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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1977

Page

7

Dear Ann Answers Heel Complaint From Furious Reader

Ann Landers responds to a reader's complaint about high five inch heels imposed by the women’s shoe industry. The exchange discusses discomfort, fashion pressure, and social expectations for women in public life and work settings.

Ann Red

High heels and modern femininity debated in letters

A collection of reader questions and responses on fashion sex appeal and practical issues. Topics include the allure of very high heels, safety concerns, reactions to backless and toeless styles, and social perceptions. Additional letters discuss etiquette after sex and a family struggle with alcoholism, with guidance toward seeking support groups like Al-Anon and AA.

Al-Anon

Black and White in Color Delights Audiences at Oracle View

A foreign Oscar winner, Black and White in Color, directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud and based on Arnaud and Georges Conchon screenplay, plays at Oracle View Theatre. Set in French West Africa during World War I, the comedy uses gentle irony to critique colonization and war, evoking Renoir and De Broca as a rewarding pick for fans of classic European cinema.

Jean-Jacques Annard Arnaud Georges Conchon Oracle View Theatre Ivory Coast French West Africa Renoir de Broca

Tea Dance committees appointed in Tucson

Mrs. Leonard G. Bryan named chair of the 18th annual Tea Dance for the Assistance League of Tucson Inc. The Dec 11 event at the Doubletree Inn opens Christmas social season with Patricia Cooper as assistant chair. Proceeds aid Homemaker and Horge Nursing Aide Service.

Leonard G. Bryan Assistance League of Tucson Inc Doubletree Inn League Horge

Black and White in Color review shows sharp satire and Ivory Coast shots

A Keating Review lauds Annaud's first film Black and White in Color for its perceptive direction and witty ambiguity. The story follows French colonial figures in a war tale that ends with British Indian troops arriving to reshape a German frontier. Jacque Spiesser stands out as the geographer, with Ivory Coast locations stunningly captured by Claude Agostini.

Annaud Ivory Coast Claude Agostini

Your Stars By SYDNEY OMARK

Leo energy powers social gatherings as the columnist blends astrology with celebrity references. Aries to Pisces outlines shifting fortunes, love, careers, and family reconciliation, noting favorable cycles for publishing, debt collection, and creative ventures amid interactions with Aquarius, Taurus, and Scorpio. The October 4 date highlights personal growth and travel in the year ahead.

Taurus Aquarius Leo Cauyy Virgo Capricorn Iife

Dog of the Week Tippy Seeks Adoptive Family

Tippy, a male brown and white beagle-basset mix, is described as having a good disposition. The Humane Society of Tucson at 3450 N Kelvin Blvd will make him available for adoption to an approved household after 19 a.m. tomorrow.

Tippy The Humane Society of Tucson Kelvin Blvd

Hints From Heloise on shortening packaging and disposal

A reader asks for half cup shortening cubes to ease baking cleanup. Another letter shares a tip to freshen a disposal by grinding orange or lemon peels to half ground before finishing the load for a lighter next use.

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