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Movies:
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BY CHUCK CROMER
Entertainment Editor
CAMPUS FILMS
PASSION OF ANNA- The final
film of the Ingmar Bergman Film
Festival has Max von Sydow, Liv
Ullmann, and Bibi Andersson as
three of four desolate and
despairing people inhabiting 'a
curious island. Thursday and
Friday. One dollar. .
HAMLET - This. 1969 Tony
Richardson film offers Nicol
Williamson (if you can believe
that) in the title role that en
compasses both the tragic hero and
the all too numan modem man.
Judy Parfitt, Anthony Hopkins,
and Marianne Faithful also star.
Sunday
SHIP OF FOOLS - A pretentious
grand-hotel-at-sea saga that
oversimplifies and makes a farce
of Katherine Anne P orter's*
novej. Fine performances by Lee
Marvin, the unconquerable Vivien
Leigh, and "Wild Wild West's"
Michael Dunn make attending this
movie something to do on a cold -
evening. Monday
LA DOLCE VITA - With
Bergman Week over, Federico
Fellini displays his directing
talents on campus with this film
concerned with the futility of
modern Roman high society.
Marcello Mastroianni stars as a
gossip columnist who sees his life
in this shallow society as wor
Albums
reviewed
-From Page 7
released "Mad Dog" to coincide
with their upcoming American
tour. The album is a tremendous
disappointment.
Entwhistle has always had a
flair for the mondo-bizarro. On his
first solo venture, "Smash Your
Head Against the Wall," he ex
plored vengea ce, alcoholism and
gullibility. Then came "Whistle
Rhymes," with insight into
voyeurism, temper tantrums and
nightmares. "Rigor Mortis" was a
halfway point between where he
was and where he is now and had
some intriguing Entwhistle song
structures and some pure '50's
rock n' roll.
"Mad Dog" is (with all cynicism
intended) just what the world
needs, yet another '50's style rock
n' roll band.
Hypnotist
to come
Chicago hypnotist Edwin L.
Baron, a pioneer in using hypnosis
as an aid to medicine, will
demonstrate the science to
students on February 24 at the
Golden Spur at 8 p.m.
The demonstration will be
sponsored by the University
Union's Special Programs Com
mittee.
Baron recently made front page
news by putting an East Gary,
Indiana mother into a five-day
trance to rid her of such things as
nervousness, insomnia, lack of
appetite and a rash on her hands.
He has also used hypnotism to
entertain audiences across the
country by putting willing subjects
through a series of stunts after first
placing them in a hypnotic ste.
t Express
thless, but can't change. Anita Ek
berg and Lex Barker co-star.
Tuesday
NOTORIOUS - Directed by the
master of suspense, Alfred Hit
chcock. This is a top-notch
espionage tale set in South
American during World War II
with Ingrid Bergman marrying a
spy (played by Claude Rains) to
aid the U.S. and her real fellow,
Cary Grant. A frank, tense, well
acted thriller. Wednesday
SERPICO - Being an honest cop
in a big city ain't no fun. Al Pacino
stars. Coming Feb. 27-29 for $1.00
THE TURKEY - The plot centers
around the adventures of a self
proclaimed film expert, who after
two years of keeping his eyes
trained on unsuspecting
newspaper writers, becomes an
addict because of his feeble at
tempts at great articulate film
analysis, half heartedness, and
general cinematic ignorance. The
movie ends tragically with the
pathetic addict committing suicide
Film
Big Rental Films of 1974
The Sting
The Exorcist
Papillon
Magnum Force
Herbie Rides Again
Blazing Saddles
Trial of Billy Jack
The Great Gatsby
Serpico
Airport 1975
Dirty Mary and Crazy Larr
That's Entertainment
The Three Musketeers
The Longest Yard
For Pete's Sake
All Time Fl
The Godfather
The Sound of Music
Gone With the Wind
The Sting
The Exorcist
Love Story
The Graduate
Airport
Doctor Zhivago
Butch Cassidy and Sundanci
The Ten Commandments
The Poseidon Adventure
Mary Poppins
American Graffiti
Mash
k(Reprinted with normi'ssio
rolls in
by hanging himself with a foil of
film. Coming.
DOWNTOWN FILMS
YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN - If
the reader hasn't seen this Mel
Brooks classic yet, then he's either
a fool or a masochist. Fine comic
performances by Gene Wilder,
Marty Feldman, Peter Boyle and
Madeline Kahn make this spoof of
classic old horror films a delight to
watch again, and again, and again.
Miracle PG
MURDER ON THE ORIENT
EXPRESS - This has got to be the
sleeper of 1975. Mystery, suspense,
a reincarnated Richard Widmark,
an aging 007 and Ingrid Bergman
star. Richland Mall PG
GONE IN SIXTY SECONDS - As
much as I hate to admit it,
TOWERING INFERNO, subtitled
"burn baby burn," is a thousand
times better than this garbage
about big time city thievery. No
one stars. Palmetto PG
EARTHQUAKE - L.A. falls to
pieces. Jefferson Square PG
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The Euphradian Society
- the campus society for well-spoken
thought invrites all to attend our
meetings Feb. 20 and 27.
Feb. 20: Prof. Thorne Compton and
the USC Debate Team on
Argumentation.
Feb. 27: Prof. James Bryan on the
Renovation of the
Horseshoe