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Tuesday, Dec. 24. '74 DETROIT FREE PRESS 4-B gciroit ifrccfltcss Entertainment Monday's Racing Results 'Quick Henry, the Flit, Is George Rose, Craftsman 4 dr Continued from Page 2B Fair Grounds I IB.rrl 11 1AM i ia! lT--Qa, mOrl. JTO, i fOO 4 40 4 60 4.00 3 20 3.80 I Si Karen's Love (Keller) m-wl Royal Bonen (RHernatxwi) nm j-s. Homely Maiden, Carotins pistol, Irish- 1 am, Miss Zeoo, Forest Square, Cavtee! Off Tim hop For Peace, Limit Bet, Poor 01 Mirjg.

Consolation Prize, Kins'i Style, Irish Bully, Snootin Dices, Royal Captain, Belt Sailor also ran. Daily Double (MJ) paid VM1M LeaD Year, Capricorn Lady, Destructive! Alibi, Blair Jo Ann also ran. i 2nd 3,000, cl, 4YO up, I f. 1 Green Letter (Day) 11.60 5 80 4 70 Johni Rags (Rubbleco) 7.80 6 20 Mister Caution (Moreno) 35.00 el, man, IYO. I f.

C.H I lulrnl ur 4 2.7ti raqic Lll (Haldar) 3. SO 3.21, Sixty Days (Acosta) 4.X Oft 1:39. Tim 1:13 1-5. Red 'N White, Rig Hies, Stymied Cre-vass. Clalriere, Sklo A Day, Ys She Did.

Amarama. Real Fancv. Mlstr Tiov OH Ml Tim 1:14 4-J. Poor Family, Sassey, Senorlta, Igloo Midam, For Marilyn, Terry's Swoon, Princess Destiny, Algerian Way, b-Astro loes also ran. Daily Double (5-11) paid SIU.M.

3rd 3,300, cl, 3yO, Mi ml, Foxi Four All (Day) 41 .201 8010.20 mailman itm' A. ca Ma Grand (Rubb ceoi t.co 3 80 A.iH BY LAWRENCE DeVINE Fre Press Drama Critic Three or four ladies at every performance of "My Fat Friend" leave at intermission after the shock of seeing the gay busybody Henry Simmons flitting outrageously through the play. The playgoers who stay behind, however, are discovering George Rose, as Henry, an actor few of them have had the chance, to see. The well-known Lynn Redgrave is billed as the comedy's star; she is the title's "fat friend." But it is the fiercely witty Rose, as her homosexual lodger Henry, who swipes the show at the Fisher Theatre. Some audiences have come expecting to see a comedy dominated by a fat girl one played by an actress they all know, at that.

Then the tart surprise at the center of the play Is the arch Rose. He's not a household name; he's seldom on American television. To boot, he's playing a homosexual. Such is Rose's latest introduction to Detroit. Happily for Rose, increasing numbers are discovering him in one of the funniest performances of the Fisher season.

The English-born Rose, taking a breather the other day from his whirlwind role, said, "Yes, some patrons do object to Henry and some simply cannot get with the play. But Scoopio (JRAnderson) J. 40 Trio, o-Bon nrry ai ran. b-CouDl(d. mdn 1YO, 1 Ml ml.

turf. Bless Business (Cedeno) 4.60 3 40 40 No Seats (Crews) .40 7.40 Dick Trie Dart (Beam) 1.40 Off 38. Tim 1:47 1-5. Breezv Sea, a-Jovful Events, Foremost Hope, Saucy Ginqer, Freedom Train, Marl Mist, Dirty Harry, Klassy Charoer, a-Amoray also ran. a-Couoled.

Cl, 3YO, lml.7Yd. Villas Ramp (Cedeno) 7.80 Free Press Photos by IRA ROSENBERG Off 2:04. Tim 1:48 2-5. Yammy Boy, Busy Servant, Funky, Pl-talo. Doc's Tracer, Sonny Sonata.

Aunt Jov, Cas Of Lemon, Oiaslty's Scoot also Rose says that his gay Henry In "My Fat Friend" is outrageous but witty and honest. ran. 4th 3,300, mdn 2YO, I f. Palm Lak (Rtibbicco) 4.9U 3 TO 1.40 7.20 40 C-ambllno Streak (RHernandei 13.40 100 Speed Syndron (BmenJ Hard Rocky (Brumfield) IM Fast And Bold (Trosclalr) Off 3:07. Tim 1:45 3-5.

Off Tim 1:12 1-5. Kina Ikey, Noble Cauj, Minstrel Jon, Be Do9faqed, dq-Tallor'i Tack, Added Splendor, First Of Th Far, Iron! Gumdrop Rinq, Dip's Flinq, Ola Bob Lert- And Steel, Llv Fr, Gwn'i Baby also mann. Mr. Sabre. Proper conduct, ward Leader, Daves Tip also ran.

dq-Disqualified from 1st to 4th. 5th 4,200, ale, 2YO, I f. Bull T.imhi. inu 7 inn inn ran. 6th 5.000, cl, SYO up, 7 f.

Lee Valley Road (RHernandei) 43.40 16 60 7.60 .80 6.40 oil (Trosclair) 5.40 3 80 Kvrle (CMcCarron) Moon Stitch (Beam) i-v, earn Tne Toroeooes lMnard! S.00 Off 2:57. Tim 1:13 3-5. TRACK Gallant Juror, Riqht To Th Mark, Western Square also ran. 4th 4,400, cl, 4YO up, lm! tttvds. a-HdOov Tom (Troscla rl 5.20 3 40 3 40 It is easier to find your way into the more unusual aspects of behavior." Idly, with the detachment of a man who is no longer 21, he said: "As one grows older, yes, one takes pleasure in the objectivity of being someone else.

The writing is already there; it becomes your job to fill it out. There are worse forms of immorality, aren't there, than homosexuality, worse, more virulent forms of immorality? I suppose the role is all in a day's work. One should see it as a craft." Hefty Gent (Day) 14.60 6 80 a-More Racquet (Menard) 3.60 ing flitty comedy with warmth. Not that many theatergoers, however, recognize Rose. At least now he Is not wearing a disguise, only some mascara and a blizzard of hair-spray.

The slender actor has spent a long and hearty career in character roles, with -fake fat stomachs, beards, putty noses, gray wigs and plumed hats. He last appeared in Detroit in the 1964 musnxal "Walking Happy," behind muttonchops and a vast paunch as Henry Hobson, the man who made "Hobson's choice" famous. Rose's best-known role was The Common Man, done with Paul Scofield in "A Man for All Seasons," for which he came to the U.S. (and stayed) in 1961. Later he played in "Royal Hunt of the Sun," premiered "Slow Dance on the Killing Ground" as the old German, starred in "Child's Play" with Donald Pleasance, "Loot," two road -company seasons of "Sleuth," and did his cherished First Gravedig-ger in the '64 Richard Burton "Hamlet," a little role that won Rose outsized personal notices.

Rose, now 54, was born in a small market town in the British Midlands. Very rural it was, he said. His grandmother even spoke a version of Elizabethan English. Familiarity with the Shakespearean dialect was young George's short cut to classical roles. HE BEGAN with Tyrone Guthrie's 1944 "Peer Gynt." He had 15 non-speaking roles.

Laurence Olivier and Ralph Richardson had the speaking ones. He grew up in classical rep at the Old Vic, and in 30 English films. Then came the Off 3:34. Time v.it 4-3. Lady Of Winloc, Fancy Fashion, Madam Grade, BibI Mine, Pt Charsar, Royal Thanksgiving also ran.

cl, 3YO UP. 1 ml. turf, first Shout (Haldar) 23.40 11.20 6.80 Natlv Reel (RHrnand) 28.80 y.ft, Ravola (Beam) 4.60 Off 4:03. Tim 1:39 1-5. Squall II, Olo Maqlco, Abneqado, Alexander, Opinionatlon, Irish Etudiant, El Penqulsta, Gambier, Primed also ran.

Ott 3:21. Tim 4-S. Turnip, Blu Tulip, Shaoardt Sono, Sandy Rlect, Norkln, Penetrant also Americans like this play because it's a little kinder, isn't it, than most British comedies? "It isn't heartless. The British, now, adore farce when people are caught in the most hideous situations. Found with their pants down, that sort.

Americans, though, don't seem to mind being touched or affected, or trying to identify with someone." Rose's Henry fussbudgets through the show, prodding his fat friend Vicky, (Miss Redgrave, with 60 pounds of padding) into losing weight in order to gain a sweetheart. Rose is the sympathetic housemother, very waspy, baldly using all the gay cliches to emphasize what he is instead of hiding it. "HENRY IS SIMPLY one of those highly articulate persons who uses words as weapons," said Rose. "It's partly defensive. I mean, if been called 'sissy or 'poof all your life Coward and Wilde are prime examples.

It's all in the wit, a very English tradition. There's a delight in the very turn of phrase. You can be as outrageous as you want, as long as it's witty, if you say it with flair. I've always admired Henry's honesty. It's marvelous to play someone who's completely fraok Rose opened" in the role in the show's original production earlier this year on Broadway to glowing personal reviews.

So did Lynn Redgrave, who Rose says is "such a marvelous actress." In the British version, Kenneth Williams as Henry was billed as the star. "That's the way it's set up," said Rose, "a comedian with the others as straight men. You can't change that. But audiences really adore Lynn." The bulk of the show's success at the Fisher is due to au-riences' recognition of George Rose's stylish flair for combin ran. a-Coupied.

fth 5,500, cl, 3YO UD. I f. fanhrln (ARI eBlanr) ltd 4fl 1 8th 5,500, ale, 1 45.40 14.00 1 40 Ruby's Zonker (Ardoln) 24.40 11.00 Critical Condition (Fires) Love Reality iriaiaarj 4.w sv uavia joy (uyi 3.20 a-Pennamite (JSallnas) 2.401 Off 3:44. Time 1 :12 2-5. Off 4:31.

Tim 1:45. Elmer's Game, Scotti Ar Bad, Jour- Cha'OHius, tapoiemj, un siossom, i vanna, Mr. ouytano, urn jean swaps, Irish Isle, Indian t-earner, a-Mongoi aiso Lii Kevin, Diamond Raider, Ran An How, Standing in a corner of Rose's Detroit hotel room was his old theater trunk, the actor's constant companion. Scampering around were Rose's other two pals on the road, his two high-strung black Schipperke dogs. Covering the tabletops was an array of cassettes.

Rose is an music addict. He travels with a stereo and several dozen cassettes ranging from, the score of "Nabucco" to Haydn, Liszt, Christmas music and an old tape of Mel Tonne and the Meltones. Offstage, Rose is earnestly cordial, sympathetic to listeners, dogs and even some critics. There have been jokes made at the play: The fast-moving Rose, for instance, plays "quick Henry, the flit." Others are tortured: Time's review called it "My Fag Friend." Rose chooses to be serious about his comedy. He has been asked, for instance, if it takes a homosexual to play one.

"If your imagination takes fire," he began thoughtfully, "well, the older one gets, the more understanding one has. Boso Bill also ran. 8th 6,500, ale, I Silver Tiger (Delahoussave) ran. a-Couoled. ale, 3YO up, I f.

Realman (JSalinas) 3.40 3 00 Brass And Sass (MCedeno) 9.20 Sue's Bill (Fleselman) 2.40 2000 7 40 4.40 5 80 Handmedown (JRAnderson) 3 60 2.40 j.w Heavenly uay I AKLeuiano 3.80 I TAHriDDfMA Off 4:10. Time 1:11. Iniqo Jones, Scotch And Soda, Rever NOWSS5? AT300 Off 5:00. Time 1:12 2-5. Am Siam, Dusty Lane Prlnc, Princely Pleasure, Nautilus, Naiqo, I Can Hackett, Somewhat Strikvim-7, Michael Sprlnq also ran.

ence, Jockey Hollow, The Mensh, Lll Terry, Patch Ot Irish, Mighty Dip, Perclnto also ran. 8:30 P.M. fth 3,200, cl, 4YO uo. 1 1-16 ml 10th 3.600, cl, 3YO up, 1 1-16 ml. Fair Gabriels (McCarron) 9.00 4.40 4.40 Sorino Practice (Catlanot 25.00 10 0 4.

BO Clash Of Blue (Nicolo) 11.80 5 20 Our Quill (OSanchez) 9.40 Flr-et Ascot (Solomone) 3.00: Free Drinks (Trosclalr) 4 20 3.00 The first Black Ploy ever produced by JOE PAPP at New York's Lincoln Center. Off 5:26. Time 1:50. Off 4:35. Tim 1:47 2-5.

Reina De Plata. Purpl Iris, Nancy Rose Satan, Calico Court. Lonrion Tav- Padcliffe, Veeehia, Dancer Belle, Damai ern, Admiral's Command, Party Suit, Anliqua, Caslelaire, Royal Sucre also Mat's Anything, Bargaining Bartow also Handl $981,214. I Attendance 1,924. Handle $593,043.

Tuesday's Racing Entries Alan Arkin (left) and James Caan shout over the violence of "Frcebie and the Bean." More Gore Than Laughs BY SUSAN STARK Free Press Film Critic There's something distinctly larkish about "Freebie and the Bean" as a movie title. It summons up images of a couple of freckle-faced kids, or of one freckled kid with a vegetable patch. In point of fact, the movie with that title, which opens Christmas day, is about a pair of foul-mouthed, exceptionally brutish San Francisco transatlantic offer for "A Man for All Seasons," and Greenwich Village had a new resident alien who has lived there ever since. I Starring Gil LEWIS I Music Mall Box Office Jl Aqueduct HOLLANDER CoDvrlohl (1974) Trlanql Publications, Inc. 1st 7,500, el, mdn 2YO, 1 ml.

Turn 113 xxxHidden Msso 110 Sparta 120 Roval Western 122 Bonnie's Newprt 172 John Goose 122 Barak 120 Captain Harry 122 a Comon Pierre 121 a Soda Creek 121 West Of The Mn 120 Crewbur 122 Heroic Cmmndr 122 a-Coupled. 2nd 7,500, cl, mdn 2YO, I f. Lady Vera 121 b-Hasty Michelle 19 a-Ladv Mollnaro 119 a-Orv Ten Cntrl 19 Gloria Trie 121 Look Out Rene 121 Aqueduct xii i i i Wedding Brekfst 121 smootner uots iid THBtcunnrctnrv 170 cops played as if they knew what they were doing by Alan Arkin and James Caan. near Pmllv 121 Nohl Vlctrlx 121 119 xxMary Delia 114 121 Georqle Scholar 121 119 b-Westbury Last 119 'ma Miracl Jody Islander Flim Flammer BEAUTIFUL GIRLS FUN SURPRISES ALL LIVE SHOW 1 Bonnie's Newport II, Comon Piltr-r 12, Heroic Commander 7. 2 Look Out Rene 19, Wedding Breakfast 9, Noble Vlctrlx I.

3 SYRIAN STAR 29, Lightly 5, Insida Tackl 4. 4 Obverse 24, Cool Canl Head Tabl J. 5 Princess M. L. II, lurf Queen Bradley Ob I.

I Flambe 19, Princess Oat II. First Pitch 4. 7 Joanne's Fling II, Bold Tm II, Cornishman 8. i Dicey 24, Rego Tell 12, Caman- gie 2. Iris' Sr Randyrot Ain't Talk 5.

119 Fast Millie a-Coupled. b-Coupled. IgT A 12V'VI in- n. rnK compunr oonng. I iriuntf I VrM, iOHfll.v58" Our txcluliv motcliing proccdurt and I BHput I tfT (X) Wl 1 StJ nalion'l lorgall.

for FREE opplKOtKXI JMy jl -VJf DIAL 775-3053 11 Hn XSjJJf AWTjA KRIM I Phase 2 1 TS 6 Ml. 868-8300 MrO4.40 I The 3fappH one for the tHoltrfays. lll 11 114 122 3rd 7,000, Cl, 3YO up, If. Svrlan Star 120 Stellar Event Inside Tackl 116 -Coleonl B. Lark 114 J-PW i p.

Lardinq Mor 116 Be Lightly a-Coupled. LIVE STAGE SHOWS DAILY FREEBIE AND THE BEAN Area Theaters Bean Alan Arkin Freebl James Caan Red Meyers Jack Kruschn Meyers' wlf Loretta Swlt Lt. Rosen Mik Kellin Bean's wlf Valerie Harper D.A Alex Rocco A Warner Bros, release, produced and directed by Richard Rush) executive producer, Floyd Mutrux; with screenplay by Robert Kaufman, based on a story by Mutrux; photography by Las-zlo Kovacs; music by Dominic Frontier. In color. Rated R.

:30 4:30 7:30 uijjTiiEZiirri ii mm 4th ,500, el, That may not sound like much of a compliment to the pair of estimable actors, but it is. No way could they actually know what they are doing In this disorderly excuse for a movie. The rink-tink music and more preposterous than-life chases tell us that "Freebie and the Bean" 116 116 116 Calder rrnrai.ii Ll 1 1 Av I I I Thev'rl rift anvthinrr for a srnrv anrl An JYO up, f. 109 Cameo Johnny 116 Black Springs 116 Head Tabl 3YO uo. If.

114 Tropical Heat 116 Greek Holiday 109 Bradley Deb 113 Princess M. L. i I III Vv III uu. II il Tir: I 1161 114 114 114; xxcool caneei Irish Ditty Obverse 5th 15,000, el, Sail For Horn Tache xxFlaa Salut xxSuf Queen 6th 11,000, cl XxFirst Pitch xxxFlamb Tararlra SYO UP, l1 ml. 109 Princess Gatt HI 105 Little Tru Jl 116 Pet Baby 116 1 Chleftaln's Glory 25, Hlghwlden' Handsome Family Heir 4.

2 Gift Of Holly 11, Oompah Pah Pah Strawberry Shake I. 3 Toddy Boom 15, Poqolottl Hill 7, Tour D' Ivoire 5. 4 Southern Pet 21, Cond Miller Voracious 4. 5 Tura's Ticket 25, Miss Mud Pack 5, Landlord's Folly 4. I BELT 24, Royal Mall 3, Ix-pressly Yours 5.

7 Yes Dear Maggy 24, Casa Flamb 4, Art Princess 6. 8 Iris' Sar 14, Randy rose Aln's Easy I. 9 Boneca Bala 16, African Royalty 13, Roman Sunset 4. ADULT Up 10 Draqonmoose II, Wlndato 10 Jump Th Devil el, 2YO, I f. All Alabaster 118 xxHold Tru 115 Broke 118 a-Artlst At Work 116 Rozzo 114 Nocturnal Kino 116 Bold Tom 117 Staaecraft 18 Head Bandlto 118 Joanne's Flln 114 Cornishman 118 xxMonitorial 109 Screen Door Jhn 118 a-Flghling Armr 118 Power And Glry 118 a-Coupled.

th 12,000, ale, SYO up, 1 ml. Camansi 1 14 a-Mlster Hedqes 119 Dicev 114 The Biq Swing 116 a-Reoo Tello 114 Fre Association 113 Asu5lo 113 a -Coupled. el, SYO, 7 f. 1 Blutar Hear Bells 113 Hi WOJiXVA2LJ Bp IN OETQjiT til In Your Favour lit Classical biu mj 115 Promise Us Julia Bell has pretensions about being a comedy. On the other hand, its zigzag plot has more people being cavalierly bumped off, including half a parade's worth of marching youth, than any two self-respecting action pictures.

AND WHO is doing the slugging, shooting and running over of all these people? Our pals, the cops. In case bloody bodies don't strike everyone as funny, the movie also features several multiple car accidents. The accidents, like the bloody are the work of the cops. A colleague jests with Arkin and Caan: "You've totaled three cars in two days. That's not a state record, but it's a record for the city." Presumably, we are to look upon these two certifiable madmen, this Freebie and this Bean, as a couple of madcap mavericks, hellbent on bringing a bit-time numbers racketeer to justice.

Madcap mavericks are one breed. Madmen are another breed entirely. Count up the bodies they leave behind on the route to the racketeer and you can make the distinction in an instant. In addition to a style and tone that is completely unsuited to its substance, "Freebie and the Bean" features the following: more dirty talk than you could hear in two hours at a truck stop, grossly offensive stereotypes of both a housewife and a homosexual, and the most glaringly obvious substitution of a stuntman for a star (Caan, during a motorcycle sequence) in memory. So much for freckles and vegetable patches.

115 Czarevna 115 Boldnette 115 113 Gray LawnRbbt 115 Art Talk Exclusiv Wind Euphoric XXXXA mvtES 115 Fruit Cake Fair Grounds 1 Doubl Pro 25, Flip Top 5, Percy I Princ Daoqer 17, Nahar't Sw Ran An How 5. J-Tomarkin 15, Ray's Law Tom's Story 3. 4 Dusty Lace 14, Floral Princess Brave and Blue 7. 5- Truancy 12, Special Moon Regal Rumor 7. "Dial Road Gap 10, Amber 7- f.cver"klnl 15, Tested Dancer 10, Stylish Leader 7.

8- Old Gold 14, Vaeaflon Not 10, You Know What 5. Rozy Dream 3. rlde Oold Bob x-5, xx-7, xxx-10 lbs aae. PG' COLOR United Artists jf-l lX W. lS ''a now M) )wtiL' SHOWING AWrl Calder 1st 3,500, cl, 3YO up, 6 f.

xPurple Fan 114 xxSolar Storm 109 HI'widn'hands'm 119 xPodpv Beau 109 xxFamlly Heir 115 Bold Over 16 xLook Of Lov 108 Ypi Jr 16 Ruaqed Impact 116 Rln II 111 Rouqh Duel 11 Tonqw- 09 xTrinle Easter 111 Good For A Loh 111 Chieftain's Glry 172 Little Big Tim 4 My Man Harry 11 Littl Bear 116 BLACK FILM EXTRAVAGANZA! THIS WEEK! FIRST RUN NEW STARS NCWSHOWI "LOVE-IN-MAID" "THREE CAME RUNNING" all about BLACK LOVt DON MISS in 2nd 3,400, cl, mdn, 2YO, 7 f. 118 Price Tag 118 xDreamlno's Fr 113 1 imm MiiiTFH I mi vr.iit Hollv 117 The Play in 2nd 4,800, el, IYO, I f. Lucky Elm 117 Brav Doae Stable Sense 112 Born A Slav Dagger 115 Bill Marvel aaa 113 I 11! I 115 172 122 122 118 Oompah Pah Ph 122 Just For Jull Festival Bell 118 Love Is Back Arno Cindy's Chanc Strawberry Shak Wendy Gale 104 I I )MMMMHnHMBMBHd 1 'Of1 117 1 I 11? 1 I irrrn-JusT marrieFi ifzyx I ll-JVHl'fil inim I 'll rl x-Dauntless Dlvr 112 Mr Madison 0. "2 Mr- Law Jr. 5 ,107 DinlomaticWtr Lus Comet 112 Ran An How 120 3rd 4,200, el, 3YO up, 4 Dnce P'ch 103 cRval Woody 8 TliE FflOilf PilJ xSub Dancer iu 3rd 4,500, mdns, 2YO, iVi f.

Born Onrimlst 172 Red Drifter 122 Knight Snot 122 bPoqolottl Hill 122 Run To The Bnk 122 xFrazier 117 a-Star Smok 172 Backstitch 122 Tampa Dan 122 Red's Ready 22 Leahcim 122 a-Greek Invader 122 xb-Scott 117 Finally Gotcha 172 Toddv Boom 122 Tour D'ivoir 122 T.T'L II Ullll 1.. ..1 ri.ro.1 110 a-imam's son Call Me Beth lOfl Uitla lm in nil I I i'i r.l IVffik a yf iii 1 I i 4 Ii1' tf-CTt 111 X-Rebel Rrd 110 x-Edward AsQst 113 b-Tom's Story 113 a Ray's Law 113 c-Great Will a-Coucled. b-Coupled. nerbie's Lu Sixty's Dream b-Tomarkinq Bane Pass Tridaclous RlJStVS RrAthr NOW IT CAN BE TOLD! The BRUCE LEE Story The Kina of KunaTu In iiniii i-w nan nr -rni ni i 4th 4,700, cl. SYO -I 118 Southern Pet "3 d-Easy Pic WiM ii Ws up, Carnoustie Sportlnqlv Landlno Gear Paleface a couoled b-Coupled 114 114 116 116 Lu 116 116 119 Voracious Impostor II Conde Miller i-ioupieq oh CAROL BURNETT orermrmmsiiwcm on the piTy by BEN nECnlond QVKIS Oiocicd WILDCR tuccutnc flbcVn JfswGS no fbrfxed tv Ril jsi T.

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