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By Alan Heppel
Saturday, December 9, 1972
P LAYED AT ITS BEST, Bertolt Brecht's work has the beauty and finesse of a perfectly constructed essay. Its proclaimed
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NEWS
By Alan Heppel
Monday, December 4, 1972
P LAY IT AS IT LAYS follows Maria Wyeth, an occasional actress and part-time wife of director Carter Lang, on
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NEWS
By Alan Heppel
Friday, October 20, 1972
T HE SORROW AND THE PITY is an immense and truly extraordinary testimonial to humanity's infinite potential to do good
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NEWS
By Alan Heppel
Monday, May 15, 1972
T HERE EXISTS a special group of film comedies that make us laugh so hard our faces hurt afterwards. As
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NEWS
By Alan Heppel
Monday, May 8, 1972
(Brel played its four-day run this past weekend. Today's article was originally scheduled for Friday; due to a reading period
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NEWS
By Alan Heppel
Thursday, March 23, 1972
W HEN I was eight years old, seeing Agatha Christie's Ten Little Indians kept me awake for a week, listening
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NEWS
By Alan Heppel
Thursday, March 9, 1972
I N APRIL 7, 1933, King Kong opened at New York's Roxy Theater: the movie's gorilla hero, Kong, became an
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NEWS
By Alan Heppel
Wednesday, February 23, 1972
I N 1968 Jan Kadar was in the midst of shooting a movie when the Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia scattered
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NEWS
By Alan Heppel
Monday, January 17, 1972
D irty Harry may well be the ultimate Hollywood movie about cops and killers. Its hero, the quintessence of the
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NEWS
By Alan Heppel
Monday, January 10, 1972
I n Without Marx or Jesus, a Succes de scandale in France and a best seller stateside, Jean-Francois Revel proposes
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