Cinema
Weekend
(Cortinued from Page 5,
Don't Worry About Talent, We're
Wearing Tuxedos?
-Michael Wilson
The Exorcist
The Movies, Brlarwood
Director William Friedkin
(French Connection) has said
that this movie was intended to
scare people. It is the story of
how a little girl (Linda Blair)
becomes possessed by the Devil.
The little girl masturbates
with a crucifix, turns her head
all the way around, and swears

a la Jack Nicholson.
-Louis Meldman
Dumbo
New World, Nat. Sci. Aud.
Sat., 7:30, 9:30
Walt Disney made Dumbo
(1941) right after Fantasia and
just before Bambi. Along with
Snow White, Dumbo is one of
the nicest feature-length Disney
"irnation films.
Dumbo is an elephant who
runs away because his ears are
too big. (This may sound ridi-
culous, but imagine how whack-
ed out the writers must h a v e
been to come up with a color
motion picture about this kind of
thing.)
The film is a lot of fun, and
at times is pretty funny as well.
If you have kids - or even
plan to have any - don't miss
it. Refreshing changes are al-
ways a barrel of laughs.
-Michael Wilson

The ay f - because Buck Henry does
voice almost incoherently
the Dolphin guarantee you'll get ii
e Movies, Briarwood then restless, then bored,
Nichols must have been finally fed up. I almost we
g when he directed Day out, but I wanted to see
Dolphin. Either that or final credits to make sure it
s drugged, because it's the right Mike Nichols.
conceivable that he would --Michael Wili
this kind of Saturday-af-
n-ainy-day-popcorn-juven- Mean Streets
tasy about a brilliant Fifth Forum
it w aces a dolphin The up-and-coming actor
red' Heuwt gy bert DeNiro stars in this
I a dolphin to assassinate prisingly polished drama
'esdient of the U nit e d young American director.
" That's about it for the tin Scorsese.
se angle. We all know Set almost completely in
it won't succeed. What's Italian district of New
ring is how Nichols (a City, Mean Streets details
tic genius with hits like 'a uniquely chilling touch
Knowledge, Catch-22 and rough, harrowing life of a
ta Woolf under his belt) cond-generation Italian-At
ed this farce to begin can in the midst of a cor
>ecause the picture is an criminal society.
Hied disaster. You don't Streets, only Scorsese's
nderstand what the damn motion picture, is a daz
al is saying half the time work well worth seeing.
-David Blomqu

the
itchy,
then
lked
the
was
Son
Ro-
sur-
from
Mar-
the
York
with
the
se-
meri-
rupt,
third
mling
ist

r-riday, May ItU, u1i1-/
the Bible for discipline and
whose Mother, presumed dead,
actually runs a whorehouse -
bar on the other side of town.
Cal falls for his brother
Adam's sweetheart (played very
nicely by Julie Harris), which
leads to a slight case of sib-
ling rivalry, and in the end
betrays his mother's confidence
by revealing her identity to his
father's favorite innocent and
wide-eyed son.
--Michael Wilson
Rebel Without
A Cause
Cinema Guild, Arch. Aud.
Sat., 7:30, 9:30
-In Rebel Without A Cause
(1955), it's easy to see the
James Dean magic at work -
without him, this picture would
have gone absolutely nowhere.
With him, from the very first
minute he appears on screen as
the misunderstood new-boy-in-
town'with-the-trouibled-past, the
movie shoots to the moon and
back in a matter of seconds as
the Dean mystique makes its
way through even the most mun-
dane screenwriting.
It's an old story - the high
school knife fights, the c a r
races, the girlfriend of the
gang leader who loves him, but
James Dean puts in a new ele-
ment: reality. When the troub-
led Dean approaches his father,
embracing him, trying only to
communicate - it's as if we are
viewing a privileged moment,
something out of "real life".
-Michael Wilson

Jacobson's open Thursday and Friday evenings until
9:00 P.M.; Saturday until 5:30 P.M.
.t-Y
y -
1t
> I
@1
LEVI'S corduroy flares. ..the jeans
that always look like they belong where
they're going. Soft. Comfortable.
Carefree. Light blue, navy, dark brown,
green, grey or yellow permanent press
polyester/cotton. 28-36 waist sizes. $12
We have Levis in blue cotton denim, too. $11
Ja(. I),
for young men
PLEASE PARK IN THE ADJOINING ENCLOSED
MAYNARD STREET AUTO RAMP. on State Street
Jacobson's will olodv validate your oorkina ticket.

East of Eden
Cinema Guild, Arch. Aud.
Fri., 7:30, 9:30
James Dean was simply one
of the finest actors Hollywood
ever produced, though his ca-
reer was short-lived due to a
tragic automobile accident that
took his life in September of
1955. Dean's very first picture
was East of Eden (1954), but
you'll find that hard to believe
when you watch this profession-
al go through the motions of an
emotionally-torn teenager nam-
ed Cal whose father reads him

YEAR SCHOLARSHIPS FOR JUDAIC
STUDIES IN ISRAEL AVAILABLE
Students from 18 thru 25 interested in preparing for
Hebrew teaching and/or youth community work,
may advance their Judaic knowledge at the
famed Hayim Greetberg College in Jerusalem.
Generous scholarships available for year's curriculum
that includes: Hebrew Language and Literature,
Jewish History, Bible, Pedagogy, and related courses.
Year includes kibbutz work period and touring Israel.
For further information write or call:
DEPT.OFEDUCATIONAND CULTURE-WZO-AMERICANSECTION
515 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10022 - (212) PL 2-0600 Ext. 385

TWO VIEWS
OF THE
WOMEN'S
MOVEMENT...

THE SUBORDINATE SEX. Vern L. Bullough, with a final chapter by
Bonnie Buliough. A candid survey of attitudes toward women from the
most remote periods to the present day. "Fascinating and an excellent
source book" - Publishers Weekly. $2.95
WOMAN'S CONSCIOUSNESS, MAN'S WORLD. Sheila Rowbotham. A
new voice in the cause of women's liberation, the author asserts that
the cultural and economic liberation of women is inseparable from
the creation of a new society totally free of subordination by sex,
race, or class. $1.95
PLUS WIDE-RANGING VIEWS OF OTHER
-SUBJECTS OF INTEREST AND CONCERN
DAYS OF SADNESS, YEARS OF TRIUMPH: The American People
1939-1945. Geoffrey Perrett. This colorful history of the American
people from 1939 through 1945 re-creates the social, political, and
economic texture of the war years. $2.95
MY WAR WITH THE CIA: The Memoirs of Prince Norodom Sihanouk
as Related to Wilfred Burchett. An eloquent account of-Prince Siha-
nouk's struggle for Cambodian independence --first against the
French and then, for two decades, against the United States. "Even
the most cynical reader will be shocked by Prince Sihanouk's remark-
able account of what the CIA did over the years to his country - .. set
forth clearly and compellingly." --Prof. Richard A. Falk, Princeton
University, Center of International Studies. $1.95
MENTAL MAPS: Where Would You Really Like to Live? Peter Gould
and Rodney White. The authors point out how "geography of percep-
tion" --which in many cases Is misperception --plays a key role in
determining man's behavior and has important ramifications for
informed future planning. $2.95
HOME TO THE WILDERNESS: A Personal Journey. Sally Carrighar.
After a painful childhood and a harrowing career in radio and motion
pictures. Sally Carrighar left the human jungle and followed beckon-
ing animals into the peace and security of the wilderness. Illustrated
with photographs. $1.95
FACING DEATH. Robert E. Kavanaugh. The author - a teacher, psy-
chologist, and former priest -- provides a frank report on current,
unrealistic attitudes toward dying. $1.95
These and many ohier relevanteintormative Penguin
are on safe now at your campus bookstore.
DihI1IImU Dnnle lil