Met Opens Season with A Tribute to Gentele
New York UPI reports the Metropolitan Opera opened its eighty eighth season with Carmen in a tribute to General Manager Geeran Gentele, killed in Sardinia two months earlier. The cast included Marilyn Horne as Carmen and Tom Krause as Escamillo, with Leonard Bernstein conducting. Nearly 4,000 in attendance, amid a measured, character-focused production reflecting Gentele’s vision.
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Van Cleef Stars in Return of Sabata at Town Theater
Lee Van Cleef leads action as Return of Sabata opens today at the town theater. Local patrons expect a brisk western thriller with high speed chases and gunplay.
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Critics Praise Provocative Carmen Performance
Harold C Schonberg of the New York Times hails a Carmen as daring and provocative, calling it musically the most interesting and an utterly absorbing experience at the house in our time.
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Theaters Schedule Listing for Wednesday
Paramount shows Gimme Shelter at 6 and 7 55 with shorts at 7 35 and 9 30. Iowa features Return of Sabata at 1 40 3 40 5 40 7 45 9 45 with shorts 1 30 3 30 5 30 7 30 9 30. World screens Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice at 3 10 6 35 10 10 and Cactus Flower at 1 30 4 55 8 20. Thursday matinee Ryan's Daughter at 1 30 and 4 55. Times Butterflies Are Free at 1 30 3 25 5 25 7 30 9 35 with shorts 3 15 5 15 7 20 9 25. Plaza George at 6 7 55 9 50. Stage 1 A Man for All Seasons at 7 45 9 55. Stage 2 Where Does It Hurt at 8 9 45. Stage 3 Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Sex but Were Afraid To Ask at 7 55 9 55. Stage 4 Play It Again Sam at 8 9 45. Marion features at 11 1 3 5 7 9. Collins Drive-In Friends at 7 45 and Goodbye Columbus at 9 45. Twin East Swinging Pussycat at 8 and Sexy Susan at 9 50. Twin West Bonnie's Kid at 8 and Class of 74 at 10.
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CORE Demands Review of Black Film Scripts by Hollywood
CORE forges plan to require that all white producers seeking black on screen roles submit scripts to review boards and share portions of profits for black themed films. Roy Innis vows action if demands are refused and joins protests against perceived misrepresentation in recent box office hits.
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