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With ' Ott in said "I've already time with him It deoilluglednt jwohanysschiesing GET -- "1 I t AMERICAN - - 'I L4' - I sinalistes A4 1F ' '' t -' ''''''' ‘ t 1 t t I 1 I A ' d 1 ' 1 - -- - - ' - - - r- ' i L ' : i i f ' I ! 3 't I 4 ' ' 1 I 1 ' - ri ' 31 k ! t ' "Ile's the movie logo Dellypi 11 Gandy Staging This is what Joshua Logan tmquestionably has done In bringing the difficult substance of Lerner and Loewe's musical "Camelot" to the screen He has depended upon a gaudy studio staging of the structured play laboriously about King Arthur his queen and his round table to make it seem rich and magical and he has depended upon some fancy-namperformers to put life into slick elusive roles As a consequence he has got a livid picture but not a very engrcesing or convincing film Bow different and serenely is Widenberg'e satisfactory which "Elvira Madigan" eschews all the blandishments of elaborate production and casting for pictorial simplicity intensity and emotional truth (Copyright) --1 Lama me" to ttle itit nu tiEUDI: Liu t :1t the group of young directors working in England have let From The Madding l''Far become the pictorial but dramatically barren film it is? He put too much reliance upon elaborate production and splendid stars ti- LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A score of bright red balloons manipulatd by two senior VIVAtUavvel ') : 'fit! i who made "Darling" and Is one of the more brilliant of I ' A t 1 1 : tr ' il s"- rl 1 I it $15 opened 1 r'fi Here are the SHOCKING 11 er i ' t -- ' 1 I lc i '1 r1 - I ! -1 have miolnolwy in New - ----- ---1- around and some minor John and York Two have been big expensive efforts full of ambitious production and glittering stars Both are derived from distinguished sources They are "Far From the Madding Crowd" and "Camelot" The third is a modest Swedish picture made by an inconspicuous young director Bo Widen-ber- g with a pair of virtuidly unknown performers It is called "Mira Madigan" The first two are massive pretentious discouragingly literary eyefuls The third is a beau- Reserved seat charges where applicable not Included Weekend first class fares also greatly reduced The return trip costs you only 10 of the oneway fare ' star-spangle- d asver k! iA- 1 ii iiiflail': itat issioof i 1 L ) I 1 t ! 1 if111-- Vii it:11(40 i I f to make disposition comparisons among them is rendered convenient by the fact that all three have to do with people living in other times than our own Therefore the necessity of adroit per- suasiveness to render them recognizable and credible is prime All three are photographed In color with particular care and attention to effects And all three utilize music in assorted but uncom Living In Other Times i weeks three In successive BUTTE p of the big films then turn 4 clear - and a The will never underI have long since some VEGAS-1- 59 DENVER - graceful cinematic gem abandoned hope of trying to make it comprehensible to them) is an outrageous disposition to knock hell out of For Example: Round Trip Coach Salt Lake City to: - IA' NEW YORK — One of the of persistent perversitim movie critks that the big 1 1 Better Acou5t1es ' - ' ':i I i I1 :‘ (el 11'' 1 Big Stars Flashy Scenery Don't Guarantee Quality 17 OIVIV 13EiTtiTIVIIEEIN:IN 3 ol - I 4! Iimam ''l 1 1w ti I ''t - I I-- 7 v ep!val-t-wyie-sr- gy named for — savsheis with the venture but has no Intention of Joining the filmmaking establishment Business he says is corrupting and "businessmen have pretty much managed to turn commercial moviemakMg into a baloney factory "of course I want to reach media But I want to firewood for camping Vw i v-4- Hoping to avoid the baloney physicists in a UCLA laborabusiness entirely and to contory are pointing the way to tinue the proems of musical enjoyment in greater he began In the concert halls and auditoriums 19As at the "baby end of the Homing from floor to cell beat generation" Rooks who lug in the University of Calihas been married and di- fornia at Los Angeles revervorced says he will leave for beration chamber the balnorthern India before Christloons diffuse sound waves so rnn wit lvhis voune sort 10 - t&oti!!! t girl friend a nd his crew the music coming from the There he says he will star7e would enV21CA mot- experiment with ence from all sides under the aegis of the fashionable NY suburb is a fully color baroque nightmare based on the cure r which its producer principal player took in Zurich six yeaN ago to rid himself of his addictions Rooks who sports a Buster Brown haircut and a didactic NEW YORK — Conrad nooks the rich boy who went from beatnik to alcoholic to drug addict to MOVie maker Is going even further soon — to the Indian province of Dharhome of the exiled masala Da11 Lama With his fimt Piro "fliappa qua" winner of the Silver Lion at the 1966 Venice Film Festival which opened at a :161 k theater Sunday and Ia scheduled to make the rounds of art movie houses throughout the country Rooks Is preparing to retire to the study and filming of Tibetan ) ' ' I '''- - vitro cutting power ' 1 ‘ United Press International -- - - t lbs complete! -- ' -' ‘ ONLY - - - ' - - 4ow-- I ' - - - - i t ! - - : homenntirof Á et- 1 ' ' - -- t - especially for i) i I ) 2 rugged tow cost tutting tool designed :4' t i: r -- a 4 than sae the L I 1 7rrle'lez&ta - 40i''' Film Maker to Consult Dalai Lama ir i think they're too costly? 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