Turning Hitler into a farce in The Last Ten Days film review
The film directed by Ennio de Concini struggles between straight documentary and black comedy, failing to credibly portray Hitler. Alec Guinness and Doris Kunstmann performances are undermined by tonal shifts and sentimentality, with satire feeling forced and ineffective.
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Hitler
Ennio de Concini
Alec
Chaplin
Eva Braun
Doris Kunstmann
Mel Brooks
de Concini
Guinness
Amusement film about a doctor romance and sickle cell saga
A 1973 film follows a handsome black doctor with his daughter to London where he falls for Catherine. The drama blends satire on black capitalism with racial tensions in a Tennessee town and features a climactic courtroom scene. The musical style nods to Cotton Comes to Harlem though the film remains uneven in balance and tone.
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Yvette Curtis
London
Catherine
Esther Anderson
Little
Eldorado
Tennessee
Harlem
Raymond St. Jacques
St. Joan
Philip Thomas
Jacques
Bird Day Workshop Set by Cincinnati Park Board
The Cincinnati Park Board designates Sunday June 10 as Bird Day. Mt. Airy Forest Arboretum Center hosts the first Bird Experience Day workshop from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sessions for all ages include movies lectures hikes and crafts coordinated by Vivian Wagner of Trailside Nature Center. Advance registration via 281 0190 is required.
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Cincinnati Park Board
Cincinnati
Arboretum Center
Mt. Airy Forest
Vivian Wagner
Trailside Nature Center
Sportscaster John Eric to broadcast Comets ASL games
John Eric Perin, sportscaster for WLYK since 1971, is named to broadcast Cincinnati Comets ASL games. He lives in Deer Park with his wife and daughter and has broadcast since 1961, holding UC degrees. He will keep doing area high school football and basketball play by play and UC game announcements alongside Bengals duties.
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John Eric
Perin
Cincinnati Comets
Eric
Deer Park
WLYK
Cincinnati Bengals
Summer Art Classes at Cincinnati Art Museum
The Cincinnati Art Museum offers summer art classes for members and their children starting Monday, June 18. Booklets with program descriptions are available by calling 721-5204. The museum is open daily with hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and 1-5 p.m. on Sundays and holidays.
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Cincinnati Art Museum
Cal
Horoscope Digest For Aries Through Pisces
Aries cautions against mindless chatter and listening openly to change. Taurus urged to read between lines and defend beliefs, leveraging untapped resources. Gemini warned about loose talk and legal risk while noting a music cue. Cancer advised balance and alertness amid shifting roles. Leo cautions on travel belongings and guarding possessions. Virgo hints at low energy and possible drinking if stress rises. Libra promises fun and growth. Scorpio urged to stay calm amid potential crises. Sagittarius counsels patience and trust in Olga. Capricorn warns against boredom and gossip while awaiting hopeful news. Aquarius stresses vigilance against intruders in private affairs. Pisces advises trusting intuition on pending finances and exploring inner currents.
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Aries
Ari
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Olga
VIRGO
Virg
Cain
Daily Associate
LIBRA
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Cap
Aquarius
Aquari
Pisces
Dine Out Tonight At Local Restaurants And Theatres
A collage of dining and entertainment ads lists Beef N Boards dinner theatre featuring The Unsinkable Molly Brown and several restaurants. Dry Fork Road listings highlight Sauerbraten and dumplings Semmelknoedel while Briargate offers Old English decor and nightly entertainment. The Ramada Inn Blue Ash and The Atrium at Montgomery Road present lounge acts and dinner service, with banquet facilities for up to 300.
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Beef ‘N Boards Dinner Theatre
Molly Brown
Dry Fork Rd
Harrison, D. Res
Lenhardt’s
Reading Rd
Cincinnati
I-71
Montgomery Rd
Frank Gorman
Cincinnati Repertory to stage Winnie-The-Pooh
The Cincinnati Repertory Company presents four performances of Winnie The Pooh, June 9 and 10 at 355 W McMillan Fairview Community Arts Center and June 16 and 17 at Knox Presbyterian Church Hyde Park. Tickets at the door or by contacting SuzAnn Barabas at 1722 Cedar Ave for reservations.
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Cincinnati Repertory Company, Inc
W. McMillan
Fairview Community Arts Center
Knox Presbyterian Church
Hyde Park
SuzAnn Barabas
Cedar Ave
Cincinnati Music Theatre awards five scholarships
The Cincinnati Music Theatre offers five $400 scholarships to local youths majoring in theatre arts. Auditions are set for Saturday, June 16, at Indian Hills High School auditorium.
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Cincinnati Music Theatre
Cincinnati Area
Ndian Ill. High Auditorium
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