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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturday, September 16, 1967 LIBRARY NEWS AND REVIEWS Library Has Wide Range In Sound Film Collection The McLaughlin Public Li-jtember 18th, at 7:30 p.m. andjmore valuable works. Paintings brary's collection of 16mm/will feature two films described are available for rental on the sound films has been enlarged/earlier in this column: Helicop-|first Thursday of each month by approximately 50 new addi-jter Canada and Precision. between the hours of 7 p.m. and tions. These cover a wide range/cogp ART 9 p.m. Lists of available paint- of subjects such as history,! piq you know that you can|iNgs can be found at both the geography, literature, etc. --_-- anjoy the advantage of good art|Library and the Art Gallery. We hope the following list will |," your home for as little as| The regular Saturday after- TV Variety Shows Grow NEW YORK (AP)--In_ the face of all the competition, variety shows have become ornate television extravaganzas with big-name stars introducing big-name guest stars. Along came NBC's new Music |Hall recently with a change of pace--a return to the older, simpler style but without un- fortunately, stimulating results. | The first of the weekly pro- grams concentrated primarily on Herb Alpert and the Tijuana give our borrowers an pee Of!75 cents a month? The Mc-\noon film showings for children what some of them are about. \Laughlin Public Library offers take place in the Library audi- Helicopter ogg eg min. fine art from reputable artists|orium at 2:30 p.m. For the lift o} Later aire with monthly rental fees rang- i gang ee rain * 4ling from a mere pittance to as|Library collection can be ar- humorous an reathtaking | much as $8.00, for some of the! ranged by calling 723-2725. look at the country as seen, from a helicopter through a panavision lens. This film was . made by the National Film| uston 1 ms ew tory Board for the Federal Centen- nial Commission. - . Paddle-to-the-Sea color 28 min For all children:and for those n est Te an l adults for whom the romance of journeying is still strong, : an : : Paddle-to-the-Sea is a fresh and By BOB THOMAS on film locations in Mexico, delightful story based on the) LEENANE, Ireland (AP)-- Japan, Africa and Italy. book by Holling C. Holling,| Here es ay SS of ALWAYS AN OPTIMIST: hotographed with a sense of|western Ireland John Huston Js eRe 2 pater that identifies it with the filming his 25th movie, Sinful bey director claimed that he charmed world of children. A|Davey, a tale of a real-life Scot-|¥ eh ertook no film without film voyage with vivid impres-|tish highwayman of the 1820s. jenthusiasm for its chances. sions of scenic parts of Canada. The sun was hidden by the). his business.' h The Voyageurs Color 21 min. (Connemara clouds, and the|i" this business, le observer. Filmed on the Ottawa, the lanky director paused to reflect) "You must enter into a film Mattawa and other rivers that on his life and career .as he| With great good hopes for its once formed the 3,000 mile| passed his 61st birthday. jsuccess, Those hopes usually trade route to Athabasca, this) He allowed that he experi-| continue, despite the troubles film recalls the days of the|enced no signs of age "except| "a! ensue. . . - early French fur traders who|that I seem to fall off horses/ "On the other hand, you can were the first to penetrate a\more often." He continues to|Sense a euphoria when every- raw frontier and the voyageurs! work at a steady clip. poe the -- ay fang no who paddled their birch bark) « 5 ict than| question abou' rican Queen canoes into the wilderness that! ...) or the fistline directors," |Daving been that way. And was Canada. he remarked, adding with beets Madre also. Precision Color 11 min. lgrin: "Maybe I make too| Either way, I always say A 'film without words, show|many. But then, my expenses|tty ears tater T may change ing the fame usical Ride of|are greater." ree year ye the | Royal Canadian Mounted| Some Huston supporters fear my. tune. : Police. Considerable ingenuity/;;,t the master makes too| His masterpiece, The Treas- occurs in the photography/many pictures, acceptingjure of the Sierra Madre, won throughout the film. Laat : A = Gosche ot Wax Bert jassignments unworthy of his}1947 directing and writing nada at War Series | talents. Pee Thirteen half hour films de-| But when you see his manor Oscars for Huston, as well as picting different phases ofjin County Galway, you can one for acting support by his World War Two and the role|understand why he must regu-|father, the late Walter Huston. Canadians played on the battle-jJarly earn his fee of $500,000 a} John Huston has rarely fields of Europe. picture plus 10 per cent of the!worked in the Hollywood stu- The Library will hold a series| profits. There he lives in a style|dios since then. He became anjof guns before it turned out ef film showings in the Audi-|/reminiscent of the late William|Irish citizen Jan. 3, 1964, and borium this fall and winter. The|Randolph Hearst, surrounded/film insiders first one will be held on Sep-'by art works he has collected|move a tax saving device. Free previews of films in the) "You have to be an optimist) considered the}but Communists involved in a Brass. Alpert, who seems to have the poise of a reigning monarch when blowing his trumpet, is almost diffident in reading stilted lines from the cue cards. Louis Armstrong turned up for a song or two and there was pretty young girl singer named Robin Wilson. Jackie Vernon, the dead-pan comic, played an off-key trum- pet number which was' consid- {erably more painful than amus- ing. PROGRAMS OVERLOOKED With all the interest centred on the premieres of new series, returning programs are almost being overlooked. Wednesday night, however, had only one new show making its debut and it seemed like a good time to see NBC's Run for Your Life. Paul Bryan, the man under the dical death tence, seems to be as healthy as he was three years ago when he started to cram a lifetime of adventure into the few months he had left, It is also obvious that his original $100,000 fortune is holding out pretty well since he lives pretty high, roams the world and charters boats and planes on whim. This season Bryan, played by Ben Gazzara, started out char- tering a plane, and wound up being kidnapped by some Cubans returning to their home- land on a purported rescue mis- sion. There was a lot of sneaking around in the dark and drawing > they weren't free Cubans at all plot to assassinate Castro. OSHAWA HOME SHOW LAST DAY SUNDAY 1:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM ADMISSION $1.00 Children Under 12 Accompanied by a parent adm itted FREE ! EATON'S | Clearance of Luxurious » Fur Coats Here's your opportunity to get that new fur coat and save 133.00 or 333.00 as well. Elegant Full and ¥% length coats in up-to-the-min- ute '67 stylings. Choose from 6 fur favourites... @ Black (dyed) Persian Lamb - some with natural mink trim ®@ Brown (dyed Persian Lamb -- some with natural mink trim ® Natural Grey Persian Lamb - some with natural mink trim ® Natural and Blonde (dyed) Beaver -- some with natural mink trim ® Russian Kolinsky (dyed) ® China Mink (dyed) Reg. 599.00 to 799.00 SALE, PRICE EACH 446.00 FUR SALON, UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 248 PHONE 725-7373 EATON'S 'TRANS-CANADA ae Watch for the big 28 page Circular coming to your door! 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A statement is: home office said: "In accordance » advice and with his now freely expre going to the Soviet The embassy la 25-year-old Viadimi had arrived and examined by docto1 Tkachenko removed from a | just as it was abou from London Airpo1 British police reports that a man into a car shouting far from the Russi: ALLEGES ILLNES A Soviet embass on Saturday's Lon tussle aboard a Ru jet about to take ie Tkachenko w Britain Sunday cc Russia about "lawl rageous" conduct Officials, claiming napped Tkachenko street and bundled embassy car, and f the Russian jet. The home offic today said suspici by the action of So near the embassy, to explain this and appeal at the airpo sent to Moscow m authorities had to : selves with the b advice that the sci not be removed f against his will. It added that T post-graduate phys was examined Sund tor and an emine trist. GROMYKO INVOL' Meanwhile Sov d'affaires Valdillev to Prestwick Airpo during the night to Russian Foreign | Andrei Gromyk through on his w York for the UN Assembly opening. Red / In "M HONG KONG (AI Army has wheeled heavy artillery int China metropolis o halt fighting betw and anti-Maoist fe Hong Kong newspa ed today, The 'account unnamed and other tified Chinese tra lowed a report by official Soviet news artillery duels streets. There was no wi these reports or 0 ited to travellers, t ed Red Guard ram} criminate shootings sive measures. One traveller tc Guards, loyal to 300,000 PU Detr DETROIT ers voted wi accept a { send some public -- sche school Tues The tenta reached in ; ing session for the De Teachers ar of Educa approved by ever, befor reopen. The unior