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Jazz comes c highlight. Cherry's bluesy "Guinea" has l. fine solo from Cherry and a great solo from Redman whois very much at home wun tnis sort 01 material, unerry s entry on piano behind Redman is more intrusive than helpful, but this is a minor quibble. Redman's "Orbit of La-Ba" features him on musette, a doublereed pipe of fluctuating intonation. Redman's knowledge of his instrument's quirks is tastefully displayed in a melodic solo. A brief 4 ? !|L /II 1 _ uuei passage wun wierry evolves naturally into a solo for the Tales o/Toyj All the actors were good, but no one was outstanding. It was a "starless" company, a perfect blend that was a pleasure to watch. The sets and special effects for the show were very well done. The interior/exterior of the Toyshop was on a revolving platform ? one scene an inside wall, the next scene an outside wall. Even the small ? Corre In the "Hopscotch" article in W Neame was mistakenly identified quote-out as Howard Zieff. The tiam caught before the paper went to pres I FflRRAH ALL i new I sci fi w^?? i horror AROUND I GARY BUSEY ANNETTE O'TOOLE I ALL ay iniay um|iitf'mmm I newi ' K^sszausccSalLmm Ai^O?KJII iovTKX'Niinjp ALiivdIoMiJjarwjJwi BljiRWl ; </ > 5^IrV?)v%i3 i*'j.-hhir j ?Bb Richard Gere American Gigolo I- ran,I 8:11 Li! | [} VTJilI/.T'l11 allseai f$ 2. 5C THE WNOK FM MIDNIGHT MOVIES! FRI. & SAT. 3rd & FINAL WELK' "RICHARD PRYOR LIVE IN CONCERT" j. A LIEN "MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL" g , if ageFrom page 7 trumpeter. The tight rhythmic support of I laden and Blackwell is especially noteworthy here. Haden's "Song for the Whales" has nnrin e t\\\\r iic? I \ ? o\ji i iv. i iv. uv;vvvu vuuvio v/uv iv;uoij intended to duplicate the speech patterns of whales. The full quartet is heard only briefly at the end for a statement of the theme, with Haden still using his bow. Although a good track, it does not stand up to repeated listenings as well as do the others. Four great modern masters of jazz have combined to produce a strikingly beautiful, variegated I " f from page 7 touches were painstakingly trueto-life ? there was a cat, for example, who sat on the outside r wall, turning its head and waving its tail gently. The Babes in Toyland wasn't a ? classic operetta, or a deep, probing play, but it was an enjoyable escape into a few hours of fluffy fantasy and fun. iction p 'ednesday's issue, director RonaldjJ both in the photograph and in the! lecock regrets that the error was notl| ?? ?I i gj_ , jl?ji ^juiyiamiaj mi??iiii mum ff^pifauuiTT^ eh! HP! J ! ^|g?pgg| 1 anHHE^Mi YSWVWTMJfrZrZ VHKS| ?MBiriBlll'Hlll'P, HBorTjfH I Th*r? I* no xpMcrt ? ? In thU ptctura. r Howiv?r, thoro M? ?c?n?( of vtotonc* whkh may b? contktorar* Socking. ||Sy No on* und?f 17 will 'mrttod ~ album of fine music that pays homage to Ornette Coleman without detracting from the individuality of each of the members. And as usual from ECM, the album is superbly recorded. 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