Save the Tiger review questions Lemmon in bleak tale
Avalanche Journal critic Leon Fleming reviews Save the Tiger starring Jack Lemmon at Fox Twin 1. The film is a harsh descent into futility with a business world arson plot and wartime trauma. Despite Lemmon's strong performance, the reviewer says the movie lacks sunlit hope and veers away from Days of Wine and Roses.
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OEO Chief Promotes Hostility Against Free Legal Aid
Howard Phillips acting director of the Office of Economic Opportunity has begun a campaign of hostility to terminate free legal help for the poor. The former Office of Legal Services official testified that Phillips placed non attorneys in key positions and acts against Nixon era goals to continue a legal services program. The claim alleges illegality and bureaucratic snares amid efforts to run the program by ideologically opposed individuals.
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Hollywood Hard Times Hit Actors Across Industry
Hollywood faced persistent unemployment as the late 1960s downturn ripples through film and TV. Dennis Cross recalls a peak in the 1950s to 1960s, now acting few times a year while taking sales jobs. Guild officials report 80 to 99 percent unemployment among members at any time, with factors including high costs, nonprofessional casting, and shrinking major studios.
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Singing Talent Search Opens For Amateur Singers
Amateur singers from country pop rock folk gospel and rhythm and blues may audition for a major recording company. Audition is free and recorded. Call 763-9466. Auditions now held in Lubbock.
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