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SBEtuI^ i Valentino affair with a socialite, he tours the coun with a slightly used female dance parti until his 'big break' comes in a Hollywt cabaret. The rest if 'screen history.' Valent revives the kiss, seducing every female his audience and therefore alienat seemingly every male in America. Because of this widespread alienati rumors about Valentino's off-en sertuality begin flying. His problems compounded Dy rns circle or friends, epu homosexuals and lesbians. VALENTINE'S LIFE becomes a serie inuendos which are never cleared up, c} after his untimely death. Russell's terpretation is never cleared up either. Butterf The Colum will presen comparable < Butterfly" formances N Drayton Hall PerformaiK p.m. Nov. 4 p.m. Nov. 6. Carol Stuar ine Lies Moiin will sing the From page 14 try Leslie Caron portrays Alia Mazinova, ner Russian-born actress Mavinm/j* u.-ac nna 3od the more popular screen presences of h< day. It is unfortunate that Russell direc her character as a 1920 version of Phyll ino Diller. in ing Michelle Phillips, as Natasha Rambov; doesn't seem to understand what acting i: She alternately spouts verses from "Th on, Rubiyat" and stiffly delivers all of her otht ?en lines. Nothing seems to be 'natura j:_i ure uiuiugue. ted Nl'RKYEV, AS VALENTINO is a perfe< choice, a dancer playing a dancer. H 5 of literally explodes into the Valentino tht ven demolished the hearts of the women of th in- world, dancing in a seduction scene th{ might bring back the Valentino cult for a ^ next Tuesday Night at Capstone Cafeteria These ar o ? ^ Iauppiy l someone ~~~1 Elvis bodyguards remain Elvis. They claim have prayed to ha\ the drugs and retur |__ self. Says Red Wes y much to see som ^ enaiige so mucn. bia Lyric Opera an(j Sonny L mm a ln many happy times, )pera, Madame lack Gf moderatioi . ^hree per- away gifts pre(i0] BV. 4, 6 and 9 at Theater. r :e times are 8:15 j and 9 and 3:00 KjMT t, soprano star of es opera festival A $1000 grand ] title role. awarded in the 1 petition sponsored of Poetry, a month for poets. Poems of all styl subject are eligibl for the grand pri other cash or r awards. J "We are encoui a times. rvf Qa fliitrl on/4 K1 ISA uv nuiu uiivi pu^dlLdl Ulf l^iurt er movements that he doesn't really need ts much more than take the girl into his is to melt her totally. Although Russell tends to overdo < i, film he touches, he is a master at conj s. rich visual images. His art-deco Twc ie are no exception. The costuming and ;r are exciting and beautiful and 1' choreography of scenes is exacting. Everv framp nf ihp film ic # w. IU pvi 1 :t composed and balanced for its purpose [e love scene between Nureyev and Philli it elegant and sensuous, although no le sumation takes place. Another love see it outrageously comic, involving a st 11 (Penny Milford) acting out her fantasy DuilftfttSiml Ifli ,fs, * wuSli hw - r; ^ Hpmh jpir PURCHASING INVENTORY CONTRO STORAGE ?1TIMAMP1A? ****'? - . ..uuu-i/Ui mniNfl AUDITING e MERCHANDIS1 TRANSPORT, COMPUTEI RESEAR( id many more business associated area !orps. If you would like more informatu i in officer programs. 5 From page 15 sympathetic to PRINCIPALLY, HOWEVER the they all three account paints a depressing picre Elvis get off ture of Elvis Presley. Some of the n to his normal experiences may seem hard to it, "It hurts so believe, but all three authors have cvjiic yuu luv.e ugiecu iu iu*e a ne aeiecior test to prove their claims. also recount In any event, the reader is left , tracing Elvis' sizing up the accounts for himself n when giving and wondering what really hapminantly cars, pened to Elvis. 9 v tainment brief iimII lk/\ nlnrtl /\ f ????^ ? * ? |J1 II.V, mil UV ICIICIII ul VVCI ^ MIIU, dliu C'ApWl t Poetry Com- our contest to produce exciting ! by the World discoveries," says contest ily newsletter director, Joseph Mellon. es and on any Rules and official entry forms e to compete are available by writing to ze or for 49 World of Poetry, 2431 Stockton nerchandise Blvd., Dept. A, Sacramento, California 95817. # aging poetic v Nureyev. vev's to do Kl'SSKLL ALSO OFFERS a pompously arms staged funeral parlor entrance by Caron who swoons over the dead body, at least twice for the 'boys of the press.' jvery O uring Pola Negri performed this final farewell ;nties act in real life, but the scene, complete with sets its 20-foot train of carnations and lavenderhis clad handmaidens does not suffer from a few factual errors. ectly ; . One If "Valentino" was made to introduce ps is Nureyev to a new audience, it succeeds, con- Perhaps it is Valentino's character, or ne is Nureyev's portrayal, but the man certainly' arlet knows how to kiss and that's what Rudolph with Valentino was all about. * gufl 1.1?iri ?' ^iiffleSL mSBBBaBM kgaHg^ L GEMENT NG \TION t SYSTEMS :H AND DEVELOPMENT s are open to you as an officer in the Navy in, please call 765-5991 and ask to speak to