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A segment from Walt D
"Fantasia," will be part c
to be shown at the Russe
p.m. Jan. 23.
The program is a do
Mickey" and "Milestone
shown free.
"Milocfnnpc f/-\r MipItau
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that offers viewers a lool
most famous rodent of al
depicts his debut in "Plan
roles in "Mickey's Servi<
Concert" (1935) and "Th
But the highlight of th
performance as the sorc<
(1940).
"Milestones in Animati
ble feature, shows the ev<
art form. Examples of the
tion and color are include
"The Skeleton Dance" (
(1932).
The 40-minute film inc
which won Disney an t
climaxes with "The Old N
for its pioneering multipli
The films are sponsored
tee. which hrinss mnvirs t<
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committee meets at 5:30 p
Russell House, and com
says new members always
tion. call 777-7130.
TV actio
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U.S. secret agent Lavender i
businessman (Gregory Sierra).
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11 House Theatre at 7 and 9:30 J^rse
film (
uble feature, "Milestones for Ba:
;s in Animation," and will be movii
(Strei
" is a collection of rare cartoons schol
c at the career highlights of the womi
1 time, Mickey Mouse. The film desiri
e Crazy" (1928) and includes his
:e Station" (1935), "The Band Ye
ru the Mirror" (1936). Perse
is film is undoubtedly Mickey's know
jrer's apprentice in "Fantasia" ^er ^
ty an
on," the second part of the dou- learn
)lution of this technique into an peers
: first use of sound, synchronize- A I
d in "Steamboat Willie" (1928), with
1929) and "Flowers and Trees" and 1
arise,
:ludes "The Three Little Pigs," reluci
\cademy Award in 1933, and becoi
fill," the film that won an Oscar Str
ine camera techniques. chata
I by the Cinematic Arts Commit- man.
a the Russell House Theatre. The small
.m. Mondays in room 301 of the
mittec-chairman Charles Tuten w^?
are welcome. For more informa- best-}
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Streisand do
Db?rt O'Connor
e advertisements and promotion;
that the Barbae Streisand vehiclc
"Yentl" is the culmination of
verance and personal commitmenl
over the past 16 years.
sed on Issac Sinter's "Yentl ? T
c is a deep character analysis of th
sand) loitgs to study the sacred
ar, but torn-of-the-centry Eurc
en from this. Instead, women are t<
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:s 01 men.
ntl secretly studies with her fathe
>ff), but she is dissatisfied with th
'ledge. Not willing to give up her di
ather, Yentl masquerades as a malt
d is accepted at an exclusively male
ing is now at her fingertips, Yen
with her skill and enthusiasm,
bizarre love triangle arises when Y
Avigdor (played by Mandy Pantir
his fiancee Hadass (Amy Irving)
the engagement is dissolved an
tant "husband" of Hadass. ^
nes a burden, but is ultimately res
eisand is fascinating as she achiev
icter's male status. Streisand is not
uui iici cuiuiiictiiuiiig presence am
obstacles.
ntinkin is suited for the role of
rivals Streisand. Irving, already t
supporting actress nomination, use
icting to make Hadass a real char:
lling the strings as director, pre
ries tinged
Maria Baens
Welcome to Operation Masrade.
The United States of America
ild like to invite you to come sp>
i me."
larcia Waldorf's beguiling son*
g sultrily by Crystal Gayle entice:
television viewer into the world o
asquerade," a new show,
his program is executive produce
:n Larsons latesi oraincnih
lagnum P.I.," "The Fall Guy,'
utoman") on ABC-TV.
>n Thursdays at 9 p.m. opposit
tieers" (NBC) and "Simon an<
ton" (CBS), the show is sleek ant
bitious.
'he "Fantasy Inland" in the work
rv espionage, the show is anothe
fission: Impossible" tinged witl
, glamour and an amazing resourc*
ordinary people who have extraor
ary bravura.
)f the first three adventures, no
: of the recruits backed out.
V. kind-hearted plumber (Ernes
rgnine), a comely stewardess (Sybil
spherd), a crafty real estate agen
me Turkel), a tamous baseball ner<
eve Garvey), a luscious bodyguari
isan George), a "nitrate vapo
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minates in film at
i supporting "Yentl"
: is a film with music,
Streisand's unending
t to the making of the
he Yeshiva Boy," the 1
e title character. Yentl ?
Jewish Jext and be a
:< :?it., i
3(jcv.iiiwauy urns
o be subservient to the
r (played by Nehcmia
ic quiet growth of her
earn after the death of
moves to another ciyeshiva.
The world of
itl surpasses her male
entl becomes involved
ikin), a fellow student
. After complications
id Yentl becomes the Baitri Sfrtfaaf
'end's male identity The film is a ronr
;olved. that nothing is im|
es and laver sheds her
totally believable as a Streisand pays p
d vocals overcome the characters. Strei
ty as a serious p
/igdor, but it is Irving the boundaries ?
leing considered for a Beautiful cine
:s her seductive beauty viewer into "Ye
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>ducer and co-writer, Though unort
I with fun, g
detector'Mnventor (Christopher Co
neliy), a pickpocket, an actor,
i waiter, a father-and-son team <
' window-washers, a trio of beau
queens and a Japanese chef have i
I appeared on the show.
s The plots can be intriguing. O
f episode, where the boss, Layenc
(Rod Taylor), confronts Y
r treacherous pr otege-turne
i mercenary, is distinctively memorafc
The plot involves a plan to discre
the spy before the eyes of the St. Juli
e guerrilla^who required his services.;,
i insinuating telegram is posted. A car
i of ammunitions is rendered usele
An exercise apparatus is rigged so t
i enu'c cinpu/c arp rtn11*?H anH a nhfl
r cast is installed. Of course, t
i recruited National Intelligence Agen
s "agents" succeed in this ingenio
plan, drink champagne and resol
their own personal problems.
t
A notable effort exists to make t
t characters have real lives outside th<
11 roles in Lavender's schemes, wheth
t it's hints of marital strife between t\
o aerobics instructors, a friendly squa
d ble between father and son on t
r ethics of window-washing or an <
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lantic musical drama about a woman who discovers
possible.
articular attention to the development of her
sand, who risked her reputation and credibilierformer,
proves that she can stretch beyond
tlready set up in her career.
:matography from David Watkins lures the
ntl," while music from Michel Legrand and
rn Bergman is repetitive, though suitable,
hodox, "Yentl" is simply wonderful.
llamour
n- pectant wife for our favorite detectora
inventor.
of Characterizations are limited,
ty however, since there are as many as
all seven per 60-minute escapade. Even
Lavender's background is enigmatic,
ne but this makes him more interesting,
ler Of his two cronies, Casey Collins
i i s (Kirstey Alley) and Danny Doyle (Greg
d- Evigan), wry humor undermines an
>le. implied mutual interest. Yet we know
dit little of them except that they are
ian dutiful and beautiful..
\n As Collins and Doyle, Alley and
go Evigan have fun, but could share a bet?i
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he more depth.
ny
he Taylor, veteran of many movies and
cy TV shows, is an elegant NIA chief who
us deals with violence and terrorism. He
ve says of his character, Lavender, "you
have to look like me to get away with a
name like that. The broken nose. The
he ugly hands. Lavender is the kind of
orA ii/lin HnAcn't hpcifafp tr\ franr? thp
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icr bad guys. That's the way to get rid of ;
vo an S.O.B. More sophisticated thaiT a
ib- shoot-out on Main Street."
he In its attempt to be more
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