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THF. BAT TAlIOiM
FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1978
United Church of Christ
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‘Carnival’ musical success
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Has its roots in the experience of the
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with the difficult problems of today?
By KAREN CORNELISON
Calliope music, clowns, puppets,
dancers, and an excited cast con
tributed to a successful performance
of “Carnival by the Aggie Players
Thursday night. The play runs to
night and Saturday night in Rudder
Forum.
The musical contained all the
elements for a love story. Lili (De
bbie Ellis), an innocent girl, is
charmed and lured into the carnival
by Marco the magician (Dan Sul-
lins). But eventually Lili doscovers
that her true love is Paul (Michael
Wilson), a disillusioned puppeteer.
Of course, love triumphs in the end.
What makes this show original is
the carnival setting and the varied
display of supporting characters.
These include a harried ring master
(Dave Rich), inter-racial Siamese
Practices complete equality of men and women?
Sings “Amazing Grace” on Sunday and
works for social change on Monday?
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The Corps of Cadets gets its news from
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twins (Cheryl Hickman
leen McElroy), and lour p®,;
puppets wielded by MichaelIIj
and Chuck McDaniel,
The best performance
by Rosalie (Kayce Glasse),!
assistant, who strives
the play to keep Marco toi
and away from Lili.
Th ere were more sonM
dialogue in “Carnival,” i
were lively enough tokeef
moving. Exceptions to
songs sung by Lili and Pe
tended to be monotonous J
the excellent voices of the si
Set and props
minimum, but the colorfulo
and lively song and dancen
make this play worth seeing (I
nival, produced entirely|
dents headed by Terri;
worth your time. And
cheering up, it has a l
after ending, too.
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Aggie Cinema
The following is the Aggie Cinema film poll for the Fall Semester 1978. Please turn in the polls at the Student Programs
office (Rm. 216, MSC), or the Ballot Box in front of the Aggie Cinema display case on the first floor of the MSC.
Would you attend a discussion/interview following a Popular Classic International series film?
INTERNATIONAL CHOOSE 7
. “Shop On Main Street” — Ida Kaminska
. “Young Winston" — Anne Bancroft, Robert Shaw
. "The Mime of Marcel Marceau”
. "Robbery" — Stanley Baker
. “Cromwell" — Richard Harris, Alex Guiness
. “The Great Bank Robbery” — Zero Mostel
. "Zulu" — Michael Caine
. "The Best of Enemies" — David Niven
. "A Man for All Seasons” — Paul Scofield, Robert Shaw
. “Romeo and Juliet" — Olivia Hussey, Leonard Whiting, Michael York
. “Henry V” — Laurence Olivier
. "Nicholas and Alexandria” — Michael Jayston, Janet Suzman
. “Mary Queen of Scots" — Vanessa Redgrave, Glenda Jackson
_"Anne of the Thousand Days" — Richard Burton, Genevieve Bujold
."Great Expectations" — Alec Guiness, John Mills
. Roman Polanski Festival
. "Death in Venice” — Dirk Bogarde
. Ingrid Bergman Festival
. “Barry Lyndon” — Ryan O’Neal
.“A Special Day"
. “Outrageous”
. "A Day for Night"
. “Deep End” — Jane Asher, John Moulder Brown
."Small Change" — Francois Truffat, director
POPULAR MOVIES CHOOSE 15
_ "Rolling Thunder”
_ "Gauntlet”
. “Turning Point”
_ "One on One”
_ "Smokey and the Bandit"
."Julia"
_ “Rollercoaster"
_ “The World's Greatest Lover”
_ "MacArthur"
_ "Last Remake of Beau Geste"
_ “The Ritz"
- "Sorcerer”
- "Saturday Night Fever”
. “Heroes"
. "Bobby Deerfield"
. “Scott Joplin"
. "Cassandra Crossing"
. "I Never Promised You a Rose Garden"
. "Outlaw Blues”
. "The Spy Who Loved Me”
. Barbara Streisand Festival
. "Three Women"
- “Welcome to LA.”
. “A Piece of the Action”
. "Valentino”
. Pink Panther Festival
. "Other Side of Midnight"
. “Semi Tough”
. "Looking for Mr. Goodbar"
. Neil Simon Festival
. "Eqiuus”
. “Goodbye Girl"
. "Another Man, Another Chance"
. "Cross of Iron"
. “Voyage of the Damned"
. "You Light Up My Life”
. “Shenandoah" — James Stewart
. "Comrade X” — Clark Gable
. "Warlord” — Charleston Heston
.“Phantom of the Opera” — Lou Chaney
. “Giant” — James Dean
. Hope/Crosby Festival
. Michael Cain Festival
. "Hounds of Basker Villes" — Basil Rathbone
."Adventures of Sherlock Holme” — Basil Rathbone
. W. C. Fields Films
."From Here to Eternity" — Frank Sinatra, Burt Lancaster
. Laurel and Hardy Films
. "Bridge Over the River Kwai" — William Holden
. “Lost Horizon” (Original)
. "My Fair Lady” — Rex Harrison, Audrey Hepburn
. “It Happened One Night" — Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert
. "Wuthering Heights” — Timothy Dalton
."Tom Jones"
. "Inheret the Wind”
.“Beau Geste" (1939) — Gary Cooper
. "Lord Jim" — Peter O’Toole
. Buster Keaton Films
. “Pride and Prejudice" — Laurence Olivier
."The Bad Seed"
. "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon” — John Wayne
_ "Birth of the Blues” — Bing Crosby
. "The Plainsmen" — Gary Cooper
_ “To Hell and Back” — True story of Audie Murphy — Audie Murphy
_ “Touch of Evil" — Orson Wells
_ "High Noon" — Gary Cooper
."Red Dust” — Clark Gable
. "Madam X” — Lane Turner
. "The Bishop’s Wife" — Gary Cooper
MIDNIGHT MOVIES CHOOSE 10
_ “Dog Day Afternoon”, Pacino
_ "Car Wash”, Pryor
. “Five Easy Pieces", Nicholson
. “Thunderbolt & Lightfoot”, Eastwood
. "Telefon ", Bronson
“Billy Jack", Tom Laughlin
. "White Line Fever", Jan-Michael Vincent
."Lords of the Flatbush”, Sylvester Stallone, Henry Winkler
‘ Towering Inferno”, McQueen, Newman
. “Shampoo", Warren Beatty, Goldie Hawn
."Walking Tall”, Joe Don Baker
. "Catch 22", Art Garfunkel
."Taxi Driver”, DeNiro
.“I Will, I Will . . . For Now”, Elliott Gould, Diane Keaton
. "Papillon", Hoffman, Newman
. “Outlaw Jose Wales", Eastwood
. "The Last Detail”, Nicholson
. Monty Python Films
. “Aloha Bobby and Rose”, Paul LeMat
.“Kentucky Fried Movie", Bill Bixby, Donald Sutherland
. “Ode to Billy Joe ”, Robby Benson
."Bad News Bears”, Tatum O’Neal, Walter Matthau
_ “The Bingo Long Traveling All Stars and Motor Kings", Pryor, Billy Dee
Williams
."Buster and Billie", Jan-Michael Vincent
. Woody Allen Films
"Executive Action", Burt Lancaster
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Monday - March 27
8:00 p.m.
CLASSICS CHOOSE 10
_ Judy Garland Festival
_"AII Quiet on the Western Front”
- "All the King's Men" — Broderick Crawford
_ "On the Waterfront” — Marlon Brando
. "To Kill a Mockingbird" — Gregory Peck
. "For Whom the Bells Toll" — Gary Cooper, ingred Bergman
_ "A Raisin in the Sun” — Sidney Portier
. Bogart'Festival
. Fred Astaire
. “Easter Parade” — Fred Astaire, Judy Garland
. “I'm No Angle” — Mae West
. Elvis Presley Festival
. “The Grapes of Wrath" — Henry Fonda
. "Citizen Kane" — Orson Wells
Spencer Tracy Festival
SUGGESTIONS
MATINEE MOVIES CHOOSE 5
. "Daisy Miller”
. "Other Side of the Mountain”
. “Camelot”
. Viva Max"
. "Island at the Top of the World”
. “Funny Girl”
.“Judge Roy Bean"
.“A Touch of Class"
. “Oliver!"
. "Endless Summer”
. “The Sword and the Stone"
.'Ten Little Indians"
. "Winterhawk”
“Lost Horizon" (Musical)
. "The Rescuers”
"The Sunshine Boys”
“Walkabout”
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