A Clockwork Orange review at Paramount theater
A critic weighs the Stanley Kubrick film A Clockwork Orange, noting its provocation and artistry. The piece highlights the controversial content, bold visuals, and standout performance by Malcolm McDowell, with supporting roles by Patrick Magee and Adrienne Corri. It also lists theater showings and local listings for Friday.
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Keenan Wynn to Script The Longest Yard for Ruddy and Paramount
Producer Al Ruddy and Paramount enlist Bit Parts writer Tracy Keenan Wynn to craft the screenplay for The Longest Yard. Robert Ryan joins the cast of The Lolly Madonna War alongside Rod Steiger as Mia Farrow prepares for London stage debut in Mary Rose at the Shaw Theatre next month.
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What's Up Doc A Streisand O'Neal Comedy Review
Barbra Streisand and Ryan O'Neal headline the Peter Bogdanovich comedy What's Up Doc released by Warner Brothers. The film blends screwball humor with echoes of Marx Brothers style and a fast paced chase plot involving identical suitcases and a hotel setting. Streisand shines as Judy Maxwell while O'Neal plays the earnest but stock Howard Bannister. the review notes the film's broad appeal to families and teens and its light, gag driven tone.
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Baez Leads Capitol Demonstration Against Vietnam War
Thousands of women and children ring the Capitol led by Joan Baez urging Congress to halt Vietnam war funding. Baez cites 4.5 billion dollars next year for Indo-China bombings and calls to keep money at home. Organizers say flood conditions limited turnout. participants include LaDonna Harris Candice Bergen and grandmothers with red ribbons. Sheilah Cohen appeals for her POW brother and 1,722 other prisoners.
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