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Friday, March 7, 1969 THE DAILY TAR HEEL Page 3 Movies On TV I Juliet And Joanna Play Mere, With onely Hunter In Goro Appropriate channels are FRIDAY 9 p.m. THE LIST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER is the Movie. Steven Scheuer: "John Huston directed this gimmicky whodunit about a crafty murderer who resorts to disguises to eliminate nearly a dozen people." Frank Sinatra, Burt Lancaster, Robert Mitchum, Tony Curtis and Kirk Douglas appear in bit roles. George C. Scott actually stars.

(28) SUNDAY (she's the mother) little scheme is thwarted when all three return to her homeland for a military reunion. Generally favorable reviews, citing genuinely funny sequences with witty cast (including Telly Savales, Shelley Winters and jr. I 'j arW By HARVEY ELLIOTT ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR neW-movie "tings by the Motion lecture Association of tltTe each film I fjft Pleased after No. 1 968, bears a letter rating: (far fuEces) dier -at(Sef (no adm'ssion f- CHAPEL HILL JOANNA (R)-Startinelv 7 p.m.-THE WIZARD OF OZ, for the 11th consecutive season. The Scarecrow, the Tin Man, the Cowardly Lion, and Judy, Judy, Judy.

(11) 9 p.m. THE CARDINAL, Otto Preminger's gigantic tale inp 1 rn iuonti mixed reviews have greeted this switched-on storv of a Londnn x. bird. Newcomer P.pnov ovo players fulfilling an obligation. (Watch one of those faces it's Katherine Ross, who was the only one in the cast to go on to bigger and better things.) Sentimentality abounds, and if you shed a tear, you'll hate yourself afterwards.

(At the Cardinal, shows at 1:30, 3:25, 5:20, 7:15 9:10 p.m.) BARBARELLA (nr)-Jane Fonda's sex romp succeeds where CANDY failed. Beginning with a marvelously erotic striptease in a weightless chamber, and continuing through sexual exploits with David Hemmings (who is anxious to experience the "new" lovemaking), the film is fast and funny, retaining the comicstrip Camp and not trying to become anything more serious. (At the Varsity, shows at 3:30, 5:19, 7:08 and 9:05) THE STRANGER RETURNS (nr)-Tony Anthony is a budget-priced Clint Eastwood in this Italian about every other institution or organism available for dramatization. Star-studded, but hours is a long time to sit still for anyone, much less Otto Preminger. (5) TUESDAY 9 p.m.-THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING, an NBC World Premiere movie that actually holds promise.

A campus policeman is killed in a student revolt, and the legal firm of Nichols, Darrell and Darrell is hired to defend the accused: student leader Gil Bennett who weleomp th 'JOANNA' In color, and 5V2 years in the making, says the ads. (At the Northgate, shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 9 p.m.) RALEIGH BUONA SERA, MRS. CAMPBELL (M)-It seems that three men who were stationed in Italy during the war have been paving child support for "Vox Waite is the heroine (of sorts) in what Judith Christ called "Nonsense" and what Arthur Knight of Saturday Review 0 called "One of the year's ten Alpert continues: "It is fresh; its spirit of contemporary; its attitudes are youthfully free of cant or moralizing. it's way it is brave and bold." Rod McKuen wrote the soundtrack music. (At the Varsity, shows at 1, 3, 5,7 9 p.m.) ROMEO AND JULIET (not rated)-Franco Zeffirelli's beautiful production is the best filmed Shakespeare ever.

Though it's shortened and visually expanded, it's still genuine Bard and, as Life Magazine says, "Dazzling!" Four Oscar nominations have been awarded the film, including bids for Best Picture and Best Director (Zeffirelli). 1 V. confrontation but refuses to stars. (28) 1 I performance is properly flamboyant and very moving, and makes this Derennial well worth seeing. (At the Carolina, Wednesday, shows at 1:20, 3:17, 5:14, 7:11 9:08 p.m.) DURHAM THE WRECKING CREW (M)-The fourth Matt Helm adventure, replete with Dean Martin leers and song parodies and feminine exotica from all parts of the world (Elke Sommer, Nancy Kwan, Tina Louise and Sharon Tate).

This misadventure takes place in Copenhagen where, the ads demurely tell us, "Matt Helm gets it." (At the Carolina, shows at 1:24, 3:20, 5:16, 7:12 9:12 p.m.) AFRICAN SAFARI with another (uj were we go unknown travelogue. (Who goes to these things?) From Variety: "Poetic. beautiful profound and exciting, unforgettable. Well, so is the State of Liberty. 3 provided after each listing.

vC vv 1 V. tha A take the stand. Hal Holbrook i 1 1 ft A V. A 9 'I Hall. JIM GARRISS, New assistant director of admissions, will discuss the BSM demands in a panel discussion which will include several members of the BSM on Friday at the Baptist Student Union.

The discussion will begin about 7 p.m. following 1 dinner at 6 p.m. Dr. ERIC BEAMISH, media specialist, discusses Marshall McLuhan in Dey Hall Faculty Lounge today at 2 p.m. Program sponsored by the Library Science Club Forum.

71 4 'YOU'RE A BIG BOY NOW WEDNESDAY I 9 p.m. -YOU'RE A BIG BOY NOW will not only prove to be the most delightful movie you've seen on TV this year, but one of your alltime favorites. Much neglected when it first appeared (in 1966), it's a wacky story of a young boy's loss of innocence in New York City. Elizabeth Romeo and Juliet are young and exciting, and supporting actors in the roles of Romeo's cohorts and Juliet's Nurse are expert. (At the Carolina through Sunday, shows at 2, 4:25,6:50 and 9:15 p.m.) IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT (nr)-Last year's Oscar-winner makes yet another visit to Chapel Hill.

Though Sterling Silliphant's screenplay was probably worth i purirayai 01 me PL.r prize, the movie as a whole was not as satisfying as BONNIE AND CLYDE or THE GRADUATE, both of which HEAT beat. The film is Steiger's. Watch his mannerisms. Listen to his voice. Understand his reasoning.

And you're in the deep South, in the heat of the night. (Monday and Tuesday at the Carolina, shows at 1, 3:02, 5:04, 7:06 9:08 p.m.) CYRANO DE BERGERAC (nr) Movie expert Steven Scheuer writes: "The classic play about the soldier of fortune with the oversize proboscis, and of his unrequited love for the beautiful Roxanne. Ferrer won the Academy Award for this, but production shortcomings and uninspired casting of other roles mitigate against its effectiveness. Ferrer's 4 vi Aft? v.v. v.

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45. Poem 47. Hesitation sound 39. Related 6 MISS HALVE8S0N MUST LIKE ME-IT'S A PRIVILEGE TO 0SBCTEP IS 7 lb 4 fa-- vyy Wr 1 MM Foreign Film Week: Bunuel, Godard Hartman, Geraldme Page, Rip Torn, Michael Dunn and Julie Harris join young Peter Kastner in this happy movie. THURSDAY 9 p.m.-THE STRIPPER was based on William Inge's Broadway play, "A Loss of Roses." Joanne Woodward stars in this story of the relationship between a down-and-out jdancer.

a- mother-dominated teenager (Richard I Beymer). (2, 28) Campus Calendar 41 x- western about a drifter and his horse named Pussy. So bad it's funny. And gory, of course. (Starts Sunday at the Varsity).

GREENSBORO MAYERLING (M)-The old classic is remade with Omar Sharif, Catherine Deneuve and Ava Gardner. Terence Young directed the costume drama about Austrian aristocracy and misfortunes in love therein. The reviews have been lukewarm, blaming the director for creating "no real feeling" for the era or the characters. (At the Terrace, shows at 2:15, 4:30,6:45 and 9 p.m.) RACHEL, RACHEL (nr) Oscar nominations as Best Picture and to Joanne Woodward as Best Actress, Estelle Parson as Best Supporting Actress. The film has also won an award from the New York Film Critics for Miss Woodward and Paul Newman, who directed.

The Hollywood Academy, however, overlooked Newman in their nominations. A spinster's loneliness affectionately. (At Janus 1, shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 9 p.m.) THE HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER (nr)-Alan Arkin is Carson McCuller's deafmute hero in this sensitive story of loneliness (again!) and a group of people in a small Alabama town who try to escape. Arkin is an Oscar nominee for Best Actor, and Sondra Locke, a newcomer, won a Supporting Actress nomination for her portrayal of Mick, the tomboy with frustrated musical aspirations. (At Janus 2, shows at 2, 4, 6, 8 10 p.m.) GONE WITH THE WIND (nr) What can anyone say about this movie after thirty years? These classics are better seen than heard (about).

(At the Carolina, shows at 2 and 7:30 p.m.) 1 Tl slrai glut ROD STEIGER rnil Silvers). (At the State, snows at 1:20, 3:15 5:10, SECRET CEREMONY (R) This is not as bad as Elizabeth Taylor's and director Joseph Losey's last work. But it's almost as pretentious, and not quite as slow-moving, enlivened by the macabre performance by Mia Farrow, who's slowly becoming the demented heroine of the movies. Robert Mitchum is appropriately sinister. The plot is about mistaken identity and reincarnation, but it's not as interested as it sounds.

(At the Ambassador shows at 1:30, 3:25, 5:20, 7:15 9:10 p.m.) SHENANDOAH (nr)-A Universal cheapie GONE WITH THE WIND, starring Jimmy Stewart as Jimmy Stewart, and a lot of faceless, bland contract BERGERAC where emotion is forbidden. Wednesday-A WOMAN IS A WOMAN, with Jean-Paul Belmondo and Anna Karina. Godard sparkles with young French exuberance in a zany, sexy, tragicomedy that bounces across the screen in dazzling color. Thursday-MY LIFE TO LIVE, starring Anna Karina. The Intimate story of a beautiful woman who drifts into prostitution.

Time called it "the tragic allegory of a soul whose pilgramage to grace goes spiraling down the Tickets for the GODARD FESTIVAL are available now at the Information Desk at the Union, and will be sold at the door while they last. LOOKING FOft a CAREER IH: Store Management Personnel Industrial Engineering Real Estate Accounting Warehousing Traffic Management Marketing Merchandising The Kroger Co. may have just what you're looking for. Kroger is the 4th largest retailer in the world and still growing. If your interests lie in any of the fields listed above we would like to meet you.

Our representative will visit vour camDus Marcu 12, 1969. Make an appomtment at your placement office now for an interview with him. CROSSWORD DOWN 19. Turkish one child. Gina Lollobrigida's 'CYRANO It deals with the relationship between a carpenter and a Jewish shopkeeper before the Nazis arrive in the late Thirties.

Kaminska was nominated as Best Actress in 1966, one of the few foreign-language performances ever to be nominated in that category. On Monday through Thursday of next week, a four-feature JEAN-LUC GODARD FESTIVAL will be presented at 7 and 9:30, admission charge 50 cents per show. Monday-BREATHLESS, starring Jean Seberg and Jean-Paul Belmondo, from an original story by Francois Truffaut. The New York Times said: "A couple of murky days in the lives of two erratic young lovers. Their ragged relations with the rest of the world, subtly convey a vastly complex comprehension of youth that is vagrant, disjoined, animalistic, and oesn't give a damn for anybody wi tiling, CVCll with Eddie Constantine and Anna Karina.

Godard challenge the wrorld of today in a satiric spychase through the world of it-could-be-tomorrow. Subtitled "A Strange Adventure of Lemmy Caution" it envisions a computer-run civilization on a distant planet AW MEMORIES OFMlSSOTHMAK ARB 601NG UP (N CHALK DE DAILY ACROSS 1. Slope 6. Abundant 11. Crowbar, for example 12.

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Buckeye state A week of foreign films begins tonight when the Carolina Union combines their weekend free flick program with a unique four-day festival of Jean-Luc Godard. Friday's free flick is Luis Bunuel's Mexican classic THE EXTERMINATING ANGEL, in which a group ofaffluent guests at a dinner party find they can not leave the sumptuous drawing room where they have gathered held, presumably, but some in inexplicable jinx. Days pass. They are without food and water; they persecute and accuse each other; when an old man dies, his body is stuffed in a closet Shows are at 7, 9:30 11:30 in Carroll Hall. Saturday's film is from Sweden-Mai Zetterling's THE LOVING COUPLES, an assault on the domination of women by men during a period of changing social structures.

The New York called it 'bawdy in its humor, bitter in its portrait and extremely earnest in the relationships between men and women." Shows are at 7, 9:30 and 11:30 p.m. Saturday night. THE SHOP ON MAIN STREET, Academy-A ward winning Czechoslovak film starring Ida Kaminska, is the Sunday feature, to be shown only twice at 7 and 9:30 p.m. WAP WAP 1. Strike, as with the hand 2.

Home, for one 3. Greedy 4. Meshed fabric 5. Rubbish 6. Part of "to be" 7.

Burrowing animal 8. Original 9. Escape: si. 10. Needle aperture 14.

Cebine monkeys 18. Bread 20. Hebrew letter 23. Loop of a chain 26. Salty 28.

Fragrant woods 30. More delicate, as in texture 31. Became taut 33. Moist with morning moisture 34. Devon river 35.

Young girl 37. Ointment 39. Exclamation 42. Spirit 44. Called forth 46.

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Applications and sign-up at the Union Information Desk. CANCELLED: Recital by pianist Gloria Huffman will not be presented March 9. PROFESSOR ROBERT KASKE, Cornell University, will give a lecture on "The Marriage Group" in Chaucer. Friday, March 7, at 8 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge of Dey Tl at the have a lot (But you know that.) the of trouble Budweiser with of you really wanting Kocf nan Just aroma go back We If you're on a blanket party or something, carrying along a glass is pretty clumsy.

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