Aging Oscar Gets New Beverly Hills Academy Home
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences moves to a $4.2 million Beverly Hills tower at Wilshire and Almont. Walter Mirisch, president, previews the 1,111-seat Samuel Goldwyn theater with quadraphonic sound and 70mm film capabilities as staff complete the move from West Hollywood.
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Portland Art Museum to Present American Art Lecture Series
The Portland Museum of Art launches an illustrated lecture series on American art with support from the Maine Commission on the Arts and Humanities. Lectures run Friday 8 p.m. starting with Love and Death in 19th Century American Sculpture by William H. Gerdts at First Parish Church.
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Five New TV Series Catch Attention in Review
AP writer surveys NBCs Family Holvak and Invisible Man CBS Deec and Switch and ABC Bar bary Coast Welcome Back Kotter. Kotter stands out with Gabe Kaplan as a Brooklyn teacher and Boom Boom Washington subplot. Switch features Robert Wagner and Eddie Albert as private eyes in a blackmail case. others receive mixed notes.
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Theater Guide Timed Screenings Across City Venues
SACO SACO CINEMA shows Funny Lady at 7:30 and Walking Tall at 7:10 and 9. PORTLAND PORT theater offers Farewell My Lover and A Brief Vacation with showings at 7 and 9. SCREENING ROOM presents Return Of The Pink Panther at 7 and 9. FINE ARTS features Jaws and Once Is Not Enough at 1:30 and 7 and 9. PARIS CINEMA streams Firework Women at 1, 3:30, 7, 9:20 along with Women Liberation at 2:30 and 8:30. STATE lists Devil In Miss Jones at 12, 2:10, 4:20, 6:30, 8:40 and Deep Throat at 1:01, 3:15, 5:26, 7:35, 9:45.
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