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Mr. Magoo. *** International C e n t e r -
A m e r i c a n Animation' World's Fair: North Campus
MARCH 22 (Cinema Guild, Arch. Aud., 7) Commons, noon-midnight.
CINEMA -What do Mickey Mouse, Don- Lacrosse - U-M vs. Purdue:
Suspicion (Cinema II, Aud. aid Duck and Betty Boop have Tartan Turf Field, South State,
A, 7, 9,) - Joan Fontaine in common? It's worth the time 2 p.m.
stars as a shy English girl to find out. *** Michifish - IM Proverbiza-
whose suspicions of her hus- MUSIC tion: Margaret Bell Pool, 8:15
band, Cary Grant, mount quick- Ark - National Recovery p.m-
ly. An exciting Hitchcock thrill- Act, David Prine and Taylor UAC Musket - "Guys and
er, but not one of his best. ** Wilson, string band, $2.50. Dolls": Power Center, 8p.m.
The Godfather (New World, Blind Pig - Big Daddy G THE TUBE
MLB 3, 6:45, 9:45) - Chosen and the Night Train, funky, Channel 9 starts out the pro-
as best film of 1972, Marlon $1.00. ceedings at 9:00 am with the
Brando heads the Mafia and Chances Are - Snow Blind, good Dr. Zonk and his lovable
his performance alone is an rock, $1.50 for students, $2.00 Zunkins, who amaze their lit-
offer you can't refuse. **** others tle viewers with sketches on
Tell Them Willy Boy Was Golden Falcon - Iris Bell, all Julius Caesar, the printing
Here (New World, MLB 4, 7, 9) kinds of music, $1.00 p r e s s and, of course, inch-
-An interesting film based on Mr. Flood's Party - Baby worms. Hot stuff. Old faithful,
the fact that concerns a young Boy Warren's Blues Band, channel 50, spins Roger Cor-
Indian who kills the father of blues, $1.00. man's tremendous Little Shop
the girl he loves in self de- Suds Factory-Theatre, rock, i of Horrors at noon. Keep a
fense. Stars Robert Redford $1.00 sharp eye, as Jack Nicholson
and Robert Blake. *** Del Rio - (1:30-4:00) poetry is in there somewhere. NCAA
Serpico (Mediatrics, Nat. reading, no cover basketball appears at 1:00 on
Sci. Aud., 7:30, 10)-Sidney Lu- Couzens - "Night Club Eve- channel 4 with taped coverage
met's slow .paced expose of the ning", 3 live bands, Couzens, of the Mideast or Midwest re-
life and times of honest cop 8 p. m. floor show, 9 p. m. gional championship game.
Frank Serpico. Al Pachino (bring University I.D.) Channel 20 offers a real clas-
stars, and fits the bill well, but Musical Society - benefit, sic in the form of Frank Ca-
Waldo Salt and Norman Wex- Symphony Orchestra, featuring pra's Mr. Smith Goes to Wash-
ier's sluggish screenplay make Mstislav Rostropovich, cellist: ington. Jimmy Stewart does a
the entire proceeding a drag. ** Hill Aud., 8:30 p.m. first rate imitation of Rich Lit-
A n i m a t i o n Potpourri EVENTS tle for some two hours. As us-
(Cinema Guild, Arch. Aud., Matrix Theatre - Open ual, the good stuff doesn't come
8:45, 10:30) - Some of the great House, refreshments and grand on until everyone has to go to
works of animation are fea- ( opening, 2:00-5:00 p.m., 605 E. bed, with The Flesh Eaters at
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EVENTS

Headliners:
Once again the silver screen
will dominate the week's cul-
tural events ... Cinema Guild
features a series of classic
American animated shorts and
features at 7, 8:45 and 10:30
in the old Architecture Aud.
. ..Sunday night's cinematic
events are highlighted by a
showing of Ingmar Bergman's
masterpiece "Persona" at 7
and 9 in the Nat. Sci. Aud.
. . . on Wednesday, Jimmy
Stewart, Lee Marvin and John
W a y n e assemble in John
Ford's best movie, "The Man
Who Shot Liberty Valence" at
7 and 9:15 in the old Arch.
Aud. . . . a "Surrealistic Film
Festival," sponsored by the
Ann Arbor Film Co-op, vill be
offered on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday nights at 7
and 9 in Aud. A, Angell Hall
. ..while Friday night's Hilm
offerings are topped by Luis
Bunuel's "Viridiana," show-
ing in Aud. A, Angell hall at
7 and 9 . . . in other, less-
cinematic events, the renown-
ed cellist Mstislav Rostropo-
vich will perform with the

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Jimmy Stewart . .. highlights
Wednesday night's film offer-
ings in "The Man Who Shot
Liberty Valence" at 9:15 in
the old Architecture Aud.
University's o w n Symphony
Orchestra in Hill Aud. at 8:30
on Saturday night . . . Sun-
day, UAC Musket will present
"Guys and Dolls" at 2 and 8
p.m. at the Power Center
while a "Heritage of Ameri-
can Music: All Gershwin Con-
cert" will play in East Quad
Aud. at 8 . . . on Tuesday,
the Argonauts will present
"Laserium: A Cosmic Light
Concert" at 6, 8 and 10 in he
Power Center .

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Pendleton Arts Information
Center - Open Hearth, Ars Mu-
sica: Pendleton Center, Union,
noon.
Spanish Language, Culture
Films - Picasso is 90: Siquer-
ios El Maestro; March of Hu-
manity in Latin America: 126
Residential College, 4 p.m.
International Night - African
food: League Cafeteria, 5-7:15
p.m,
Argonauts - "Laserium: A
Cosmic Laser Light Concert":
Power Center, 6, 8, 10, p.m.
Women's Studies Films -
Gertrude Stein: When This You
See, Remember Me; Lecture
Room 1, MLB, 8 p.m.
Commission for Women; Wo-
men's Advocate - Cancer In-
formation Days for Women,
films, demonstrations: 2315
Towsley Center, 9-5
THEATRE
Professional Theatre Program
-"No Place to be Somebody":
MendelssohnTheatre, 8 pm.
THE TUBE
Mr. Economy himself, Milty
Friedman, appears at 1:00 on
channel 13 Phil Donohue, tell-
ing us how to boost the econo-
my. The 1948 production of The
Three Musketeers shows up on
the channel 11 movie at 4:00,
proving just how good Richard
Lester's version was. Leave It
to Beaver makes its regular ap-
pearance at 5:30 on channel 20,
with Beaver taking in a hobo
and giving him one of Ward's
suits. And then the laughs
start.
A Smithsonian Institution Spe-
cial on channel 2 at 10:00 ex-
amines the curse of the Hope
diamond, with a cast including
Samantha Eggar and Bradford
Dillman. Geraldo Rivera's
Good Night America makes its
semi-regular appearance on
channel 7 at 11:30, featuring

Strange lights will flash, quiver, and take on bizarre
forms in a performance of "Laserium: A Cosmic Light
Concert." This spectacular show will be aired at Power
Center on Sunday night at 6, 8 and 10.

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Aud. A, 7, 9) - This Czecho- strikes a first with Mike Wal-
slovakian film directed by lace interviewing everybody's
Milos Forman delves into mor- favorite flattop, Bob Haldeman
tal stupidity and at the same at 6:00. The two-part conver-
time manages to be terribly sation was being edited at
funny. *** press time, which means the
The Big Sleep (New World, result could contain a 17 min-
MLB 4, 7, 9) - Blackmail ute deletion.
and murder team with Bogart The Wonderful World of Dis-
and Bacall in this 1946 intricate ney highlights Disney World's
detective story. *** newest and most exciting at-
Persona (New World, Nat. traction in years, Space Moun-
Sci. Aud., 7, 9) - Bergman's tain, tonight at 7:30 on 4.
sensitive and ofter disturbing
study of two women's psyche.
Either way both Liv Ullmanl
and Bibi Andersson perform
par excellence. ****2
Blonde Venus (Cinema Guild, MARCH 24
Arch. Aud., 7) - Marlene Diet- CINEMA
rich stars in a suspenseless tale Sgmbizanga (Project Com-
of a stage performer and her munity, And. C, 7:30) - Ex-
messy private life. Rather cellent film sponsored in the
dull.* Inmate Project's Frame- Up
Spectre of the Rose (Cinema Festival that deals with racism,
Guild, Arch. Aud. 9) - Melo- exmxsing the gross injustice of
dramatic story of the love an minority rights. *
innocent young ballerina has Key Largo (New World, Nat.
for a mad murderous dancing Sci. Aud., 7, 9) - Bogie fans,
gnu.** take heart! **
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9:30) - Roman Polanski's ma- MUSIC
cabre venture into witchcraft Ark - Hootenanny, amateur t
succeeds in its subtle horror, a night, $.75 -
lesson William Freidkin never Blind Pig - Bete Noire, j
learned. Ruth Gordon is incred- electronic moog, $1.00
ible as the lady next door. **** Chances Are - Masquerade,
How Green Was My Valley rock, $1.00 for students, $1.501s
(Cinema Guild, Arch. Aud., 7) others.
- Walter Pigeon stars in this Golden Falcon - Iris Bell,
John Ford film of domestic all kinds of music, no cover
harmony. *Mr. Flood's Party - Grievoust
My Darling Clementine (Cine- Angels, country rock, $.75 t
ma Guild, Arch. Aud., 9:15) - Suds Factory - Quinn, rock,1
Henry Fonda and Walter Bren- $.50
nan in one of John Ford's Pretzel Bell - Starlight on4
better but lesser known works. the Rails, country - western,
Linda Darnell co-stars with the $1.00
two biggies. *** EVENTSj
The Milky Way (New World, Argonauts - "Laserium: A I
Nat. Sci. Aud., 7, 9,) - Bunuel Cosmic Laser Light Concert":
work that misses more than it Power Center, 6, 8, 10 p.m.
digs, making the whole effort Commission for Women; Wo-
seem a aste.* men's Advocate - Cancer In-
Sltrrealistic F i I m Festi- formation Days for Women,
val (Ann Arbor Co-op, Aud. A) films, demonstrations: North
-tvatch the Daily for detalis of Campus Commons, 9-5
this surrealistic film fare. THEATRE
MUSIC Professional T h e a t r e
Blind Pig - Benefit for the Progrhm - "No Place to be,
Ann Arbor Sun, Scrambled Somebody": Mendelssohn Thea-!
Suite, jazz, $1.00 tre, 8 p.m.
Chances Are - Masquerade,
rock, $1.00 for students, $1.50 Mrs. Howell getting unsigned
for others. love notes? It's mystery in the
Mr. Flood's Party - Gemini, hih seas on Gilligan's Island,
folk, no cover 4:00 on channel 13. Film direc-
Suds Factory - Quinn, rock, tor Irwin Allen and Gene Hack-
$.50 man hiehlight Merv Griffin on
Music School - Arts Chorale, 13 at 4:30 in what could be in-1
Maynard Klein, conductor, Hill teresting discussion if Merv
Aud., 8 p.m. keeps his mouth shut. If you
Music School - Faculty Re- can stand another Gilligan's Is-
cital, "Operalogues": Rack- land at 5:30, tune in channel
ham Aud., 8 p.m. 50 as thrill as the food supply
EVENTS dwindles and the castaways eye
English, Extension Service - the pet duck. Grim.
poetry reading, Lawrence Channel 7 offers a possibility'
Raab: Aud. 3, MLB, 4:10 p.m. as Wide World Special covers
Argonauts - "Laserium: A the West Coast premiere of Ken
Cosmic Light Concert": Power Russell's Tommy at 11:30.
Center, 6, 8, 10 p.m. Ann - Margret, Elton John and!
Commission for Women; Wo- Pete Townsend will show up to
men's Advocate - Cancer In-' add to the glitter. Or at mid-I
formation Days for Women, night, channel 9 presents Big
films, demonstrations: Regents' John Wayne as the heroicGHell-
Room, Administration Bldg., fighter, co-starring his Green
9-5 Beret chum Jim Hutton. Stay

! MUSIC
Blind Pig - Silk Purse, clas-
sical, $1.00
Chances Are - Snow Blind,:
rock $1.00 for students, $1.50
others
Dooley's - Stone Front, mel-
low rock, no cover
Golden Falcon - Iris Bell,
all kinds of music, no cover
rMr. Flood's Party - Star-
light on the Rails, country-
1 western, $.75.
M e d i e v a l Renaissance
Collegium - Music at the time
of Richard 11, Sine Nomine
Players, Cook Room, North
section of the Law Quad, 2:001
p.m.
Music School - Youth Band,
Harry McTerry, conductor, Hill
And., 3 p.m.
Music School - Faculty Re-
cital, "An Afternoon of Song":
Rackham And., 4 p.m.
Residential College - "Heri-I
tage of American Music: All
Gershwin Concert": East Quad
Aud., Residential College
International C e n t e r -
World's Fair: North Campus
Commons, noon-6 p.m.
UAC Minority Affairs - Dinner
Dance: Markley Dining Hall, 51
School of Art - undergradu-
ate student exhibition opens,
School of Art gallery, North
Campus, 1:00-5:00 p.m. (exhibit;
continues 9-5 daily, no Sundays,
through April 14)
THEATRE
UAC Musket - "Guys andI
Dolls": Power Center, 2, 8 p.m.
THE TUBE
noo la la! Abbott and Cos-
tello in the Foreign Legion
promise hilarious hijinx on the
desert, with intermittent slave
girls to cure the Saturday night
hangovers. 3:00 is NHL actionI
time, with a game that doesn't
feature the Boston Bruins. St."
Louis meets Canucks in Van-
couver on channel 3. Channel 2

MUSIC
Blind Pig - Boogie - Woogie
Red, boogie, $1.00
Chances Are - Luther Alli-
son, blues, $3.00
Mr. Flood's Party - Still-
house String Band, no cover
Suds Factory - Quinn, rock,
$ .50
Pretzel Bell - Diamond Rio,
country - rock, $1.00
Music School - Piano Cham-
her Concert: School of Music
Recital Hall, 8 p.m.
Audio - Visual Edu-
c-tional Center - Ballet Ada-
gio; Appalachian Spring: Pen-
dleton Center, 2nd Floor, Un-
ion, 8 pm.
THE TUBE
Andy Griffith promises some
high-class humor when Gomer
makes a citizens arrest on Bar-
ney. Channel 24 is to be held
responsible at 5:00. Ward and
June once again discover the
true trials of parenthood as
Wally grows a mustache on
Leave it to Beaver at 5:30 on
channel 20. Sculpture in the
Open is featured on 56's excel-
lent special featuring work by
Pablo Picasso, Jacques Lin-
chitz and Alexander Clader. The
works highlighted are from the
Princeton University campus.
Canadian TV scores vet an-
other low by continuing the
nauseating This Is the Law at
9:30 on channel 9 for those who
have absolutely nothing to do.
And channel 2 once again
proves that it sometimes shows
good movies by running Charlie
Chan's Murder Cruise, with Sid-
Toler as the oriental sleuth. Its
at 1:00 am. Yawn.
Am A
MARCH 25
CINEMA
Rosemary's Baby (Indochina
Peace Campaign, MLB 3, 7,

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THE TUBE
Rip Taylor makes an appear-
ance on Mike Douglas on chan-
nel 2 at 4:30; a bright spot in
an otherwise dismal show.
Chaos arise when Wally leaves
a car in, of all places, a tow-
away zone on Leave it to Beav-
er today. Looks like another
lesson in responsibility will
roll off Ward's lips at 5:30 on
channel 20.And another dilem-
ma arises at 7:00, when What's
My Line? on 13 is pitted against
To Tell the Truth on 20. Guess
it gets right down to whether
you prefer Soupy Sales to Kit-
ty Carlisle.
a
MARCH 26
Belle de Jour (New World,
Nat. Sci. And., 7, 9) - Win-
ner of the Gran Prix at the
Venice Film Westival, the work
stands as one of Bunuels great-
est achievements, which is a
distinction in itself. ****
h-low Green Was My Valley
Cinema Guild, Arch. Aud., 7)-
see Tuesday night.
The Man Who Shot Liberty
Valence (Cinema Guild, Arch.
Aud., 9:15) - Jimmy Stewart,
John Wayne and Lee Marvin
assemble in John Ford's mag-
nificent western that rates
among the best ever made.****
Surrealistic F i I m Festi-
val (Ann Arbor Co-op, And. A)
-watch the Daily for details.I

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MARCH 27
Great Expectations (Ann Ar-
bor Co-op, Aud. A, 7, 9) - Da-
vid Lean's masterful film of
Dicken's classic. The adapta-
tion is true to the literary
work, while capturing the mag-
ical quality of Dicken's prose.
C h a p a y e u (Cinema
Guild, Arch. Aud., 7) - 1934'
film that is rumored to be
noniulr in Russia. It must be
good. **I
Dr. Glas (Cinema Guild,
Arch. And., 9:05 - Ann Arbor
nremiere of this Danish film
that delves into the memory of
an old man vainly attempting
to recollect his nast. ***
Surrealistic Film Festival'
(Ann Arbor Co-on, And. A) -
watch the Daily for details.
MUSIC
Blind Pig - Rabbits, rock-
jazz, $1.00
Chances Are - Masquerade,
rock, $1.00 for students, $1.S0
Iothers
Golden Falcon - Iris Bell, all
kinds of music, no cover
Mr. Flood's Party - Mike
Smith and the Country -Volun-
teers, country, $.75
Suds Factory - Quinn, rock,
$.50
Bach Club - works by Ives,
Brahms, Bernstein, Bach:
Greene Lounge, East Quad, 8

the recent controversy sur-
rounding the assassination of
President Kennedy.
f riday
MARCH 28
CINEMA
Camelot (Mediatrics, Nat. Sci.
And.. 7, 9:30) - Richard Har-
ris and Vanessa Redgrave re-
create the golden days of King
Arthur, in one of the most
elaborate productions ever un-
dertaken by Hollywood.***
International Ani-
mation (Cinema Guild, Arch.
And., 7, 8:45, 10:30) - A pro-
gram designed to inform as well
as stimulate using the latest
films in contemporary anima-
tion. Well worth seeing. ****
Bananas (Ann Arbor Co-op,
MLB 3, 7, 8:30, 10) - Woody
Allen's funniest film to date.
Makes little sense as a complete
work, but who cares. ***
Pntnev Swove (Ann Arbor Co-
on. MLB 4, 7:15, 8:45, 10:15)-
This first commercial film by
Robert Downey is vastly over-
rated in its attempt to fire
shots at big business, racism
and human motivation. In soite
of its intellectual overload, it
survives as a piercing black
comedy.**
virid-nWa (Cinema II, Aud. A,
7, 9) - Bunmel's 1962 film was
a scandal when released. and
remains a owerful work to-
d-v. Contains some of the most
vibrant images since his early
Un Chien Andalon. ****
MUSIC
Ark-Highwoods String Band,
$2.50
Blind Pig - Spectrum, jazz,
$1.00
Chances Are - Masquerade,
rock, $1.50 for students
Golden Falcon - Iris Bell,
all kinds of music, $1.00
Mr. Flood's Party - Grievous
Angels, country-rock, $1.00
Suds Factory - Quinn, rock,
$1.00
Music School - Woodwind
Quintet: Rackham Aud., 8 p.m.
EVENTS
Young Socialist Alliance -
Peter Camejo, Socialist Work-
ers' Party Presidential candi-
date for President '76, speaker:
Anderson Room D, Union, 8
p. in.
Big Ten Gymnastics Cham-
nionships - Crisler Arena, 10
a.m.-1 p.m., 7 p.m., 8:30 p.m.
African Film Series - Re-
public of Chad: Sahara-La Car-
avance Du Sel: Lecture Room
1, MLB, 8 pm.
Art History - lecture/dem-
onstration, "Eighteenth Century
Dance," Shirley Wynee, Ba-
roque Dance Ensemble, Resi-
dential Ensemble, Residential
College Aud., '8 p.m.
THEATRE
Professional Theatre Program
-"No Place to be Somebody":
Mendelssohn Theatre ,8 p.m.
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