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Of Bourgeois Society
By ANDREW LUGG shooting Gloria with blanks and
Luis Bunuel's "El" (The Strange you have some idea of Francisco's
Passion) is a bad movie, brilliant- Jealousy. These scenes are all over-
ly made and containing all the dramatized to the extent that they
essential Bunuel. become ludicrous.
During the fifties Bunuel made However, these perversions might
almost all his movies in Mexico. have just as easily appeared in
Most of these were lowhbudget, any of Bunuel's more serious films.
and very commercial. The plots His hysterical concern with fet-
are simple, well worked subjects ishes is apparent here too. When
(Los Olivdados, being the most/no- Francisco seen Gloria's feet he be-
ticeable exception). comes sexually aroused, just as the
Made for large circulation, these uncle was in "Viridiana."
films seem to those film-goers Bunuel's complete disdain for
who know and praise Bunuel for the bourgois family and the church
"Viridiana," "Le Chien Andalou" is also clear. Gloria being unable
and "The Nazarin," as sloppy and to' get any worthwhile advice from
unsophisticated. either her mother or from a bum-
To be sure, "El" and the other bling old priest.
movies of this perioi are minor Bunuel's early identification
works. However, recent interest with the Surrealist movement ap-
and critical appraisal of these in- pears in his choice of location-
dicates that they should not be a Baroque mansion which cor-
overlooked, responds with Breton's "Chateau"
First the plot. Gloria (Delia andsthe riotous church scene
Garces) is terrorized by her hus- in which the congregation mocks
band (Arturo de Cordova). This Francisco.
starts on the wedding night. The When Bunuel says that he has
husband, Francisco, obsessed, com- ne Bmred hs ias, he
pulsive-the sort of guy Freud niever compromised his ideas, he
pulivethe rt of guy Freud is not far wrong. It seems that,
would really have a ball withrgs however light the story, Bunuel
accuses Gloria of loving someone can impress on it his own per-
else. sc r ess sonal vision-that bourgois socie-
Francisco's paranoia vents itself ty is so corrupt that sanity is
in two attempted murders. He i ssble, that an tyis
tries to throw Gloria from a bel- impossible thandit cannreason b e
fr, a ad tokillher ipedwith action against it is out of the ques-
one or all of the implements - tion.
razor, needle, scissors, rope and W
string-that he has collected for. Working quite unself-consciously
the operation. Add to this his in the sphere of generalities and
stereotypes, Bunuel presents an al-
legory or rather an elegy for "this
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The annual Michifish Syn-
chronized Swim Show, "On Stage,"
will be presented tonight and to-
morrow at 8:15 p.m. at the Mar-
garet Bell Pool on Forest Street.
This year's theatrical theme will
depicts such numbers as "The
Sound of Music," Macbeth's three.
witches, the hilarious Keystone
Cops, and "The Happening." A
duet by Roz Juve and Sue Ward,
complete with golden shields and
martial music is entitled "Roman
Soldiers."
A solo by Penny O'Neal will por-
tray the three stages of "Iphelia."
Another solo by Sandy Legan is
taken from the show "Sweet Char-
ity." A floating pattern number
called "Stained Glass Windows"
uses early Christian miracle plays
as a motif. The patterns form
colorfl'l shapes and designs as
seen in the church windows.
Practice for the show begins in
the fall with each member of the
Michifish Club perfecting her in-
dividual skills. By second semester,
the theme and numbers for the
.swim Show have been chosen andt
the club works as a team to com-
bine the individual skills into a
group production.
This will be the last Michifish
show for Miss Patricia Daugert,
the club sponsor. She leaves the
Physical Education department
after working with the Michifish
show for six years.
After the water show is over,
the club will be participating in
two competitive' meets. The In-
ternational Academy of Acquatic
Arts, in Decalb, Illinois, will be the
rite for state-wide competition
from the midwest.
This year the entire Michifish
club will compete in hopes of
receiving an award for excellence
for the finals of the water show.
In previous competion, the club
has outshined other clubs with its
large team numbers.
The second competition is the
Intercollegiate Competition held
at Western Michigan University.
Last year the duet and team num-
bers defeated over twenty other
colleges from the midwest area.
The numbers that are presented
in competition are taken from the
water show and are chosen by
Miss Daugert on the basis of dif-
ficulty of the number, synchron-
ization, execution and style.
Tickets may be purchased at the
door tonight and tomorrow, or
at te pool during the day.
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this end" with members of the
Legislature, both Republican and
Democrat.
Sen. Emil Lockwood (R-St.
Louis), the Republican majority
leader, said yesterday that he had
received assurances from Demo-
crats tlat they will ressurect the
bill.
Lockwood declined to predict
what form the amended bill will
take or how many senators would
vote for it in the second round.
Most of the committee haggling
in developing an acceptable pack-
age will be in the rates of taxa-
tion. Democrats have called for &
higher tax on corporate income.
Romney has warned that if no
decision on fiscal reform is made
before the beginning of the new
fiscal year, July 1, the state will
face a 15 per cent cutback in serv-
ices, about half of them in the
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