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i rr 18 The Boston Globe Friday, January 8, 1971 rw ep NEW PAPERBACKS Hrandcis profs honored for 'Hollywood in the 20s' FILM TIMES ABIUY CI MM A I "The Owl end nd the PuMycjit," 2:30, 413, 6. I mid 10 p.m. AHBKV CINEMA II "Flvn Easy ricc," 30, 4:15, 6, 8 10. ASTOR "2001: A Spuce Odyney." 10:15, 12:40, 3. 3:20, 7:40 10 UNTfcR "Cindy Donna," 9:33.

12:33. 3:33, 6:33, -Wild Puwycst." 10:33, 2, 6 8 p.m. i- CHARLES CINEMA "Jtyan'9 Daughter," 2 A p.m. CHERI THEATRES "I Never Sjn Kor My Father," 1:30. 3:10.

8:20, 8:10, 10:00, tTltRI THEATRES There'! a Girl In my Soup," 1:00, 2:43, 8:23, 8:13, 10:03. CHERI THEATRES "Where'i Poppa," 1:13, 3, 4:43, 6:30, 8:20 and 10:10. mmmmm CINEMA. KENMORK 8Q. "Joe," 2:00, 7:30.

8:30 CINEMA MS "ThU Man Mut Die," 1:00, 3:13, 8:30, 7:43, 10. CIRCLE CINEM "Love Story," 4. 8. 8:33 A 1HS p.m. EXETER "Uiiackaer Fortune," 1:43.

3:13, 4:30, 6:23. 8:00, 8:39. GARDEN CINEMA 1:13. 3:20, 8:30, 7:40, 8:43. GARY "I Lovt My Wife," 1, 2:80.

4:40, 6:20, 8 10. MIMIC HALL "Great White Hope," 10, 12, 2, 4. 6, 8 10. ORPHEl'M "Th ArlntocaU," 12, 1:50. 3:45.

5:35. 7:30, 9:25, "Nick the Orphan Elephant," 1:20, 3:15. 8:05, 7 8.55. PARAMOUNT "Brewster Mo-Cloud," 9:30, 11:30, 1:30, 3:30. 8:30.

7:25. 9:25. PARIS CINEMA "Trash," 2. 4, 6. 8 10.

PARK SQ. CINEMA "Diary of a Mad Housewife," 1:30, 3:30, 8:30, 7:30, 9:30. PI ALLEY "Cromwell" (G), 1. 4, 7, 9:30. Get with the cats who know where it's at came R.K.O., one of the major studios in Hollywood? Harry Carey, a star of dozens of oaters along with Tom Mix and Wm.

S. Hart in those days, did NOT graduate into films from a Wild West show and on and on. But why weren't Robinson's blunders corrected by his editor, Peter Cowie, who gets title-page credit? We must assume, then, that Cowie didn't know the F.B.O. story, either. PAUL F.

KNEELAND Other new paperbacks: CONDEMNED TO DEVIL'S ISLAND, by HARRY CAREY no Buffalo Bill Blair Nile. A Signet Book, N.Y.C 95c. 'I' WORSHIP AND WlT-3 NESS, by C. J. McNaspy.

Bruce Publishing Co.i N.Y.C. $1.95. YOUR BABY'S NOW YOU CAN CHOOSE, by David' Jl.fj Rorvik with Landrum M.D. A Bantam "Vj Book, N.Y.C, 95c. 'serious' music Two Brandeis University professors of music have received 1970-71 awards from the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP).

Harold S. Shapero of Na-tick, the Waller Naumberg Professor of Music and Arthur Berger of Cambridge, the Fine Professor of Music, were honored for their contributions in the area of "serious" music. A member of the Brandies faculty since 1951, Prof. Shapero is currently directing the Brandeis Electronic Music Program. He and his daughter, Hannah, 17, recently recorded "Pieces for Piano and Electronic Synthesizer," a composition that has since been performed at college music festivals across the country.

-Don Craain. Herald Traveler Time Magazine 3IIIIIIIIIHI iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig; separated the Armistice from the Wall Street crash," Robinson Bays in his introduction. There's an overtone of conceit pretentiousness to that statement which, by the way, isn't particularly true. What Robinson has done is written dozens of vignettes in a style which is reminiscent of the old time fan mag gossipy approach. It's quite evident, however, that the author is no film buff.

Otherwise, for example, in writing about Lon Chaney, he never would have omitted the titles of the greatest starring films of that "man with a thousand faces" "The Hunchback Of Notre Dame" and "The Phantom of the Opera." And how could one intelligenty appraise the work of Harold Lloyd without any reference to "The Freshman," "Grandma's Boy," and "Speedy," his little masterpieces? Someone with a good working knowledge of this decade in film production can turn to any page and find glaring errors of omission and commission. Consider these entries: Robinson makes only a fleeting reference to "a firm called F.B.O." Doesn't he know that F.B.O. (Film Booking Offices) was headed by Joseph P. Kennedy (President John F. Kennedy's father and that with the advent of the sound film, be I INTRODUCING As HOLLYWOOD IN THE TWENTIES, by David Robinson.

Paperback Library, New York City, 220 $1.25. One of the most prolific and richest eras of Hollywood motion picture production was the 1920s, or more accurately, the years between the end of World War I and the coming of the "talkies" in 1929. Anyone looking to read more than what can only be described as a general introduction to this great period of silent films would be far better off to ignore this volume and instead turn to Terry Ramsaye's "A Million And One Nights" (although that cuts off in midstream, 1925-1926) or Paul Rota's "The Film Till Now," And those are only two books in a large library currently available on the subject. The author confesses that all he was really able to accomplish was to take a bird's eye view of the ways of Fatty Arbuckle, Clara Bow, Charlie Chaplin, Lon Chaney, Douglas Fairbanks, Greta Garbo, Har- old Lloyd, Mary Pickford, Gloria Swanson, Rudolph Valentino et al. "My concern has been to show the films and filmmakers of this period both in their relationsip to the industry and to the general background of American life and culture in that extraordinary epoch which SUBURBAN i ii SAVOY "There Was a Crooked Man." 10.

12, 2, 4, 6. 8 10. SAXON "Song Of Norway," Eves, at 8:30. Mat. Wed.

Sat at 2.00. Sun. it Hoi. at 2:00 tc 5:13. SYMPHONY CINEMA I "Quiet Days in Clichy," 11:40, 1:20, 3:00.

4:40, 6:20, 8 9.40. SYMPHONY CINEMA II "Let It Be," 1:30, 4:23, 7:20, "Yellow Submarine," 2:55. 6:50, 8:45. WEST END CINEMA "Threesome," 12, 1:55, 3:50, 5:45, 7:40, 9:30. "Vr i WONDERFUL I 2333Si NEW CARTOON.

Technicolor pin 'Boston's New Concert Theatre Concept' I Boylston Washington Sts. 1 1 HU 2-7305 I NOW! IN CONCERT PLUS DANCING I I PEARL REEVES I I FATHER TIME The TICK TOCKS 1 Big Psychedelic Light Show! "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST" Released. by BUENA VISTA Distribution 1970 Wilt Disney Productions Coming: i Al Ft Lv -MiiiTa 51 tlwOrplUill TECHNICOLOR' WAIT- WD DISNEY ffiffi, mepnznz Sat. Sun. 1:30,3:30,5:30,7:30,9:30 Daily: Mats.

Eves. 7:30,9:30 "Mingle With The Dancing Crowd While Our 1 Mammoth Light Sliaw Flashes and Splashes!" 1 I NIGHTLY 9:30 12:30 FRI. 9-11-1 I SAT. 8-10-12 CONTINUOUS DANCING fliiiiiiiriiiiiiiii iiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiti tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiiiimiinniimiiiiiMii tiitiiniimimW NC0 ORPHEUM: WKkdays CINEMAS: DAILY 1-3-5-7-9 NATICK: TODAY TOM'W. 10:30 A.f..i2-2-3:55-5:45-7:35- SUBURBAN THEATERS Cleveland Circle.

Lawrence, Dedham, Nepontet, Revere, Suffolk, VFW Parkway and Natick She watched. her sister submit to the ultimate violation! VOMA SUBURBAN The greatest TJmf All live, not a cartoon. Presented in glowing glorious COLOR E3 IV OtlUU 1 A Tempo Enterprises Production. Crown International Pictures Release "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST." N.Y. DAILY NEWS "IT GLOWS LIKE GOLD." TIME MAG.

"love Story1 Is probably as sophisti'cate'd as any commercial American movie made! It is beautiful and romantic!" jr. y. times. Co-Hit! WEEKEND WITH THE BABYSITTER PARAMOUNI PtClURS'pRSNISr Alil.lacG raw Ryan O'Neal Shown; Midnite Show 11:45 THEATERS NOW! CENTER, Boston These Drive-Ins Brockton Sky view D.I. Dorchester Neponset D.I.

E. Boston Suffolk D.I. Medford Meadow Glen W. Middleton Rte.114D.I. Shrewsbury D.I.

Twin sjCThese theaters only will co-feature WILD PUSSYCAT NORTH WEYMOUTH il I I'U I Ml 'I Blf "WEEKEND with Mil BAIYSITTER" FOUNTAIN of LOVE" CHELSEA PARKWAY PLAZA Rte. 1-1A Free Parking 884-6557 Elliott Gould In "MASH" (Rl Mat. 1:30 Eve. 6:45 8:45 CHELMSFORD MiMimmijSnBt.uiih DEDHAM COMMUNITY 7 A 9 p.m. Frank Sinatra "DIRTY DINGUS MAGEE" Sot.

"Huckleberry Finn" 1:30 p.m. DORCHESTER 1 1'! WW i jkoUl Mi-i-l AMPIE ADJACENrRHRKING I 1524 DORCHESTER AVE. I HELD OVER-THIRD 116 WEEK-COLO MASH MIT. 1 P.M. (K) IVL 1:45 1 EVERETT PARK "DARKER THAN AMBER" 7:30 8.

Hershey "THE BAIYMAKER" 9:00 FOXBORO ORPHEUM 543-5612 Starts Tonite 5 Days Only! Joe Namath A Ana Margret C. CO." 7 9 Mot. "SNOW WHITE" FRANKLIN CINEMA Free Pkg. One Show 8:00 "PATT0N" Geo. C.

Scott Mat. "ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN" GLOUCESTER 1 msm fasuwD II "LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS'11 THE INDIGOS THEATERS MILFORD CINEMA 473-1181 "Catch 22" 7 9:00 MILTON MILTON CINEMA 7 A p.m. Richard Benjamin Carrie Snodgrest "Diary of a Mad Housewife NATICK NEEDHAM CINEMA 444-4060 I "Diary of Mad Housewife" 7 9 Sat. Sun. Mat.

"Snow White" NEWTON CORNER PARAMOUNT Exit 17 Mass. Pike 332-7833 Free Parking "M.A.S.H." (R) I 9 Children's Mat. Sat. Su. 1:30 "SNOW WHITE" A Cartoons Id) NEWTON CENTER 1 FRANK SIMATRA 1 SICHIRO BWIM1 "DIRTY DINGUS MAGEE" "DIARY OF A MAD HOUSEWIFE" Shown 6 WEST NEWTON NEWTON 527-3540 "THE BABY MAKER" 7 A i with Borboro Hershey Scott 6-lenn NORWELL-HINGHAM NORWOOD TWIN CINEMAS 762-1200 2 "Dirty Dingus Moqee" 7 A p.m QUINCY STRAND 472-1424 Both GP Color F.

Sinatra 'Dirty Dingus Magee' 10 C. Eastw "Kelly's Heroes" 5. 5. Mat. 1 pm Snow Whltt-Ktm WOLLASTON-QUINCY WOLLASTON At 8 p.m.

"DIARY OF A MAD HOUSEWIFE" ROSLINDALE RIALTO "DIRTY DINGUS MAGEE" "MOONSHINE WAR" At 7:50 Sat. ft Sun. Matt. "Snow White" ft "Magic Fountain" SCITUATE SOMERVILLE SOMERVILLE ft BROADWAY "DIARY OF MAD HOUSEWIFE" fill "WINNING" Paul Newman 7:11 1:00 "SNOW WHITE" SOUTH WEYMOUTH STOUGHTON STATE 7:00 ft P.M. W.U.S.A." Pa WAKEFIELD WAKEFIELD Magee" 7:30 "Dirty Dktga "Ketley's Hare" WALTHAM EMBASSY Froak Sinatra ie "Dirty Dingus Magee" IGP R.

Wid.nark 'Moonshine War1 WELLESLEY COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE 235-0047 "GOODBYE, MR. CHIPS" 4:30 ft Mots. Sat, ft Sun. at 2:00 WEST ROXBURY VILLAGE 325-0303 New Show Today! A Uansual Subiect Far a Movial "THE BABY MAKER" 7 ft 9 p.m. No One Under 18 Admitted Sat.

ft Sua. MoH. Sow Whra' I'rvoT WINCHESTER mm WINCHESTER MUM SIKUJ RIDER IN THE RAIN S4T. MT. "NDK-ill6UEL- 1-4S WtNTHROP CINEMA 846-3440 2-J ft R- "Diary, Mad Housewife" Sot.

Mt. Flatrjr alsa Paa DalpMas 'z'af wAuisNEYlyvA Ji. "LOVE STORY" HAS'4 POSSIBLE OSCAR NOMINATIONS. BEST PICTURE -BEST ACTRESS TheYear's BEST ACTOR- 1 BEST. DIRECTOR- Bestseller Capitol NEW BEDFORD Olympia ARLINGTON Regent NEWBURYPORT.

Port Union NEWTON Academy Studio NEWTON Paramount BROCKTON Westgate Cin. NORWOOD Cinema BROOKLINE Coolidge Cor. ORLEANS Cinema CHELSEA Parkway Plaza PEMBROKE Cinema CLINTON Strand PLYMOUTH. Old Colony FALL RIVER Durfee QUINCY Strand F0XB0RO. Orpheum ROSLINDALE Rialto GARDNER SAUGUS Cinema GLOUCESTER.

No. Shore SCITUATE Playhouse HINGHAM Loring Hall SOMERVILLE Broadway HYANNIS Cape Cod Mall Somcrville HYDE PARK Nu Pixie SO. WEYMOUTH Cameo IPSWICH Strand STONEHAM Cinema LAWRENCE Cinema SWAMPSCOTT Surf LOWELL Strand WALTHAM. Embassy MATTAPAN. Oriental w.

NEWTON. Newton MEDFORD Cinema II W. ROXBURY Village Cin. MILF0RD. Cinema W0LLAST0N Wollasfon NEEDHAM Cinema WORCESTER Showcase Cin.

And Other Theatres Throughout New England. See Your Local Papers. ItW Win fMny PttiKfm THEATERS fairy tale ever told it was never told more beautifully! HELD OVER 3rd WEEK I.Li A HOWARD 6. MINSKY-ARTHUR HILLER Production John Marley Milland Sse6ai Surhuer (ecmienawccf ameaewfaov lurnino GOLDEN FRANCI5.LAI SUBURBAN Boston, Braintree, Brockton, Burlington, Cambridge, Framingham, Ipswich Peabody, Saueus Stoneham OENIRALCIHIMACORP NRaMOUNT BOSTON Something; else from the director of MASH 0PP.MVM0NDS HU2-4820 Brockton CINEMA CENTRE WIIIMll MLl-TS. 1 4 17-m-a33 1 20-S: 1 S-T: 1 5-: I :r.P II aesi ricTURtiH.r.

critics "FIVE EASY PIECES" rH BARBRA STREISAND-COLOR "THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT" ftt IV "LOVERS OTHER STRANGERS" STDNFJUH "DIARY OF A MAO 9 imna, unntcwIFP" HnilSFWIFF 4H 40M FRfSHPOKO- CAMBRIDGE minn 'r mucus: hmash" tMi 'K ISTRANO "THE OWL THE PUSSYCAT" COLOR fit ELLIOT OOUL0 THC SICILIAN CLAN" 9:45 PLAZA TWIN DRIVE-IN ii mumi BiHW iTvtaiwn 1. "KELLY HEROES 7:05 IS 4 xmoTV niupnc uipcc" a.ic 3. "THE YOUNfi RUNAWAYS 11:15 IN-AR KEATERS MATTAPAN ORIENTAL Barbara Horshey "THE BABY MAKER" (Rl (R) "THE GRASSHOPPER" Mats. Sww WhHe-Meglc Foawt'e MAYNARD FINE ARTS I A II 877-2100 I- Barbrq StraisW a 7 ft p.m. "THE OWL ft THE PUSSYCAT" II "JOE" 7ft p.m.

MEDhORD CINEMA I ft II 3rS-4tf 1 Mm. Fram Rt. 3 to Rt. 60 Med. Sa.

"Dirty Dieges Maaee" 7 ft 8:50 "Diary Mad Hoosewrfa" 7-t KELLERMANN For Screes If VwytJlRl times set "Bi carL Movie Cleck ffRC ckS" mike nicholsx PEIB00Y FILM utiNTREc ALAN ARKIN Sob PilTPII-991 1 4. VlUag IS DISKET BRAINTREE lV(F av tl COLOR I fVKAf 1 :00 3:00 1 5:00 90df Impfoaa fllKHAU J. POUflRD UTTUffiUSS Dl I nno IIG HRISV I VA 1:30 3:20 1 1 'r 5:10 I i I I 'WM 1- MM THEATER AT CLCVILAND CIRClf 566-4040 ROCKING Burlington, Braintree, Framingham and Peabody flHE INTERSECTION "OF IEAC0N ST. ANO CHESTNUT HILL AVE. ONLT 1 MIN.

FIOM EITHER I iiinn NORTH WEYMOUTH im liAJ IT JI'WJ I TTIT IHII -TTfm "DIRTY DINGUS MAGEE" "KELLY'S HEROES" "YOUNG RUNAWAYS" ARLINGTON CAPITOL M8-4340 Corrit Snodqrtss "Diary of a Mad Housewife" 7 9 Sat. 1 p.m. Sun. 1:30 "Snow White" REGENT M3-1197 Frank Sinatra "DIRTY DINGUS MAGEE" 9:15 "TICK TICK TICK" Jim irown 7:30 Sof. 1 p.m.-Sun.

1:30 "Snow White ATTLEBORO TRI-BORO CINEMA I II 495-4400 Rt. 95 Exit 5 Trlboro Ploia "Freedom To Leva" 7:15 A 9:15 P.m. "Lovorj A Other Stranaers" 7 9 AVON "Out of "Darling Lili" "The Last Escape" BACK BAY 'iLlUt, IF Zip itnuw I Yves Montane! in thriller BELMONT STUDIO CINEMA 484-1706 "Diary of a Mad Housewife" 7 A 9 Sa. A Su. Mats.

'Snow White' BROCKTON nicucvc iiiDicrnpiTCi) PETER FONDA "EASY RfDER BROCKTON DRIVE-IN 3 Adult Hits-X Cindy A Donna Wild Pussycat Jenny Wife Child BROOKLINE COOLIDGE 734-2500 3rd Record Wkl Elliott Goeld-Don. Sutherland Col. (R) "MASH" at 1:00 and 9:30 p.m. "Sicilian Clan" Co'orl at 1 p.m. "Snow White" Ktns.

IG) CAMBRIDGE 4HARUAR0 SQ. K4-4SMThmTutsJ 4 RIDER ON THE RAINew. mmm 4 Mel Brook' THE PRODUCERS 1 4BRATTLE SQ. WUTtofTsii 4 Bogort i Back at the Brattle! i THE MALTESE FALCON: 4CENTRAL I tk Tuesj 9 4 acieHCOfroMocNt 4 21? 2 444 Tin tsj BUCK ORPHEUS renew IMHA HORROR A SCI-FI ORGY "Night of fa Livwg Dead" 4. 7:30.

II "Tbiegs fa Come" "Parpie Moaster" IN THE NEW 2ND THEATRE COMEDY FESTIVAL "Arseak oad Old Uee" 7, 11 Ike laspeetor Weaerol "Roedrenaer" Caiteoa 95 Tickets S2 (1.50 at dHcaaat baoki voilaate. 1001 Moss. Comb. B6t-300. Free Eve.

Pa Hi. CANTON CANTON "SOLDIER BLUE" 7 ft Sot. 1:30 "McGae's ChrHrxas" RT. 9 OR. COMMONWEALTH VIA CHESTNUT I fottraStreiMii The Gwt asd the I fc.T.4i:i MAT.

SAT. AND SUN. AT 1:00 MOW. THRU THURS. 7:30 P.M,-f Rt.

SAT, COHT. CAoeii Mit 1,1 BRAINTREE 7T i-t- HILL gST-B 2831936 mximn, IS THE MOST MOVING, MOST INTELLIGENT JHE MOST HUMANE OH, TO HELL WITH IT! -IT'S THE BEST AMERICAN FILM I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR! It comes as close to being an epic human comedy as Hollywood has ever made! Alan Arkin as Yossarian "provides the film with its continuity and dominant style. Arkin is a deadly serious actor, he projects imelligence with such mono-maniacal intensity, he is both funny and heroic at the same time. Nichols remains, as he was before, one of our finest directors." -VWCEMlSg "IT'S ONE HELL OF A FILM! A COLD. SAVAGE AND CHILLING COMEDY! Firmly establishes Nichols' place in the front rank of American directors." bruce willmmson, puybo "Viewing Arkin is like watching Lew Alcindor sink baskets or Bobby Fischer play chess.

A virtuoso player entering his richest period! A triumphant performance!" -time magazine CHAW SEATS FREE PARKINS AVE. ALSO EASILY ACCESSIBLE VIA MIT A1 ZtTZZ "LOVE STORY" MON. THRU FRI. SAT. SUN.

3:00 "SNOW WHITE" 7 P.M. SUN, HOL. CONT. 6:30 P.M. s.

f.TTT WEEKEND 'eAsTSITicK ft ftftC Umt 1 AMMtlTCB till At CtHU.Mw JohnMary coo TT? ALAIN DELON SICILIAN CLANJ BRAINTREE PLAZA 2 "BUTCH CASSIDY THE SUNDANCE KID" San. :30 MEDFORD sun. r.m WEEKEKO IA8TSITTII tun unci Kinor DONNA PLAZA 1 2 -BRAINTREE-848-4455 Rt. 123. Exit iS to Rf.

37 to Grort St. King's Shopping Ctr. HINGHAM LORING CINEMA 7:15 A "Diary of a Mad Housewife" Sof. Mat. 2:00 "SNOW WHITE" Cfns.

HYDE PARK PIXIE CINEMA 361-6111 Adults S1.7S "WINNING" 7:30 9:15 "Diary of a Mad Housewife" LEXINGTON LEXINGTON "Diary of 7 9 "MAD HOUSEWIFE" MALDEN OOULO-0ON MASH DIARY OF I MAO HOUSEWIFE laftILT PJB. Af UHL akJt-OM TOPAZ lcow wit mi TPWPLLiaf SAT. SUM ItPM UYtaadONITtU TRAMER'S ANIMAL CIRCUS It, tmrrt -H8UTTT PPOHHOR'' MARSHFIELD-PEMBROKE CINEMA Jet. I ft 139E 134-4550 "WHERE'S POPPA" A 9.1S S. Mo.

2 m. 'Snow Wkita' ft Ctw. MARSHFIELD MARSHFIELD CINEMA 8344108 "LOVE ME LIKE I DO" IX) 7:00 A p.m. Adath Only PLAZA 1 "DIARY OF A MAD HOUSEWIFE" MEDFORD (run 7 tX S-34M U- 3 YOUNG RUNAWAYS A i "Horn." 2 "lABBAIELLA" WAIT Till DARK" 1 jTKlV 'iW khuihjwi usjwm xjsm mw 1 lAI "W6A- 1 "Tnw-Ati Momr 3 A A -a-a-- -'-'1fL a. fci a a.

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