THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7.1963 -
allons - au cinema
'Divorce.: Funny State;
'Taras' Slips On Steppes
By VIPtcE YOUNG
Collegial/ Reviewer
In Italy there is a certain
statute 'No. 587 that states: "If a
man should find his wife in tan
dem in a . . . relationship with a
stranger, the husband may kill
the wife with fear of only a seven
year maximum prison sentence."
Marcell° Mastroinni in "Di
vorce, Italian Style" is a. Sicilian
baron with a Si-Silly-ian baroness
for a wiferHe also has'Si-Sexy-ian
first cousin' Whom he wants to
marry. l -
KNOWING THAT. divorce is
prohibited in Sicily he decides the
the only way to rid himself of his
loving burden is to create a situa
tion which will - result in enact
ment of statute No. 587.
That's the' fundamental plot,
and around it revolves a series
of highly funny -.incidents and
circumstances that. make "Di
vorce" the best comedy •of 1962,
worthy of the awards 'it gaCrnered
last year at the Cannes Interna
tional Film Festival. •
Cooler Weather Due
After Brief Thaw
The thermometer at the Univer
sity weather station registered a
high temperature of 54 degrees
yesterday afternoon, which was
the warmest reading since Dec. 3.
The temperature trend over the
next few days will-be downward.
However, no - pronounced cooling
is expected for several days.
Today will be mostly cloudy and
cooler with a chance of a few
showers. The high temperature
will be about 40 degrees.
Partly cloudy skies and cooler
readings-are seen for tonight. A
low of 26 -is expected.
Tomorrow should be mostly
cloudy and cool with a chance of
some light - rain - or snow late. in
the day or at night. The high will
be near 36.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
Mastroianni, of "La Dolce Vita"
fame, is perfect in his first droll
comic performance, providing a
mirthquake of merriment.
ON AMERICAN shores, Harold
Hecht and the boys, who in 1958
filmed The Vikings are at it
again with "Taras Bulba," a kind
of "Vikings for Landlubbers."
This one's about Taras (Yul
Brynner), a dirty old Cossack,
and his number one son, Andre
(Tony Curtis).
These Cossacks were forever
riding around in the name ,of
(Polish), libertine, and pursuit (of
Poles). They fight a -- little, do a
mazurka, fight some more, and
mazurk on harder.
RUSSIA'S steppes never looked
more beautiful (maybe because it
was filmed in Argentina). But
when Brynner flings his arms on
his hips and drops his voice five
or six octaves, he appears just like
The King of Siam again, only
dirtier. And Curtis wanders all
over the 50-foot expanse of screen
with a lost expression like a kid
who can't remember where he left
his pants.
Back to the story. Christine
Kaufmann, 'Curtis' Love, is a
small, thin Pole and-- daughter of
a big, fat Pole, the King. This
complicates matters, and she's sent
to bed without any dinner, or, as
a matter of fact, without a bed.
Daddy kicked her ;out. Anyway,
it's all 2 hours and $7 million
worth of good old-fashioned, dirty
fun with the 10,000 Stooges.
Collegiate Digest
Copies of the Collegiate Di
gest will be distributed with
tomorrow's issue of The Daily
Collegian.
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some taste too strong others.taste too"
light. But Viceroy tastes the way you'd
like a filter , cigarette to taste!
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TODAY ON CAMPUS
•.Registration -
Students participating in fhe
Study Abroad program this spring
must register for Spring term at
7430 p.m. in 10 Sparks.
Pre-Vet Club
James H. Gillespie, professor
of veterinary bacteriology and as
sistant director of the Virus. Re
search Institute, Cornell Univer
sity, will speak at a meeting of
the Pre-Veterinary Club et '7:30
p.m. in 111 Boucke.
Extension To Improve Facilities
For Sports Events at Rec Building
A 90-foot extension of the main
unit of Recreation Building is
scheduled -for construction soon,
Walter H. Wiegand, director of
physical plant, said recently.
The _new structure will consist
of 'additional gymnasium class
rooms, lavatories and an extension
of the playing floor.
The floor of, the extension will
be constructed of movable plat
forms which can be raised to pro
vide a stage for the varied ac
tivities which are - held in the
building. Electrical wiring will be
adaptable to whatever lighting
might be desired for stage events,
although' no permanent stage
lights will be installed.
!THE RUNNING track will be
extended and folding bleachers
will be installed in the new ad
dition below the track. All present
bleachers will be replaced with
folding ones., •
"Acoustical tile_will be installed
directly below the trusses of the
ceiling and new lighting will be
provided above the playing floor.
Funds for the project have been
allocated and bids will be taken
not too strong...
not too light...
Viceroy's got -the
taste that's ri • ht!
Radio e•Monday thru Friday e 10:25 P.M.
Student Handbook
Articles for the editorial sec
tions of the 1963 Student Hand
book must be turned in to the
editors before Monday: The stories
should be typed and include the
author's name and telephone num
ber on the paper.
Colloquiums
John Ross, professor of Brown
University will speak to the
Chemistry Colloquium at . 12:30
in - ,the "near future" by the,ben
eral State Authority, Wiegand
-
Other construction projects in
clude an addition to - the east end
of Pattee Library, -Wiegand said.
Sketches are now being drawn
by the architect, he added. This
addition will be similar to the
western-end addition which has
received preliminary approval of
the Board of Trustees.
FINAL PLANS for the addition
to Willard have also been ap
proved by the Board of Trustees.
Both projects now await funds
before actual construction can be
gin. Necessary funds are expected
to be allocated through the GSA
during the present session of the
state legislature, Wiegand said.
Mil Ball Poster Deadline
The deadline fol submitting
decoration designs for the 1963
Military Ball has been postponed
until Friday.
Contestants should turn in
their design, along with name,
local address and phone number
to the Hetzel Union desk.
ALSO IN NEW'
"SLIDE-TOP" CASE
p.m. in 302 Whitmore. His topic
will be "Chemical Kinetics and
Molecular Beams."
Morris Grossman, instructor of
philosophy, will speak to the Phil
osophy Colloquium at 4 p.m. in
203 Willard. His topic will be "The
Drama and Dialectic Ways of
Philosophizing."
Other Events
Angel Flight Drill Team, practice
for members and pledges, 11
p.m., Wagner.
Bkick and Bridle Club, 7:30 p.m.,
206 Armsby. • •
Horticulture Club, 7:30 p.m., NB
Tyson.
News and Views Staff, 7 p.m., 117
Home
.Ec. - •
Outing Club, cabin and trail di
vision, 7 p.m., 112 Buckout.
Society of American Military En
gineers, 7 p.m., 209 Home Ec
South.
Student-Faculty Relations Com
mittee, 6:30 213 HUB.
WRA Executive Board, 6:30 p.m.,
White Hall.
New College Diner
bowntown Between the/Movies
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