The Ranger

              -...,c115, 19'11 THE RANGER
from the b alcony
"Doctors ' Wt,es" Is a terri­ble
plcturo - outra,eously' nam­bonatly
bed • and tilt most 1un
1'•e bad at a mo,10 la WHks
lt'a 111treuonabl1 to demand ~
rood mo,11 ovtry ttme •• go to
the theater, aad "Docrors'
Wives" Is a reminder !bat t..d
moY!es have their place.
'Doctors' Wives'
Of CQ\lr&e, a ce-rtaln amount of
!louse Is to be hoped tor, and
lltls new hospital soap opera Is
pleasantly slick and sm,rtly
paced (George ~baerer cllrecled).
It sucreeda primarily f tlllnk
because It Slrlkes Ill• ;lght ton.'.
II doesn't take Itself seriously'.
~verybody seems to be saying,
slick fun Good grief, we know It's 1111sh
but we're ha~ a bell ot a good
Ume, and we d~fy you not to do
the same."
By JAY KINDERVATER
'GRAND HOTEL' SET•UP
Tho plot Isn't worth menUon­tng,
but It provides one ol those
··Grand Hotel" set-ups wher1•
every role Is a lead. Th• doctors'
Wives are played by Dyan Cannon
(Yiho •els thmcs tn motton ..,hfn
she's murdered In th• llra1 u•n
mtnules), Rachel Roberts, JanJro
Rulo, Cara Wtlllams and Mllrlan
McCal'J(l Tho actlnrbardlymat­tPrs
tn somethtn~ Ilk• lbJs, b<it I
KSYM radio schedule
DY1l•FM, I0.3 MC, ls a DOD•
eaemuclal educational clwu>el
O'llltd alld operated by San AD·
1oa1oco11ere.
•OIIDAY, MARCH 8
l:OOp.m Dalton Trumbo, ''Ad·
dJUonaJ DWogue"
Z.SOp.m Welsh Composers
l:OOp.m SAC Bulletin
S::IOp m Cr eative Wrlllng
4 OOp.m. The Joel Ramos Show
l:OOp.m Mrs. f1orence Lleb,
"Comm edla dell
'arte'1
7:00p.m. The Chules Sutberluo
Program
TUESDAY, MARCH 9
l:OOp.m The Music Of Eric
Salle
I 30p m Progress And Poverty
In India
3.00p.m, Selections rrom Great
Bands of the 40'8
4 OOp m The Dave DanJelsShow
'Ottllp11 Rex' film
•Ill shw Friday
··~1pu& Rex, "a fllm sturlng
Cbn51ol)her Plummer, Lilli Pal­mtr
aod Orson Welles wUI be :;wn on campus a.U day Fri-
• Show1ngs will bll In tbe ~mall
bolldtlbrlum 1n !be admlntstratlon
llding The total runnlngtlmeof
~t lllm Is 93 minutes. but II will
dutlsbown 111 parts, ... uh breal<s
Th"« <lau changes.
di ere WIii I><' no admission
111:rce tor students, lacully
mbora or stair members
'Up With People!'
returns to SA
t;,,Up With People! , the Interns­ID
1111 11nrlng group, will per·
~ Ill sa,, Antonio at 8 p.m.
ID 1 tn tile HemlsFalr Theater
trlhe Performing Arts •
., 1:et• lor !he pertormancps
11 • ,50 and may be purchased
Tt 1111 ot the thrff Joskl''S of
,.,," - &lores. Centeno Super-
11<:~ Ud the theater box of-
~ SO percent cllscount will be
,._ t<1 to all students and mill•
~!~Dael on advance tlckots
iii,~ at schools and mill·
&:00 p.m. Igor KJpnls plays Aus­trian
mU$lc tor harp­slcbord
and ciulcbord
7:00p.m. The Ed Loal Program
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10
Z:00 p.m. Interview wllb Hilde­rarde
Z:30p.m Commenta on Press
Embargo
3:00p.m. Jack Stern on com­poalng
3:30p.m. Mugaret McCracken,
"Dylan Thomas And
Rod McKueo"
4:00p.m. The Mike Luck<' Sbow
6:00 p.m. Mrs. Nancy Derrick·
son. "The Lost Dutch-man
Mine"
6:30 p.m. Mr&. Irma Dee E\-erts,
"Thunder In Tbl'
SUperstlllon"
7:00 p.m The Richard Rodrl·
gu•~ Prorram
THURSDAY, MARCH U
2:00p.m. Underwater Pictures
2:30 p.m. lnltrvlew with editor
of Seventeen Mapl.lne
3:00p.m. Miss treoe Llden, IM9
Concert
4:00 p.m The Dan Meador Show
&:OOp.m. L11o. Concerto In D
Minor
&:30p.m SelecllolUI rrom Gre.i
Composers
7:00p.m The Steve R1Uoo Pro·
cram
8:30p.m ·'Gimmt' Sholler"
FRIDAY, MARCH 12
Z:OOp.m Wonderlul World Of
Music
4:00p.m 'l'be Rod Davtli Show
e:OOp.m Catbtrtn• McDowell,
"Texas Anecdotes And
Legends"
6:30p.ni Brue~ and Art•ll BU­lln1sley,
"Lostnc Bat·
ties"
7:00p.m. Tbe Allen ll.1rr•II
Pro,ram
CROMWELL!
History's Monumental
Revolutionary I
COW>f8,1A_ PIC1. .\1 11£S
IIIVINC ALLEI' PIIOOllCTI0:-1
RICHARD AUX:
HARRIS GUINN~
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NOW SHOWING!
M 1 F°" Twi• Mo. 2
Fox Twin o.
2001
a space odyssey
"ZOOI" _. 7:00 & 9:30 P.M.
wlll note that Miu Rule &eems
lo be l111p,rsonat1n1 a vampire
mannequin, and !bat Min Roberta
aunesta the M-G-M lion.
Richard Crenna, John Collcos,
Gene Hackman, Olans Salld5 and
Carroll O'Connor a I so 111ure
promtuntly In the cotnca-on.
Pl£P[l(G TOM
I It.ave an avarsloa co cllmf)8es
of aur1ery, and 04Doclors'
Wives" Is a true peeping Tom in
that • r ea, but othe-rw11.e It's
entertalnlllf - a rnlly cood bcld
,novle
Gene Hartman, who manages 10
be qulelly convtnclns u one ollh•
doctors, has a far bl'tter role.
perhaps his beat0>0lar,utho,;on
In " INewrSans For My Father,"
tile llim vnslon olRobert Ancl.,r­son's
play
Hacltmu I& an excellent sup­portJog
actor, as those who have
seen "Boonie And Clyde" and
•·0o~nh1ll Rac:-f'r"' know, and now
he'• proven himself as a lead Ho
bas llll 1n1err~11n1 quality at sup­pr•••
ed •mouon Mre, and he
makes urb geature, earb ltn•
rtnc with centl" conv1cuon,
" I NP•ot S.nc f'or My Fathor"
1a about • ~o-yea r-old man and
his patnful, lneomplru, nlaUon­•
hlp With ht< 80-yur-old lath•r
Thr 1,nerauon gap ta nioved up
a r•ntrallon, and old a1e Is •••n
tn all Ila rooU•hneaa and dl1nl1y.
Th• molhe-r dhta and tht aon, a
wl(lo,o,r, la fared With chooatnc
b<•IWtt'n his demand1n1, auntna
lath•r In No,. Yorlt and hl1 11·
anru tn Caltrornta
~THl!R DRAB
It'• a ralhor drab movt•, and II
look• Uk• a movie and, .,..u11-
1rly, u n•v•r ••rna our com·
plet• acceptance, but be.-au"•
or Hackman and Melvyn Dou,las,
who 11 utraordlnartly JOOCI H
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th.e lather, II ts a worlbwhile, r•­wardlJIJI
film .
Under CUbert Cates' dlrecUoo,
Rac:l<man and Douglas, and £5.
t•lle Paraons u the dat11htu
banished by htr lather y.ara
be.tore tor manYIJIC' .a Jew, mah
Ute most ol their hl(llly-cllarged
scenes. It's a dla.toru• movie,
and t.Deu actors know how to
read their ltnes.
No soluuoo 19 arrived at, bU.t
the problem bu Hldom bel!.n
presented with such urgency.
NOT WONDERFUL
Alter you see "The helve
Chairs/' the n•w Mel Brooks
comedy, you lcJlow It ahould hav•
been wonderful . It's not • trs ra­tllor
dreary - but II hu Its
momen,s.
The nttlnc Is Russia In the
tnnlles and !be •tc>ry 1nvohes
a frantic &1-arch tor • rortune
hldd•n In th• seat of onP. ol 12
ebalrs. Ron Moody la th• at.ar,
and h1• ha1 som• au1-t•rb mo111f'hlfl­dflsptht
a onP.not.- rot .. , he, 1tve-s
the comedy ,some much·n•<-ded
dt'plb 1nd rt-aon.-ntr
D<>rn Det.ulsu Is O<"cJ•lc,Jlll!ly
v•ry luony, and his tnvulon of
a homo 1n S11><-r1a durlns the ta<'l'
lo a lunitlo hlRh point, 1>111 his
part Is ahallowly wrlll,•n by
Brook• and he &e•m• 1n nttd of
a 111hi.r dlr•<torlal r•lrn on
Broolal' part Frank L•n~ella ,
In th young t•adto11 man part,
1, not untah•n1Ni1 but con,•&
1eroaa wllb such a 1tartnr lick or
humor that h•'•anuncomfor1.1bl•
df11d ,rpot .
At a dlr•cior, .Mfl Brooks
alway• u•ma lo bav•thecamtra
In !be wronr place, ltut h• maku
a 1enta1 appearance,, In o Aman
rolt.
.. The Twelve Chain" Is a
dluppolnlment It dpllv•ra aon1e
coocls, but lbr auggtauons of
thoH und•ll•trtd kill II off
Allthe~ion
and the power,
the terror and the
tenderness STUDENTS
S 1.00 An,rtttn•
with I. 0.
of Emily Bronte's
immortal novel
ANNA CALDER-MARSHALL
as ea,iy
TIMOTHY DALTON
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