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A Film (Couzens Cafeteria, 8 and
10:15) And that's just what it is.
From Here to Eternity (100 Hutchins,
7 and 9:15) This 1955 film about WW II
and its effect on Americans who fought
in it managed to live up to the
reputation of its sources, James Jones'
prizewinning novel. With an Academy
Award-winning performance by Frank
Sinatra.
Bahia (Nat Sci, 7 and 9) A new film by
Marcel Camus, who directed Black
Orpheus. About life in a Brazilian shan-
tytown, based on Jorge Amados' novel
Shepherds of the Night.
Annie Hall (MLB 3, 7 and 10:20)
Woody Allen's first "serious" comedy
won several Academy Awards,
established Allen as "the American
Ingmar Bergman" and started a new
line of women's thrift store fashion
chic.
Woody Allen Retrospective (MLB 3,
8:40 only) Two short films by Allen:
The Laughmaker, with Louise Lasser
and Alan Alda, and American Comedy,
an autobiography sketch.
Twentieth Century (Aud A, 7 and
10:20) John Barrymore plays Oscar
Jaffee, theatrical megalomaniac, and
Carole Lombard is a Great Actress.
Their romance and professional power
struggles are the basis for this crazy,
classy comedy, recently remade into a
Broadway musical.
Holiday (Aud A, 8:40 only) Part of
Cinema II's Classic Sex Comedies
Festival. George Cukor directed this
sophisticated pas de deux between
Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant.
BARS-
Friday and Saturday
The Ark-folksinger Michael Cooney
pefforms something for everyone.
Blind Pig-Steve Nardella (of the
Silvertones) and band revive R&B and

rock from the early fifties.
The Earle-Gypsy plays jazz and
rock for your dancing pleasure.
Mr. Flood's-Five Guys Named Moe
play bluegrass and folk music.
The Pub-mellow jazz by the Ron
Brooks Trio.
Second Chance-Top 40 disco dancing
with R.P.M.
Sure Thing (formerly
Abigail's)-rock and roll with
Freeway.
SATURDAY
February 24
Blue Collar (Old A&D, 7 and 9:15)
Three Detroit auto plant workers
decide to get back at their fat cat op-
pressors. Along the way, the heroes get
corrupted by their enemies. With
Richard Pryor, Harvey Keitel and
Yaphet Kotto.
A Film (Couzens Cafeteria, 8 and
10:15) See listings for Friday.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
(P&A Aud, 7 and 8:30) Clint Eastwood's
acting technique consists of two ex-
pressions: hat on and hat off. His stoic,
rugged style fits this sardonic little
Western to a tea.
The Friends of Eddie Coyle (MLB 3, 7
only) Robert Mitchum, whose cool,
sleepy-eyed demeanor was lately at-
tributed to his use of marijuana, plays
one of his finest roles as a doomed, two-
bit hood.
The Godfather (MLB 3, 9 only) About
a dynasty of Sicilian-American
gangsters, headed by Don Corleone
(Marlon Brando), a monstrous
criminal and warm human being.
Drive-In (Nat Sci, 7, 8:30 and 10) An
in-depth academic study of the
sociological effects of mass-media'
video presentations on the Ameican
populace. Lotsa lafs and sex.
The Seven Per Cent Solution (Aud A,
7 and 9) Step aside, Basil Rathbone!
Nicole Williams brings a new, insight-

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ful dimension to Sherlock Holmes in
this, the best Conan Doyle spin-off yet.
Alan Arkin plays Sigmund Freud, who
cures Holmes of cocaine addiction and
delves into the truth about Professor
Moriarty.
SUNDAY
February 25
A Streetcar Named Desire (Old A&D,
7 and 9:15) This filmed version of Ten-
nessee Williams' play captured two
great performances: Vivien Leigh as
faded Southern butterfly Blanche
DuBois, and Marlon Brando as her
bestial brother-in-law Stanley.
Together,~they are devastating.
The Lords of Flatbush (Aud A, 7 and
9) A bit of nostalgia for those fablulous
fifties, with Sylvester Stallone and
Henry Winkler in their first major
roles, as a couple of greasers.
BARS-
Del Rio-live jazz from 5 to 9 p.m.
Mr Flood's-Latin jazz fusion by the
Prismatic Band.
Second Chance-free admission with
student LD. from R.P.M.
MONDAY
February 26!
Ivan the Terrible, Part II (Old A&D, 7
only) The second half of Eisenstein's
magnificent epic about political in-
truiges in medieval Russia. In color,
with music by Sergei Prokofiev.
BARS-
- Blind Pig-club regular Boogie
Woogie Band plays Detroit blues on the
piano.
Mr. Flood's-guitarist/folksinger
Steve Newhouse.
Second Chance-The Ramones, with
the Romantics and Sonic's, in concert.
Advance tickets $6.00.
TUESDAY
February 27
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Old
A&D, 7 and 9:05) A kitschy, endearing
remake of Victor Hugo's hopelessly
Gothic novel. With Cedric Haedwicke
as a monk with the hots for Maureen
O'Hara, and Edmond O'Brien as Pierre
Gringoire, prototype LSA student.
Dark Star (MLB 3, 8:30 only) A sci-fi
sleeper that's just coming into its own
on the cult circuit. This space adven-
ture-comedy was directed by John
(Halloween) Carpenter.
Assault on Precinct 13 (MLB 3, 10
only) A group of people are held

hostage in a police station. Directed by
John (Dark Star) Carpenter.
BARS-
The Earle-Ron Brooks Trio and
jazz.
Mr. Flood's-Eric Glatz sings folk
songs.
Second Chance-More new wave
music with Destroy Allrmonsters,
The Cult Heroes and The Denizens.
WEDNESDAY
February 28
Center for Japanese Studies Film
Series, at Old A&D.
Smile Orange (Aud A, 8:30 only) Ani
Arbor premiere of a Jamaican comedy
about a hotel waiter who gleefully ex
ploits tourists. With CArl (The Harder
They Come) Bradshaw.
'Tis Pity She's a Whore (Aud A, 10
only) Lots of lafs and sex in Good Queen
Bess' England, in this Italian adap.
tation of John Ford's play.
BARS-
The Ark-Hoot night with an open
mike.
Mr. Flood's-Antares performs.
Second Chance-Top 40 rock by
Squeeze.
THURSDAY
March 1
King Kong (Old A&D, 7 and 9:15)
The final scene of this film, with Kong,
the 50-ft. gorilla brandishing Fay Wray
atop the Empire State Building, is one
of the archetypal images of our time.
The uncensored version, for all you
voyeuristic horror buffs.
A Clockwork Orange (Nat Sci, 7 and
9:15) Master filmmaker Stanley
Kubrick turned Anthony Burgess'
futuristic tale about juvenile violence
and therapeutic brainwashing into a
wity, disturbing film. Malcolm Mc-
Dowell is perfect as little Alex, the han-
dsome lad who loves Beethove, rape
and aggravated assault.
BARS-
Mr. Flood's-Dick Siegel and His
Ministes of Melody.
Second Chance-Squeeze.

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