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to strike the outer limits of absurdity within the genre ordinary and the overstated. • . Sleep -or Herbert Simon meets Frankenstein." BY.. ‘ Y5.41;51
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AMERICA 'Clytemnestra' The Martha Graham
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This classic work combines the elements of
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music. (90 mine.)
(i) FLAMINGO ROAD When dangerous
chemicals from the Weldon Mill contaminate
Sam Curtis' construction site and both
companies are shut down; Claude Weldon
seeks Field's political favor by offering him a
divorce from Constance. (Repeat; 2 hre.)
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Wife" 1940 CaryGrant,lreneDunne.Awoman,
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husband remarried. (2 hrs.)
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CU HAPPY DAYSMarion'shandsomenephew,
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10:30 CO SOUTHBOUND 'Gimble's Swing' Johnny
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Maximillian Schell. A secret organization of
Nazi war criminals who have spent years
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