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The Ann Arbor Film Coo erativB presents at MLB 3
FRIDAY, ARCH 30
I'M ALL RIGHT, JACK
(John Boulting, 1960) 7TONLY-MLB 3
High comedy of petty intrigue in the war between labor and management.
PETER SELLERS is delicious as a stuffed shirt who heads a shop committee.
IAN CARMICHAEL is a naive and slightly addled worker in a peacetime
missile plant. To these experts, add Dennis Price, Richard Attenborough, and
of all people, Terry-Thomas as the oily mouthpiece of industry. "Sly British
gem."-N.Y. TIMES
A SHOT IN THE DARK
(Blake Edwards, 1946) 9 ONLY-MLB 3
Sellers makes a triumphant, bumbling return as Inspector Clousseau. Here
Sellers has a mystery on his hands, as well as Elke Sommer as a French maid
accused of murdering her Spanish lover (th6ugh she's apparently the only
one in the chateau who didn't!). If you think that's confusing, wait 'till you
hear Clousseau explain it! The best of the Clousseau series. With GEORGE
SANDERS.
Tomorrow: Herzog's AQUIRRE, THE WRATH OF GOD &
HEART OF GLASS
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FRIDAY
March 30
Cat and Mouse (Nat. Sci., 7, 8:45 and
10:30) Another bit of romantic fluff by
Clause Lelouch, this time about a detec-
tive who gets romantically involved
with a criminal suspect.
I'm All Right, Jack (MLB 3, 7 only)
British working class farce about a twit
(Ian Carmichael) caught in a struggle
between a labor union and
management. With Peter Sellers and
Terry-Thomas.
An evening of animated films from
all over the world, at Aud. A, Angell
Hall, 7 and 9.
A Shot in the Dark (MLB3, 9 only)
The first of many sequels to The Pink
Panther. Peter Sellers returns as In-
spector Clouseau, would-be debonair
crimestopper, who continues his battle
with the physical world - this time in-
cluding a pool cue and a pretty soubret-
te played by Elke Sommer.
Limelight (Old A&D, 7 and 9:35)
Charles Chaplin's last film, about an
aging, alcoholic music hall comic's
fatherly passion for an up-and-coming
dancer (Claire Bloom). Chaplin does a
routine with his old rival from the silent
days, Buster Keaton who, sadly, had by
then become an aging, alcoholic comic.
Spellbound (100 Hutchins, 7 and 9:15)
This features the famous dream
sequence designed by Salvador Dali,
staged in the mind of mental patient
Gregory Peck (no relation to Josh).
Ingrid Bergman plays the psychiatrist
who tries to clear Peck of a murder
charge. It's Hitchcock, but some find
the film unwatchably dull.
NITERIES
The Ark - renowned storyteller and
singer Gamble Rogers performs this
weekend.
The Blind Pig - Dave MacKenzie
plays folk blues.
The Earle - The Stuart Cunningham
Trio will play soft, vocal jazz tunes.
Mr. Flood's - Tucker Blues Band
covers the standards of Chicago style
blues and R&B.
Second Chance - Top 40 rock with a
few choice oldies thrown in by Squeeze.


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SATURDAY
March 31 _
All The President's Men (Aud. A,
Angell, 7 and 9:30) Alan Pakula turned
Woodward and Bernstein's lengthy
book about their discovery of the
Watergate scandal into an engrossing
detective story, without Hollywoodizing
the facts. With Robert Redford and
Dustin Hoffman as the crusading repor-
ters, Jason Robards, and Hal Holbrook
as Deep Throat.
The Goodbye Girl (Nat. Sci., 7 and
9) A cute comedy about an itinerant ac-
tor (Richard Dreyfuss) who moves in
with, then falls for, a flippy dancer and
her wiseacre 'daughter. Warm and
wonderful screenplay by Neil Simon.
Aguirre, the Wrath of God (MLB 3, 7
and 10:20) The odyssey of a 16th cen-
tury conquistador in the jungles of
Peru. Directed by Werner Herzog, the
German New Wave director who Truf-
faut and Milos Forman have called
"the greatest filmmaker alive and
working today."
Heart of Glass (MLB 3, 8:40 only)
Film journals claim that Werner Her-
zog hypnotized his actors before filming
sequences in Heart of Glass; about an
industrial accident in a glass factory.
Love and Death (Old A&D, 7 and
9:05) Woody Allen plays a Jewish
neurotic from Flatbush who, by a quirk
of fate, lives in a 19th century Russian
novel. Along with loveable sidekick,
Diane Keaton, he gets involved in lots of
heavy philosophical discussions and a
plot to assassinate Napoleon. Music
(unwittingly) by Prokofiev. "Socrates
is a man. All men must die. Therefore,
all men are Socrates." - Allen.
SUNDAY
April 1
Alfie (Aud. A, Angell, 7 and 9)
Michael Caine won riches, stardom and
numerous spots on the Tonight Show
with his role as a lecherous cad. With
Shelley Winters, Vivien Merchant and a
soundtrack by Sonny Rollins.
Strangers on a Train (Old A&D, 7 and
9:05) Not Hitchcock's best. Robert
Walker plays a twisted mama's boy
who murders Farley Granger's unloved
wife, then expects him to return the
favor.
Mr. Flood's - the jazz fusian of the
Prismatic Band.
Second Chance - The Hash Bash will
end appropriately with Ann Arbor's
own favorite sons of the high decibel,
Sonic's Rendezvous.

MONDAY
April 2
Waterhole No. 3 (Aud. A, Angell, 7
only) Comic western about an adven-
turer (James Coburn) going after a
cache of gold. With Carroll O'Connor in
his pre-Archie Bunker days, Bruce
Dern, and Joan Blondell.
One-eyed Jacks (Aud. A, Angell, 8:30
only) Marlon Brando plays a crook-of
the old West who gets out of jail, only to
find the former partner who double-
crossed him has become sheriff. Writ-
ten and directed by Brando.
Unfinished' Piece for Mechanical
Piano (Old A&D, 7 only) Ann Arbor
premiere of a 1977 work by Soviet
filmmaker Nikita (A Slave of Love)
Mikhalov, based on Anton Chekhov's
play Platonov.
The Blind Pig - Boogie Woogie Red
and his honky tonk piano.
Center Stage - Maynard Ferguson
will test the foundations of this new
concert bar as he tries to hit the high
ones.
Second Chance - Tucker Blues
Band.
TUESDAY
April 3
My Life to Live (MLB3, 7 only) About
a girl who becomes a prostitute. Direc-
ted by Jean-Luc Godard, with Anna
Karina.
Weekend (MLB 3,8:30 only) Directed
by French New Wave director Jean-
Luc Godard (as distinct from German
New Wave or British New Wave).
The War is Over (MLB3, 10:30 only)
Directed by Alain (Last Year at
Marienbad) Resnais, with Yves Mon-
tand as a Spanish revolutionary
growing weary of the struggle against
Franco (who is still dead).
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (Old
A&D, 7 and 9:15) Maggie Smith is
beautiful as an eccentric teacher who
flouts convention at -°a proper Edin-
burgh girls' school, destroying some of
her pupils in the process. With Pamela
Franklin and, for all you Upstairs-
Downstairs heads, Gordon (Mr. Hud-
son) Jackson.
Last Year at Marienbad (RC Aud.,
9:15) Alain Resnais' quizzical comedy
about a love affair which may or may
not have taken place.
The Earle - Ron Brooks Trio.
Mr. Floods - Kevin Skinner plays
country folk blues.
Center Stage - Master of the Chicago
blues harp James Cotton in concert.


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Second Chance - The Look, undou4
tedly one of the best bar bands in
Detroit, breaks out of the Top 40 mold
with some impressive "power pop"
originals.
WEDNESDAY
April4
Iphigenia (MLB 3, 7 and 9:15)
Michael Cacyannis films yet another
Euripidean tragedy - this time the
story of Iphigenia, whose father offers
her as a sacrifice to the gods in ex-
change for fair winds for his battle
fleet. Irene Pappas plays Clytei-
nestra, her mother.
Man is Not a Bird (Aud. A, Angell,
8:30 only) A first film by Dusan
Makavejiv, about a middle-aged
engineer seduced by a beautiful
woman.
WR: Mysteries of the Organism
(Aud. A, Angell, 10 only) A bizarre,
pornographic political comedy based
on the wors of Wilhelm Reich, which
advocates social revolution through sex
acts. It would certainly increas
student activism..
Betty Boop Cartoons (Old A&D, 7 and
9:05) Twelve weird and wonderful Art
Deco animations by Max Fleischer, the
man who brought you Popeye,
featuring what Cinema Guild so aptly
describes as the "naughty little girl
with a curl, the big eyes and baby tallk,
and a bad case of indecent exposure."'
.Hi de ho!
The Ark - hootnight.
Center Stage - Jan Hammer play
Hendrix licks on his synthesizer as his
music moves in the direction toward
rock.
The Earle - Ron Brooks Trio.
Mr. Flood's - Swit kick.
Second Chance - Fourth Chapter
covers the hits of Syx and The Cars,
among others.
THURSDAY
April
Singin' in the Rain (Michigan Union
Assembly Hall, 7, 8945 and 10:30
Perhaps the best-love musical ever
impressed on celluloid. bout the tran
sition from silent moves to talkies,
with Gene Kelly (doing h famous soft-
shoe routine on a damp street), Cyd
Charisse, and Donald O'Cnnor.
Lawrence of Arabia (Ai. A, Angell,
6:30 and 10) Massive, gorgeous
biography of T.E. Lawrece, British
military adventurer who lelped lead
Arabian troops in WWI. Withan all-star
supporting cast as long as your arm.
Directed by David (Bridge othe River
Kwai) Lean.
THX 1138 (Old A&D, 7 aid 9:05)
George Lucas' first featire film
evolved from a project he sarted in
college. A man living in the aitiseptic
totalitarian world of the 25th century
tries to assert his humanity, with
ominous results. With Rober Duvall
and evil old Donald Pleasance.
The Earle - Stuart Cunningham on
solo jazz piano.
Mr. Flood's - The Katie LaurBand.
Second Chance - Fourth Chapter.
SACFA
report to
Regents,
delayed
(Continued from Page 1)
earlier this week indicated in a letter to
SACFA Chairman Longe MSA's desire
to create two permanent student space(
on the committee. ..
The final decision on creation of th
student memberships rests with SAC-

FA itself. Longe said that "any question
of permanent appointments should be
deferred" tntil after the divestment
issue has been discussed. Fullerton saia
that no formal mention of thb
possibility of making the studetU
positions, permanent was made s
yesterday's meeting, although she later
discussed the issue with several SACFA
members.
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