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Show 6 NEWS, Saturday, February 24, 1973 DESERET T : Emmy Lou I li -- 1 k K;LN I '1 "NO -, ) 0' 1 - - a , To 4,,.. d.... x 'N II o Ab.. ip,,k,i,! 9, ,,,,, r. i ,,, 41" ' ,, .i, 11, , ,,,i'l 17 , ,. l' Al, I ,,( ,, ! -. ,) .', i kJ) - ,..-,-; e, efigt ,2i "According to this fashion chart, Taffy, you have perfec measurements, they're just in different places!" Family Circus d9 ., , -- , f...7:-.- ,, , , ,- - ).--C--..-"-' 111 ' 19 solid 70 fitier island 21 Latin ,Munction ?2 Wholly 23 Woody plant 74 Obtains 25 Couples 27 Female ruffs 78 Contest 29 Scoff 31 Bridpe term 34 Spare 35 Damapes 36 Soanisn article 37 limb 38 Scus 19 Period of time 40 Pronoun 41 Bon down 42 Arabian seaport 43 Female relative 45 Stretch 47 Sketches 48 River in France ,4,-3Ao.--- '' ; mg agaimomualamazu 32 Calm 33 Afri:an 41 Music: as gazelle 35 listens to 38 Cook sloNly 42 Philippine negrito . 8 7 :,': .',.'15 ::-'- . 16 10 r.,:: 1 s 17 ').' -.- 24 '25 2;.''. .,'. 27 , , .,,Z4:;-- 26 As is a :a " ' 7. ' 53 40 41 ';(:;', 44 43 47 A' , ':.'-- iii,''' ,1 A1k ,, ); , i, - I '7.v.: 45 46 ,o.v - ,!.,, - Inc. you Easily By CLEVELAND AMORY Q. I am told a , 0 0 circus bear recently got loose in Dallas, broke into a barbershop and almost killed a man. Is this C. E., Bloomfield true? Hills, Mich. A. Typical of animal stories yes and no. A bear from the Ringling Brothers' circus wandered away from an act one which he with' a tiger was not too fond of anyway. He somehow managed, in the middle of the act, and unno ( zi,,,,,,,,,,,, ay.., 4k; mdwate - h, :ti.rler tVelvti-fr!',---W 1 ;: -- , stiloalitsiormmievismamilW. Ile ;AIMMO4 ,,,- .. -- - , ,, The Human Ensemble Repertory Theater continues it offerings of entertainment for children today after opening an adaptation of "Pinocchio" yesterday at Arrow Press Square. Bears do not sae well and are easily surprised and excited. , -- 1". 1-2- : .' --- ' t ,41:004110:16. '0.. i &like ' : I 1 in the process of lathering up a customer, immediately got into something of a lather himself and fled. The customer, in no such favored positio promptly slapped hot towels all over his face and lay back to await the inevitable. The inevitable was evitable, however, for at this moment circus helpers arrived and persuaded Bruno that he didn't need a shave, and that even in Texas nowadays, long hair was right in style. They with no one led him back the worse for bear. annekb4a,,, A A, 9 , THE 0-- '- f . RoMPINGTROUG-1- - 7 i LOVE BETWEEN ', - s -- ( GET STUCK A ; 77--7 .. vgialeall mow .1.. 111,, y ,.., -- - - , . .:31 4IV E36 N HARP '21.--,,?- 114o061-- - -i -- 0 C C OT2-- -. I 1 lok . 4 (s ,,.AA----kAA--,.- . A ,,Ikd,....,, r , Wiz to. re---, -- fey .74 frognoly .,, 4 ') W 40 co '6 POl , I. , ,J, 0111111111410 i Boner's Ark , o , L ) ,,,t....: - I t tItla1001 1 Boilloor li 10111k11:11.11,14r 140,,k .:,. ' riTLL .., - lik Ok 10 (3 v , IT 5FF 1 CAP IT! P4PC' UP JUST INCHFS ftJ FROt.IT OF IT I i i 1 ; ,J, ,, 4 9' ' ''Cr-.- cup! THP' . o, " ., ..e, ' 41 . t I 6' .1r,s), :11 x).v--- ' Professor Phumb1e -- - !Pow CNA YO3 !Ei0t, VNt1--- TAI,12 To Nuypip 4U'AZi2 1 WANT U.YLSC.C . COCEIZ.,P 'q0N PIG. ....,,,.,., Q).-ai- 3. NIC)121-1p,I- I) L , , Smith ----- IT ,, - I Iv, ,' FORGET iris , ' 0.,(''' b ' irr, !te,77.; )( t , 1).N ' II ' f -' (,, il 3 r- in 6 4117-- 1)1, "-.- 1 1 I PROVE GUESS WHAT, SMIDGE! AGNES TO THE AIRPORT TODAY AND GOT A TICKET FOR SPEEDING! '; !- I I -- -. .. ono 4 ' ,4 ' et.,A, I 4 4 4'1 4 - 1 '. , ,,.,. -- .. i ...;!- 0- t - ' la, 11 Smidgpr4 ., , ,,- c 6 I ,21' I , '-- I KNOW! WHAT AM I 1 2 .,4 At 7) , 0 ','1 )))1 11 itij I 11 . ' r i )., SAVE THEM! WHEN YOU GET FIVEN0U GET A atcycLE! GONNA PO? 45 Pli .!' - ,- t; i , corev tit! A P10111 Pli? C ft:0;.14 À - faVe "A 4 )1', - figt 41111 ,T; - ) ;F D '' kr1 WOO -7 A ,;- ,A,:,, 4, AHEAD-SIDE- 1 : I ' 2) )).T7 THAT'S YOUR TICKET THIS WEEK! e!,1) ' 'C 7 - , ' ------ ! ?. win-- 1 THE E5ANK AGAINST YOUR YOUR OWNI, Wr.f.1 i , ,, ' Go Aligl, 01(1..4 V---1- $ .. , IIIW - MARRIED , - - 7. ''mo,4 ,A1C7'in B ,. ; ) ' ' IN).... 'I) , ( ) i .:-- ME You f (( , RIGHT, - YOLY1;R . c74.---,-:?-' Family THAvs C440CDUI.:. r--- 2, , ;,,,, l'g AN (----- -- , ,,,...g. -) (( YZ1' , I:, , e - Gag StALY760:177. VODT ..,;:,..... ..,1. 11:011:1.1:07 1',111:: j...:.k,..i.........V)....7:: 0, 00' .4 1-A,--- , 4r, 11 lk ei -1 ole''' ) lis, A T NJ ROUCi1-- 1 ,.., tJ T pApR cup (o -- . YEAH. PIP? , a - Factory The Ensemble is also presenng two other productions at the Glass Factory theater. Harold Pinter's "The Lover," a sophisticated comedy, is presented Thursdays through Sundays at 8:30 p.m., and an experimental underground production, consisting of three sketches, is presented Fridays and Saturdays at 10:30 p.m. 17 ' '7 ; (,,9, HAS EDGES , 1 f 6 zq 4 2. : ( i 4rvollioiwt Na The scene in which the Blue Fairy admonishes Pinocchio to be a better boy is the high point in emotional warmth, with Jackie Cohn as the Blue Building No. Astik t kik TALKII4G STILL ROUGH I1 L. IMO Boy-Doe- r- RELAQNISHIP f ' ! L,,., OUR A FEW .. 00,, C moor, SUPPER MAW I 1 AN' GO 4;410 7. TRY t4oT TO 10, TH' GABBIN) CUT .!. 22 i, m- a- 61-,- 5 c---- Qi''..'6 IttTir, P, kil , .,51, , t '6,,-- COMES I 11 I ti -, ,r,..-- gERE! I tzt , . Ke!ly I 0 ... THE DOO trTh I 1 LIKE HIS 447Z ,---- 0 I - LOVE QUIETLY HARRy IN 9 1141AI i I I A BOY AND AN cotwiewr fkati T I I:" I. too . 1,1614 PAVE A H90 11(1,C1A.-- - d .,,,,, teOrSP- 1715PCI, I II i 0 ' 2 90 secamy PACO II t cl is good in mul- theater; upstairs behind Arrow Press Square I MO or Tom Love, who is still in school, is poised for so young an actor, as the impetuous Pinocchio. His actions are assured. He seems to know the role well. "Pinocchio," adapted and directed by Randy Milligan, is being presented Fridays at 4 p rn., and I and 3 p.m. Saturdays at the Ensemble's Glass 4 1C, - .5root't, 2 -- 2 ..,,,,,..,:0 n1,1957-77YINA-5601- Ti Mike McGlone, for instance, makes a very funny and effective fish with the use of some objects in his mouth to create a "fishy" voice. the pace is directed too casually. The performance is at its best when the pace is lively, almost slapstick. 1 etr ' , :,:::,,:,:,.,, C tviKoN I I FIELD OR RESTING' TO owe SPeet1647701V RE-Ra - SENATE t( z-- jitters, or that 10 AIRS SEEN ENTERING 9 LIMOUSINE IVO WEST of71 PRESIOENT IF 01 THE BACKYARD. , MONTHS! smeruNa grpner HAVE' 500RCes THERE'S NO This is a difficult play to produce with intensity because of the minimal props. For instance, the whale can only be imaginary. But the actors make up for this lack with a multitude of characters which they create by changing of masks. t - - DUM-PUNk- 24 1 FOR H,,,,,,,:,, Aceogrep riffir raogy 4 Doonesbury After a slow start, the production builds toward a satisfying climax with Pinocchio saving his father, Geppetto, Lom drowning after they escape from the whale. . C3 . By CLINT BARBER Deseret News Staff Writer Fairy. barber, 1 -,-- 1 - FRED-RU- hi aml 0,1l... AT ri t a- - --' 0. ' , tieed mcznder out into the street. Still on his hind legs, he entered a barbershop. The :: '' ,i WHETHER 0111111111E I rill.b, E ... --l- Pinocchio 5044C1-1005E- ,,,ties atIHE IN 0 ::::::::,:,:,::: P: OPEN ., 0 THAT'S STRANGE! ACCORDINS TO MY MANUAL, THAT PART ISN'T SUPPOSED TO KONK OUT -Z 1., 1r 41 'R t4 11 ) GOING OUT OF AfY MIND A5 EVERYTHING WELL AS ELSE! SHE POESNIT HAVE TO ANSWER TO ME 1 SHE CAN STAY OUT ALL NIGHT IF SHE .N., Lois 516H7-54- 14115 - , 7715 NEWS, PRESIOENT 1110 I ',,Ti N ALSO opening-nigh- f. ,.kgj THE SMART SET (Ni ,' ,11 ptimonf And . JOIN I ' . IFILEINII ganannutalwzzielitro '11 . , 10 )rio BUY THIS SET? ol ,s. 7.. V----- :, '1 -- DID 2.1, The play seems to drag at some points, particularly during the first part. It is hard to tell whether it is because of iti..:Ii,--4',- ,k, iti r ' - ' ' isf iI :,.,. ' 1 ,, i ASO 'ON iMithtk, ,Z41., !AI) ,',N' ' i RE1-145--E 0 .! , ''' -- hit5T FE T - .03rorI 1. ilrilMile--- DON'T , Hi . i '..;' , .No It WHEN . tiple roles as Geppetto, a bird, and as Pinocchio's boy companion, and Mary Machala is lively in a number of roles. 71 ... ;,,,,, s, I .. , If i., 1 -- . , UN DERSTAND . Jeff Shonert .., 1 ,, 4 p: - - '44i--- . 411,19 ' ..).e......4.:"&41,111ar , 7 42 il JoAnn Maggio, director, has developed the ideas well and has directed the actions, but she should make it known when the intermission occurs because some audiences members did not know there was an intermission. Also, she has included a dance that symbolizes the link of the trial with humanity. It doesn't do this job. It slows up the play and is confusing. The drama is the thing. . ,,,, -1 i I vN, agas,o. STILL OUT WITH SOMEONE ELSE 5 WI. of history, all nine defend- od. " 1 - Dr. Morgan ! 33 "Oh, no, Archie isn't ALWAYS asleep Sometimes he wakes up long enough to eat." II z: 24 , YOU WERE A0MIT or, BARON CHECVING ON HER, WONPERING - ). In this drama, the defendants preach about their backggrounds, why they destroyed draft records and other issues, and the government attorney does little interrupting. He sits in frustration, expressing his views only occasionally, The preachments and beliefs of the defendants, therefore, are heard most constantly. And with telling effect. However, in the sum 1 FL-) ' -- 'V) Peacy, Will N. Dailey, Kim Ann Marti, Charley Parmalee, Frederick F. Spencer, Bryan Jones, Jennifer Marks, Mary A. Michala, Timothy IV. Clark and Martin Rubin. i .1 --- 18 MONTHS The oulTr,hQ ne students who present University this important human drama are to be congratulated for the fire in their speeches, the impassioned arguments, the excellence of the production. Included in the cast, besides those mentioned, are Michael R. Leuders, Lawrence 1 HER -- ,lw-- i:::-.-O-R THEN TALK To ----e-- r lik :::;',:' 39 Distr. by United Feature Syndicate, of Utah -- AV WOMPN'T ..'''::35 34 37 problems, socialjustice, tenement The drama is based on Daniel Berrigan's own work. Although it is presented in a courtroom and in court style, some freedoms are taken with the actual case. For instance, the government attorney in the real case made many interruptions as the defendants tried to preach about theft beliefs. Bears Excite ,,,' '', - , 32 ants were found guilty and went to prison. The Berrigans have been released and have been arguing their case on TV and in public forums. Many subjects that have stirred millions of persons for the past few years are brought up in the dramathe war in Vietnam, racial MORNING wan I WOKE .TUNE UP AT THREE IN THE ,,...,:..., I 1. matter WRONG & ME? i - .&'.' N,. --) ,,,.....,:i. ' At the same time, Harry William Haines, as the defense attorney, presents his views. The prosecution argues that the law has been broken by the action of the defendants in destroying the draft filses. That should be the only question. He concedes the defendants might be sincere in their reasons for burning the files, but that is not at issue. The defense attorney and the defendants, in an unusual move that actually took place in the real case, argue that there is something more than the law to consider. That life and death must be considered. The judge declares that the only issue is the law. The play, which concerns the trial of the Catholic priests, Philip and Daniel Berrigan and seven others for destroying draft files, opened Friday night in the Moot Courtroom of the Univorsity of Utah Law School. It will be presented tonight, Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the same place. Many persons connected with the trial have likened it in importance to trials of Peter Zenger, the Nuremberg trials and even that of Socrates. Whether it can rank with those will have to wait for history to decide, but certainly the student cast that presents it here makes it seem as if it could very well gain such a ranking. wur5 t" o 1 23 2"..:: ;7:...4.7.2- 21 mation, the government attorney has his say and he delivers a fine and reasoned prosecution point of view. This role is ably taken by John Morgan Lund. d .1 i : 'Catonsville Nine' Drama Ensemble Well Presented At U. of U. Opens Although its impact might be lessened by the ending of the war in Vietnam, "The Trial of The Catonsville Nine" stands as a moving, emotion-packehuman drama. - )4 A C' CHIHUAHUA! (- - ,tt II By HOWARD PEARSON Deseret News Theater Editor 4 ow ---- n) ' 20 Yit(t "You can go to another port of the store, Mommy. I can watch myself." : 0 13 18 01 a -- NM Wizard Of Id 12 ,,,,,, , IgAt-- fi 1r 'fi -- .mot 2 ,, 14 1 46 Symbol for xenon 6 I kqni) 1 I (abb.) '5 4 r:4:::(....') (. 44 Senior "9 t ). II1 I T-- ANNUA- L- RUNT PARA L2F! 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