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Rampal Concert
Tickets are still available
for the 8:30 p.m. March 12
concert of flautist Jean-
Pierre Rampal at Ford Au-
ditorium. The concert is
sponsored by the Chamber
Music Society of Detroit,
and tickets can be obtained
from the Ford Auditorium
Box Office. 224-1070.
LET
HOLLYWOOD — Shelley
Winters, who appeared with
Ronald Coleman almost 30
years ago in the psychologi-
cal murder mystery "Double
Life," as a girl of luring
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"Place in the Sun;" and the
Dutch neighbor in the filmi-
zation of "The Diary of
Anne Frank," has gradually
lowered her standards from
Academy-Award winning,
humanly touching perform-
ances to low-grade comedy.
A performer of such great
dramatic power could re-
strain her antics if she chose
to pick parts such as the
yente in "Diamonds" and
the overprotective Jewish
mother in the current offer-
ing of "Next Stop Green-
wich Village."
"Next Stop, Greenwich
Village" is the latest of Paul
Mazursky's personal come-
dies, with the central char-
acter, a Jewish boy from
Brooklyn, bearing some re-
semblance to the writer-di-
rector, co-producer's own
youth. Following his highly
acclaimed, "Blume in Love"
with George Segal, and
"Harry and Tonto," that
won an Oscar for Art Car-
ney last year, Mazursky
now turns his cameras on
Larry Lapinsky, his clan
and girl friend. Films such
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Lee J. Cobb, who suc-
cumbed to a heart attack
at the age of 64 in his San
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married Helen Beverly,
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Romanian violinist Silvia
Marcovici will perform the
Violin Concerto No. 1 in G
minor (Opus 26) by Max
Bruch with the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra in-
stead of the Bartok Concert
No. 2 as originally an-
nounced. The concert will be
performed 8:30 p.m. Satur-
day at Ford Auditorium.
The rest of the program,
which will be conducted by
former DSO music director
Sixten Ehrling, is un-
changed and will include
Liszt's tone-poem "From the
Cradle to the Grave" and
music from the "Ring" op-
eras of Wagner.
Kiril Kondrashin, the
dean of Soviet conductors,
will make his debut appear-
ances with the DSO 8:30
p.m. March 13 and 3:30 p.m.
March 14 at Ford Audito-
Jarrett Concert
at Music Hall
Keith Jarrett, Europe's
acclaimed young jazz pian-
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quartet 8 p.m. Monday at
the Music Hall. For ticket
information, call the Music
Hall, 963-7622.
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the Dance," the first Ameri-
can performance of Boris
Chaikovsky's Theme and
Eight Variations for Or-
chestra, and the Sibelius
Symphony No. 2.
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mation, call Ford Audito-
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13. Handwoven items, ma-
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