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,4 CALENDAR Swnbrero Playhouse -----r- Monday; Sundays 7 p.m. through May 12. Windmill Theater "What Did We Do Wrong?" with Tom Ewell. 6:40 dinner, 8:30 performance, Tuesdays through Sundays 12:15 buffet, 2 p.m. matinee Sundays.

"A Par Country" Mesa Community College players, 8 p.m. today and Saturday, Theater Outback. "Tales of Hoffmann" Staged by ASU Lyric Opera, 8 p.m., today, Saturday. DirgtprofTJ.S.mint to 2nd term WASJffiNGTON (AP) Mary Brooks is being nominated by President Nixon for a new five-year tramps director of the mint, House has announced. Bfltoka has been chief mint since Sept.

1, that she was an assistant chairman of the RepuJUcan Rational Commit. "West Side Story" stud Scholarship Benefit production, 8 p.m. today through Sunday, Lyceum Theater. Firebird Festival Three days of exhibits and entertainment today through Sunday, Civic Center. "The Crucible" Glendale Community College Drama Department, 8 p.m.

today, Saturday, 2 p.m. today, Play- box Interim Theater. ASU Concert Band Eugene Anderson conducting, 8 p.m. today, Gammage. "Madame Butterfly" Tucson Opera Company, 8:30 p.m.

today, Symphony Hall. "M.A.S.H." Glendale Little Theater, 5730 W. Myrtle Drive, 8 p.m. today and Saturday, also May 10-11. Concert of Honor Climaxing Arizona High School Music Festival, 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, Gammage. Merle Haggard Saturday's concert is canceled. Gordon Lightfoot Con cert Celebrity Theater, ON LIKE A PIRt SHOOK WITH 1 SHOCK AND LAUGHTER!" -NEW YORK TIMES SATIRE! SHOCKING I AND HILARIOUS!" TV laugh till you in COLOR "IRREPRESSIBLE IMPUDENCE." -PLAYBOY SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES PLAYING. ALLS RATED COUJI ACRES DRIVE-IN 35rt ft W. VAN WESTDALE FOUR AWARD WINNER! RYAN O'NEAL BEST ACTOR TACK TATuVo'SuL LEMMON "SAVE THE TIGER" MOON-liM AOPtn Saturday, 7:39 and 10:30 p.m.

"Sleeping Scanty" r. formed by Arizona Civic Ballet Company and Sharon Bowdich Kevin Brown, 2 and 8 p.m., Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday, Stagebrush Theater. Folk dances, songs, and German dishes, today 6 p.m. to midnight, Saturday 6 p.m.

to 1 a.m.; Sunday 3 p.m. to 10 p.m., German American Sodefcy. 1431 E. Dunlap. CASilloM, Mixed Chorus One-hundred member group In concert at 8 p.m.

today Agua Fria High School auditorium, Avondale. RODEO BIG "Snmetimos a firrat Notion" A CHRIS Town outh of the Broadway off 15th Avenue HELD OVER! 2ND WEEK! OIHEHAOKMAN -SHILLEY WINTERS ERNEST BORONINE i AL PACING I AoMltMy Award 'MIT Glenda Jackson wtth George Segal ATbuch Of Class CO-HIT ROBERT REDFORD "SERPICO" HM 4TN RIO WEEK STREISAN a REDFORD THE WA PLUS JOANNI WOODWARD MARSHA MASON JAMES CAAN "CINDERELLA LIBERTY" -PLUS-. AvAwBMT WIMraR JPHNHOUSDUN SUP. ACTOR "THE PAPER CHASE" ALL COLOR. STHWBEK 71SBRH.LIAIVT., "CMABUT AND TMIANCIi" OPEN EVERYDAY 10:00 A.M.

$1.00 til 1 P.M. Except Sunday Holidays Uti ERPIC (BEST ACTRESS I GLENDA "A TOUCH OF CLASS" PQ IMRPIOO-IU. oust IM itiMt AOULTIt1.il I is Wrty Hawy in! Magnum Force' FOB SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT ADULnt1.il HELD OVER BilB.TU5.9i85~TWl.Lrrg A TILM Cnmy fm hcwnte CONNERY, ZARDOZ BOOW CHARLOTTERAMaiNG SARA KJNFhR All tMtt Only EMPEROR 9F presented by the OPERA COMPANY May 3 at 8:30 p.m. Symphony Hall Phoenix Civic Plaza Tickets available al Civic Plaza Box Offices and all Diamond's Comm. Box Offices A TUCSON nirnui ivtwr THEATERS BelIRd All r- ALLEY THEATER BEAST MUST AND WILT HORROR DEATH'S WAITING UOOM PLUS "THEY WONT STAY DEAD!" OF THE DEAD WALKJNG DOTH PLUS -INOHANDLfl THEOUIIIO I PETER "WIL9 UlitTOfOLiFUOK FONDA ANflLt" "WALKING TALL" AND WSNEVS CARTOON CLASSIC In BEATLES "YELLOW SUBMARINE" BOTH IN COLOR IN COLOR 2 ACTION WESTERN HITS "TOMASINE BUSHROD" Clint Eastwood "JOE KIDD" THP HELD OVER 5 th Record Breaking Week! gone romonce divine: Paramount DFMD PRODUCTIOn OF JOCK anvion Rim miR FflRROUU TH6 BLRCK BRUC6 DCRfUbm Directed by JflCK CLflVTDn by FORD COPPOLfl on the novel by F.

AOTT FI7ZG6RRLD Producer HflOk fDOOnJ6fln fl Paramount MATINEES SAT. ISDN. HELD OVER 4th, WEEK Harry Caul will go anywhere bug a private conversaHc Olixlon Company GeneHodcmon, "The Conversation" Wtilttn. Pioducto 1 Diitcnd by FrondiFofdCoppob sxsxtmm PLUS Co-Hit "MAN ON A SWING" -TONIQHT- "IUKOIUIWIN1" "MHVIIUTIOK" "iwiwuiMtii AVCDNDALE HELD OVER 4th. SMASHING WEEK ATI THEATRIS i HIM, True Story of 1 TWOCOPI ef Cdiiiiiio and Robin Oo-HIt BOTH THEATRES FAT9AIIIIITT INDIAN OPEN P.M.

Phoenix, Friday, May 3,1974 izona Republic D-18 IKE HAG Starring MERLE HAGGARD THE STRANGERS Special r.Mtst Shits BARBARA MANDREL! DON BOWMAN Tomorrow night 7 10 p.m. Good seats still available. PHOENIX SYMPHONY HALL HARKINSTHEATR Phone 27 273771 INQCE for all NTER CINEMAS PLUI "THl MPTUMF48TW!" ill I Thtitrti WHWfW El GOULD IN BLUE FANTASTIC PLANET "AN EXTRAORDINARILY BEAUTIFUL FEATURE- LENGTH CARTOON-A SCIENCE FICTION ADVENTURE. IT'S IN A CLASS OF ITS OWN, EASILY THE MOST ENJOYABLE NEW ANIMATED MOVIE OF Gelmis, Newsday "PICTURE OF THE MONTH! Voyage through this spellbinding science-fiction adventure. A vivid tale of a planet where the dominant race, pastel-colored as tiny, tame pets.

'MELVIEW SPECIAL NOTICE TO PARENTS: "Walking Tall" is a deeply moving, contemporary film based on the true story of a young man who wouldn't surrender to the system. Although it has been Rated because of the violence depicted in the motion picture, the management of this theater feels that this picture should be seen by young people under the age of 18... and we recommend families see it together. If there is any doubt in your mind, we suggest you see it first for yourself then come back and bring your children, We believe you will want to see it the second time anyway. Management WALKING TALL CAMELVIEW CINEMA has rnatHMMS every day starting cri ISECONQ FEATURE.