Paper Chase and Dirty Harry Review
A film review contrasts The Paper Chase with Dirty Harry, praising John Houseman’s Professor Kingsfield as the standout, three dimensional figure while critiquing the shallow student portrayals. It notes Hart and Susan as thin characters and questions the film’s ending and social critique within educational systems.
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John Houseman
Professor Kingsfield
Harvard Law
Societe
Houseman
Hart
Timothy Bottoms
Film review condemns graphic violence and sensational excess
A regional newspaper column condemns a film for its graphic violence and lurid scenes. It notes mass slaughter by pool, a driver skewered on a steering post, and a taxi assault with acid drain cleaner, arguing the movie revels in brutality and mocks society's failure to curb violence.
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Harry
Clinistwood
Cincinnati Opera Leader Peterson Guides Two Companies
Seattle and Cincinnati Opera ventures are highlighted with Robert Peterson serving as manager of the Cincinnati Opera under James de Blasis. The piece notes Peterson’s work with the Seattle Opera and mentions the Bear Yuletide season and December performances, plus local arts figures and a dinner theatre at Beef n Boards.
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Charlotte Shockleyter
CSO
Robert Peterson
Seattle
Wash
Cincinnati Opera
James de Blasis
Barbara Hunt
Peterson
Seattle Opera
Indiana
Felix
Felix Labinski
Iisual
National —— Ment For the
Washington, D.C
West Fork Road
Nick de Noia
Joy People
Barry Tarallo
Tarallo
Gillian Harper
Met's Manon Lescaut Shines In Luminous Puccini Opera
The Met airs Puccini's Manon Lescaut this Saturday at 2. Leif Segerstam, 29, conducts the young cast including Gilda Crua Romo in her first Manon Lescaut as the famed heroine faces ill fates. The piece highlights Des Grieux's Donna non vidi mai and Manon's final Sola, perduta, abbandonata.
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Schippers
Met
Manon
Giacomo Puccini
Abbe Prevost
Manon Lescaut
Massenet
Puccini
Des Grieux
Leif Segerstam
Juilliard
Gilda Crua-Romo
Horoscope Week Teases Love and Woes for All Signs
Aries seeks moderation in romance while Taurus shines and bridges troubles. Gemini wary of a sneaky foe and Virgo faces flirtatious intrigue. Leo spreads joy, Libra seeks warmth, Scorpio faces wild goose chases, Sagittarius dodges arguments, Capricorn spots deception, Aquarius plans change, Pisces enjoys calm waters and cautions on lures. Also notes Met debut of Carlos Montane as Des Grieux and Opera News on the Air features.
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Aries
Ari
Aurus
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Olga
LIBRA
Scorpio
Scorp
Sagittarius
Heller
Capricorn
Cap
Aquarius
Carlos Montane
Des Grieux
Met
Cuba
Mario Sereni
Lescaut
Fernando Corena
Geronte
Robert Schmorr
Time change for zoo film at Cincinnati Zoo
The Cincinnati Zoo announces a start time change for the January children’s movie Kifaru The Black Rhino at Marie mont Cinema East. Show time is now 9 30 a m on Saturday January 5, one hour earlier than planned. Zoo members’ children enter free and a zookeeper will attend with an animal at 9 a m.
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Cincinnati Zoo
Mariemont Cinema East
Director John Going Guest Directs Harvey at Cincinnati Playhouse
Director John Going will guest direct Harvey running January 3 through January 27 at the Cincinnati Playhouse. Going previously acted and directed in the Equity company at Edgecliff College for five years. Rehearsals are underway.
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John Going
Harvey
Cincinnati Playhouse
Going
Equity
Hada
Edgecliff College
Art Museum Hours and Exhibits Update
The Cincinnati Art Museum is open daily 10 am to 5 pm and New Year's Day 1 to 5 pm. Picasso prints are on exhibit through January 20 and American Impressionist paintings through February 3. Education department offers art class information at 721-5204.
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Cincinnati Art Museum
New Ear
Dutch Couples Exhibition at Taft Museum
The Taft Museum hosts Dutch Couples Rembrandt and contemporaries from now until March 3 at 316 Pike St. The show is supported by a grant from the Ohio Arts Council. The museum hours are Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 5 p.m.
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Rembrandt
Taft Museum
Pike St
Ohio Arts Council
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