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Barnard Bulletin in New York, New York

05 Feb 1969

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Barnard Bulletin

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1969

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3

The Magus reviewed by Leila Richards

Leila Richards critiques The Magus as disjointed and campy, noting its provocative images and symbolic stagecraft. She praises the cast but urges audiences not to take the film seriously, recommending a foggy, reckless mindset to absorb its ludicrous impact.

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Leila Richards Anna Karina Candine Bergen Michael Caine Soid Fowles Nicholas Urie Wil Namson Athens Nicholas Conchis Anthony Quinn pSsychic Williamson Candice Bergen Lily Julie Patiern Diana Anne Olympia Airways Che Magus Lke Camp Clonchis Pilate Christ
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Riot and Big Time Buck White review criticize race satire

The review argues Riot and Big Time Buck White fail as drama, using thin plots and caricatures to provoke white anger and black militancy. It notes uneven sincerity, stagy emotion, and insufficient stakes while contrasting with The Great White Hope and urging deeper engagement with racial issues.

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Big Time Dick Williams Buck White Beautiful Alleluiah Days BAD Honey Man
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Chance Dance Continued from Page 3

The review notes Garolyn Brown's tranquil performance and the Zen like quality of Cunningham's Suite for Five. It praises slow movement and stillness while warning that more dancers can dilute the effect. Cage and Tudor perform playful anecdotes as dancers improvise beside the narration.

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Garolyn Brown Cunningham John Cage David Tudor Cage
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