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Friday, April 28,1972
University Daily Kansan
Kansan Photo by MARC MAY
It Looks Like One, but Maybe It's A . . .
Spooner displays samples from sculpture展会 . . .
KU Student A GOP Alternate
CONCERTS
SPOONER ART MUSEUM:
"Views of Old Lawrence." Ends
today
UNIVERSITY THEATRE:
The 14th Annual Symposium of
contemporary American Music
concert. 8:20 p.m.
tuesday.
UNION GALLERY: "The Scholarship Show." Through May 4. An exhibit by students in moments of painting and sculpture.
SWARTHOUT RECITAL HALL: The 14th Annual Symposium of Contemporary American Music Chamber Choir, 8 p.m. Chamber Choir concert, 8 p.m. Monday. Lecture by the sumposium's featured speaker, Gunther Schuller, an American composer and head of Conservatory, 2:30 p.m. Tuesday.
HOCH AUDITORIUM: "King David," 10 p.m. sunday. A retelling of the biblical story with narration and music, presented by the combined University choruses and the University Music Balaenoptera Teaching associate in choral music, will conduct.
SEVEN EAST SEVENTH
GALERY: "Michael Patrick:
M.F.A. Thesis Exhibit." Through
May 12. Lithographs. Intaglios
SPOONER ART MUSEUM:
Sunday Streeter, a KU grad, will lecture on his kites and sculpture at 8 o'clock in the Forum at 8 o'clock Sunday in the Forum.
Sculptors Display Work
Webster, 18. is the youngest delegate or alternate elected to the national delegation so far from Kansas.
ReSTEVE RIEL
BY STEVE RILEK
Kansan Staff Writer
Those in the political center of the party maintained support for the new government, and Webster said. A Southern element of the party was also present.
Bill Webster, Carthage, Mo.
freshman and a Kansas alternate
to the Republican National
Caucus will be the real interest of the national convention would be the selection of a vice-presidential running mate.
Several groups within the Republican party, Webster said, were supporting different administration vice-presidential nomination.
Webster said he was not definitely committed to a particular party for presidential nomination. He said his support leaned toward Nixon because he believed he would be viable candidate in the race.
Webster was elected alternate to the national convention at the Third District Republican convention. At that time, Webster opposed Kevin Eichner of Ottawa University, by 141 votes.
ALLEN FIELD HOUSE: THE Seventh National Sculpture Conference. Through Saturday, 9 p.m., at the Museum by various sculptors will be shown at the south end of the field house. The public may participate and can pay a fee to participate in the demonstration at the north entrance. The public may attend and can pay a fee to participate in the demonstration at the north entrance.
Members of the black and liberal element of the party were supporting the nomination of Sen. Robert Dodd, vice-president, he said.
Overall, Nixon has done a very
adequate job as President,
Webster said, however,
was not in complete agreement
of bombing in Vientian.
"I am not pleased with the bombing increase. I don't think it's the right thing for the President to do," he said.
Despite increased bombing,
Webster said, Nixon was still
getting troops out of Vietnam
and he would probably not resort to
Weekend Scene
Webster said his election as a convention reflected a national convention reflected a Republican party to achieve a balanced delegation regarding
renewed troop commitments.
"I think my age was beneficial." he said.
Webster will attend the national convention later this year. The convention, presently, is to be held in San Diego.
KU to Produce Movie For Mancini TV Series
Some University of Kansas student will soon be producing a film which will appear on syndicated television in the fall.
The CoBurt Corporation, producers of new series called "Wolf," commissioned the radio-TV film department of the School of Film at Warner Bros. to short a minute film based on a Henry Mancini composition titled "Your Wolf."
KU was one of 26 schools selected to produce TV films. He directed "Marked War," composition, F. Dennis Lynch, assistant professor of journalism.
"It's a good opportunity for students to have some fun with film." he said.
Any student may submit a submission for making the film to Lynch's office in 217 Flint by
Lynch said the committee will judge the applicants on the basis of the proposal for the film and the ability to meet the July 15 deadline. The committee will look primarily for visually exciting ideas, he said.
The student selected to produce the video will be bound in film except its use in connection with the Mancini series, written to the CoBurt Corporation.
Thursday, May 4. A department committee will determine which student will receive the $500 BobCurt grant to produce the film.
DANCE
809 W. 23rd
842-9549
UNIVERSITY THEATRE:
Tau Sigma dance concert. 8 p.m.
tonight and 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
Tau Sigma, an honorary舞
fraternity, will perform 14 dances
in a variety of styles. All two
of the dances were choreographed by
Tau Sigma members.
WOODRUFF AUDITORIUM:
SUA Popular Film. "Women in Love." 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. tonight and Saturday. Directed by Ken
WOODRUFF AUDITORIUM:
International Film. "Innocent Sorcerers" 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
by Andy Rizal. Wajda Jalapa
Died. 1980.
WOODRUFF AUDITORIUM:
SUA Classical Film, "Rules of
the Game," 7:30 and 9:15 p.m.
by Jean Renoir, 1938.
FILM
Kubrick,starring Peter Sellers, George C. Scott. 1964.
GRANADA THEATRE: "The Concert for Bangladesh."
HILCREST 1: "The Godfather." Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, Robert Duval, James Cahn.
**OODRUFF AUDITORIUM:** SUA Science Fiction Film, "Dr. Strangelove." 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Directed by Stanley
HILCREST 2 & 3: "The Last
Peter Bogaovandian, starring
Timothy Bottoms, Cloris
Leachman, Ben Johnson, Ellen
VARSITY THEATRE: "Relations."
Russell, starring Glenda Jackson, Oliver Reed and Alan Bates. 1970.
The camera crew showed no imagination in the filming of "Bangladesh." Most of the shots are the classic straight-on long
THE BIGGEST FLAW in "Bangladesh" is that about one-third of the picture is not synchronized with the soundtrack. The subject of the film is a musical performance. The instruments are about a second behind the sound, it is very annoying.
"Bangladesh," an apple-20th Century Fox release, was produced by George Harrison and Allen Klein and directed by Saul Swimmer. The final product shows that they were extremely creative in the creation of a film. The movie just lacks technical know-how.
A continuity that the film builds up between these breaks is quickly eliminated. Short film clips of the overflowing concert refugees casually remind me of the concert's purpose.
'Bangladesh': Great Rock Packaged in Flawed Film
Just when they are looking pretty(dim for the technical crew, the musicians that they're filming save the day.
Leon Russell rocks the house with "Jumpin' Jack Flash". And Ringo Star, poor Ringo, just can't remember all the lyrics to the song but since the Beatles's breakup
But Boh Dyian is the show's thief. He walks out on stage like a little kid who's afraid the audience will bite, slowly gains confidence and sings "Blinow" in an assortment of his best songs.
The concert, staged by some of the top rock stars of the 60s and 70s to aid the Bangladesh refugees, was the pop music event 1971. Its 1972 information on the screen is a near-dissertion.
"BANGLADESH" captures all the sincerity, charm and magic of Dylan in one of her rare public appearances, easily the hainpoint of the movie.
By JOE ZANATTA
Kenny Reviewer
RAVI SHANKAR turns out an excellent star performance that has resonated with stereophonic sound. Harrison takes the audience down memory lane with energetic chorus and rousing post-beat songs. Eric Clapton
"Bangladesh!" has all the flaws of an amateur演出。它 also has the top rock music of the '80s and '70s performed by the original group, a piece of three on this ticket, could give you such an odd combination?
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The Campus Young Democrats
Shawnee Mission graduate
student, as a candidate for third
precinct committeeman Wed-
dow.
"The Concert For Bangladesh" (Granada Theatre) is a filmmaker's nightmare and a musician's dream.
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The group also discussed plans to boost membership for next year.
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shot of all the musicians. There's an occasional good closeup of Harrison, the film's star. If a closure is needed of some other member of the band, the long shot is merely blown up to the point that the overall effect is film green the size of a baseball.
HOWARD LESTER, who edited the film, has made skingdales. He choreographed the dissolves, which separate every song performed, usually feature one or two tracks on a screen and cracking soundtrack.
1720 West 23rd Street
PHI KAPPA PSI '500'
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The 7th annual Phi Kappa Psi '500' races will be held at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, April 30th.
The races include a queen crowning, women's tricycle race, and the wildest, sloppiest, funniest, mud-ball fight imaginable.
Come enjoy yourself at . . .
The 7th Annual Phi Kappa Psi '500' 1602 West 15th Street 2:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 30
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SENIOR PARTY
The end of our last semester has arrived. We are the 100th class to graduate from KU and we're going to send ourselves off with the biggest senior party yet. On Friday night April 28th we have reserved the new Knights of Columbus Hall. Music will be provided by Bikales-Weinberg. Mix, ice and glasses will be provided free at both bars, so bring a bottle of your favorite booze (and an ID that says you are 21). There will be no cover charge for senior class members. Everyone else will be asked to donate a buck. Doors open at 8:00 p.m.at the Knights of Columbus Hall located one door this side (West) of the Co-op Fertilizer plant on K-10 (East 23rd Street). Leave your grubs at home and come to the best party in 100 years, this Friday night.
DENNIS CHERRY CLASS OF 1972