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-PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1970 HMMHIiMuFii dayi 1 Beggars to School NEW DELHI, Nov. 2 (AP) Beggars in India's Punjab state will be jailed or offered vocational training, under a new law taking effect this week. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llMlllllltllllllllllllllBy GEORGE ANDERSON 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Taking One Line at a Time NOTHING LIKE A DAME: Dame Judith Anderson will bring her interpretation of "Hamlet" to Syria Mosque Saturday, Jan. 9, under sponsorship of Mt. Lebanon Jaycees "Fiddler on the Roof" still proved a good draw last week at the Nixon, its third visit in as many years The Chatham 'gK 10:30 A.M.

5NhEo "Om of th mart delightful comic dramas of th year" Tim Mgiln "A Playboy Hagailnc I 3 Pi xWiSfw 1 I TOMORROW! STARTS IUM YY. LAST DAYI "IONNIE OPEN TUESDAY THRU 8:00 P.M. Jiiste to 2:00 A. M. JListemng Walt CLYDE" and "IULLITT" SATURDAY Danangr Harper's i Uuintet Li LADIES' DAY TH2 unnniEme nwr (WILT iiiii I Mil IIHIM t.

TnT-li I Unsafe The Ultimate Escape Film 1 Jllel A LEWARDNER-LAVEN Presentation COLOR by Deluxe' United ArtwH Time Out From a Crisis Anthony Quinn as the college president, and Ann-Margret as his student mistress, find they have little time together as Quinn faces a crisis on campus, in "R.P.M,"' which comes to the Fiesta tomorrow. Gary Lockwood is also starred in the Stanley Kramer film. LADIES' DAY run a ii 1 1 il BAUET FOLKLORICO "MEXiCO 100 DANCERS, singers fc MUSICIANS OPENS AT 6 P.M. Theater rior-u'riLadies' Day Tomorrow Call me back I min conference with oncofmy5tudcntsr SYRIA MOSQUE TONIGHT ONLY 8:30 Enchanting! Delightful!" -New York Tlmn Pittsburgh's Favorite Folk Dance Co. New Program Deer Danes $7.50, $6.50, $5.50, $4.50 MOSQUE BOX-OFFICE HERE AND THERE: Veteran Pittsburgh musician Luke Riley is now playing at the Gaslight Club in Shadyside Carl Reiner has cut "the controversial ending of "Where's Poppa?" so when it hits movie houses in December it will end on an upbeat note Joan Bennett presided last week at a showing of her movies and those of her sister Constance and her father Richard at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

Three new ballets will be performed by the Ballet Folklorico of Mexico this evening at Syria Mosque. ONCE MORE: Next show at the Nixon will be a return of the revue "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" Thanksgiving week. Ernest Hal-ler, Oscar-winning cameraman for "Gone With the Wind." died recently at 74. William Goldman's "The Season" is now out in paperback, and I don't think anyone has ever written a more readable book about Broadway. A hit when Zoe Caldwell left the show, the reopened production of "Colette" with British actress Fenella Fielding didn't last long in New York.

FOR BUFFS: Free films being shown this week in Mon-roeville Mall's community room include experimental films on Thursday and foreign film highlights Friday at 6:30 p.m. "The Don Lewis Experience," an organ concert from Bach to Bacharach, will be presented Tuesday, Nov. 17 at 8 p. m. in Duquesne University ballroom Judging by calls to this desk, Joe Namath's fans are more than satisfied with and Company," even if the critics aren't.

As part of the nude wave in the culture world of Europe, the Netherlands Dance Theater has a new ballet called "Mutations," in which several members of the troupe appear totally nude. It was choreographed by Glen Tetley, Wilkinsburg native and former Post-Gazette copy boy and carrier. From news to nudes. IN CONCLUSION: Eddy Arnold will entertain at the United Fund's final dinner meeting tomorrow at the Hilton. McKeesport's Lois Best, the first "Champagne Lady" with Lawrence Welk when he was at the William Penn, was heard on CBS recently with her husband Jules Herman's band from New York's Roseland Ballroom MGM's children's classic series of matinees bows in more than 60 area theaters this weekend, with Russ Tamblyn in "Tom Thumb." Cinema celebrated its fourth birthday last week The rock group Chicago, which at tracted more mers thai the Beatles in its last concert at the Civic Arena, on Nov.

11. Mama Cass Elliott's singing of "The Good Times Mr. Anderson Are Coming" has stayed with me since I first heard it in the movie "Monte Walsh." COMLGUP The Academy Awards will be given on Thursday next year, first time the i has departed from its early-in-the-week off-night-at-the-movies edule for years The Chris Miles Trio plays Wednesday to Saturday now through January at the Ranch, Rodi Road, Penn Hills Roman Polanski has chosen the little-known British actor Jon Finch for the title role in his film of "Macbeth" One of my favorite old films, "The Picture of Dorian Grey," has been re-made, and the new version with Helmut Berger of "The Damned" opens next at the Kings Court, one of its first play-dates anywhere in the country. IN THE BAND: Frank George of Glassport was visible in the trumpet section of the orchestra for Broadway's "Company" in last week's TV special on the recording of the original cast album A musical comedy program called "Halloween Howls: Or Humor in a Jugular Vein" will be presented Friday at 8 p. m.

in Waverly Presbyterian Church, Forbes and Braddock, across from Frick Park playground Variety estimates the "Fools' Parade" company pumped some $750,000 into the economy of Moundsville, W. Va. FEEDBACK: Charles C. Sords disagrees with my put-down of Richard Benjamin's performance in "Diary of a Mad Housewife': "His meticulous performance adds much to the ensemble excellence which gives the film its tremendous impact" Mrs. Ann Mooney wants to know why downtown theaters don't schedule a 10 or 11 a.

m. show one day a week for women who have to be home by mid-afternoon Mrs Clara M. Walsh, volunteer resources coordinator of Dixmont State Hospital, commends the management of the Chatham Cinema for playing host to patients. i-t Happened I Si Cv STARTS TOMORROW! LAST TIMES TODAYI Gl ITS A MAD. MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD" TOMORROW mm VO WON YJWTKlN SI StATS SELLING KAPIDLYI MUSIC HALL THIS SAT.

8:30 THEODORE BIKEL America's best folic singer In popular and Israeli songs $6.50, $5.50, $4.50 $3.50 1 A new kind of contemporary college movie. For REST teats, toll 22-2030, 922-2031, 922-2246 or 922-2247. Tickets alse en sale at Kallmann's, Pitt Union Home's, Gimbels end all National Record Marts. Mail orders to: International Theatre, Pa. 15205, with checks payable to International Theatre Benefit.

COLUMBIA PICTURES Presenll STANLEY KRAMER'S RHYL fiEVOLJIIONS PER MINUIt ON STAGE BEVERLY HILLS PLAYHOUSE Bab-cock Blvd. "Mv Daughter, Your Son." Tonight at I. BUHL PLANETARIUM "ll Man Alone?" at 2:15 and 8:15. PITTSBURGH PLAYHOUSE Ttwter Upstairs: "Ghost Sonata." Tonight at 8:30. SYRIA MOSOUE Ballet Folklorico of Mexico.

Tonight at 8:30. ON SCREEN ART CINEMA "You," flt 11, 1:15, 3:30, 5:20, 8:05 and 10:15. "Touch of Leather" at 12:05, 2:20, 4:40, 6:55 and 9:15. CHATHAM CINEMA Soahlo Loren and Marcello Mastrolannl In "Sunflower" at 2, 4, 8 and 10. ENCORE Tony Musonte and Suiv Kendall In "The Bird With the Crystal Plumage" at 6:15, 8 and 10.

FIESTA Barbard Hershev and Collin Wilcox-Horne in "The Babv Maker" at 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10. FORUM Tonv Musante and Suiv Kendall In "The Bird with the Crystal Plumose" at 6:15, 8 and 10. FULTON "Lovers and Other Strangers," at 12, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10. FULTON MINI Walt Disney's "Fan-tasla" at 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:45. GATEWAY Soencer Tracy and Milton Bene In "It's Mad, Mod, Mad World" at 12:15, 3:15, 6:15 ond 9:15.

GUILD "Bonnie and Clyde," at 6:10 and 10. "Bullitt," at 8. KINGS COURT "Joe," of 7:30 end 9:30. SHADYSIDE Michael Duchaussev and Caroline Cellier in "This Man Must Die" at 6, 8, and 9:55. SQUIRREL HILL Alan Arkln and Richard Benlamln In "Catch 22" at 5:30, 7:45 andlO.

STANLEY Joe Namath and Ann-Mar. oret In "C.C. ond Company," at 12, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10. WARNER Richard Benlamln and Carrie Snodgress in "Diary of a Mad Housewife," at 12, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10. For home delivery of the easy-to-r a Post Gazette phone 263-1121.

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IG1 lack Ummon. Sandy Sennit THE OUT-OF-TOWNERS 'VlY I Vf color tefl BPfmnpv Villi leHePeveieeeaBeejier mm ff; A Kim.WM Grauers, Clyde Newhouses, Nat Cummings, Phil Levins, Charlotte Ford, Tony Forst-mann, Julia Meade and incidentally by the usual few party-crashers. It was a fine party and I think the famous lady there who told me she was going to wear her expensive jewelry in spite of the danger of holdups was showing the average spirit. "I'm American and I'm going to wear it," she said. "And you're not scared?" I said.

"Of course I'm scared but I think it'd be un-American not to wear it," said she. Nancy Wilson Robert Hooks are now a big romance item Danny Kaye has a 4-letterer in "Two by Two" hut it gets a laugh Rusty Madeline Kahn and Walter Willison are going to be good, too, in that show Erroll Garner had a spectacular opening at the Plaza Persian Room Marcello Mas-trioiannl (whose "The Pizza Triangle" is opening here) arrives Thanksgiving to make his first film in the U. S. "May I Introduce Mysp'f Rrccn Pa-pleo" Austin Mack resigned from the Lambs when they wouldn't serve his gal companion at the bar. r- Joe Namath, subbing for Johnny Carson Nov.

10, will have as his first guest his C. Co." co-star, Ann-Margret B'way gets another undraped act when "The Mexicans Are Coming" opens this week it includes the nude "dance of the Aztec maidens" Another film firm plans to move its headquarters to H'wood Baseball star Tony Conigliaro was offered a role in the "Godfather" film. London papers played up Tony Bennelt taking Sanely Grant, his blonde girl friend, to Buckingham Palace for drinks with Prince Philip George Burns visited great singer Blossom Seely, who's been ll, NEW YORK-I tried to sop up a little culture the other night but my culture explosion never exploded. Frankly, I've loved culture since I was a student at Ohio State where culture had to do with cultivati the soil. Well, the N.Y.

City Wilson cultural council sponsored a preview of Richard Rodgers' and Danny Kaye's "Two By Two" musical and Mayor Lindsay and nice wife Mary arrived at the Imperial Theater, greeted by something different. Not boos, not hisses, not jeers, but shouts and yells: "Homosexuals need your help homosexuals need your help end police harassment end police harassment They called police. Lots of brass was soon on the sidewalks. The pickets disappeared. It was enough drive a man to drink and it did.

It was also the opening of the bar in the Imperial lobby. (First bar in a Shubert theater.) There are now 7 bars in the 30 or so theaters so if you go to a Broadway show you have one chance in 4 of getting a drink in the theatre. Still hoping for culture. I took my seat, but only after the usher dislodged somebody from it. "Would you move?" the usher lady asked the wrong-sitter.

"Do you know the word bristled the somebody. "Would you move, please?" eneered the usher lady. From there I rushed up to the Metropolitan Museum to a party for 726 other culture-lovers where Danny Kaye and wife Sylvia were embraced by the Mayor, by Richard Rodger the Bennett Cerfs, Ben Mr. 9 A HELLER diary of a mad housowlffo umverMl pwlureMechneolor mm 1 1AHNIP LV5 A MIKE NICHOLS FILM ALAN ARKIfM pWi.II I LADIES' DAY TOMODROWI 750 1IWTIL 5 P. M.

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