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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1966
Page
2
Universal picture The Appaloosa stars Marlon Brando, Anjanette Comer, and John Sax. Nadine Subotnik reports on its showing at World Theater.
Community theater schedules a Saturday performance of The Hasty Heart. Local cast and volunteers invite audiences to enjoy a period drama presented by the group. Performance details and venue listed in the weekly theater page.
The piece contrasts Pat Monts and Paramont screenings with Iowas listings and calls The Appaloosa a Western drama featuring Marlon Brando in a restrained leading role. John Saxon shocks as a villain while Anjanette Comer leads a capable female cast amid Sid ney Furie's vivid visuals and climactic horse conflict.
Singer Barry Young, age 35, known for One Has My Name, the Other Has My Heart, died Friday in St Joseph hospital Burbank after brain surgery. Funeral services set for Tuesday. His best-known record sold over 1 million copies last year. Columbia Records planned release of My Future Just Past this week.
James Coburn stars as a roguish con man in a suspenseful caper that ends in a bank robbery tied to a Soviet dignitary arrival. The first two thirds play as episodic, with a final 30 minutes building tension at the airport scene.
Rough-Hewn Coburn plays a rough anti-hero with a wide toothy grin and Beatle styled hair in a caper filled with government agents and police. The cast includes Camilla Sparr as a secretary, Aldo Ray as a partner in crime, and Robert Webber as a nervous state department official.
The American International release What's Up Tiger Lily substitutes Woody Allen created dialogue for a color Japanese spy film. The gimmick yields a mix of surprising and funny moments as Allen delivers comic dialogue over the original soundtrack. Admirers praise the humor while others may be confused by the spoof style.
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