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Friday, June 11l, 1976

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Friday, June ii, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven

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through the tenuous shield of
the rich, but drawing inexorab-
ly nearer to them. Shirley Mac-
Laine and Kenneth Mars, bet-
ter kknown for their comedy
role sare stunning in their per-
ceptive interpretation of the
uptight couple, with a support-
ing cast nearly as good. Des-
parate Characters is a thinking
man's film, and don't let that
ca:egorization put you off; this
is probably the best single of-
fering of the summer. ****
Rebel Without a Cause -
(Ann Arbor Film Co-op, Ang.
Aud. A, 9 only) - Nicholas
Ray's high school delinquency
tale is th most notable genre
film of the '50's, every element
of which is relegated to insig-
nificance by its star and its
director. Forget the cornball
script with its troubled - teen
cliches, forget the bad acting
by some of the kids and most
of the adults, the hokey sets
an the general Hollywood men-
tality pervading the preceed-
ings Ray's vision of a night
and a half in the life of a youth-
ful loner ignores those cellu-
loid boundaries and transcends
itself into an ethereal legiti-

macy all its own. Under his
eye, his characters glide and
dance through an ecstatic - de-
monic Walpurgis Nacht, where
the young are immortal and
the only death the sudden death
of morning. Ray found the per-
fect extension of his dark li-
turgy through James Dean, who
instinctively understood truths
most trained actors didn't, who
never grew old and thus worn
out, who instead remained as
eternal as the night - spawned
moonchildren of his director's
rite. ****
MUSIC
Pine Knob - Marshall Tuck-
er Band, Charlie Daniels Band,
$7.50 and $5.00
Second Chance - MoJo Boo-
gie Band, Rock, $1.00 students,
$1.50 others
Mr. Flood's Party - Eric
Glatz, Country, no cover.
Wednesday
CINEMA
Modern Times - (Ann Ar-
bo- Film Co-op, Ang. Aud. A,
7 & 9) - Man vs. machine in
this immortal, deceptively sim-
ple humanity study. Charlie

Chaplin's funniest film is also
his best. ****
Everything You Always
Wanted to Know About Sex -
(Peoples' Bicentennial Com-
mission, MLB, 7, 8:30 & 10) -
Woody Allen's disjointed com-
edy is less a parody on Dr.
Reuben than on various movie
genres (the horror film, the
Italian film, etc.). An extreme-
ly mixed bag, with the Allen-
starring episodes faring con-

siderably better than those in
which he doesn't appear. The
film is far less than the sum
of its parts, but certainly con-
tains something for everyone.
MUSIC
Second Chance - Chopper,
Top 40, $1.00 students, $1.50
others.
Blind Pig - Larry Mander-
ville and Friends, Jazz, $1.00
Mr. Flood's Party - Stony
Creek, Bluegrass, 75c cover
Pine Knob - Waylon Jenn-
ings, Jessi Colter, Tompall, The
Outlaws Band, $7.50 and $5.00

Thursday
CINEMA
Gimie Shelter - (Ann Ar-
bor Film Co-op, Ang. Aud. A,
7:15 & 9) - Billed as the dark
side of Woodstock, this film
chronicles The Rolling Stones'
1969 American tour, culminat-
ing with their apocalyptic free
concert at Altamont. Gripping
and horrifying, although there
has always been some lingering
doubt as to how much of the
documentary may have been
stage - managed by the film-
makers. An absorbing rock
psychology study nonetheless.

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