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University Daily Kansan, January 30, 1981
On Campus
TODAY
THE INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN
THE INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN, in the
Postgraduate Forum of the Kansas Union
THE CHILDREN'S THEATER will present "Androcles and the Lion" by Aurand Harris at 1 p.m. in the University Theater for grades 1, 2 and 3 of Lawrence schools.
CERSTIAN UNITY WEEK drop-in lunches
from 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Trail
River Region of Utah
VENICE OBSERVED will be on exhibit
the Sconser Museum of Art.
The Sconser Museum of Art.
MUSEUMS STUDENTS ASSOCIATION will present "The Palestinian Problem: Political Analysis and Prospects and Future Solutions" by Baskin at 7:30 p.m. in the Forum of the University.
THE BHOLOG CLUB will meet at 4 p.m. in the Sunflower Room of the Union.
AN ART LECTURE BY LINDA STONE on *Views of Harlem: Risudae and Brumberndt Reconsidered* will be at 2:30 p.m. in 211 Rencker.
THE SUA ALL CAMPUS GAMES TOUR-
e of the Thienon from 7 to 11 n.
THE SIERRA CLUB will present the film
THE SIERRA CLUB at 7:30 p.m. in the
Mashawk Region of the Union.
A MASTER'S RECTALIT BY ORGANIST IVAN
Blood Rectal Hall in Murhury Bath.
9 a.m. in Swar-
Hood Rectal Hall in Murhury Bath.
THE DESIGN DEPARTMENT STUDENT
GRASS EXHIBITION will run through Feb. 6 in the Union Exhibition Gallery.
TOMORROW
THE SUA CRIES TOURNAMENT will take place in the Downtown Parlor. The Tournament will start at 10 a.m.
A SIGNING PARTY AND PUEBLO INDIAN POTTERY EXHIBIT by Ann P. Schlager, museum exhibit's associate and author of "An Illustrated Guide to Pueblo Indian Pottery 1900-1975," will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the main gallery of the Museum of Anthropology.
SUNDAY
A FACULTY RECITAL to MARBINEH
FORD, controlls will be at 2 p.m. in
Science.
MARANATHA CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES will meet at 9:30 a.m. for Bible Study and at 10:30 a.m. for Worship at 1538 Tennessee St.
MONDAY
A FACULTY EXHIBIT by Susan Bercu, Jane
Astbury and Lois Green will be open from 8:30
a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday in
the Art Design Building Gallery.
A PHILOSOPHY LECTURE BY SUSAN FEAGEN on "John Stuart Mill": Aesthetic Pleasure as a Higher Pleasure" will be at 4 p.m. in the International Room of the Kansas Union.
THE PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY COLLOQUIUM will present George Roth on "Recent Earthquakes in South-Central Nebraska" at 4:30 p.m. in 352 Malott Hall. Refreshments will be served at 4 p.m. in 136 Malott Hall.
Film of Hitler's life hard to categorize; showing unopposed by Jewish group
Students tired of documentaries and newreels of Hitler, Nazis and World War II may find "Our Hitler," a seven-hour film to be shown this week at Auditorium, an unusual film.
By PAM HOWARD Staff Reporter
"One of the points of the film is that Hitler was ejected." Gerbert said.
"The Ourit," by filmmaker Hans-Jurgen Syberg, traces Hilser's rise to power in Germany and exposes the myth that he had to exploit and misuse it. Like Mikhail Sergiu, SUA films director said yesterday.
New York magazine's David Denby said, "Syberg's epic, a cranky, often preposterous art behemoth, is neither a fictional narrative nor a documentary, but a vast meditation on Hitler, on German past and present and on the cinema itself."
Jack Kroll of Newsweek magazine said, "This fevered, kaleidoscopic film is like a cinematic nuclear Reactor, bombarding the idea and image of humanity." It ammunates Hitchens—one for each human heart.
GERBERT SAID that he had talked to Lawrence Jewish groups, including Hillel, before the film was requested.
"They were very positive about it," he said.
Ellen Kort, Hillel dir., said, "I think it's an interesting concept. I have no opinion as Hillel
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director because I have not seen the film. I certainly have no objection."
The film, which Syberg spent four years planning, was shot in 20 days on a single soundstage and a budget of $500,000. He used only 12 actors, including his 12-year-old daughter.
THE FILM relys heavily on a front-projection system, paintings, slides, newsreel footage and a multi-layered soundtrack. Many puppets and mannequins make up for the lack of actors.
Syberg was born in what is now East Germany in 1935, settling in West Germany in 1951.
Syberg was soon caught in a rebirth of the German cinema that brought such directors as Rainer Fassbinder, Wim Wenders and Werner Herzog to fame.
Syberg said he felt "maybe a little out of the scene. Of course we have sometimes the
same actors, and we are living in the same town sometimes and are the same age, and the money we get from the same government and the same TV stations. But when I look upon my colleagues and friends—or maybe enemies—they are all coming from this part of West Germany. I'm the only Prussian, and that makes at the end some difference."
Making the film wasn't easy, according to Syberg.
"OurHitler" was shown at the 1977 Cannes Film Festival but was withdrawn from the Berlin Film Festival because of unpopularity among German film critics.
In November 1977, the film won Best Film of the Year at the London Film Festival. It was released in Paris in 1978 and in Vienna and Germany later that year.
"Our Hitler" was shown in Israel in 1978 before coming to the United States. It was first shown in Los Angeles, then in San Francisco. In January 1980 the film was shown in New York.
THE FIRST and second parts of the film will be shown twice: Saturday night at 7:30 and Sunday at 2 p.m. Parts three and four will be shown a17:30.Sunday night.
Those who wish to see the entire film Sunday
and then dinner break. Each of the three
showings is free.
General admission tickets are $4 and student
admission tickets can be purchased at the SUA office or at the
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Taught as in Mainland China for health, mental discipline, and lastly self-defense.
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Come Sunday 5 pm
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Fiddler's 73rd Birthday Party "Fiddler" Williams with
Come Celebrate!
TONIGHT
"Fiddler" Williams with
The GASLIGHT GANG
>> 926 / MASSACHUSETTS 913-843-2645
9-12:00 Cover $3.00
TWO NIGHTS
this weekend at The Jazz Place
Fast fusion Jazz at its best!
7-10:00
10-1:00
Saturday
Sunday
DRY JACK
Cover: $3.00 advance
$3.50 door
FRIDAY JANUARY 30
BRY-BISA 1800m 56m
MY BODYGUARD
Crisp Makepeace, Mast Dillon,
Ruth Gordon, Martin Mull
Grand Theatre
SATURDAY
JANUARY 31
A Century Old Historic Landmark
7:30
The story of a successful singer who has now quite made the big time A celebration of love, nature and music. How much each new wife are still able to experience.
Jerry Schetzberg-USA 1980 119m PG
MIDNIGHT
Jim Sharman-GB 1974 90m R
MIDNIGHT
Ralph Bakahi-USA 1977 81m PG
WIZARDS
Paul Schader-USA 1980 110m R AMERICAN GIGOLO Richard Gere, Lauren Hutton
10-1.00
Cover: $3.00 advance
$4.00 door
HONEYSUCKLE ROSE Willie Nelson, Dyan Cannon
ISLANDS IN THE STREAM
George C. Scott, Claire Bloom
9-30
MIDNIGHT
97 THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
Tony BIB-USA 1860 98 mPG
MY BODYGUARD
Chris Makpeake, Matt Dillon, Ru
Gordon, Martin Mui
Ralph Bakshi-USA 1977 81m PG WIZARDS
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1:00
SUNDAY FEBRUARY
5. 00 Woody Allen-USA 1977 93m PQ ANNIE HALL
7.50
Franklin J. Schaffner-USA 1977
105m PO
isane Keaton, Woody Allen,
helley Duvall
Martin Scorea-USA 1975 112 m
TAXI DRIVER
Robert Delhino, Jodie Foster, Pete Bowe, Chelly Branston
Tony BBI-USA 1900 08 pm PG
MY BODYGUARD
Chris Makepeace, Matt Dillon, Ru
Gordon, Marta-Mill
- ten million years in the future
the perpetual battle between magic and technology reaches its culmination.
1:00
Ralph Bakshi-USA 1977 81m Pg
WITZARNS
Paul Schrader-USA 1890 110m R
AMERICAN GIGOLO
Richard Gae, Leuren Hutton
B:UQO
Martin Scorasee-USA 1975 112n
3.000
Arthur Hiller-USA 1977 113m PG
CHILDER STREET
SILVER STREAK
Gene Wilder, Jill Clayburgh,
Richard Pryor
F500
3:00
$1 50 matinee &
midnight for
each film
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MONDAY FEBRUARY
7:00
9:00
Franklin J. SchaffnerUSA 1977
106m PO
ISLANDS IN THE STREAM George C, Scott, Claire Bloom
George C. Scott, Claire Bloom
Beautiful, serious, touching, hard-boiled, the film is the consumptive piece that has sold by one of our greatest authors.
Andrew Stevens, Stan Shaw A comedy drama of five youths in Marina unit
Sidney J. Furle-USA 1978 125m R
THE BOYS IN
COMPANY C
$1 00
for each film
Senior Citizens
&
9:00
Diane Keaton, Woody Allen,
Shelley Duvall
Woody Alien-USA 1977 03m PG ANNIE HALL
a psychoanalytical aikspick com-
bation of urban cities. And for all its
comedy, a love story told with
perlaing sweetness and grief.
Peter Medak-GB 1972 I35M p0
THE RULING CLASS
Peter OTcole, Altoa Stim, Harry
WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 4
The tale of a prodigal son who returns home from a sanitarium to find that his father has been healed in his Jesus. His superviece family sees to commit him and get him back.
auouardo Molinaro-Fr. 1979 98 m R LA CAGE AUX FOLLES (BIRDS OF A FEATHER)
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3:00 Jeff Margallo-USA 1979 90m R
RICHARD PRYOR—Live in
Concert
Ugo Tognazzi, Michael Sermuth
smash hit bowlbender. The son
owners wants to marry into the most
recreational place in town and
they love to meet his 'family'.
An energetic, captivating tale of a performance that explores the power of P-rolez' laughing voice. The play is based on his evidence of the absurdities of his childhood relationships, which he caricatured.
Friday, Jan. 30
The Jerk
No, it's not art, but Steve Martin's starling debut, perhaps the most apt named film of all time, is awfully funny. The movie delves into the riches to tags. With Bermudite Peters, Bill Mciny, directed by Carl Reiner. Plus: Mikaela Shakur (9:64 m) 6:30, 7:00, 9:30.
(1974)
The Pink Floyd Movie
A captivating concert film, painstakingly produced by the band, that gives a compelling introduction. The same creative experimentation that characterizes their music is seen in the unique music film experience, with an interplay between the film's Axe, Eugeen, "One of those days" and others. Plus: Jimmy Murakam's (858 min) Color, 12:00 Midnight.
Saturday. Jan. 31
Francis Ford Coppola
12:00 Midnight
Presents
Lawrence-Kansas City Area Premiere!
Presents Our Hitler: A Film from
The Jerk
3:30, 7:00, 9:30
The Pink Floyd Movie
Germany
A special presentation of a *flabbergasting, amazing meditation on his life* is neither a documentary nor a fictional recreation, but an artistic examination of the historical Tracing Hitler through the Germanic traditions he exploited to the legacy he built. It includes Jürgen Syberberg and a gift group of actors using impersonations; readings of German literature and others to give him the trial he never had. The winner of many international awards, this stucco's Best Film Award for 1977. "A work of powerful originality and又wonderful art, and I'm impatient to see it again."—J. Hoberman, The Village Voice. German/
Part I ("The Grail") and Part II ("A German Dream")
BREATHE
Saturday, January 31, 7:30 P.M. (with intermission), Hoch Auditorium
Portland, OR
Sunday, February 1, 2:00 P.M. Hoch
Auditorium
-- Dinner Break, 6:00 P.M.
Part II ("The End of a Wine's Tale") and Part IV ("We Children of Hell")
Sunday, February 1, 7:30 P.M. with inter-
mission to Auditorium
Admission to all four pairs: $4.00/$3.00
with KUID. J
Sunday, Feb. 1
Our Hitler: A Film From Germany
Hans-Jurgen Syberberg's amazing historical rumination. Shown complete today.
Parta I and II (with intermission) 2:00 P.M.
Hoch Auditorium.
Dinner Break. 6:00 P.M.
Parts III and IV (with intermission), 7:30 P.M., Hoch.
Admission to all four parts: $4.00/$3.00 with KU.I.D.
Monday, Feb. 2
Ninotchka
(1839)
The famous "Garb Laughs!" film. Emr. Libusteb directed this charming, thrilling war movie, minded Soviet who travels to Paris, to be wooed and won by an American (Melvin Dougault). Greta Grab next-to-last film. Emr. Libusteb, 1970. Lugo L'-30. Claire Iain, (11) color. M·Z·4.
Unless otherwise noted, all staff will be shown on Monday Weekdays at $1.00 per hour. Office Weekdays are $1.00 Friday, Saturday, Popular and Sunday Tickets available at the SAU office. KSAU Union, 4th level, Information 864-955-0772 No smoking or refreshments allowed.