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Film art in Canada PETERBOROUGH full weekend for film buffs to view Canadian movies and discuss the state of film art in Canada will be held at Trent University fmm Friday to Sunday March 10 to 12 No admission will be charged for any films or events shown or staged over that weekend The event involving 125 hours of films is reckoned by the sponsors to be the largest showing of Canadian films in one place at one time Trent is sponsoring the event jointly with the National Film Board and Artspace Peterborough art gallery Members of the umversitys Canadian Studies program are its organizers As well as films it will offer three major symposia with some of Canadas bestltknown filmmakers and film experts taking part The symposia will consider photography the film industry and the state of the art in Canada The full range of films will be shown and discussed during the weekend documentaries features animated film and ex perimental films together with still photography Five theatres at Trent will he used well as commercial theatre the Paramount in downtown Peterborough One of the campus theatres will be for children over five years and will offer day care service Among the participants in the three symposia will be Fil Frazer producer of Why Shoot the Ieacherf Gerald Pratley director of the Ontario Film Institute film historian Martin Knelman author of This Is Where We Came In Michael Snow artist and film maker Joyce Wieland artist and producer of The Far Shore Allan King director of Who Has Seen the Wind Lorraine Monk of NFBs still photography division and Michael Levine an expert on the legal aspects of film production John Wadland of Trents Canadian Studies program drscribed the weekend as retrospective and con temporary look at Canadian film Workshops will be presented by five young filmmakers and there will be exhibits of still photography in several buildings on the Trent campus Features to be shown will include Martin Photographe Les Ordres Lies My Father Told Me Duddy Kravitz Mon On clue Antoine Going Down the Road and variety of others as well as The Man Who Skied Down Everest Professor Wadland said there will be complete retrospective of the work of Norman McLaren among the experimental films to be shown Films from Quebec will be shown said Professor Wadland to increase awareness of cinematic developments in that province These will include Bar Salon by Andre Forcier as well as films by Michel Brault Women filmmakers will be included Joyce Wielands The Far Shore will be screened together with documentaries by Anne Wheeler Films by five filmmakers in the ex perimental category will be shown among them some by Trent University student Julian Samuel Exhibits related to the weekend of films and discussion of films will be staged at Trents Mackenzie Gallery the work of Joyce Wieland and at Artspace the works of Michael Snow MusicaI high record claimed TORONTO CPI As musical highs go singer songwriter Michal Hasek figures his most recent per formance will be hard to top Hasek claims to have set record for the worlds highest concert recently when he and television guide MONDAY THRU FRIDAY MORNING AND AFTERNOON 558 FOCUS 600 PTL CLUBTALK AND VARIETY UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR ID CAMERA ON CANADA ED CANADIAN CAVALCADE t1 CARTOONS 615 FARM REPORTS 525 NEWS WINDOW 0N WORLD THE 630 SUNRISE SEMESTER It CARTOON PLAYHOUSE YOGA ED BONNIE PRUDDEN 645 DAYBEAT G155 MISSION EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FILE 700 TODAY CBS NEWS GOOD AMERICA CANADA AM IT FIGURES PTL CLUBTALK AND VARIETY GREEK HORIZONS 715 100 CLUB 730 METRO MORNING TVO ID PORTUGAL OF TODAY 00 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ROCKETSHIP INSCHOOL PROGRAMMING DAYBREAK 62 ITALIANISSIMO 815 ED ALLEN SHOW 330 BONJOUR 845 FRIENDLY GIANT 900 FOR MORNING NOT ONLY BONJOUR MATCH GAME IN TOUCH PHIL DONAHUE SHOW TORONTO TODAY CINELOTTO 915 SCHOOLS 930 RICHER WOMEN FOR POORER FOR TATTLETALES EXC WED it WOMEN WED ROMPER ROOM ED 100 HUNTLEY STREET VARIOUS PROGRAMMING 45 EMISSIONS DIVERS 10 Do SANFORD AND SON 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NEWSBREAK ABC NEWSBRIEF 900 SUPERSPECIAL Barry Manilriw Guest Ray hartos THE FOURTH ANNUAL PEOPLES CHOICE AWARDS Entertainment awards presented to the nation Iavnritns in the litIds III ILlIYISIUII motiim pictures and HIIISIL as selected by the Anniinn public hosts Dir Ii Van Dytu Army Archerd THE ABC MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE Wild and Wiioly Elys sa DRvans Chris DriLisIe NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES The Awakening Land The Saga an Amm iian Woman Part Two The Funds Elllabolh Mont unmrIy Hal Holbrook Say WilltI and Iiirtius Wheeler become parents at sun and three daughters one at Ahom dies Snywards Sister Gunny giis mad With lomlmcss iIi CHARLIES ANGELS JUDY LAMARSH 13 GLOBAL NEWS UPDATE G3 TELESELECTION Ln Antonie do Hullywrrrtd I914 IIAIII Liiwturrl Jack LIIwitty 901 CD SECOND CITY 930 ONE DAY AT TIME The Maestro 1000 NEWSMAGAIINE LOU GRANT SPEAKING OUT Rich Mans PIIVIlrigethe Cost Of Universities NEWS G9 MOVIE Lagend ol Hell House 1973 Roddy McDowell Pamela Franklin 1030 IN SEARCH OF MAN ALIVE For Love at Lite Part II TELEJOURNAL 1055 SECONDE EDITION 1100 NEWS CBC NEWS CTV NEWS NIGHTMUSIC CANO FOREVER FERNWOOD 1105 ARSENE LUPIN Double Jeu La lemme dun baron est inculpee du meurtre du son amanl maitre de manege de tecurie rlu baron Lupin ne peut laissrI passer locca 5ion dasswter um JOIle tImrrie en detresse 1120 NEWS 1122 NEWS 1130 THE TONIGHT SHOW Guest host Steve Martin Guests Kenny Rogers Andy Kaulman THE C85 LATE MOVIE Attack On Terror The FBI Versus the Ku Klux Klan Part 1975 Wayne Rogers Dab ney Coleman The factual dramatization ot the story at civil rights Workers murdered in the South MOVIE Von Ryans Enpress 1965 Frank Sinatra Trevor Howard LYNNE GORDON SHOW QUESTION PERIOD WINNERS CIRCLE 1135 NINETY MINUTES LIVE Host Petrr Gzowski 1150 MOVIE The Golden Eyre 1946 Roland Winter Wanda Mr Kay 1200 WROBERT YOUNG FAMILY DOCTOR MOVIE Jariy On Loving 194 Sidney James Hattie James 1205 CINEMA Le Firntr du rril I961 Doug McClure iuy StiiikwrIl 100 TOMORROW Host Torn Snyder MERV GRIFFIN Guests Hurry Marilow Lonnie Shcrr Susan Anton Stan Karin 104 MOVIE Prudence and the PM 1968 DRYIO Niven Debor ah Korr bass player Rodney St Amand staged an impromptu musical set at the top of the CN Tower the worlds tallest free standing structure For 30 minutes Hasek and St Amand provided folk and soft rock entertainment for visitors to the towers space deck the highest public observation deck inthe world Hasek says there is par ticular significance in perform ing at the CN Tower Its the most important communications centre in the world he said in an interview recently And mine is com munications art SMALLER THAN USUAL Hasek admitted that his au dienceabout 25 persons saw him play during the half hour was smaller that those to which he is accustomed But then his usual halls accommodate more patrons at any one time than the Deck havent yet got to be highest on the Canadian hit parade he said but Ive hit the top of the world with my mUSIc Hasek who said he plans to take his claim to the Guinness Book of World Records rec ognizes the promotion value of the stunt for his forthcoming album Radio Play which he will distribute himself The album is Haseks second on his ownNajalabel He previously has been recorded by Daffodil records and by the CBC for its radio sta tions throughout the country Ballots go out to members of Academy By CAROL OLIEN Copley News Service HOLLYWOOD Olivia de Havilland and Yul Brynner will be getting theirs in France Robert Redford will receive his in Provo Utah Erich Segals will go to Cambridge Mass Claudia Cardinales to Rome and Peter Ustinovs t0 Swit zerland Those are the ballots for nominating the Academy Award winners mailed to members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences The voters will choose no more than five achievements in each of 16 categories The winners will accept their Oscars at the 50th Annual Academy Awards April This year the academy is mailing 3424 ballots to its voting members total of 145 ballots has been mailed out of the United States to academy members on location or residing abroad in places such as Japan Italy Africa Israel Czechoslovakia and Jamaica Quite number will be getting ballots in England among them Ron Moody Patricia Neal Michael Caine and Sir John Mills About 350 ballots are in the mail in the United States to Alan Arkin in Chappaqua NY to Barbara McNair in Las Vegas to Luther Adler in Kulzlown Pa etc But monstrous 2929 ballots end up in the hands of academy folk of Greater Los Angeles As the system is established ballots are sent only to the members of the academy branch involved Those for the four acting categories for example go only to the actors branch members But everybody votes for best pic ture and for the awards themselves in all categories in the final balloting It gets bit complicated Meanwhile the Directors Guild of America has nominated George Lucas Star Wars Steven Spielberg Close En counters Woody Allen Annie Hall Herbert Ross The Tuming Point and Fred Zinnemann Julia for the best direction of the year award The winner of the final balloting being taken from polling DGAs 4800 members will he announced March 11 Moscow choir narrow circular Space to Canada OTTAWA CPI 77 The 35 membcr Moscow Chamber Choir will visit Canada Feb 25 to March 16 as part of an inter national cultural exchange tho examlner Monday F6610 197a Starring in Vietnam war movie Jane Fonda and Jon Voight costars of the Vietnam war film Coming Home rehearse scene from the film as John teaches Jane to fly kite Jane has the role as wife of marine fighting in the war while Jon plays his role as paraplegic veteran returned from the Viet nam battlefield Critics hail his performance as the best since he starred in Midnight Cowboy AP Photo showbiz Av NEW YORK AP per istent bronchial infection jhas cut short Anne Ban gcrofts latest Broadway ppearance Because of her illness producers shut down the drama Golda for good Thursday slightly ahead of schedule The play based upon the life of former Israeli prime minister Golda Meir had been scheduled to close Saturday after 3omonth The show had been shut for two weeks reviously because of Miss Bancrofts illness but Der formances had been resumed last Saturday Resigning PHILADELPHIA AP Dallas Alinder says he is re signing from the Philadelphia Cultural Af fairs Council because of his appearance in an Xrated movie Alinder portrayed rich man in The Divine Ob session filmed in 1974 and now playing theatres here He appears in the film fully clothed however He said he hasnt seen the movie but city worker did and asked whether he was in it The word spread like wildfire he said an nouncing hell resign in April On probation OAKLAND Calif AP Four members of the Led Zeppelin band have been placed on probation after pleading no contest to bat tery charges resulting from fracas during rock concert lastJuly John Bonham 29 Peter Grant 42 Richard Cole 31 and John Bindon 31 were charged with battery on three security guards Whats with art in I978 Were cannibalizing past By NOEL OSMENT Copley News Service When Christo hung his huge orange curtain across valley in Rifle Colo Jan van der Marck was project director When the same artist wrapped up the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art it was van der Marck who as director of the museum at the time gave him the goahead and encouragement Van der Marck director of the art exhibit at the Seattle Worlds Fair in 1962 and curator or director for number of art institutions in this country was this last summer member of the international committee in charge of Documenta VI Documenta is an international art show held every four years in Kassel Germany The Hollandborn van der Marck is now director of the Dartmouth College Hanover Museum and Galleries and adjunct professor of art What is happening in art in 1978 he said in an interview is diversification plurality coexistence of values At the same time he said there is not the indigenous creativity of the 1960s when styles as minimalism which has as its spirit the least the basics simple configuration pop art op art and photo realism were developing What we are doing now he said is cannibalizing our recent past and enjoying it We are in period of retrospection weighing and judging The art of the 605 he said has survived in two general trends of the 705 the minimalism as seen in giant outdoor sculptures or in some conceptual art and what is generally termed post minimalism which he describes as private less structured funkier even baroque The difference he suggests Bath Motto all ITAIT AT TiII WT 7269944 NOW PLAYING DOUBLE FEATURE CHINA ml DUI II TIIIJ OI IMAM All DIV YOU HAVE SEEN GREAT ADVENTURES YOU ARE ABOUT TO LIVE ONE The magnificent epic of five people who sunwe the nuclear holocaust and then incredible odyssey trough the nightmare world It created 7269944 pit iii Ll Imean IRSIMANDRESS BARBARABOUCHET JOHNNY DORELLI ALBERD LIONELLO ALDO MACCIONE ENRICO MONTESANO GIANRICO TEDESChI Stxwrrrl Asmu mu An adventure you never EPA13 is between cube and pun ching bag different kinds of interesting shapes Trends which are disap pearing he said include pop art and photo realism in which the artist creates pain staking realistic work often working from photograph projected on the canvas often banal subject With the disappearance of the mainstream attitude of the tiIs when there was certain rigidity or dogmatism about what was in at the moment the art patron of the 705 can more easily relax and enjoy and reject van der Marck said Ten years ago people would become incensed and morally outraged because something they saw was so far from their preconceptions of what art should be Now they are more likely to shrug their shoulders Recalls hit days At 41 Roy Orbison still loud and clear By JACK WILLIAMS Copley News Service HOLLYWOOD The memories stack up like old 455 and the man in the dark glasses his vaguely sinister shirt and pants as black as his blowndry hair is recounting the days when he really was hit man When everything he sang turned to gold records When he was bigger than the Beatles and Elvis and Peter Frampton Hes telling you about how it was in 63 when they wouldnt let him off stage until hed done 14 encores and John Lennon and Paul McCartney grabbed him in the wings and told him facetiously Yankee go home That he said is off the record dont want to sound likelm braggin Roy Orbison need never brag Nor need he apologize for being Roy Orbison comfortably mature hes 41 rock singer who has been known to do with his voice what Elvis could with his hips Hes out of the mainstream now no longer cranking out gold records But hes touring hitting many of the cities he bypassed in the 605 when he was as they say in the business hot When was starting out he said would do one of my own songs and 25 minutes of other artists material and the star on the bill would do all his hits said thats for me Its always been my desire to do complete show of my hit records 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