Wednesday, September 20, 1972 at 6:00 PM:

MUHAMMAD ALI vs. FLOYD PATTERSON FIGHT
with Buchannan vs. Ortiz
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Day and Date:
Academy Theatre, Ingelwood / El Portal Theatre, North Hollywood / Alex Theatre, Glendale / Academy Theatre, Pasadena / Fox Pomona Theatre, Pomona / Fox Redondo Theatre, Redondo Beach

From Wednesday, October 4, 1972, "Where Does It Hurt?"

Day and Date:
Palace Theatre, Downtown
Wiltern Theatre, Wilshire and Western
Paradise Theatre, Westchester
Picwood Theatre, West Los Angeles
United Artists Theatre, Ingelwood
Wilshire Theatre, Santa Monica
Studio Drive-In Theatre, Culver City
Torrance Drive-In Theatre, Torrance
Gage Drive-In Theatre, Bell Gardens
Studio Theatre, Studio City
1,000 Oaks Drive-In Theatre, Newbury Park
Victory Drive-In Theatre, North Hollywood
Roxy Theatre, Glendale
State Theatre, Pasadena
Garmar Theatre, Montebello
Whittwood Theatre, Whittier
Foothill Drive-In Theatre, Azusa
South Bay Cinemas, Redondo Beach
Circle Drive-In Theatre, Long Beach
La Habra Drive-In Theatre, La Habra
UA Cerritos Twin Cinemas, Cerritos
Montclare Theatre, Motntclare
Huntington Cinema, Huntington Beach
Cinema Viejo, Mission Viejo
Meralta Theatre, Downey
La Habra Theatre #2, La Habra
Orange Mall 6, Orange
Brookhurst Cinemas, Anaheim

Reported Gross "Where Does It Hurt?"

Week Week Ending Perfs. Gross

1 Thursday, August 17, 1972 44

2 Thursday, August 24, 1972 44

3 Thursday, August 31, 1972 44

4 Thursday, September 7, 1972 44

5 Thursday, September 14, 1972 44

6 Thursday, September 21, 1972 44

7 Thursday, September 28, 1972 44

8 Thursday, October 5, 1972 44

9 Thursday, October 12, 1972 44

Totals

63 Days Daily Average: $ -- --

9 Weeks Average Performance: $ 396

Source: Variety

Saturday, November 11, 1972:


Event 7, Free Program at 11:00 AM: A Tribute to the International Cinema

TORMENT (Hets)
Starring Alf Kjelin and Mai Zetterling
Directed by Alf Sjoberg
A Svenk Filmindustri Production
A Janus Films Release
101 Minutes
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Short: A Divided World, by Arne Sucksdorff (Sweden, 1954), 10 Minutes
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I attended this performance - ED


Event 8, Films and Panel Discussion at 2:00 PM:

WOMEN AND FILM

GAME, by Jon and Abigail Child (USA, 1972), 39 Minutes
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JUDY CHICAGO AND THE CALIFORNIA GIRLS, by Judith Dancoff (USA, 1971), 25 Minutes
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THE STRIPPER, by Siew Wha Beh (USA, 1970), 1 Minute
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"Women in Film"
A Panel Discussion, Coorodinated by Mary Jo Source.

A Tentative Listing of Participants from the Catalog:

Siew Wha Beh / Leigh Brackett / Joan Churchill / Judith Dancoff / Eleanor Perry / Stephanie Rothman / Cecily Tyson


Event 9, Short Film Program at 7:00 PM:

THE ART OF ANIMATION SOLD OUT!
Program presented in cooperation of the International Animated Film Society (ASIFA, West), and coordinated by Philip Chamberlain
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Les Fleurs de Macadam, by Laurent Coderre (Canada, 1969), 3 Minutes
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The Diamond, by Paul Grimault (France, 1970), 9 Minutes
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Dear Janice, by Adam Beckett (USA, 1972), 6 Minutes
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Reale Dissoluto, by Magdalo Mussio (Italy, 1972), 12 Minutes
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The Men in the Park, by George Geersten (Canada, 1971), 6 Minutes
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Bajka, by Ryszard Kuziemski (Poland, 1972), 8 Minutes
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Victor Haboush Commercials, by Victor Harboush (USA), 5 Minutes
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Kama Sutra Rides Again, by Bob Godfrey (England, 1972), 9 Minutes
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Zikkaron, by Laurent Coderre (Canada, 1971), 6 Minutes
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Je, tu, elle, by Peter Foldes (France 1972), 4 Minutes
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Batuque, by Stil (Brazil, 1972), 5 Minutes
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Enigma, by Lillian Schwartz (USA, 1972), 5 Minutes
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INTERMISSION
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"The second half of this program spotlights outstanding animated works either made by Zargreb artists or screened in Zargreb at the International Animated Film Festival in June of 1972."


Event 10, at 9:30 PM:

SOLARIS
Starring Natalie Bondarchuk and Donatas Banionis
Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky
A Sovexportfilm Release
165 Minutes
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Short: Russian Rocket to the Moon, by Yuri Khlebtsevich (USSR, 1957) 3 Minutes
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We imagine that the above was a clip from the longer film —ED


Event 11, at 12:00 Midnight:

GREASER'S PALACE SOLD OUT!
Starring Albert Henderson and Michael Sullivan
Directed by Robert Downey
A Cinema 5 Distributing Release
91 Minutes
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Short: The Trip, by Istvan Ventilla (USA 1971), 10 Minutes

Sunday, November 12, 1972:


Event 12, Free Program at 11:00 AM: A Tribute to the International Cinema

SHOESHINE (Sciu Scia)
Starring Rinaldo Smordoni and Franco Interlenghi
Directed by Vittorio de Sica
A Lopert Pictures Release
90 Minutes
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Short: The Jinx, by Luigi Zampa (Italy, 1953), 16 Minutes


Event 13, at 2:00 PM:

JUST GREAT (Tout va Bien) SOLD OUT!
Starring Jane Fonda and Yves Montand
Directed by Jen-Luc Goddard and Jean-Pierre Gorin
A New Yorker Films Release
95 Minutes
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Short: Ares Contre Atlas, by Manuel Otero (France, 1967), 7 Minutes


Free Seminar at 4:00 PM:

INTERNATIONAL SCREENWRITERS CONFERENCE, Part 3
(Presented in Association with the Writer's Guild of America, West)

"The Writer-Filmmaker as Social Critic and Provocateur"
A Panel Discussion, Moderated by Jivan Tabibian

A Tentative Listing of Participants from the Catalog:

Paul Almond / Robert Altman / Sergio Amidei / Michael Blankfort / Daniel Boulanger / Jean-Claude Brialy / Jean-Claude Carriere / Paddy Chayefsky / Francis Ford Coppola / Norman Corwin / Brian de Palma / Charles Eastman / Ennio Flaiano / Bryan Forbes / Carl Foreman / Henri Glaeser / Jen-Luc Goddard / Jean-Pierre Gorin / Perry Henzell / James Ivory / Adrian Joyce / Don Levy / John Nathan / Michael O'Donoghue / Hideo Ogumi / Eleanor Perry / Mario Puzo / Jerzy Skolimowski / Dalton Trumbo and Billy Wilder


Event 14, World Premiere at 7:00 PM:

SHUTTERED WINDOWS (Les Volets Clos)
Starring Jacques Charrier and Marie Bell
Directed by Jean-Claude Brialy
A Les Films Marquise Production
90 Minutes
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Short: Tops, by Charles and Ray Eames (USA 1969), 9 Minutes


Event 15, American Premiere at 9:30 PM:

RENDEZVOUS AT BRAY
Starring Anna Karina and Bulle Ogler
Directed by Andre Delvaux
A Parc Film Production
91 Minutes
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Short: Isaac Singer's Nightmare and Mrs. Pupko's Beard, by Bruce Davidson (USA, 1972), 28 Minutes

Event 16, commencing at 12:00 Midnight, and running all through Monday, November 13, 1972:

THE BILLY WILDER MARATHON
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MIDNIGHT
Starring Claudette Colbert and Don Ameche
Directed by Mitchell Leisen
A Paramount Picture
94 Minutes
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EMIL AND THE DETECTIVES
Starring Rolf Wenkhaus and Kathe Haack
Directed by Gerhart Lamprecht
An UFA Film Company Release
75 Minutes
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HOLD BACK THE DAWN
Starring Olivia de Havilland and Charles Boyer
Directed by Mitchell Leisen
A Paramount PIcture
116 Minutes
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BALL OF FIRE
Starring Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck
Directed by Howard Hawks
A Samuel Goldwyn Production
An R-K-O Radio Pictures Release
111 Minutes
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THE MAJOR AND THE MINOR
Starring Ginger Rogers and Ray Milland
Directed by Billy Wilder
A Paramount PIcture
100 Minutes
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DOUBLE INDEMNITY
Originally played the Chinese in August, 1944
Starring Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray
Directed by Billy Wilder
A Paramount Picture
107 Minutes
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SUNSET BOULEVARD
Starring William Holden and Gloria Swanson
Directed by Billy Wilder
A Paramount PIcture
110 Minutes
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STALAG 17
Starring William Holden and Don Taylor
Directed by Billy Wilder
A Paramount Picture
120 Minutes
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SABRINA
Starring Humphrey Bogart and Audrey Hepburn
Directed by Billy Wilder
A Paramount Picture
113 Minutes
--
A Clip (the bistro fight) from:

IRMA LA DOUCE
Originally played the Chinese in July, 1963
Starring Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine
Directed by Billy Wilder
A United Artists Release in Technicolor and Panavision
147 Minutes / THIS PICTURE IS FOR ADULTS ONLY
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LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON
Starring Gary Cooper and Audrey Hepburn
Directed by Billy Wilder
An Allied Artists Release
130 Minutes
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WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION
Starring Tyrone Power and Marlene Dietrich
Directed by Billy Wilder
A United Artists Release
116 Minutes
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SOME LIKE IT HOT
Originally played the Chinese in April, 1959
Starring Marilyn Monroe and Tony Curtis
Directed by Billy Wilder
A Mirisch Company Picture / A United Artists Release
120 Minutes
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THE APARTMENT
Originally played the Chinese in June, 1960
Starring Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine
Directed by Billy Wilder
A Mirisch Company Presentation in Panavision
A United Artists Release
125 Minutes
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ONE, TWO, THREE
Starring James Cagney and Horst Buchholz
Directed by Billy Wilder
A Mirisch Company Presentation in Panavision
A United Artists Release
115 Minutes
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A Personal Appearance and Commentary by Mr. Wilder
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THE PRIVATE LIFE OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Starring Robert Stephens and Colin Blakley
Directed by Billy Wilder
A Mirisch Company Presentation in Panavision, DeLuxe Color
A United Artists Release
125 Minutes
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I attended this entire marathon—ED

Tuesday, November 14, 1972:


Event 17, Free Program at 11:00 AM: A Tribute to the International Cinema

MOTHER JOAN OF THE ANGELS (Matka Joanna od Aniolow)
Starring Lucyna Winnicka and Mieczyslaw Voit
Directed by Jerzy Kawalerowicz
A Telepix Release
108 Minutes
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Short: When Angels Fall, by Roman Polanski (Poland, 1958), 21 Minutes


Event 18, at 2:00 PM:

A TRIBUTE TO MYRNA LOY
Coordinated by David Chierichetti
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A selection of clips from Ms. Loy's career, followed by a screening of:

LIBELED LADY
Originally played the Chinese in October, 1936
Starring Jean Harlow and William Powell
Directed by Jack Conway
A Metro-Golwyn-Mayer Picture
95 Minutes
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A Personal Appearance by Ms. Loy followed by an Audience Q & A


Event 19, at 7:00 PM:

IMAGES SOLD OUT!
Starring Susannah York and Rene Auberjonois
Directed by Robert Altman
A Columbia Pictures Release in Panavision
101 Minutes / Rated R
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Short: Young Goodman Brown, by Don Fox (USA, 1972), 20 Minutes


Event 20, at 9:30 PM:

OLYMPIA (Olympische Spiele 1936)
Part I: "Festival of the Nations"
Part II: "Festival of Beauty"
Directed by Leni Riefenstahl
An Excelsior Pictures Corporation Release
225 Minutes

Wednesday, November 15, 1972:


Event 21, Free Program at 11:00 AM: A Tribute to the International Cinema

DIE NIBELUNGEN
Part I: "Siegfried's Death"
Part II: "Kriemhild's Revenge"
Starring Paul Richter and Gunther Rittau
Directed by Fritz Lang
An UFA Film Release
205 Minutes


Event 22, Documentary Double Feature at 2:00 PM:

WINTERSOLDIER
A Winterfilm in association with Viet Nam Veterans Against the War
A National Talent Service Release
96 Minutes
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ANGELA: PORTRAIT OF A REVOLUTIONARY
Directed by Yolande du Luart
A New Yorker Films Release
64 Minutes
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"Film as a Political Tool"
A Panel Discussion.

A Tentative Listing of Participants from the Catalog:

Yolande du Luart / The Winterfilm People / Haskell Wexler and Steve Wax


Event 23, at 7:00 PM:

SUMMER SOLDIERS
Starring Keith Sykes and Lee Reisen
Directed by Hirosh Teshigahara
A Ronin Films Release
121 Minutes
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Short: After the First, by Nicholas Fangakis, (USA, 1972), 14 Minutes


Two Short Film Programs at 9:30 PM:

Event 24, STUDENT FILMS SOLD OUT!
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Roll Away the Stone, by Brian Zick (Art Center College of Design), 3 Minutes
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Search for the Future, by Jack Weinstein (American Film Institute), 20 Minutes
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First Man on the Sun, by Nate Kaufman (USC), 20 Seconds
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Maelstrom, by Larry Bock (USC), 2 Minutes
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The Magician, by Charles Krausne (Art Center College of Design), 2 Minutes
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Lance, by David Pfeil (Art Center College of Design), 3 Minutes
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Third Generation, by Ian Connor (UCLA), 7 Minutes
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Opus One, by Joyce Borenstein (California Institute of the Arts), 4 Minutes
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Blood's Way, by Stan Taylor (American Film Institute), 18 Minutes
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Good Grief, by Mike Jittlov (UCLA), 4 Minutes
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Caprichose, by Michael Stewart (California Institute of the Arts), 23 Minutes

INTERMISSION

UNDERGROUND FILMS SOLD OUT!
Coordinated by Richard Whitehall
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Highway to the Lake, by Albert Lasker, 18 Minutes
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Hands, by Karen Johnson, 3 Minutes
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Landscape, by Jules Engel, 3 Minutes
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Easyout, by Pat O'Neill, 9 Minutes
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U.F.O.'s, by Lillian Schwartz and Ken Knowlton
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Urbasia, by Alex Steiner, 20 Minutes
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1970, by Scott Barrlett, 20 Minutes

Thursday, November 16, 1972:


Event 25, Free Program at 11:00 AM: A Tribute to the International Cinema

THE CHILDHOOD OF MAXIM GORKY
Starring Alexei Lyarsky and Varvara Massalitinova
Directed by Mark Donskoi
An Amkino Corporation Release
100 Minutes
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Short: The Strollers, by Igor Moiseyev (USSR, 1952), 6 Minutes


Event 26, Double Feature at 2:00 PM:

THE SUDDEN WEALTH OF THE POOR PEOPLE OF KOMBACH (Der Plotzliche Reichtum der Armen Leute von Kombach)
Starring Georg Lehn and Reinhard Hauff
Directed by Volker Schlondorff
A New Yorker Films Release
108 Minutes
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American Premiere:

MISTER BROWN
Starring Al Stevenson and Judith Elliotte
Directed by Roger Andrieux
An Andrieux Production
80 Minutes


Event 27, at 7:00 PM:

WE WON'T GROW OLD TOGETHER (Ne Viellirons pas Ensemble)
Starring Marlene Jobert and Jean Yanne
Directed by Maurice Plalet
A Filmax International Release
103 Minutes
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Short: The Violoncellist, by Pierre Moro-Giafferi (France, 1972), 13 Minutes


Event 28, American Premiere at 9:30 PM:

HOUSE WITHOUT BOUNDRIES (La Casa sin Fronteras)
Starring Geraldine Chaplin and Tony Isbert
Directed by Pedro Olea
A Filmax International Release
97 Minutes
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Short: Luc Peire's Environment, by Jean Mil (Belgium, 1972), 11 Minutes


Event 29, American Premiere at 12:00 Midnight:

HOW TASTY WAS MY LITTLE FRENCHMAN (Como era Gostoso o Meu Frances)
Starring Arduino Colasanti and Ana Maria Magalhaes
Directed by Nelson Pereira Dos Santos
A New Yorker Films Release
80 Minutes
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Short (presented after the feature): Robert Having His Nipple Pierced, by Sandy Daley (USA, 1970), 33 Minutes

Friday, November 17, 1972:

Event 30, Free Program at 11:00 AM: A Tribute to the International Cinema

WEIRD TALES (Kwaidan)
Starring Mihiyo Aratama and Katsuo Nakamora
Directed by Masaki Kobayashi
A Walter Reade Organization Release
163 Minutes
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Short: Ai!, by Yoji Kuri (Japan, 1964), 4 Minutes


Event 31, American Premiere at 2:00 PM:

THE VALLEY [Obscured by Clouds] (La Vallée)
Starring Bulie Ogier and Jean-Pierre Kalfon
Directed by Barbet Schroeder
A Lagoon Release
100 Minutes
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Short: (a seqment from) Coming of the Dawn, by George Greenough (USA, 1971), 6 Minutes
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A Personal Appearance by Mr. Bernard Herrman, who was presented with a FILMEX Honorary Certificate
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"MUSIC IN FILM"
A Panel Discussion

A Tentative Listing of Participants from the Catalog:

Bernard Herrman / David Raksin / Jack Nitzsche, and others.


Event 32, American Premiere at 7:00 PM:

JOURNEY (Silver Lady River)
Starring Genevieve Bujold and John Vernon
Directed by Paul Almond
An Eoph Productions Release
87 Minutes
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Short: Barbara, by Diane Graham (USA, 1972), 10 Minutes


Event 33, American Premiere at 9:30 PM:

DEAR IRENE (Kaere Irene)
Starring Mette Knudsen and Sten Kaalo
Directed by Christian Braad Thomsen
A Nordisk Film Release
100 Minutes
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Short: All's Quiet in Sparkle City, by Ross Albert (USA, 1971), 13 Minutes


Event 34, at 12:00 Midnight:

HEROSTRATUS
Starring Michael Gotheard and Gabriella Licudi
Directed by Don Levy
A British Film Institute Release
142 Minutes
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Short: The "Here, Pussy, Pussy" number from The Goldwyn Follies, by George Marshall, et al / 6 Minutes

Saturday, November 18, 1972:


Event 35, Free Program at 11:00 AM: A Tribute to the International Cinema

ON APPROVAL
Starring Clive Brook and Beatrice Lillie
Directed by Clive Brook
An Eagle-Lion Ditribution Release
80 Minutes
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Short: Day Dreams, by Ivor Montagu (Great Britain, 1928), 23 Mintes
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I attended this performance - ED


Event 36, at 2:00 PM

GUMSHOE
Starring Albert Finney and Billie Whitelaw
Directed by Stephen Frears in Color
88 Minutes / Rated GP
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Short: Deduce, You Say! Starring Daffy Duck / Directed by by Chuck Jones / A Warner Bros. Pictures Release in Technicolor (USA, 1959), 7 Minutes
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Serial: Chapter # 15, Dick Tracyin "Brothers United" Starring Ralph Byrd and Kay Hughes / Directed by Alan James and Ray Taylor / A Republic Pictures Release / 16 Minutes


Event 37, Children's Program at 4:00 PM:

SLEEPING BEAUTY SOLD OUT!
With the Voices of Mary Costa and Taylor Holmes
Directed by Clyde Geronimi
A Walt Disney Production Presented in 70mm Super Technirama and 6-Track Stereophonic Sound
A Buena Vista Pictures Release
73 Minutes
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Short: Marble, by Jan Oonk (Netherlands, 1971), 10 Minutes
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I attended this performance - ED


Event 38, at 7:00 PM:

FOOLISH WIVES
Starring Erich von Stroheim and Maude George
Directed by Erich von Stroheim
A Universal Pictures Release
125 Minutes
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Presented with organ accompaniment by Ann Leaf with ensemble
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Short: Screen Snapshots (USA, 1922), 9 Minutes


Event 39, at 9:30 PM:

SAINT MICHAEL HAD A ROOSTER (San Michele Aveva un Gallo)
Starring Giulio Brogi and Sami Pavel
Directed by Paolo and Vittorio Taviani
A RAI Release
90 Minutes
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Short: A Goon Song, by Carl Bell (USA, 1966) 8 Minutes


Event 40, World Premiere at 12:00 Midnight:

SISTERS SOLD OUT!
Starring Margot Kidder and Jennifer Salt
Directed by Brian De Palma
An American International Release / Color by Movielab
93 Minutes / Rated R
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Short: Mary C. Brown and the Hollywood Sign, by Robert Fentress (USA, 1971), 4 Minutes

Sunday, November 19, 1972:


Event 41, Free Program at 11:00 AM: A Tribute to the International Cinema

DAY OF WRATH (Vredens Dag)
Starring Thorklid Roose and Lisbeth Movin
Directed by Carl Dreyer
A George J. Schaefer & Son Release
98 Minutes
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Short: The Boy and the Moon, by Jannik Hastrup (Denmark, 1969), 9 Minutes


Event 42, American Premiere at 2:00 PM:

A TEAR IN THE OCEAN (Une Larme dans L'Ocean)
Starring Alexandre Stere and Dominique Rollin
Directed by Henry Glaeser
A Levitt-Pickman Release
86 Minutes
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Short: Cotton Eyed Joe, by John McDonald (USA, 1970), 13 Minutes


Event 43, American Premiere Children's Program at 4:00 PM:

I CAN JUMP OVER PUDLES AGAIN (Uz Zase Skacu Pres Kaluze)
Starring Vladimir Dlouhy and Zdenka Hadrbolcova
Directed by Karel Kachyna
A Filmové Studio Barrandov Production
95 Minutes
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Short: Catuor, by Judith Klein (Canada, 1972), 4 Minutes


Event 44, Closing Night at 7:00 PM:

THE DESCREET CHARM OF THE BOURGEOISIE (La Charme Discret de la Bourgeoisie) SOLD OUT!
Starring Fernando Rey and Delphine Seyring
Directed by Luis Bunuel
A 20th Century-Fox Release
100 Minutes / Rated
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Short: Yesterday's Shore, Tomorrow's Morning, by Eva Lothar (USA, 1972), 13 Minutes