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Pro Musica Prepares
for a New Season

32 — Fridey, July 14, 1977

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The Guarneri. known as
the "World's 3I a ster of
Chamber Music," will return
to Pro Musica March 30.
Members of the quartet are
violinists John Dailey and
Arnold Steinhardt, violist Mi-
chael Tree and cellist David
Soyer, The Guarneri String
Quartet records exclusively
for RCA Red Seal.

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By BORIS SMOLAR
Editor-in-Chief Emeritus JTA

(Copyright 1972, JTA Inc-)

Much criticism is being
heard nowadays against men
in the medical profession.
'Ihe main accusation is that
physicians submit exorbit-
ant bills to patients. There
is also the charge that some
doctors needlessly rush into
surgery patients who may
not need an operation.
Eleazar Lipsky, the well-
known attorney, and author
of six novels, has written a
seventh novel entitled "Mal-
practice. - in which he deals
with the question, to what

extent should members of
profession he
the medical
art.v.erahle to the case for

assistat, attorney
in Ness York City. Lip-:s
deals with this , , ite in broth
its legal and social ramili. a-
tions

The
hoo's
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lions and medical serviccs
a municipal hospital in a
small city where a -Li
old woman. Mans a :S• :..• • :
brain surr•o . -
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'hat crippled her to a Taunt
where she is unable In func-
tion normally. An ink : est: 3:a
lion established that a mal-
practice '-1111 1.5:30 ,11:eil for.
In the ceor•ie of he •nsestia
Agin the pollen'', attortu•s•
uncovers missing records,
imbo-
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thordred orrr , 3 , 10I) , and
generally sloppy system in
the hiqatal.

"Malpractice - makes stim-
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Lion of the little Chaplines-
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at odds with his surround-
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Jewish marriages are not

performed on the Sabbath.

Gene Saks who directed
"Last of the Red Hot Lov-
ers." previously has been be-
hind the camera guiding'two
other Neil Simon screen ad-
aptations, "Barefoot in the
Park" and "The Odd Cou-
ple." In the Tyrone Guthrie
production of Paddy Chayev-
sky's "The Tenth Man,"
Gene Saks essayed the part
of the reformed rabbi on
Broadway.

"0 Jerusalem," the semi-
documentary film to be pro,
duced by the Frenchman
Claude Berri (of "Mazel-
toff"), is based on the book
by two journalists, the Amer-
ican UPI man Larry Collins
and Paris-Match correspond-
s n t Dominique Lappierre
who also wrote the brilliant
reportage of "Is Paris Burn-
ing" which became a miser-
able motion picture partly
due to its star-studded cast.
The new epic will be shot in
realistic fashion in Israel,
with Costa-Gavras. Oscar
winner for "Z," directing.
The work deals with the war
of independence fought in
the Holy City of Jerusalem
in 19-18.
"0 Jerusalem" will be
photographed by Paramount
In color and 70mm using Is-
raeli crews and technicians..

The price tag is 53,000,000.

- Jesus Christ
Superstar -
ors before the cameras in
Jerusalem Aug. 20. with the
entire production to be film-
ed in Israel. The script based
on the stage show now at the
new Universal Amphithea-
ler in ilollywood has been
written by director Norman
Jess i,on rof "Fiddler - I and
'.Itidvs - ri Bragg.

In spite of all the lofty ideals
involved in marriage and the
air of sanctity that envelops
the wedding ceremony, the
act of marriage is basically
a legal transaction which in-
volves specific legal perform-
ances. Since legal acts and
legal performances are pro-
hibited on the Sabbath, mar-
riage acts would be no ex-
ception to this general rule,
Bar Mitzvas, on the other
hand, require no perform-
ance whatsoever on the part
of humans in the legal sense.
Bar Mitzva is a status of
maturity which automatical-
ly comes upon a boy with the
arrival of his 13th birthday.
Whatever takes place at a
public Bar Mitzva festivity
is simply a celebration and
thanksgiving of this temporal
achievement in life. Thus,
there is no legal act, trans-
action or performance what-
soever at a Bar Mitzva cele-
bration. Thus, Bar Mitzva
celebrations may take place
on the Sabbath while mar-
riages may not be performed
on the Sabbath.

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MOVIE
GUIDE

Pro Musica Society an-
nounces its season will begin
Nov. 17 with baritone Ronald
Holgate as visiting artist.
Holgate, winner in 1959 of
the Metropolitan Opera audi-
tions and the Weyerhauser
Award, sang for Pro Musica
last January.
Scheduled for Jan. 19 are
duo pianists Gold and Fiz-
dale. They are the only duo-
pianist team on the Colum-
bia Master Works roster.

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