Saturday, September 27, 1975
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SEPTEMBER 27
CINEMA
A Woman Under the Influence
-(Cinema II, Angell Aud. A, 7,
9:45) - John Cassavetes' sear-
ing, merciless study of non-
communicative marriage, with
Gena Rowlands and Peter Falk
working the director's improvi-
sational technique to an almost
unbearable intensity. Rowlands
is simply spectacular, deserving
of every award on record in-
cluding the Oscar she didn't
win. **
Animal Crackers - (Mediat-
rics, Nat. Sci. Aud., 7, 8:45,
10:30) - The Marx Brothers'
longest early film, and some-
what strained in comparison to
their other efforts of the period.
However, even B- Groucho, Chi-
co & Harpo is worth 50 hours
of Monty Python, and, as such,
not to be missed.
A Taste of Honey - (Cinema
Guild, Arch. And., 7, 9:05) -
Tony Richardson drama of a:
lonely, pregnant teenager grow-
ing up in working class London.
Solidly done, but a rather icy
style leaves the viewer less in-
volved than erpected. *
Serpico (Matrix, 7, 9) - Al
Pacino's finest performance to
date as the New York cop fight-
ing literally alone to expose the
entrenched corruption of nearly
.all of his co-workers. A wrench-
ing drama beautifully directed
by Sidney Lumet, but they're
showing the film to death
around here. ****
MUSIC
P. 5-CALENDAR ...... Nan 5
Bimbo's On The Hill - J.B. &
Company, rock, 8:30, no cover.
Rubaiyat - Strutter's Ball,
top 40's, 10:00, no cover.
Pretzel Bell - RFD Boys,
bluegrass, 10:00, $1.50.
Loma Linda - Mixed Bag,
jazz, 9:00, $2.00.
Baker's (Detroit) -, John Lu-
cienne, jazz, 10 & 12, $3.50.
Spaghetti Bender - "Road-
side Attraction", dinner theater,
7:30, $7.
Huron Hotel - Myra Black-
man Show, rock, 9:00-1:30, $1.
Casa Nova - Michael & John,
country-rock, 9:00, no cover.
Bimbo's (Ypsi) - Curtis Shy-
flash, rock, 9:30-2:00, $1.
Cobo (Detroit) - Rassling,
rock, 8:00, tickets $3 to $6.s.
Ark - Fenning's All-Star
String Band, folk, 9:00, $2.50.
Bimbo's - Gaslighters, rag-
time, 6:00-1:00, 50c.
Mr. Flood's Party - Silver-
tones, blues, 9:30-1:30,$1.
Heidelberg -- Tradewinds,
German band, 9:00-1:30, no
cover.
Heidelberg Rathskeller-Mus-
tard's Retreat, folk, 9:00-1:00,
no cover.
Blind Pig - Melodosio, Latin
jazz, 9:30, $1.
Chances Are - Skip Can
Winkle, rock, 9:30, $1.50 with
student ID.
Sunday,
SEPTEMBER 28
CINEMA
Paper Chase - (New World,
MLB, 3, 7, 9) - Chronicle of a
Harvard law student's first year
makes a pleasant but not very
dramatic film. Notable for John
Houseman's Oscar-winning film
debut as a brilliant, impersonal
law prof, but little else that's
memorable. It has evolved into
one of the latest campus "cult"
films, though, so you might end
up enjoying it. **
The Great Dictator - (Me-
diatrics, Nat. Sci. Aud., 7, 9:15)
-Chaplin's 1940 satire on Hitler
is a maddening combination of
high comedy and low pathos,
neither mixing with the other.
The tragic interludes are jar-
ringly out of kilter with the rest
of the film and the impassioned
"liberation" speech at the end
is still an embarrassment, but
the comic passages remain so
inspired that they redeem all
the rest. ***
Ali - Fear Eats the Soul -
Guidening
(Cinema Guild, Arch. Aud., 7, (Cinema Guild, Arch. Aud., 7 vent
9:05) - Recent German film only) - Eisenstein's epic on the eling
about an affair between a 30-ish Russian tyrant, characterized nota
Moroccan and a 60-ish German by a kind of grand opera style for
woman, with the combined ra- that takes the American viewer invo
cial and age prejudices result- a little getting used to. More Sydo
ing. Notable as a first-class film comprehensible when shown in Thul
coming from a country famous its entirety, but for some rea- ly(
for its lack of them. *** son, Part II never shows up skep
Shadows - (Cinema II, An- around here. ** i1vk
events and entertainment
S eefor week of sept. 27 - oct. 3
ures of a 19th-century trav-'
magic show. Perhaps less
ble for its philosophy than
the splendid performances
Aved - including Max Von
ow as the magician, Ingrid
in as his wife and especial-
Gunnar Bjornstrand as a
tical doctor. *,-
,an the Terrible, Part I -
to do anything about it. Anto-
ninoi's quintessential portrait of
swinging mid - sixties London
is his most enjoyable film, dis-
playing his complete mastery
of visual cinema, if, as usual,
not of plot. ****
The Wild Child - (Ann Ar-
bor Film Co-op, Angell Aud. A,
9 onlv) - Truffaut's film -of a
f rilday
OCTOBER 3
CINEMA
Gone With the Wind - (Me-
diatrics, Nat. Sci. Aud., 7:30
only) - The one, the only. And}
utterly beyond criticism. ****
Seduction of Mimi - (Cinema
Bimbo's On The Hill - J.B. &;
Company, rock, 8:30, no cover.
Spaghetti Bender - "Road-
side Attraction," dinner theater,
7:30, $7.
er's Popcorn Concerto,
91.7 FM.
6:30,
H
ma
cou
cra
gell Aud. A, 7, 9,) - John Cas-
savetes' 1959 directoral debut
suffers in comparson with his
later films. Story of a light-
skinned black girl in New York
passing for white carries histor-
ical interest as the starting
point in Cassavetes' maturation
process, but little else in and of
itself. **
i
Serpico - (Matrix, 7, 9) -1
See Saturday Cinema.
MUSIC
Loma Linda - Mixed Bag,
jazz, 9:00, $2.
Baker's (Detroit) - John Lu-
cienne, jazz, 10 & 12, $3.50.
Huron Hotel - Myra Black-
man Show, rock, 9:00-1:30, .,$1.
Bimbo's (Ypsi) - Curtis Shy-
flash, rock, 9:30-2:00, no cover.
Spaghetti Bender - "Road-
side Attraction," dinner -theater,
6:00, $7.
Mr. Flood's Party - Stoney
Creek, country, 9:30-1:30, 75c.
Chances Are - Hot Foot Hi-
way, rock, 9:30, $1 with ID.
monday-
SEPTEMBER 29
CINEMA
Paper Chase - (New World
MLB 3, 7, 9,) - See Sunday
Cinema.
The White Zombie and Freaks
-(Matrix, complete shows at 7
& 9) - Freaks was banned in
the U.S. for decades following
its release in 1932, although in
retrospect it's hard to under-
stand why. Tod Borwning's film
involving carnival freaks and a
beautiful, haughty ballet dancer
is reasonably gruesome, but
stands out as much for its strong
story line as for any garishness
involved. The White Zombie is
a silent horror film starring
Bela Lugosi, and is purported
to be one of his better efforts -
which may not be saying
much. ***
i
Pretty Poison -- (Cinema (Cinema Guild, Arch. Aud., 7 young boy plucked from his
Guild, Arch. Aud., 9:05 only) - only) - See Tuesday Cinema tyung boy pcedromn hi
The loa-anddager fntaies Films by Vince Scilla-(Cine- natural forest environment and
The cloak-and-dagger fantasies ma Guild, Arch. Aud., 9:05 only) "civilized by a determined
of a disturbed young man (An -Works by a noted local film- teacher is in effect a kind of!
thony Perkis) take on fright- maker who will be present at negative Miracle Worker. Story
ening reality when he finds a film rp afterwards. of lost innocence has considera-
partner (Tuesday Weld) all too MUSIC bly more substance than Truf-
wing to putahis crim nk asy- Loma Linda - Little Plea- faut's other recent efforts.
vests a complexity to his part sures, top 40's, 9:00, no cover. The Grove Tube - (Matrix,
considerably beyond his stand- Bimbo's On The Hill - J.B. & 7, 9) - Collection of satirical
ard psychotic bit, and Weld is Company, rock, 8:30, no cover. skits intermingling sex and TV,
downright terrifying as his mur- Bimbo's - Grievous Angels, about half of which are funny.
derous girl friend. One of the country, 9:30, no cover. **
most notable "sleeper" films of Huron Hotel - Myra Black- MUSIC
the 1960's. **** man Show, rock, 9:00-1:30, $1.
Casa Nova - Michael & John, Bimbo's On The Hill - J.B. &
Steppenwolf - (New World, country-rock, 9:00; no cover. Company, rock, 8:30, no cover.
MLB, 3, 7, 9) - Max Von Sy- Bimbo's (Ypsi)-Salem Witch- Loma Linda - Little Plea-
dow stars inthis not very in- craft, rock, 9:30-2:00, no cover. cures, top 40's, 9:00, no cover.
spired film from the famous Ark - Hoot Night, 9:00, 75c.-{ Pretzel Bell - RFD Boys,
novel. Hesse fans will likely be Chances Are-Sky King, rock, luegrass, 9:30, $1.
outraged, the rest will likely be 9:30, $1.50 with ID. Bimbo's - Grievous Angels,
bored. ** Ars Musica - Campus con- country, 9:30, no cover.
Shoeshine - (Ann Arbor Film c., 7:15 Penleton Center, 8, $2. Huron Hotel - Myra Black-
only) Vittorio DeSica's drama man Show, rock, 9:00-1:30, $1.
only Vitoro D~icas damaU UCasa Nova - Michael & John,
of the tragic friendship between CVc anoc 9 nMcver.
two youths in ravaged post-war K rUE9 ,nce
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Guild, Arch. Aud., 7, 9:05) - A
Communist factory worker runs Le
perpetual footrace to avoid Si- Bai
cilian mafia on the one hand, B
his wife on the other. A leer- tim
ingly unfunny comedy by Lena R
Wertmuller, vastly inferior to Ani
her subsequent, exquisite Love G
and Anarchy. It should be jaz
noted, though, that most critics C
raved and raved over this 9:3
flick, so maybe you'd enjoy it N
- but don't say you weren't
warned. **
Mean Streets - (Cinema II,
Angell Aud. A, 7, 9) - Stunning
atmospheric film of young
New York Mafioso faced with
moral dilemma of saving his
best friend or protecting his
own future. Powerful and orig-
inal direction by Martin Scor-
sese, who relied on his own ex-
periences as a youth for much
of the story. With Harvey Kei-
tel and the now-famous Robert
DiNiro. ****
The Groove Tube - (Ma-
trix, 7, 9) - See Thursday Cine-
ma.
MUSIC
Rubaiyat - Strutter's Ball,
toy 40's. 9:30, go cover.
Pretzel Bell -- RFD Boys,
blliegrass, 10:00, $1.50.
Loma Linda - Mixed Bag,
jazz, 9:00, $2.
Baker's (Detroit) - John Lu-
cienne, jazz, 10 & 12, $3.50.
Juron Hotel - Myra Black-
n Show, rock, 9:00-1:30, $1.
asa Nova - Michael & John,
ntry-rock, 9:00, no cover.
Bimbo's (Ypsi)-Salem Witch-
ft, rock, 9:30-2:00, no cover.
rk - Wade Mainer, Steve
dford & The Ledford String
nd, folk, 9:00, $2.50.
Bimbo's - Gaslighters, rag-
ne, 6:00-1:00, 50c.{
Mr. Flood's Party - Grievous
gels, country, 9:30-1:30, $1.1
Golden Falcon - Headwinds,
z, 9:00, $1.
Chances Are - Sky Kng, rock,
0, $1.50 with ID.
WUOM - Broadcast of Koep-
This week's "Happenings"
calendar was prepared by Jim
Burns, Philip Kyko, and Kim
Pot/er. The colun was edited
by David Blomqist and Sara
Rimer.
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artistic writinq?
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poetry, and music
or writing feature
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arts: Contact Arts
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Special
Purchase
CUFFED SLACKS
Rome. Considered perhaps the!
greatest film of the Italian Neo-
SRealist movement, and probab-
ly not to be missed.*
Fellini's Roma - (Ann Arbor
Film Co-op, Angell Aud. A, 9!
only) - The director's tribute
to the Eternal City often focuses
more on Fellini than on Rome.
If one can tolerate the cloying
self-absorption saturating about
a third of the film, the majority
remaining contains some of the
old master's finest recent work.
The White Zombie and Freaks'
- (Matrix, complete shows at;
r 7 & 9) - See Monday Cinema.
MUSIC
Bimbo's On The Hill - J.B. &j
OCTOBER 2
CINEMA
His Girl Friday - (Cinema
Guild, Arch. Aud., 7, 9:05) -
Hilarious film adaptation of the
play "The Front Page". Story
about newspaper editor and his
Bimos (Ypsi)-Salem witcn-
craft, rock, 9:30-2:00, no cover.
Mr. Flood's Party - Michael
Smith and his Country Volun-
teers, country, 9:30-1:30, 75c.
Golden Falcon - Greek Night,
no cover.
Chances Are-Sky King, rock,
9:30, $1.50 with ID.
University Philharmonia Or-
star (female) reporter is one of che
the very best of all American Hil
comedies. With Cary Grant and W
Rosalind Russell. ****
Blow-Up - (Ann Arbor Film
Co-op, Angell Aud. A, 7 only)-I
Young, amoral photographer
accidentally catches a murder
on his film, then is unable to
master up the positive action
stra-Uri
l Aud., 8.
TOM (91.7
Mayer, conductor,
Live broadcast on
FM).
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MUSIC
Bimbo's (Ypsi) - Curtis Shy-
flash, rock, 9:30-2:00, no cover.I
Ark - Mike Seeger, folk, 9:00,
$2.50.
Mr. Flood's Party - Eric
Glatz, blues, 9:30-1:30, no cover.
Golden Falcon - Ann Arbor
Experimental Jazz Band, jazz,
19:00, $1.
Blind Pig - Boogie Woogie
Red, blues, 9:30, $1.t P
tLoma Linda - Little Plea-
sures, top 40's, 9:00, no cover.
Chances Are - Mojo Boogie
Band, rock, 9:30, $1 with ID. E
t uesday
SEPTEMBER 30 I
CINEMA
Ivan the Terrible, Part I -1
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Company, rock, 8:30, no cover.
Loma Linda - Little Plea-
sures, top 40's, 9:00, no cover.
Mr. Flood's Party - Gemini,
blues, 9:30-1:30, no cover.
Chances Are - Sky KingI
rock, 9:30, $1.50 with ID.
2.50
we n a ?THIS WEEKEND
FRI. SAT.
OCTOBER 1
CINEMA Fennig's
The Long Goodbye - (Ann Ar-
bor Flm Co-op, Angell And. A,; AllI-Star
7, 9) - Robert Altman's film of
entertaining, if one can avoid l String Bond
the Raymond Chandler novel is,
physical disorientation from the .
director's annoying perpetual-
motion camera technique. As
Philip Marlowe, Elliot Gould
gives his best performance n r
years. ***
The Magician - (Matrix, 7,
9) - Bergman's commentary on
the need for illusion in the face
of truth, told through the ad-
hammered dulcimer,
fiddle, banjo, piano
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BEG. LIFE DRAWING ................. HERMANSON
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WATERCOLOR ....................... SEARS
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WATERCOLOR CRITIQUE ................. CALKINS
CERAMICS A & B...................... LINDBERG
* CERAMICS (WHEEL WORK) ............... STEVENS
CERAMICS ............................. TAPPER
RAKU ............................PHARDELL
0 HANDBUILDING AND SCULPTURE ....... CARTWRIGHT 0
* SCULPTURE ..... .....SHANKWILER
0 JEWELRY ........................McCREEDY
RAISING................ McCREEDY
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* PHOTO SILKSCREEN ................ LAHITI 0
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