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Hoffman Goes 'Straight' in Tresidents's men' Film
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By HERBERT G. LUFT
(Copyright 1975, JTA, Inc.)
Presents OPERA NIGHT
EVERY WEDNESDAY, 9 p.m. to 1 p.m.
featuring
• DINO VALLE, Baritone
• BOB ANGUS, Tenor
• JAN RAE, Soprano
• CHRISTINA ROMANA LYPECKY,
Mezzo Soprano
• DAVID WILSON, Piano
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Dustin Hoffman, who
portrayed Lenny Bruce in
the current epic dealing
with the tragic life of the
"sick" comedian, goes
straight in the forthcoming,
"All the President's Men"
appearing as Washington
Post reporter Carl Bern-
stein opposite Robert Red-
ford's Bob Woodward.
Redford bought the mo-
tion picture rights to the
factual book and William
Goldman has written the
screenplay with Walter
Coblenz producing for Red-
ford's own company in con-
junction with Warner Bros.
Under director Alan J.
Pakula, location shooting
has been completed at ac-
tual sites in Washington,
D.C., with various views of
governmental buildings,
The Hill, the White House,
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The Washington Post, and
the former National Demo-
cratic headquarters at The
Watergate. The production
company now has moved
into the Burbank studios for
interiors.
Jack Warden portrays
Harry Rosenfeld, the metro-
politan editor; Martin Bal-
sam is Howard Simons the
managing editor; and Jason
Robards appears as execu-
tive editor of The Washing-
ton Post. The film will be
ready for release just before
the election ( ampaign goeS
into full gear next spring.
Woody Allen has Holly-
wood in stitches with his
latest picture, "Love and
Death," a spoof patterned
after "War and Peace." It
is irreverently sacreli-
gious, often profound but
never profane.
At first, we find Woody-
alias-Boris in a Russian
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prison of 1812, condemned
to death by the French in-
vaders for his attempted
assassination of Napoelon
— momentarily awaiting
his execution — in itself not
an hilarious situation,
though developed by the
Chaplinesque clown as the
wackiest comedy he has ever
cooked up for our pleasure.
Staccato flashbacks in-
volve Boris with a kooky girl
(portrayed by Diane Keaton
of "The Godfather"). He is
flirting with a voluptuous
Spanish countess and forced
to a duel by a foppish of-
ficer, the latter a brilliant
characterization by Harold
Gould.
Exteriors were shot in
Hungary and the battle
scenes seem to involve thou-
sands of people in combat.
"Love and Death" is a richly
mounted picture, well di-
rected and enacted by
Woody Allen and his com-
pany of French, Russian,
Spanish, Hungarian, Bri-
tish and American perform-
ers.
Allen Garfield, honored
in Cannes for his perform-
ance in "The Conversa-
tion," most recently in
Billy Wilder's "The Front
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Leonard Brose, left, took first place in the 45-and-
older division of the Sibley Shoes Invitational tennis
tournament. Brose defeated Dr. T. T. Tchen of Farming-
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national clay courts senior doubles champion, was last
year's winner of the men's 35-and-older division in the
annual tournament at the Detroit Tennis and Squash
Club in Farmington Hills. In the semifinals, Brose de-
feated Keith Kimball of Birmingham, 6-2, 6-2, while
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Opera Will Open
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The 1975-76 season of the
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David Rovner, of Welles-
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Irwin Allen won the
much-coveted "Di Dona-
tello" award for his multi-
million dollar production of
"The Towering Inferno," the
highest official prize for in-
ternational films presented
under the aegis of the Ital-
ian Republic at Taormina.
Though the vast spectacle
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Page," will portray the
legendary Louis B. Mayer
of MGM in the forthcom-
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directed by Sidney J. Fu-
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burgh and James Brolin.
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disapproving the romance
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Patricia Albrecht, left,
and Divinia Cook will por-
tray Helen Keller and
Anne Sullivan, respec-
tively, in a production of
William Gibson's "The
Miracle Worker," to be
presented 8:15 p.m. July
13, 20 and 27 at the Jewish
Community Center. Sam-
uel Pollack is director, and
Mike Goodman, producer.
There is a charge. For
tickets, call the Center,
341-4200.
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