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Tke Stack Ti. Be "If ''FEL MARTIN POT1 ALAIN CUNY Screenply byI COLOR b ihurs. thru 0 Russell H UsIeW1l4 Uida Speclt Pultm di s Uivug li SUak CA"et sagssa ke stss. i vs aM gutr dIs's M4dag, las SW.Ui&i Ie)e4t, at e0dh Of'ekc Rome. kfore Ch fter Felli ou see with innocent eyes, everythingi -FELLINI An ALBERTO GRIMALDI Produb LINI SATYI (English Subtitles) starring ER -HIRAM KELLER -MAX BORN -SALVO RANI LUCIA BOSC -TANYA LOPE RT. G ORDON MIT' E[DERCO) FEWNI and BERNARD yDeluxe* PANAVISION* SSat. Nov. 15th-i17th ouse Theatre| rist. In'. s divine" :tin )ONE -MAGALl NOEL HELL with CAPUCINE NO ZAPPONI 7 & 9:30 $1.O Presented by Harry-Chap Township F Harry Chapin, regarded by some critics since Bob Dylan will be in concert at Towri night at 8:00. Chapin is a Grammy Award winner "Sniper." ' Chapin was the typical overnight succe: took him 15 years to make a major im music business. He was born in Greenwich Village. Hai in the Brooklyn Heights Boy's Choir, wh boys was Bobby Lamm, now lead singer , Dropping out of the music business for at the Air Force Academy and Cornell b altogether. He went from school to the movie bu documentaries of his own. One that he pions" went on to receive an Academy Ai prizes 'from the New York Film Festi, Festival. After the film business and a short stint father and brothers, the brothers were 4 that was the end of the band. Harry decided to start his own band ar his brothers went on to form their own he He enlisted the help of a boyhood friend, player. An ad in the Village Voice broughl Palmer, the lead guitarist was added al The group rehearsed and opened at the' The group garnered larger and larger ci on and eventually it led to acontractwith I Backing Chapin at the concert will be th in the Golden Spur tonight at 8:00. Tickets for Harry Chapin and th4 advance and $3.00 at the door for USC stuc the general public. Tickets are availabl Record Bar, Tunes and Things, Budget 'I Russell House. All seats are general a A Review Executiv( BY BOB CRAFT pop hori Executive Action, a film based "An on the assumption that a right wing ther conspiracy had John Kennedy coni killed is now playing at the Dutch Neg Square South Theatre. low The film stars Burt Lancaster as witi the man who is coordinating the that entire venture and Robert Ryan as the man who is the motivating T1 force behind the murder. Will One Geer appears as a mysterious old Rub man who for reasons either of is n politics or of money must approve unti of the "executive action" before it can be set into operation. T The assumption made by this as film is that certain men, oilmen the neit impression is given, together with of c ex-CIA and ex-FBI men recruited sett for the job as paid assassins Dall murdered John F. Kennedy and tori that Lee Harvey Oswald was set up thei as a dupe and that he was telling Osu the truth when he screamed at televsion reporters, "I don't know, La I'm just apatsy. I'm just apatsy." To These men want ~Kennedy dead Wa because he is a threat to their fl businesses, "He has cut back on th the oil depletion allowance", th because they fear a Kennedy as dynasty from 1960 to 1984 with alo John, Robert and Edward suc- of ceeding each other as President tigi with the two other brothers holding not high-ranking cabinet ap- nof pointments, and his plans to pull all troops out of Vietnam. The last sets up a frightening cor scene between Robert Ryan and Burt Lancaster. They are walking wa out of a large baronial mansion and aft Ryan is talking about how the Bu United States has to stay in Viet- wo nam in order to stablize and add tra South Asia to the American Em- wh pire and also to control the his oin At -nday as the best new songwriter ship Auditorium tomorrow for his songs, "Taxi" and ;s in the music business, it pression on anyone in the Ty grew up putting in time ere one of his fellow choir 'ith Chicago. a time, Chapin put in time ,fore throwing school over siness, eventually making made "Legendary Cham vard nomination as well as ial and the Atlanta Film with a band made up of his Irafted into the Army and id sing his own songs after adlining act, The Chapins. John Wallace, now a bass Tim Scott, the cellist. Ron terwards. Village Gate for a summer. rowds as the summer went 1lectra Records. e Dawson Boys who will be ! Dawson Boys are $2.00 in lents and $3.00 and $4.00 for e at Taylor St. Pharmacy, 'apes and Records and the dmission. ? Action ulation. If that wasn't -ifying enough, he then said, d the techniques that we learn e will help us here at home to rol our own population, the roes, the Puerto Ricans, the income whites..."and he says it i no more emotion or thought i saying "Nice day today." ie film leaves holes, however. of the biggest was why di Jack y kill Lee Harvey Oswald? He ot even mentioned in the plot I after Oswald is arrested. ie Secret Service is portrayed bumbling idiots that follow her regulations nor the dictates ommon sense. The question is ip and vever answered, was the Las Police and District At ey's office paid off to keep r mouth shut about Lee Harvey ald? he story was written by Mark e, the author of the book "Rush Judgement" which took the ren Commission to task. 'The is presented in such a manner you will question such things he assertion that Oswald acting ie, shot and killed the President the United States. It is also a it suspense film that will hold ie surprises for some who have delved deeply into the details the assassination. Lobert Ryan is frightening and trolled in his portrait of the n who wants Kennedy dead. It s his last film. He died the day er production was completed. rt Lancaster is somewhat oden, but still good in his por yal of a espionage mastermind o is starting to feel the wear on nerves.