WITH THE WIND" (G) 7:38 I'dd Skew So.

A Soa. 1 A 3 OS DEDHAM COMMUNITY S2Vt4J Carry oa lea Mea! 'Carry On Cowboy' Sa I J8 "Maaric Lead Matter i I i r- Ul DR. RHIBES "Th Orig HARD RIPE LEXINGTON LEXINGTON Wa'ter Matthau 7 9 "KOTCH" Sun. 1:30 "Block Beauty" GP MALDEN RUTH GORDON BUOCORT HAROLD 4 MAUDE WILTED M1TTH1U MAUREEN STAPLET0N PLAZA SUITE ROBERT MITCHUM-SARA MILES IN DAVID LEAN'S RYAN'S DAUGHTER SAT. A SUN.

COWT. 30 8:00 CHILDRENS SHOW SAT. A SUN. 1:00 P.M. MAGIC LAND OF MOTHER GOOSE MARSHFIELD MARSHFIELD CINEMA 8344100 "THE GO BETWEEN" (GP) Mat.

2 p.m. All Seats 75c Mat. "Magic Land of Mother Geese" MAYNARD FINE ARTS I It II 897-2100 Both (Rl I "French Connection" II "Dirty Horry" MEDFORD CINEMA I A II 395-9499 Med. Sq. GONE WITH THE WIND 7:00 "WEST SIDE STORY" Sot.

Sim 1:30 "MOTHER GOOSE" MILFORD CINEMA 473-1181 2-4-8 10 m. "French Connection" (R) MILTON CINEMA 498-2335 7 P.M. (irnilF UfITU TUC UlallV! UUnt 1 1 1 1 fi int. IllliW Mot. 1:30 "FLACK BEAUTY" NATICK mw-fm irM i LmWmWmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm NEEDHAM CINEMA 444-EOGQ Caaacs Prin WiMaer (GP) "CLAIRE'S KNEE" 7 9 la Eeglisli Sot.

A Saa. "MAGIC LAND OF MOTHER GOOSE" 111PM NEWTON CENTRE I -OAURatUR Of" 2 "PLAT ronMt THE HEART- cvrs r-eo-s-i rues AacAnaHTcs lL SCATSt! oe EYIS. TM-SJ8 nr NEWTON CORNER PARAMOUNT 332-78T3 GP Stee McOeeea "BULLITT" S-W-'M BONNH A CLYDE" Oate iTOtAAi--l 4 P751 fi III II 1 2.