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It focuses on the chief defendant in the case, Henry Reyna, (Daniel Valdez) his family, friends, and enemies, his taunting alter ego El Pachuco (Edward (Ed-ward James Olmos), and the White Establishment which maintains Reyna's "naturally bloodthirsty" Aztec Az-tec ancestry drove him to kill. The story, despite its daring style, is too heavy with message-movie cliches. Stanley Kramer In addition, the festival looks back on the career of Stanley Kramer. In chronological order, the films are: "High Noon." Gary Cooper won his second Oscar as the beleaguered sheriff who is deserted by the , t .I,.,,I.1U ,v.v.v.v.y.v.v.v.;, Where You Want To Be Silver Cliff Village puts you right where you want to be-in be-in the heart of beautiful Park City, from your "Village" doorstep, you can see the Park City lodge just steps away. Historic Park City is a few blocks away, the golf course is practically next door, and the famous Utah mountains surround it all. Each Silver Cliff condominium is light, airy and elegant. The spacious two-bedroom units range in size from 1350 to 1850 square feet. Two large hot tubs are located on the plaza level. Underground parking assures you of a place to put your car. Silver Cliff Village. The place you want to be. For more information, write, call or drop in: Gump and Ayers Real Estate, Inc. Park Meadows Plaza, 1500 Highway 248 East Park City, Utah 84060 (801)649-8550 Listing Agent Michael Martin 649-8550 Office sx 1 1 1 1 it.', u i . m I .T l l LU craven townsfolk when a band of outlaws comes after him. With Lloyd Bridges as his deputy, Grace Kelly as Cooper's Quaker bride, and Harry Morgan as one of the non-helpful citizens. Their use of Tex Ritter's ballad "Do Not Forsake Me" started start-ed a whole tradition. "The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T." Dr. Seuss wrote this fantasy about a demented dement-ed piano teacher who kidnaps kid-naps boys and makes them practice the piano. Overlooked in 1953, when it was made, the film starred "Lassie" star Tommy Rettig and the peerless Hans Conried as the villainous Dr. Terwilliger. "The Wild One." Not a very good picture, but who can every forget Brando and his gang cruising down the highway? Lee Marvin is a rival gang leader. The film is based on an actual 1947 incident in-cident when a gang invaded and trashed a California town. "Not As A Stranger." Kramer's first .V.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.V.'.W.'.V.V. IIII.UII " ' film as director was a soap-suds-ln-surgery story about medical student (Robert Mitchum) and wife (Olivia De Havilland) who puts him through school. The impressive im-pressive cast also included Frank Sinatra, Lee Marvin, Lon Chaney, Broderick Crawford, and Charles Bick-ford. Bick-ford. "The Defiant Ones." Two escaped convicts (Tony Curtis and Sidney Poitier) can't stand each other, but are forced, by the chain that binds them, to form a more lasting bond of friendship. "Inherit the Wind." With the debate over crea-tionism, crea-tionism, this film is more relevant today than when it was made. Based on the 1920s trial of John Scopes, the film stars Spencer Tracy as the free-thinking Darrow figure, squaring off in court against fundamentalist Fredric March. Dick York, before his "Bewitched" days, plays the biology teacher whose teaching of evolution ignites the Trial of the Century. "On the Beach." Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner, and Fred Astaire play the last few survivors of a nuclear holocaust that shrouds the globe. Though widely overrated at the time (some said the picture might save the world) critic John Baxter called it the best treatment of post-nuclear tragedy ever filmed. . 1 1 1 1 1 1'l 1 1 1 1 1 1 .v.v.v.v.v.v ' "Judgment at Nuremburg." When does the law give way before morality? Why are atrocities tolerated? And who shall set themselves up to judge others? Spencer Tracy plays a war crimes judge, Richard Widmark and MaximUlian Schell are opposing counsel, and Judy Garland and Montgomery Mont-gomery Clift contribute startling cameos as traumatized courtroom witnesses. wit-nesses. "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World." If we were lazy, we could fill up the paper with the cast of this movie Milton Berle, Sid Caesar, Peter Falk, Jerry Lewis, and many more in this story of a bunch of idiots racing for a gangster's hidden cache. Can you spot "The Big W", where the loot's buried, before they do? "Ship Of Fools." On this doomed ship, our Greek chorus is a dwarf (Michael Dunn) and the fools include Lee Marvin, Elizabeth Ashley, George Segal, and Vivien Leigh. "Guess Who's Coming Com-ing to Dinner?" It's a Poitier, who is engaged to the daughter of Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn. Hep-burn. But critics said pablum was on the menu an increasingly militant civil-rights movement said Kramer's approach was too mild. Is the picture dated? "Oklahoma Crude." The picture that showed it takes real guts to pee on Jack Palance's boots. George C. Scott is the fellow who commits that offense, he backs up oil driller Faye Dunaway against Palance and the other baddies. Short films The festival also has a polyglot of short films with an encyclopedic range of subjects. Several of them are arranged under the heading "Special Programs." And one of the most unusual is called "Tibetan Death Rites." If you're wondering what a film with that title is doing in the American film, .' festival,' let us point out that ajilPcajtSalt isaker Ron. jCtopelin ; was a sound recorder on tne film. It is a short, virtually silent film record of the funeral ceremonies following the death of the Dalai Lama's mother. It was virtually an event of a lifetime one anthropologist said he had never seen such Prices One cf the most important impor-tant questions is: How much is this gonna cost me? . i The price per individual movie is $3.50. But package pack-age deals are available. Buy between 10 and 49 tickets, and each ticket sells for $3 each. For 50-99 tickets, it's $2.75 each, and for 100 tickets or more it is $2.50. Video films are $1.75 for each show. For 10-50 tickets, it's $1.50 each and special rates are available avail-able for tickets over 50. Beginning tomorrow, all ticket sales will be out of the Double Decker Festival Bus near Alpha Beta, open every day THE IRISH IRISH IH;B Vs? Serving the finest Mexican food and charbroiled burgers Camel Icelandic Wool Hats for sale $20 Opti it 5:00 f.m 7 days i week. an assemblange of Himalayan monks and nuni. Film-maker Norman G. Dyhrenfurth is a climber in fact, the third generation of a family that has scaled the Asian mountain ranges. Another film displaying local talent is "Strong Willed Women Subdue and Sub-'. jugate Reptiles" by Salt Laker C. Larry Roberts. Despite the title, which arouses campy expectations, expec-tations, festival film director Lory Smith said the film is oddly reverent. Roberts uses existing footage from old Florida travelogues, juxtaposing jux-taposing water ballet numbers num-bers and footage of swimming swim-ming alligators and lizards. Ultimately the film finds an odd similarity between the grace and movement of the two groups. "I Remember Bar bra" goes back to Streisand's old neighborhood, neigh-borhood, and talks with the folks who knew her when. Streisand only appears as old photos. Other films include "Possum Living", a documentary docu-mentary about a father and daughter who live on $2,000 a year; "Close Harmony", a heartwarming story about a music teacher who spans the generations by forming a mixed senior citizens-child-rens chorus; and "An Acquired Taste," the Woody Allenish reflections of a hero who is even more laid-back laid-back than Woody Allen. "End of Innocence" is a short fiction piece about a young Jewish boy in the '50s who suddenly confronts the insecurities and traumas of adulthood during the day when convicted Julius and Ethel Rosenberg are executed for spying. "TV: The Enchanted Mirror" examines film's long-time rival and uneasy partner. "Strange Fruit" shows one black man's frustrated efforts ef-forts to vote in the Jim Crow South. And in the same milieu, "The Sky is Grey" examines a young black boy's initiation to manhood. The Festival found itself with as much film to show as Park City has powder to ski on. So it also shoveled films into four different collections called "Regional Show- ..!". .M, These collections include 'short, film paadiesfrom """Saturday Night Live", film tributes to Jim Morrison and Buster Keaton, a documentary documen-tary on the life of an adolescent model, and the adventures of a female detective. To find out what films go in what program, you should check with the Film Festival bus. from 10 a.m. to midnight. In case of bad weather, go to the nearby Summit. Savings Building. Tickets may be reserved, but will only be held for pickup for one hour before showtime, show-time, unless credit cards are used. Door sales will be available, except at the Holiday Cinemas. The workshops are held at Prospector Square, and their tickets are available at Prospector or the bus. Also, a "Hot Sheet" giving the latest festival changes can be found at the Holiday Inn, the bus, Holiday Village, KPCW, the Egyptian Theatre, Prospector Square, and The Shadow Ridge. CAMEL LTD. MEXICAN (MJB -- L - i |