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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3. 1971 iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiimmiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiii -12 IIAHMAIX HOUSE i i'. TONICHTI ONE NIGHT ONLY CutfoMas tHrtahmt wHft Tit WtoW lyrcf iaii WEDDINGS, IAKQUETS ft PARTUS frn to 100 MMHMaMMSIRVATIONS: 274-1501 EWMHi lit yinv i I a I Htk WEEK 9 1 I NOMINATIONS 4 ACADEMY AWARD imilllltmilllllllllli By GEORGE ANDERSON IIIMIIItHlllllllllM'; Connery Renews 007 License BONDED AGAIN: "You Only Live Twice" may turn out to be the most prophetic of James Bond titles. It's looks as though the indomitable Agent 007 will have another life on screen in the person of Sean Connery, who once swore off the role.

With the next Bond film, ''Diamonds Are Forever," near- 4 JACK NICHOLSON "BEST FIOTUllE'' SEHSATIOHALn PABINCI nvszEnnu FISCSS if nn I Ik. I ll hwi eaTerl. ing the start of production, producers Harry Saltzman and r- Albert "Cubby" Broccoli ap 'EarpiQlGa XT I ft i i parently have persuaded the 40 year old British actor to make a omeback i the role that made him a star. Negotiations report edly I II L'LM'lt'll II IVVUU! i i.ii.i Jm tortm fi'ram Pnittnid mi'iiiin, HiwMiirmtrn ii nl ItanlMo 4of ftt 5 1 1 1 i in realism and seems to work better. A two-character play, it depicts the sexual subjugation and eventual my of a young man named Bernard by a ru hVs, attractive girl named Red.

The sexual tensions between the characters are vividly realized in the writing and in the performance. Praise is due Deborah Kent Shore, whose playing is reminiscent of the feline haughtiness and nasti-ness of the young Bette Davis, and Wayne Darby Cook, who represses his apparent physical strength most effectively to become the pitiable victim. The opening play, "Juice," is an absurdist fantasy which the author intended to be a satire on contemporary man- ners and morals. It's a wild piece, full of i intentionally unpleasant, even masm The Three Ss Classical music lovers are in for a treat this weekend when internationally famous pianist Rudolf Serkin, left, and noted violinist Isaac Stern, right, join with William Steinberg, center, and the Pittsburgh Symphony in a three- day musical marathon. Steinberg will conduct an all-Beethoven program with Stern Friday night and a special benefit Saturday night for the orchestra pension fund featuring Serkin in Beethoven and Mendelssohn piano concertos.

The Friday concert will be repeated Sunday. Good seats for the events are still QMWM 4:15. 4:05, I at 3:25. "Gimme Shelter' and 9:50. Nicholson SHADYSIOE Jack and at 61 Karen Black In "Five Easy Pieces' Theater Clock ON STAGE BEN GROSS RESTAURANT Rt.

30. 'To Broadway With Love." Tonioht at WITH THI A ll. S-in nnH 10 IK above suspicion 3 Academy Award Nominations Best Aeter Beit Supporting Aeter Best Scree Play I Hover Gang H' SQUIRREL HIM Barbra Mrrisond and George Seqal In "The Owl and the Pussycat" at 2:15, 4:10, 4:05, 8 and STANLEY "Scars of Dracula" at 12, 3:18, 4:35 ond 9:54. "Horrors of Frankenstein" at 1:39, 4:57 and 8:15. WARNER All MacGraw and Rvqn Neal In "Love Story" at 12.

2. 4, and 10. cock Blvd. "A Girl Could Get Lucky." mny GRITTY DIRT BAND SUM. EYE.

8 P.M. SYRIA MOSQUE Tickets: $4, SS, $4. Now on sale et Network Ticket Agency located in all Notional Record Marti end Hilton Hotel. BUHL PLANETARIUM "The Grand Tour." Today at 2:15 and 8:15. NlX'jtJ Musical "17." today at 2 and .8:30.

For My Father LAST 4 DAYS KMC PITTSBURGH PLAYHOUSE "Catch GP 4t TODAY AT: lit 1-20. 10:20 Me If You Con." THEATER union virs. I UP- UP Performances STAIRS: "Red tonight at 8:30. TODAY: 2 P.M. 8:30 C3 (Cslfl LADIES' DAY TODAY! 75c Ai BUtANeed SAM SHAW RMeM LAST DyS! ON SCREEN ASTCIN.E,MA "Fandango" at 11:15, 2:20, 4:45, 7:40 and 10:15.

"Baby Vic!" fcjj, and 9. CHATHAM CINEMA Ben Gazzarp, Peter Falk ond John Cassavetes In "Husbands and "in W-r'n end rlnda Balkan, In "Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion" at 6, 8 and FIESTA Anna Colder-Marshall and Timothy Dalton In I a ot J' on 10. FORUM Gon Maria Volante ond Florlnda Bnlkan In "Investlaation of a Citizen Above Susolcion" at 6, 8 and 10. Dirk V-n Dvk nnH pinna a' GATEWAY Dvan Cannon and Rich-ard Crenna In "Doctor Wives" at 12:10. 2:10, 4:05, 6:05.

8:05 and 10. GUILD Melvyn Douglas ond Estellt Parsons in "I Never Sang for My Father'7 at 8:20, 8:20 and 10:20. KINGS COURT Rolling Stones In CCXUM1IA ncTUWI, OANC SEIWTOM MINA CICOOfM VMM GIAN MARIA VOLONTE FLORINDA BOLKAN INVEATOWAOTIZENbwiwanlctaj GIANMSAhmXJCIO'OrWZIOORLAreDO'SETOIOTRAIVK) tmwm onLvw nANUUTic A rllfli Dy cUU PcTRI Hoy tMMr MOO WWO PdT aMluorcm fMncMivOmcUKiMTOK tovBunua ncwucoioe. BCOlUMMPICTUtES have been Mr. Anderson going on for 18 months, with Connery holding out for an amazingly high price.

One report is that he will get $1 million plus a healthy share of the new film, which is even more rerrarkhle in these days of deflate dsalaries on screen. No doubt, another factor in Connery's charge of njind is his inability to score on screen in a non-Pnd ro e. Such efforts as "Shalako," his western with Bardot, and "The Molly Maguires," a fine film about terrorism in the Pennsylvania coal fields, were box-office disappointments. Connery's short-lived successor as Bond, George Lazen-by, proved unmanageable and stunted what could have been a stellar career for himself. His film, "On His Msiesty's Secret Service," proved surprisingly profitable even without Connery and despite some feeling the super-agent craze had ended.

Obviously', United Artists, Saltzman, Broccoli and Con-ery are betting the excitement can be revived, even though the novelty has long ago worn off. ON STAGE: The Playhouse Contemporary Theater Laboratory is currently presenting two original one-act plays by Dr. Kenneth Regenbaum, playwright-in-resi-dence. Under the collective title "Red Juice," they will be presented in the tiny Theater Upstairs through March 14. The difficult job of mounting these offbeat plays was given to Tom Thomas, who not only directed but devised the settings.

Once again, he has achieved some noteworthy results with his student performers, who tackle their often provocative assignments with a degree of commitment that is admirable. This is especially true in the second play, "Oh Boy, It's Red," which has a firmer base STARTS TODAY! MATURl TIMES TONIGHT P.M. 25 IMotr Pvklnel Ennlnil After r.M. Halldayi After 4 r.M. Indoor Thiatra Entrania freei Giriii Level AMERICA'S Imim GOOD SEATS NOW AT NIXON IOX OFFICI la ALL NATIONAL RECORD RMIT8 Ml Hlltie HUH Timet Attncy TbMM 7A Jrx-i NOWI PHONE THEATEt DIRECT Ot SHOWTIME 2 shocking details, especially sequences involving a fetus as well as simulated sex practices.

To say the least, "Red Juice" offers quite an alternative to such popular offerings as the current "Catch Me If You Can." It's commendable that the minority interested in experimental drama be served, too, and "Red Juire" is a bold undertaking in that respect. BUSINESS NOTES: Ben Gross' restaurant in Irwin celebrated its second anniversary in the cabaret theater field with the biggest Saturday night gross in its history. The show is the delightful "To Broadway With Love" The Ice Follies, due at the Civic Arena March 16, is buying out competitor Holiday on Ice for a reoorted $2'si million The $500,000 Bob Merrill-Jule Styne musical "Prettybelle" starring Angela Lansbury is not going to make it to New York. The big Gower Champion production will shutter in Boston Saturday night. FINAL NOTES: Count Basie's at the Harmar House, Cheswick, for a one-nighter tonight Ramsey Lewis, opens a three-day stand tomorrow at Walt Harper's Attic, has a hit in his new jazz album, "Them Changes." It's No.

4 in Billboard One of the great show-stopping moments in the Nixon's "1776" belongs to Michael Davis, who, as Edward Rutledge, sings the dramatic second-act number on slavery, "Molasses and Rum." A MUSICAL DIVIDEND mi 1 435 6 LADIES DAY TODAY! MHMMbi LPOWNTOWH .1 4 William Steinberg CONDUCTING THE PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA with RUDOLF ittmt'-jwutiWii, (X) NO ONE UNDER II ADMITTED LADIES DAY TODAY! DOWMTOWKl isiTTm A FRANKOVICH PROOUCTIOM EKIM Ml RICHARD CRENNA DAN CANNON vmmmmmmmm tAto- rnVTTTOTir TT SCARS Tr LADIES DAY TODAY! DICK VAN DYKE r-It Happened' TECHNIC010R (R A Hunmst Production let Anli EMI Oiitributed by Continental films I mm iev Performinj Two Plane Concertos in One Evening SATURDAY EVENING SYRIA P.M. BENEFIT CONCERT FOR THE PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PENSION FUND PROGRAM MENDELSSOHN Symphony No. 4 in A Major MENDELSSOHN Piano Concerto No. I in Minor BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat Major GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE At Symphony Box Office, 1st Floor, Kaufmenn'i.

end Ticket counters et Glmbels, Home's, Pitt Student Union end ell National Record Marts. Ticket Prices: $12.50, 10.00, 7.50. 5.00, 4.00, 3.00 Includes Tai Deductible Donation LAST NIGHT By EARL WILSON LADIES DAY TODAY! New York George Jessel and Jerry Lewis, who weren't on speaking terms, not only JMES H. NICHOLSON and SAMUEL I ARKOPF prtitnt I i ANNA CALDER-MARSHALL TIMOTHY DALTOM EMILY BRONTE'S lslteM i made up they started kissing each other at the March of Dimes Man of the Year salute to Jerry at the Hotel Hilton the other night, their k' WMaWllM LADIES' DAY TODAY! UNTIL P.M. lllllll MATINEES DAILY! Mr.

Wilson I TODAYi P.M. STARTS rs TODAY! IS THE MOST MOVING, MOST INTELLIGENT JHE MOST HUMANE OH, TO IIELl WITH ITI IT'S THE BEST AMERICAN 1 Rolling Stones GIFwTJE MCTMCTI "VIVID, SCARY, REVEALING!" Playboy mmmmmmmmm FILM I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR! "Viewing Arkin is like watching Lew Alcindor sink baskets or Bobby Fischer play chess. A virtuoso player entering his richest period! A triumphant performanceP magazine nately, or fortunately, had left quite a while ago with a girl. Police Commissioner Murphy was led to the dais in handcuffs at the Circus Saints Sinners when he was Fall Guy. In the kidding by Peter Dn-qM i i' ws said, "Pat Murphy closed the houses of ill repute and got the girls out on the street." 'Twas also alleged, "There's no 1 1 delinquency in New Jersey they're all accomplished criminals." Commissioner Murphy's been mentioned as FBI chief but with J.

Edgar Hoover hanging in there, Fred Boyd figured Murphy would be at least 75 before the job's open. Dyan Cannon (now in Wives" and "Love is trying to diet off the 10 lbs. she gained when she gave up smoking Judy Garland's dtr. Lorna Luft was among the leggy hotpants wearers posing at Hippopotamus for a newsmagazine layout. Engelbert Humperdinck phoned Copa singer Buddy Greco (who taught him to play golf) and said he was golfing in the snow in Canada, using red balls Bill Cosby hosted a party of 16 at Nepentha Ex-Dead End Kid Huntz Hall and his wife are trying to adopt a baby here.

(He has a son in college) "Wouldn't it be something," asks Mitzl Gaynor, "if Howard Hughes called a press conference and nobody showed up?" Nominated for ACADEMY AWARDS Dears lam 1:30 r.M. Dears lpa 2M r.l. Alae Arsla CATCH 22 lite real Nmaa A (I) GeMIe Niwe, Fetar Sellers THERE'S A GIRL IN My SOUP Laflss Mat. Ttli-75 Til 5 r.M. Including EST riCTURE REST ACTOR REST ACTRESS OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST!" Wandi Halt, New York Daily News Doers Im 3 JO r.

M. ICt lee MmW Ib Doers Ipte 5:30 r.M. (8) CoKle Hawa. ntar 8llrs THERE'S A GIRL IN MY SOUP Tka Fanelest fllK la Yiml THE TWELVE CHOS rrettQW. MUOMKMIRIIMIt AH Kac6rtw RysnO'Keal a HOMUO 6 KWSKy-MfHUS hUR ProduCtioa 1 lU'i JohR Martey ft Ray Killand EBCttStMl ARTHUR HR.IER HOWARD 6 MNSKY Doers 6e 6:30 t.

M. A SfMtaealar Filial Noaiinattd far 5 Aetteeiv Aearae were of the strictly masculine brotherly type. "I don't know who embraced first we sort of met en route," Jerry said, of their reconciliation in the Mercury Room for the dais guests. "Jerry and I had had it with each other," Jessel said of some old disagreement about a movie. "But I also had troubles with all my wives including Betsy Ross.

I wanted to sleep and she wanted to sit up making flags." The March of Dimes "gets a lot of people together," Jessel said. Joey Adams m.c.'d the roast claiming, "A lot of people fought to be on this dais tonight, and those who won didn't have to come." Soupy Sales said: "I'm going to say all the nice things I can about Jerry" and then went completely tongue-tied. After Soupy was silent, Alan King said, "Soupy was never better." Though it didn't have much to do with Jerry Lewis, Alan King said the middle-age generation is as strange as the hippies. "A 44-year-old woman wearing hot pants is as ridiculous as my kid wearing long hair. Cold fanny and hot pants!" be said.

Jtrry in his acceptance speech said he had no ego, he had no vanity, he had total humility, and to prove it, he said, "I've done some things I wish I hadn't done. I've done some pretty tacky things. I'm trying to make up for that." I looked around to see how Jessel would take a confe.s.on-al like that Jessel, unfortu-. DM) KMC FRANCIS IN Dears Date 5:30 r.M. (I) Goldia Nawn, Peter Seller THERE'S A GIRL IN MY SOUP no iMaaMipct TOM TORA TORA! LADIES1 DAY TODAY! UNTIL 5 P.M.

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