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yvr-yw 'w lewy'fHierwey wr hsw 1 'y "inrrf "i I 28. Boston Evening Globe Wednesday, August i 1976 23 A fun-filled 'Falstaff iPl nr firs Robert Ward covers the police beat, is always where the action is, be it a shooting, a riot or a parade. Ward reports for The Boston Globe. Have you seen The Globe today? EDI WAS ONLY 1 1 i --5. fecting of Ford's monologue.

Richard McKee was the Fat Knight, nursing his voice a bit too much, but delivering the text with exemplary clarity and understanding. The servicable, heavily raked sets were by Emerson College's Anania; the intelligent, production was by Cynthia Auerbach who has been working at the New York City Opera. Auer-bach's direction was busy but never distracting; she found a right tone for the piece, stressing Falstaff's dignity as well as his buffoonery, his venality as well as his nobility. The conductor was Tonu Kalam, who in his student days occasionally wrote music reviews for the Globe. After the performance Kalam said he's "permanently on the other side." Journalism's loss is music's gain: This was a carefully rehearsed, deft job, a performance that recovered quickly from its occasional roughnesses and that got better and better as it went along.

The difficult final fugue was so secure musically that Auerbach could actually stage it interestingly none of the Met line-up across the footlights here. "All men should laugh more," is translator Charles Kondek's rendering of Falstaff's last line: This performance saw to it that we did. REVIEW OPERA this year is the large number of performers there who come from Boston or who have been active here, conductors like Tonu Kalam, Warren Wilson and Benton Hess, designer Michael Anania, wig and makeup supervisor Mikhail Druhani stage director Adelaide Bishop. About half the members of the orchestra were recruited locally. Saturday night's "Falstaff" was a splendid thing a real ensemble performance of this ensemble opera.

Only the Mistress Quickly, Carolyne James (she was Begbick in Sarah Caldwell's production of Weill's "Mahoganny''' awhile back) had a major opera-house voice, perhaps, but all of the performers had voices completely adequate for the size of the auditorium; all enunciated clearly; all acted energetically and effectively. Julia Emoed-Wallace, Catharine Brock and. James were the spirited merry wives James finding ways to sing most of the part rather than braying it out in the has-been mezzo fashion we are used to in the major houses. Gwendolyn Bradley and Robert Johnson were completely winning and sweet-toned as Nanetta and Fen-ton; Harlan Foss made something dementedly af Vr SoA-4040 A ij "A i 'I i at Routes 114 and 495 686 2121 ijX.4 N. MATINEES-SEATS S1 50 UNTIL 2 30 1 "KCN Xx 'ftlHtM -I silent CHARLTON HES10TJ A f5s 'jHFNRY FONDA ffiff I Jf 35 155 710 945 200 730 925 LJ? 7, i 57" Rte.

128 60 326-4955 i MATINEES-ALL SEATS $1 50 UNTIL 2 PM. Fl td Jt I 740 955 Pf.j 200 73Q9SO CJ 1 1 39 Rte 38 -933S330) pUO I ,1, MATINEES-ALL SEATS 2PM "'f' I road race. CRI' IHC lllj llploMlI Elf 200 730 9 50 1 30 7 40 955 fh covers the police beat, is always where the action is, be it a shooting, a riot or a parade, Ward reports for The Boston Globe. globe ads py best Have you The Globe today? TRY ONE AND SEE I LAKE GEORGE OPERA FESTIVAL Verdi's "Fal-staff," Saturday night in Glens Falls, N.Y. 1 "By Richard Dyer Globe Staff GLENS FALLS, N.Y.

-The George Opera Festival actually accomplishes what other companies write about in their grant proposals. It really does support young and promising singers and musicians and conductors and designers; it serves its community. And it also gives, awfully good performances of opera. The group operates in the' Queensbury High School outside of Glens Falls about two hours' drive beyond 'Tanglewood. In the six-week season five operas are in repertory; this year all of' them are being performed in English.

Familiar works, are, balanced by the less common ones: The current season has Massenet's "Manbn" and Mozart's "Cosi fan tutte" and Verdi's 'as "bread and butter" items; Lee Hoiby's "Summer and Smoke" and Gershwin's "Porgy and as the novelties it's been years since there's been a professional, fully staged "Porgy" in this coun- Of Special local interest SUMMERTHING Dates, times and location are subject to change. For confirmation on day of performance, call 261-1660. 2 p.m. Cranberry Puppets. Fenway; Art Cart.

Columbia Point: 15 Brandon av. (rear); South Boston: Tynan Community School, 4th street; Boston Musicians Local 9-535. Orchard Jamaica Plain: Band-stand'at Jamaica Pond: Sen- ior Summerthing: Plantmo-bile. West Roxbury: Star of David Nursing Home. 6:30 p.m.

Soul Train. Mattapan: First National Parking Lot, Blue Hill avenue. 7 p.m. Moviebus. West Roxbury: Ohrenberger School, West Boundary road.

7:30 p.m. Disco-Set. Beacon HillBack Bay: Myrtle Street Playground. 8 Boston Shakespeare Company. Hyde Park; Larry Cooper.

South Boston: Marine Park, Day Boulevard and Faragut road; Pocket Mime Theatre Company. East Boston: Central square. Aug. 3 10 a.m. Art Cart.

West Roxbury: Morris School, CHAfilES CINEMA CENTER) WALTER READf THEATRES DIRECTOR 96 CAMBRIDGE ST BASE OF BEACON HILL BOSTON 1 CHARLES ST MBTA PARKING AVAIL 227 272? CAPTAIN BLOOD 2.6:05.10:10 THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON 3:40,7:50 EAST from the director of "King of Hearts" LEMAGNIFIQUE 2:45. 4: JU, 16:25,8,9:40 WEST DIRECT FROM N.Y WORLD PREMIERE, HELD 0VER A COLORING BOOK FOR ADULTS LATE SHOW NIGHTLY FULL AIR CONDITIONED WIDE SCREEN VIVID COLOR Cont.fr. 10 A 523-4050 WEST END i PUSSYCAT If continuous 5 frnm Ut.11 Hi ZlStfi TEENAGE kxa 75 Causeway Si ST7 1 ANN CORIO This Was Burlesque'76 JERRY LESTER AL-a-CHARGE: 922-8502 FRI. SAT. IT MIDNIGHT CITIZEN KANE MURDER BY DEATH THE TENANT SILENT MDVIE PG Sony No Potm THE GUMBALL RALLY WQ.

SWASHBUCKLER Jp 6ASY 111 Vimi '040 THE MANSON MASSACRE THE DRAGON DIES HARD HVi NAU ST. IVES PI ALIST THE BIG BUS fG SAVOT11 THE OMEN Sorrw! No Pmsat I THE BINGO LONG TRAVELING 351 ALL-STARS I MOTOR KINGS SAISH HUM THE POM PCM GIRLS AIOA1N MATINII $1.30 'til 2 p.m. at Starred Thort AHVE21" mkonSiTwt tit 121 It VI SWASHBUCKLER THE OMEN lR Sorry-No taum THE POM POM GIRLS MURDER BY DEATH 9AMTK21 ITtEiN milll 112? THE BIG BUS pr; 13B-3 ti KA1ISI 11 tk tn StanvtM THE 6UM3AU. RALLY, THE BIG BUS tji-us-us-ra-w Circle Theatre CLEVELAND CIRCLE (jLREjCE 1 1 ALL PICTjRES' BARGAIN THemanWho fell to Earth 2W 710 940 130 7 20 9 CDEDHAM I I Rte 1 ALL PICTURES' BARGAIN OSS BUS I 145 720 920 '4 130 0BURN ALL PICTURES BARGAIN 'CJra4! mams 033 130730 940 15 720 920 Wren street; North End: Pol-cari Playground, North Bennett street. 11 a.m.

Jamboree. Dorchester. 1 p.m. PoetryMobile. East Boston: Central Square.

FILM TIMES ALLSTON I 'That's Entertainment Part II," 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 ALLSTON II "Lost Honor of Kathartna Blum," 2:30, 4:15, 6, 7:45, 9:30 ART I "Kiss Today Goodbye," "Dust Into Dust," Continuous from 10 a.m. ART II "Misty Beethoven," Continuous from 10 a.m. ASTOR "Tatoo Hitman," 11:30, 2:30, 5:30, "Blood on the Sun," 1, 4, 7:10, 10:20 BACK BAY "The Bitter Tears of Petra Von Kant," 4, 6:10, 8:20. 10:30 BEACON HILL 'The Omen," 12:15, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 9:45 CHARLES "Solaris," 2:30, 4:50, 7:20, 9:40 CHARLES EAST "Captain Blood," 2. 6:05.

"They Died with their Boots On." 3:40, 7:50 CHARLES WEST "Le Magnlftque," 2:45, 4:30. 6:25, 8, 9:40 CHERI "Silent Movie," 1, 2:45, 4:30, 6, 7:45, 9:45 CHERI "The Tenant." 1. 3:10. 5:20, 7:30, 9:45 CHERI "Murder by Death," 1, 2:45, 4:30,. 6:15.

8, 10 CHESTNUT HILL "Swashbuckler," 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:40, 9:40 CHESTNUT HILL "Murder by 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:20,9:25 CINEMA I "Gumball Rally," 12:15, 2, 4, 6, 8. 10 CINEMA II 12:15, 2:15, 4:15,6:15,8:15.10:15 THE BEGINNING. 7. PEABODY ROUTE 114 D.I. 774-3659 PEABODY-Mlddieton Line45 Per Carload "THE MANSON MASSACRE" (R) "SOLDIER BLUE" (R) QLTNCY STRAND THEATRE 472-1424 AIR-CONDITIONED "Food of Gods" (PG) also "Dark Places" (PG) 1:00 7:25 Matinee $1.00, Evening $1.75 NORTH READING CINEMAS 1 2 664-2211 1.

"Seven Alone" (G) 7:15 9:15 2. "All President's Men" (PG) 7 9:30 Wed. thru Sun. Tues. $1.00 WEST ROXBURY VILLAGE CINEMA 325-0303 Tonite All Seats $1.00 "Bad News Bears" (PG) Mats.

(Bad Weather) Free Parking SOMERVILLE SOMERVILLE "BAD NEWS BEARS" (PG) 625-1081 7:0019:00 625-5316 BROADWAY "Bad News Bears (PG) 7:00 ft 9:00 Both Air-Cond. Cinemas Sun. thru Thurs. $1 STOLGHTON CINEMA 344-4566 "Missouri Breaks" (PG) 74 9 Tonite Is Dollar Nile! SWAMPSCOTT SURF CINEMA 598-0071 ALL SEATS ARE $1.00 Walter Matthau-Tatum O'Neal "BAD NEWS BEARS" (PG) 7 i 9:15 WELLESLEY HILLS COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE 235-0047 Walter Matthau-Tatum O'Neal "Bad News Bears" (PG) 719:15 All Seats $1.00 Free Parties WINCHESTER E.M. LOEW'S THEATRE 729-2500 Adults 99c At AH Times "BAD NEWS BEARS" 9 I "PAPER MOON" 7j.i.

WOLLASTON WOLLASTON THEATRE 773-1600 "BAD NEWS BEARS" (PG) 9:10 "PAPER MOON" (PG) 7:30 WHAT WAS THE LAST PICTURE SHOW TOO SAW GENERAL CSMEIVI A THEATRES BARGAIN MATS. 'TIL 2:00 P.M. STARRED () CINEMAS $150 Aug. 4 1:30 p.m. PoetryMobile.

Hyde Park: Municipal Building, 1179 River st. 2 p.m. Art Cart. Roslin-dale: Parking Lot beside Sacred Heart Parish House, Cummins Highway and Ada street; Mission Hill: Smith Street Park. CIRCLE "The Man Who Fell to Earth," 1, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 9:55 EXETER "Fantasia," 2:15, 4:30.

6:45, 9 OALERIA "That's Entertainment Part II," 2. 4:30, 7, 9:30 GARY "Dragon Dies Hard," 1, 4, 7, 10; "Manson Massacre," 2:35, 5:35, 8:35 KENMORE "La Chienne" "Les Mistons" i (complete shows at) 5:30, 7:40, 9:45 MUSIC HALL "Shadow of the Hawk," 1:15.3,4:45,6:30,8:15,10 PARIS "Bonnie I Clyde," 2, 6, 10; "McCabe 8i Mrs. Miller." 4, 8 PARK SO. "Dr. No," "From Russia With Love," 6, 10:10 PI ALLEY "The Big Bus," 1, 2:45, 4:30, 6:15, 8, 9:45 PUSSYCAT "Domlnatrlx," 10, 11:16, 12:32, 1:48, 3:04, 4:20, 5:36, 6:52, 8:08, 9:24, 10:40 8AVOY -'The Bingo Long Traveling All Stars Motor Kings," 11, 1:15, 3:30, 5:45, 8, 10 SAXON "Pom Pom Girls," 1, 2:45, 4:30, 6:15, 8, 9:45 8YMPHONY I "All the President's Men," 1, 5:20, "Superfly," 3:20, 7:40 SYMPHONY II "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex," 1, 4:25, "Blazing Saddles," 2:40, 6, 9:15 WEST END PUSSYCAT Three Shades of Flesh," 10, 11:25, 12:50.

2:15, 3:40, 5:05. 8:30,7:55,9:20,10:45 NEIL SIMON'S "MURDER BY DEATH" 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 9:30 Pt? "ODE TO BILLY JOE" 10, 3:10. 5:10, 725, 9-JO PG BRoVrSILENT MOVIE" 1:30,3:30,5:30,7:30,9:30 pg vorkel "LOGAN'S RUN" 1:30, 4:20, 7:20, 9:40 PG "THE OMEN" 1:00.330,525, 9:45 GREGORY PECK "THE 0KEN" MICHAEL SARRAZIN "THE GUMBALL RALLY" 1:30, 3:30, 5:30. 7:30, 9:30 PR WALT DISNEY DOUBLE FEATURE "BAM 81" "GUS" 20. 5:30, 40 1 MICHAEL SARRAZIN "THE GUMBALL RALLY" 1:15.

3:20, 5:20. 7:25. 9:35 PPJ WALT DISNEY DOUBLE FEATURE "BAsWuHMIO "ISIIC" ifi SHwW pgj Swtw i'. "SEVEM ALONE" it "THE PCM POM riPi shown UinLo first PLUS "EEST FRIENDS" TT start at dusk. LEXINGTON CINEMAS 1 2 862-3260 Wed.

thru Sun. Adults $1.50 1. "BAD NEWS BEARS" (PG) 2. "ALL PRESIDENT'S MEN" (PG) LYNN E.M. LOEWS 592-3510 Open Air Drive-In Theatre Mooert uarraaine "POM POM GIRLS" (R) Plus "BEST FRIENDS" FLEA MARKET EVERY SUNDAY! MEDFORD MEADOW GLEN TW.

DRIVE-IN 395-3400 Rtes. 16-93. $5 Carload-Starts at Dusk! MEADOW: "POM POM GIRLS" (R) ALSO: "BEST FRIENDS" IR) GLEN: Held Over! "Groove Tube" (R) Also: "Monty Python Holy Grail" (PG) MEDFORD TWIN DRIVE-IN 396-8800 WELLINGTON: "7 Atone" (G) "Day ol the Dolphin" CIRCLE: SEE IT EARLY OR SEE IT LATE 'THE MANSON MASSACRE' "Don't Open tr Window" MEDFORD CINEMAS 1-2-3 395-9499 "That's Entertainment 2" "AH President's Men" IPG "BAD NEWS BEARS" (PG) 7 8 9:00 EAST MILTON MILTON CINEMA 698-2335 Fred Astairi-Gani Kelly 'THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT. PL 2" Shown Evenings at 7:00 9:15 NEEDHAM NEEOHA!) CINEMA 444-6050 Family Entertainment! "SEVEN ALONE" (G) 7ft 9 NEWTON CORNER PARAMOUNT 1 2 332-7833 1. "Pgr Poa Girls" (R) 2.

"Bad News Bears" (PG) 1-7-9 $1.50 Mat. Only. $2 Eves. -Child under 12-51 WEST NEWTON WEST NEWTON CINEMAS 964-6060 1. "Entertainment Pt 2 2.

3. "7 Alone" NORWOOD NORWOOD 1 1 2 762-8321 ALL SEATS ALWAYS tlOO "BAD NEWS BEARS" (PG) "AH the PresKfert's Men" (PG) Mats. Deity 2-00 "Bad News Bears" "Snoopy Come Home" IG) WEST PEABODY WEST PEASODY TWIN 535-0630 1. "Bad News Bears-(PG) "AD lit President's Met' IPG) 2.7flO-9-W HARVARD SQUARE THEATRE 864-4580 MARX BROS. FESTIVAL TODAY ONLY "HORSEFEATHERS" "MONKEY BUSINESS" "COCONUTS" Cont.

Mat. DaHy $1 'til 6 p.m. ORSON WELLES CINEMA. 868-3000 CINEMA "The Candidate" 4 8:00 "The President's Analyst" 6-10 CINEMA II: "Peter Pan" "Yellow Submarine" CINEMA III: "Strangers on a Train" "Night Moves" CANTON BLUE HILLS DRIVE-IN 828-2122 Rte. Per Carload "THE MANSON MASSACRE" And at Dusk: "SOLDIER BLUE" (R) CHELMSFORD CHELMSFORD TWIN DRIVE-IN 256-2345 Route 1 10.

Littleton Road 1. "Seven Alone" (G) "What's Up Doer (G) 2. "Gumball Rally" (PG) "The Drowning Pool" (PG) CHELSEA PARKWAY PLAZA TWIN 884-6557 2. WalUr Malthas Tatsm O'Neal in "Bad News Bears" (PG) 1)11)11 Ail COMMUNITY 1 i 2 326-1463 A True Family Adventure) 1. "SEVEN ALONE" (G) 2.

"Pea Pan Girls" Rj 7 8:45 7:30 9:15 DORCHESTER PURITAN MALL CINEMA 255-7676 1. 7 i 9:00 2. "Tbal's EntartaiBmeul 2" (PG) 7 9 Coming: "Omen" Tonite Couples Nitel FRANKLIN FRANKLIN CINEMA ALL SHOWS 528-0620 "ONE FLEW OVER CUCKOO'S NEST" Jack Nicholson 7 :00 9:30 m. FOXBORO ORPHEUM CINEMA 543-5612 Rte. 95 to Exit 7-Rte.

140 10 Theatre Hall Over Zni HilarioK Weak! "MURDER BY DEATH" (PG) 719 GLOUCESTER NORTH SRCRE TWIN 281-1990 -MURDER BY DEATH" (PG) 7 9 CAPE ANN PLAYHOUSE "Cant Hear You. When Water Running" GLOUCESTER DRIVE-IN 283-6220 -Gumbo Ratty" "My Name Is Nooooy" HYDE PARK NEW PIXIE CINEMA 361-6111 "BAD NEWS BEARS" 7:1519:15 Mat Thurs. and Sunday 1:30 next: I Anne Soon: "Omen" TXJe to By Joe ACTOX TWIN CINEKA 263-837Z II. Peter Sellers-Peter Falk-A. Guiness "Murder By Death" (PG) HIJGTO CAPITOL 648-4340 "Bad News Bears" (PG) REGENT 643-1197 "All President's Men" (PG) Both Air-Cond.

Cln. Sun. to Thurs. $1.00 BELMONT STUDIO CINEMA 484-1706 AIR-CONDITIONED Walter Matthau Tatum O'Neal "Bid News Burs" (PG) 749 $1.00 Sat. $1.50 BILLERICA E.M.

LOEWS PINEKURST 667-7911 DRIVE-IN THEATER Now thru Aug. 10 Gregory Peck Lee Remick "THE OMEN" Plus: Peter Fonda "RACE WITH THE DEVIL" NO PASSES THIS ENGAGEMENT! BOSTON BACK BAY SCREENING ROOM 536-9478 "Thi Bitltr Tears of Paira Von Kant" CINEMA 733 266-0342 733 Boytston Boston HAROLD AND MAUDE (PG) RULING CLASS (PG) Cont. Mat. Daily $1 til 5 P.M. KENMORE MOVIEHOUSE 262-3799 Bostsi PriBiiin JsaiRnoirrUCHIEnXE" plus Trutfauf's "Les Mistons Complete Shows at 45 PARIS CINEMA 267-8182 "BONNIE CLYDE 2-6-10 ij.

"McCAEES MRS. MILLER" (R) SHOWN AT 4-00 8 8:00 p.m. PARK SI MOVIEHOUSE 542-2220 James Bend Festival! "Dr. No" with Ursula Andress "From Russia With Low" 8:10 BROOKLIXE CINEMA BROOKLINE 565-0007 1 wi trislooo Ptaz fft. Brook Sn VHL "BAD NEWS BUSS" (PG) 7:15 1 9:30 ALL SEATS ALWAYS $1.03 C00L10GEC0R.

734-2500 (Alr-Cond.) Karen Black-Brace Dem IL TAMIL! PLOT (PG) also Root. Redford in -GREAT WALDO PEPPER" 7:30 CAMBRIDGE BRATTLE THEATSE 8764225 Thru Tuesday OaurJe ChabroTs "LE BOUCHER" S. Audran Renoir's THE CRIME Of MONSIEUR LANGE" 7:55 WEDNESDAY IS DOLLAR DAY! ROBERT SHAW "SWASHBUCKLER" (PGj ROBERT SHAW WALT DISNEY DOUBLE FEATURE "BAMBI" W0, 4:10.720 "GUS" 5:30, 40 JS PETER SELLERS DAVID HIVE II "MURDER BY DEATHS 1:30, 3:25, 5:10, 7:20, 9:25 Pti. JRE60.Y "TKEGMEJT PUIS SHOUT "G8UNCH liRO NEIL SIMON'S "MURDER BY DEATH" 1:30, 3:25. 5:10.

7:20. 925 1B FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT "SEVEN ALONE" 1:30, 3:30, 5:30. 7:30. 9:30 EISA LAMCHSTER JAMES COCO "MURDER BY DEATHS 1:3. 3:25, 5:10.

7-JO, WSPG WALT DISNEY DOUBLE FEATURE "BAM8I" IM. 4:10, 70 "gus" wo. antM NEIL SIMON "MURDER BY "SWASHBUCKLER" DEATH" 1:30, 33S. 5:10, 720, 25 ROBERT GENE KELLY -thats Elty PART 2" 1 "THE POM PCM SEVEN 5 "TUAT KOrifTSI fc-1-'- "SEVEN ALUiTiC 30-5 30 1 5 tk I Astonthet -Jepicfs tfre wiuafOI i Ifoyg femjits TJri" rnfoflo I 'S'T thesu! "i I I b-4 PATRONIZE YOUR SUBURBAN THEATERS! EXTETTAIXMEJIT PART 2" "JUGBESMDT" ALU tlC R9ST FI5S-TFAPM COUGAX MOUNTAir DRa'E-iNS at.