Le Boucher review from Hyde Park Herald July 12 1972
Terry Curtis Fox extols Le Boucher praising its artistry and narrative choices. He notes Helene and Papaul as tragic figures within bourgeois life, admires Chabrol Rohmer and Rabier influence, and hopes the film boosts Chicago’s reception of French cinema. The piece hints at Chabrol’s later works.
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le Boucher
New York
Claude
Helene
Stephane Audran
Popaul
Papaul
Chabrol
Eric Rohmer
Hitchcock
Fritz Lang
Critics Dismiss Green Wall as Overbearing Failures
A Chicago critic panned Armando Robles Godoy's The Green Wall for its close up style and unclear plot. The piece praises Phil Karlson's Ben and savages Portnoy's Complaint for its leering, censored approach.
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Armando Robles Godoy
Playboy
Chicago
New York Times
Bosley Crowther
Times
Letters from Schoenberg at Regenstein Library Exhibition
University of Chicago hosts an exhibit of letters from Arnold Schoenberg and other composers in the Regenstein Library. The display spans medieval to modern works, including Handel Chopin Mendelssohn Beethoven Mozart and living Chicago artists Easley Blackwood and Ralph Shapey.
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Arnold Schoenberg
University of Chicago
Joseph Regenstein
Handel
Schoenberg
Chicago
City
Easley Blackwood
Rockefeller Memorial Chapel
Lenneberg
Daniel Robins
Robins
Blackwood
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Beethoven
Mozart
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Arthur O’connell
Portnoy
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