Peckinpah's Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid at Hayden Fast
Review of Sam Peckinpah's Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid at Hayden Fast Theater. Notes include James Coburn as Pat Garrett Kris Kristofferson as Billy the Kid Bob Dylan in a minor role and strong violence shaping the R rating. Describes visuals desert skies and mood, with criticisms of acting and pacing.
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Billy the Kid
Hayden Fast Theater
James Coburn
Kris Kristofferson
Bob Dylan
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the Kid
Peckinpah
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Beginning Belly Dancing Heliotrope Open University
A Los Angeles experimental program named Heliotrope offers at home classes led by professors with no formal credentials. Courses cover loom weaving, oil painting, cooking and belly dancing with tuition from 3 to 15 dollars, and include unusual topics like nudity discussions taught in Topanga Canyon.
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UPI
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Heliotrope
Open University
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Cisco
Jesse Ivanhoe
Topanga Canyon
Marmon
San Francisco
Harvard Law School
Japan
Mt. Tamalpais
Marin County
San Fran
Heliotrope founder plans national expansion of quirky classes
Marmon, founder of Heliotrope in San Francisco, talks of growing a non profit offering 40 monthly classes in Los Angeles and 800 to 1000 enrollments in San Francisco. He envisions branches in Phoenix Washington DC Philadelphia London and Marseille.
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Los Angeles
Heliotrope
San Francisco
Marmon
Phoenix
Washington D.C
Philadelphia
London
Marseilles
France
Nightly concert lineup at Phoenix venues this week
Tonight Dixie Stump and His Dixieland 6 perform at Eldorado Park. Tuesday Stan Kenton Orchestra at Phoenix Civic Plaza Symphony Hall with tickets from 3.50 to 5.50. Thursday Procol Harum JoJo Gunn at Assembly Hall 8 p.m. Tickets 4.50 and 5.50. Friday Steve Miller at Celebrity Theatre with two shows. Oldies but Goodies at Symphony Hall 7 and 11 p.m. Tammy Wynette George Jones at Symphony Hall two shows. Telethon at Coliseum starts 11 p.m. on Channel 12, continues 18 hours to 4:30 Sunday. admission free.
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Morrie Stump
Dixieland
Eldorado Park
N. Miller Rd
Stan Kenton
Phoenix Civic Plaza
W. Adams
Symphony Hall
Procol Harum
JoJo Gunn
Assembly Hall
Steve Miller
Celebrity Theatre
Phoenix
Tammy Wynette
George Jones
Phoenix Codac
Gordon Lightfoot in Troubadour Style at Celebrity Theatre
Canadian folk legend Gordon Lightfoot entertained a packed Celebrity Theatre with two shows after a Hoyt Axton tour stop. Joined by Terry Clements and Richard Haynes, he performed about 12 songs including Patriot's Dream If You Could Read My Mind and Early Mornin Rain. Mimi Farina opened with new songs and classic folk ballads.
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Judi Bruemmer
Gordon Lightfoot
Hoyt Axton
Mimi Farina
Lightfoot
Martin
Terry Clements
Richard Haynes
8Th Ave
Peter, Paul and Mary
Huxleys Doors of Perception Examined Cleansing Perception
The essay outlines Aldous Huxleys use of mescalin to explore perception and mind. It discusses Mind at Large reducing valve art and Eastern philosophy, and asserts Doors of Perception as a universal, transformative work.
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Steve Nebgen
William Blake
Aldous Huxley
Huxley
Casteneda
Wil
Clay Falcons Endangered in Rocklin California
Art instructor Jim Adamson of Sierra College made 10 clay replicas of the endangered peregrine falcon last September and attached them to utility poles around Rocklin Vallejo and Sacramento. Two replicas were blown to bits by gun blasts and four others stolen from their perches.
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Rocklin
Calif
UPI
Jim Adamson
Sierra College
Vallejo
Sacramento
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