daily collegian Films On Campus "Mr. Klein" (1977) Is a French psychological thriller, saris murder, about an aristocratic Catholic Frenchman (Alain Delon) who finds himself receiving a Jewish newspaper addressed to a man of the sante name. Making his suspicions public to the police, they in turn begin to investigate him, believing him to be the other man, an alleged terrorist. Thus begins an obsession with his own past and the identity of the other "Mr. Klein," aggravated even more by the fear of "being" Jewish in 1942. Jeanne Moreau also' stars in what is supposed to be a fairly effective , mystery, directed by Joseph Losey. At 7 and 9 tomorrow night and Monday night, 112 Kern. "Pink Panther Strikes Again" recreates, once again, Peter Sellers as Inspector Clouseau. Recently aired on network television, this is one of director Blake Edwards' more hysterical wind ups. At 7 and 9 tonight and Sunday night, 112 Kern.. "Woodstock," the 1970 film about the thousands of young people who converged for one of the finest folk-rock concerts ever,. should be seen for the music alone, If not for the engaging glimpses of a youth rebel movement that refused to die. Joan Baez, Crosby Stills Nash & Young are just some of the memorable performers of that time. At 7 and 10 tonight through Sunday night, Waring Lounge. "Damnation Alley" stars George Peppard and Jan-Michael Vincent in a sci-li flick about surviving a nuclear holocaust. At 7, 9 and 11 tonight and 'tomorrow night, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Sunday, Pollock Rec Room. "Dumbo," the Walt Disney character with his big ears in full color animation, plays at 7 and 8:30 tonight and tomorrow night, 7:30 and 9:30 unday night, 108 Forum. "The Mutations" is a British science fiction film released in 1974. It plays at 8:30 tonight and tomorrow night, 7:30 and 9:30 Stinday night, 108 Forum. Both films will also play a double bill beginning at 10:30 tonight and tomorrow night in 108 Forum. Part one of "The 81st Blow," a film said to contain "rare and devastating footage" of the Jewish holocaust in Nazi Germany, will be shown at 7:30 tonight in the main ballroom of the Sheraton Inn. The documentary is sponsored by the Messianic Jewish Congregation of State College as part of a continuing educational film series. "Murder on the Orient Expess" Agatha Christie's murder mystery with a barrage of stars. Tonight through Sunday, 7:30 and 9:45, 021 Sparks. "Pink Flamingos" Devine at her sickest. Rated X. Tonight through Sunday, 7:30, 9:15 and, 1; 10 Sparks. "The Outlaw Josey Wales" (1978) is directed by and stars, who else, Clint Eastwood. Set in post-Civil War times in Kansas, and Missouri, Eastwood as Josey Wales sets out on els characteristically bloody trail of vengeance inone critic said he stopped counting the killings after 25) when his family is killed by marauders. "Eastwood as hero . . . is Indestructible," another wrote. "As director he has known how to giver himself the best of it." At 7:30 and 10 tonight thiough Sunday, 105 Forum. Clint Eastwood stars in "The Outlaw Josey Wales" this weekend on cam pus. "Singin' In the Rain" (1952) starring Gene Kelly who co•directed with Stanley Donen, Is the tamed and lively musical that was filmed In Williamsport, Pa.At 8 p.m. Tuesday in Schwab Auditorium. Downtown "Hardcore" stars George C. Scott as a self• righteous zealot in search of his missing daughter, only to find "she has been used in a shocking and sordid way," according to its advertisement. Unfortunately, that distorts the fact that screenwriter Paul Schrader has the young woman caught up in the skin flick trade quite voluntarily after she runs away from home. From all reports, Scott's performance is fine as usual, but as a man who is never tempted by this decadence on display, his role seems oddly contrived. Schrader wrote the screenplay for Martin Scorsese's "Taxi Driver," so the neon hell and sleazy sex shops, at least, are authentic. Daily, 7:45 and 9:45, Cinema 11. "Halloween" is said to be one of the scariest (and thus one of the best) horror movies of late. Daily at 7:45 and 9:30, the State. "Same Time Next Year" stars Alan Aida and Ellen Burstyn in the screen version of the long running hit pfay. Nominated for four Academy Awards Daily at 7:15 and 9:30, the Movies. "Fast Break" stars Gabe Kaplan In a basketball comedy that reaks of "Welcome Back Kotler" overtones Daily at 7:45 and 9:30, Cinema L '9-leaven Can Wait" is Warren Beatty's sugar-smacked remake of "Here Comes Mr. Jordan" but it's pleasant just the same Dyan Cannon (at her best), diaries Grodin and Julie Christie are some of the co-stars. It's nominated for nine Oscars Daily at 7:30 and 9:30, the Flick. "Superman" will it ever go away? Daily at 7:15 and 9:45, the Garden. "Rocky Horror Picture Show," weekly, midnight Friday and Saturdays. Television , "Torn Curtain" (1966) stars Paul Newman and Julie Andrews in Alfred Hitchcock's 50th film, about an American scientist who defects to East Germany. It's not as suspenseful as some of his better works, but Newman makes it worthwhile. At 4 p.m., Channel 9. "The Child Stealer" is a 1979 TV-movie exploring the problem of futile legal attempts to bring back children "kidnapped" by their fathers when custody has been awarded to the mothers as a result of divorce. Beau Bridges plays the straying father and Blair Brown his ex-wile in this drama. At 9 p m., Channel 8. "Goodbye Again" is a sentimental but nonetheless interesting film due to the presence of Ingrid Bergman, Anthony Perkins and Yves Montand, in a story about a Paris Interior decorator who takes up with a younger man to hurt her former lover. At 11:30 p.m., Channel 5. "The Paradine Case" is yet another Hit chcock movie (1948) about a crime of passion on trial In a suspenseful courtroom. Stars Gregory Peck, Ann Todd and Charles Laughton. At 12:45 a.m., Channel 10. Saturday: "The Murder Clinic" (1966) is an Italian thriller that sounds attractive if only because it takes place in a psychiatric hospital in turn-of- the-century Britain. Said to be "handsomely filmed." Stars William Berger, Francoise Prevost. At 10 a.m., Channel 9. Cinematic Eye film observers will ap preciate Benjamin Dunlap's intelligent com mentary on PBS' weekly "Cinema Showcase" presentation, beginning at noon on Channel 3. This week's movie stars Charles Laughton and John Mills in "Hobson's Choice" (1954), an English comedy about a widower's plan to wed his daughters. At 12:30 p.m , Channel 3. "Wuthering Heights" (1939), Emily Bronte's classic story of an ill-fated romance between a woman (Merle Oberon) who cares more about money than she does about her love for a stableboy called Heathcliff (Laurence Olivier) William Wyler directed; David Niven also stars. At 8 p.m, Channel 11. Academy Leaders presents award-winning short films and cartoons that are considerably more fun than the Saturday morning kiddie show. This week's line-up Includes "The Sand Castle" (1977), featuring Canadian animation using sand figures; "First Edition" (1977) about the daily routine of a metropolitan newspaper, In this case the Baltimore Sun, and "This Mechanical Age" (1954), about flying At 10 p.m , Channel 3. Second City Television similar to the Saturday Night Live format, this week the Chicago-based comedy troupe parodies Agatha Christie with "Death Takes No Holiday." At 11 p.m., Channel 9. "Divorce American Style" (1967) is an amusing and occasionally hilarious account of the horrors of alimony, strictly from a man's point of view. Dick Van Dyke, Debbie Reynolds, Jean Simmons and Jason Robards head a good cast At 11.30 p.m., Channel 5. Saturday Night Live for the die•hards tonight is hosted by actor Gary Busey (star of "The Buddy Holly Story"). At 11:30 p.m., Channel 6. "Melody" (1971) is an English film about a young romance, starring "Oliver" veterans Mark Lester and Jack Wild. At 1 :30 a.m., Channel 11. Sunday: Academy Leaders repeats at 2 p.m., Channel 3. (See above..) "Body and Soul" (1947) is director Robert Rossen's story of a middleweight boxer's bout with success, starring John Garfield and Lilli Palmer. At 3 p.m., Channel 5. Laurel and Hardy, two of the sharpest (if underrated) comics of our time, play policemen looking into a burglary in The Midnight Patrol" (1933). At 3:45 p.m , Channel 10. Merle Oberon and Laurence Olivier star in the 1939 film classic, "Wuthering Heights, "The Innocents," (1961), an English version of Henry James' "The Turn of the Screw" stars Deborah Kerr and Michael Redgrave. At 6 p.m., Channel 5 _ Andres Segovia at the White House presents the 86-year-old master classical guitarist in recital. At 8 p.m , Channel 3. Mister Dugan the very funny Cleavon Little stars as a new Congressman in this premiere CBS comedy series At 8:30 p m., Channel 10. Masterpiece Theatre opens tonight with "Lillie," a 13-part series about the English ac tress Lillie Langtry, played by Francesca'Annis. At 9 p m., Channel 3 The Mary Tyler Moore Hour is back and revised as a talk show within a show, similar to the format of the New Dick Van Dyke Show which tailed not too long ago. Let's hope Moore fares better than her still funny ex-TV-husband, Van Dyke. who plans to be one of her guests some week. Beatrice Arthur ("Maude") co•stars tonight. At 10 p.m., Channel 10. Upstairs Downstairs, the Emmy-winning Masterpiece Theatre British series written by John Hawkesworth reruns at 8 p.m , Channel 11, and 11:30 p.m , Channel 6. Theatre • Artists Series Lewis Carroll's classic fairy tale. "Alice in Wonderland" will be set to music and presented by the Prince Street Players from 11 am. to 2 p.m. Saturday in Schwab Auditorium. Tickets are $1 for children and students and $2 for adults, Unreserved seating. Music Concerts State College Choral Society will present Haydn's "The Creation" at 7:30 p.m Sunday in the State College Area Senior High School auditorium., The 100-voice choral society, now in its 30th season, will be joined by three professional soloists and a symphony orchestra under the direction of D. Douglas Miller, associate professor of music at the University. Tickets are available at the HUB and will be available at the door. Lola Oakley (graduate-music) will present a violin concert at 3:30 p.m. Sunday In the Music Building Recital Hall. Selections to be performed are Mozart: Violin Sonata, K. 378; Bach: Partita No. 1 in B minor for Violin Solo, BWV 1002: Debussy: Sonate pour Violon et Plano. Ad• mission is free. Stephen Harrison (graduate•music) will give a cello concert, at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Music Building Recital Hall. Admission is free. The Jazz Blue Band will perform tonight for the National Association of Jazz Educators at its annual conference at the Philadelphia Sheraton. The 20 musicians will be led by graduate assistant Larry Fisher. On the Air: Arts Showcase 2 to 7 p m Monday through Friday and 1 to 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday (WDFM, 91 FM). Saturday The Metropolitan Opera, 2 to 5.30 p.m. (WDFM). R. Strauss. Ariadne auf Naxos. James Levine cond., Leontyne Price, Edtta Gruberova, Tattana Troyanos, Rene Kollo, Allan Monk Chicago Symphony Orchestra, 6:10 to 8 p.m. (WDFM). Sir Georg Solti cond., Victor Aitay (violin), Emanuel Ax (piano). Schuller. Recitative and Rondo for Violin and Orchestra; Liszt: Piano Concerto No. 2 in A; Brahms: Symphony No. 1 in C minor, Op 68. , Sunday: "The Living Classics", 6 a.m. to noon (WXLR, 103.1 FM). New York Philharmonic, 'I to 3 p.m (WDFM). Erich Leinsdorf cond., Donald Gramm (bass baritone), Gianna Roland' (soprano), Diane Curry (mezzo-soprano); Westminster Choir: Roussel: Symphony No. 4, R Strauss: Burger sus Ede!mann. Library of Congress Chamber Music Series, 6.10 to 8 p.m. (WDFM). Julliard String Quartet, Jorge Bolet (piano), Donald Palma (double bass). Mozart: Eine Kleine Nachtmustk; Rachmaninoff Sonata for Cello and Piano; Schubert: Quintet in A Major, "The Trout " "Andres Segovia at the White House." 8 to 9 p.m (WPSX-TV, Ch 3). The guitarist performs works by de Navarez, Bach, Sor, Castelnuovo- Tedesco, Torroba and Albeniz Taped earlier in the day. "Horowitz Live Encore." 10 to 11 pm. (WPSX-TV). New York Philharmonic, Zubin Mehta cond., Vladimir Horowitz (piano). Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No 3. Taped and first shown in 1978. Sounds The Coffeehouses: Jawbone: Bob Doyle performs at 9.45 and 11 tonight with open mike available In-between. Kern: Reuben Sayers, Dick McEwen, Jeff McLaughlin and Carrie Palanrian are the scheduled performers beginning at 8 tonight in 102 Kern. Around Town, tonight and tomorrow: Alexander's, 1450 S. Atherton St.. Crystal Dream. Allen Room, 100 W College Ave.: Ken Mathieu. Autoport, 1405 S. Atherton St.: Jim Langton. Brewery, 233 E. Beaver Ave.: Tahoka Freeway. Coffee Grinder, 815 Cricklewood Dr. retirees: Randy Hughes. Gatsby's, 100 W College Ave.: The Dance Band. Le Bistro, 210 W. College Ave.: Arthur Goldstein, tonight; Goldstein Jazz Trio tomorrow night. Mr. C's; 112 W. College Ave • televised "Disco World," tomorrow night only. Phyrst, 112% E. Beaver Ave.: Tarnished Six, tonight; Phyrst Phamily tomorrow night. p.m. on Chann, MEE Rathskeller, 108 S. Pugh St.: J.B. Saloon, 101 Helster St.: Cook & Cosey. Shandygaft, rear 212 E. College Ave.: Beau Mares. Scorpion, downstairs 232 W. Calder Way Strider tonight; 7-11 Band tomorrow night. Galleries Museum of Art work by 26 contemporary Japanese potters and French works from the permanent collection are now on display. Opening Sunday Is Chinese Paintings and Mounted Rocks, an exhibit which concentrates on landscape art. Also opening Sunday Is an exhibit by a contemporary Chinese painter, C.C. Wang. Wang will deliver a gallery talk on Tuesday at 10.30 a.m In the museum discussing the ancient Chinese tradition of wen• Jen (scholar painters) which he follows. Zoller Gallery "Super Mud," an exhibit of ceramic works created by graduate students of eight universities Black Cultural Center "Blacks in History," a series of portraits Also, carvings and fabrics from Africa. Kern Commons Gallery "Folk Arts and Crafts' The Deep South" Is on national cir culation by the Smithsonian Institution. Works Include quilts, needlework, sculpture, paintings, baskets, and musical Instruments. HUB multi-media exhibit by the Art Alliance of Pennsylvania; Masterworks from the Super Mud competition. Pattee Library through Wednesday, a glass invitational in the East Corridor Gallery. University art students are represented in conceptual and multi-media works; photographs by Scott Bluebond in the lending services lobby, Etc., etc. Speakers: Rev. Robert Boyer, campus minister for the United Ministries at the University will be the guest at the 11 a m interdenominational service in the Helen Eakin Eisenhower Chapel Sunday. His topic will be "The Great Parable." Dr. Edward Anders of the University of Chicago will give a series of talks for the 53rd annual Priestley Lectures next Monday through Thursday at 8 p.m. In 1 19 Osmond. The lectures are; "Earliest History of the Solar System as Inferred from Meteorites;" "Origin of Organic Compounds in Meteorites;" "Composition and Origin of the Inner Planets;" and "Was There a Superheavy Element in Meteorites?" Sports Volleyball The team will face Pittsburgh at 7 tonight in Rec Hall as the Lions (15.1) begin a weekend home series against two eastern teams. The Lions will host Army at 7 tomorrow to round out the weekend. Bowling The team meets Maryland at 1 tomorrow in Rec Hall Away: Women's Basketball The Lady Lions will meet Rutgers in the semi-final round of the Mid- Atlantic Regionals at 7 tonight in Towson, Md A win for the Lady Lions (21-6) will assure them a spot in the national women's basketball tour nament If the Lady Lions advance to the final round, they will meet the winner of the Cheyney St -Maryland contest, which will be played at 9 tonight. The championship will be played tomorrow night. Wrestling Penn State wrestlers Sam Sallitt and John Hanrahan will represent the Lions in the National Collegiate Athletic Association wrestling tournament which began yesterday at lowa State. The tournament will also run today and tomorrow. Directory The Theatres • Cinema One and Cinema Two, 118 Holster St. • The Flick, 129 S. Atherton St • The Garden, 114 S. Allen St • The MOvfes, corner of Beaver Avenue and Garner Street • Screening Room, 127 S. Fraser St. • State Theatre, 128 W. College Ave. On Campus • Artists Series, Pine Cottage • Chambers Gallery • Eisenhower Auditorium • HUB Desk • Kern Commons Gallery • Museum of Art • Paul Robeson Cultural Center • Playhouse and Pavillon Theatres • Zoller Gallery Weekend, a summary of entertainment and events at Penn State each weekend, appears every Friday in The Daily Collegian. Contributions can be dropped off daily at the Collegian office, 128 Carnegie. Friday, March 9 1 This untitled creation was done by James McMurray from Eastern Michigan University. It Is on display with the Super Mud Student In vitational exhibit in Zoller Gallery. Fencing The men's team wilt defend its team championship at the North Atlantic In tercollegiate Conference fencing meet tomorrow at Princeton. Lion entries in the tourney will be Jeff Haney and Mike Corona In epee, Matt Harris and Brian Gibson in foil and Don Lear and Dan Jarashow in sabre. Woman's Track The team will be defending Its team title In the Eastern Association for In tercollegiate Athletics for Women championships this weekend at Princeton. 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