Vol. 19 No. 21 Daily Sundial ^ ^P^California State University-Northridge IViday|'r , October 11. 1974 Student Center hits snag $2.5 million overbid jeopardizes building By DEBBIE GOFFA Quincy Jones and Associates. Assignment Editor The USC Board was per and mitted to spend up to $6.6 MIKE SEARLES million, 15 per cent beyond the News Editor original estimate, by the CSUC After student contributions Board of Trustees. The lowest of nearly $3 million, the long- bid came in at 40 per cent over promised University Student the estimate. Center (USC), the most am Dr. Patrick Smith, Director bitious project ever undertaken of the Center and an Assistant by CSUN students, has suffered Dean of Students, called for an a perhaps fatal setback. emergency meeting with the At a bid-opening session Chancellor's Office next week to Thursday, it was revealed that try and find a solution. The Center has been on the drawing board for more than 13 years the sprawling three-level After the bid announcement. complex would cost nearly $2.5 Smith met with the architect IN JEOPARDY-The planned University projected costs. Pictured is the architect's million more than was projected and several CSUN ad Student Center suffered a setback Thursday at conception of the proposed center, however some by architects, a sum accepted ministrators. the bid-opening session when it was revealed cutbacks will probably have to be made. by the USC Board of Directors. Smith explained that certain that the lowest estimate was $2.5 million over The Center has been on the "deductible alternates" could drawing board for more than 13 easily be cut from the structure on the building means a time a self-tax in 1968 to fund the Mark Tuchman and Steve years, has been handled by six and an additional unspecified delay since the architect has to Center, they were told con Holtz, both members of the political entities, has had two portion of the main building redraw the master plan and a struction would be completed in USC Board of Directors, also union directors, and underwent may have to be eliminated. time delay is money." 1971. That fee, separate from attended the bid-opening. two student referendums. According to Smith, if A.S. President James Conran the $10-a-semester A.S. charge, $124,000 budget Cost estimates construction is not initiated, or reacted to the announcement eventually grew to $20 a year. Since its inception, that Cost estimates, ranging from if the reworked drawings have saying, "I am very disap Since then, there have been at Board has been channeling USC $8.1 million to $9.1 million, were not been approved by Feb. 1, a pointed. It is a great loss for the least two additional delays. The funds into other campus ac submitted by four competing $4.5 million dollar government students and I think it requires latest prediction by Smith for tivities. This year the Board's contractors. A $5.7 million subsidy bond to help finance the a great deal of looking into by groundbreaking was early this budget totals $124,000. projection had been submitted Center will be lost. the appropriate areas." fall with completion in Fall The Board has also spent by the Center's architect, A. Smith explained, "A cutback When students first approved 1976. over $20,000, including a $4,000 Some of the delay can be allocation this year, to travel traced to continuing ad the country, researching the ministrative shake-ups which Center, and attending student Vocal minority protests eventually took control of the union seminars. Center out of the hands of A.S. The expenditures have been with the formation of a separate criticized by former A.S. UCS Corporation in 1972. President William Watkins, NCR living conditions Only incorporated union who sat on the Board, and have CSUN's student center is the been defended by the USC By ROSALIE McCORDIC She complained that to the student without a car. and although other living "How do you get to school if JUDIGUNTHER arrangements are available to you live in an apartment?" she 7 am very disappointed. It is a Staff Writers new students, they are not asked. Conflicting ideas exist in the always practical. great loss for the students.' operation of Northridge "They're not forcing you to Schwartz pointed out that Campus Residence, not only stay here, but where else can although students are not between management and you go," she said. "I thought forced to live at NCR, they only incorporated union in business coodinator, l\ichman, students, but within about commuting, but I knew I would not receive many of the California. who went on several of the management itself. couldn't because of rain and dorm's accommodations Smith explained the unique research journeys. elsewhere. situation in a Sundial interview Disagreements over rent, cold factors...the whole Meanwhile, the CSUC Board last semester saying, "Unions food and lack of student ser situation is righteously "NCR doesn't force anyone to of Trustees will make a final are student oriented. Student vices are secondary to dif crummy. live or stay here," he said. "We decision as to whether any of government is politically ferences in philosophy. Transportation problem are the only dorm but we didn't the submitted bids will be oriented. That was the primary Mark Schwartz, director of The transfer student from put ourselves in that position." accepted. thing that came out in our the only dormitory available to Los Angeles City College feels More attention CSUN students, feels that "the that finding a compatable research." silent majority is reasonably roommate for apartment living He added that students CSUN administrators at the Editors Note: The Daily happy with living conditions." away from campus is both time outside the Northridge area and Thursday meeting included Sundial will continue to explore Vocal minority consuming and difficult. She freshmen cannot devote the Edmund Peckham, dean of the future of the University "If the vocal minority needs added that compatability time to "both keeping house students; David Buck, director Student Center. Arrangements help, we'll be somewhat between roommates cannot be and going to school." Han of plant operations; Richard are now being made to attend helpful," said Schwartz. forced successfully. dicapped students, he said, Purcell, director of campus an important decision-making However, Sheila Anderson, Even if a roommate could be receive more attention at the planning; and Warner Masters, meeting next week at the home economics junior and part found, Anderson feels that dorm than they would get vice president for business Chancellors office. See Sundial of the vocal minority, disagrees. transportation poses a problem Please turn to page 5 affairs. editorial next week.
From singing Who is this Keeping to CSUN school for? Score see page 2 see page 4 see page 15 Page 2-Daily Sundial-October 11, 1974 THIRD WORLD Abbey Lincohi shares her talents
By GEORGE WANAMAKER for the immediate future. Staff Writer "1 really wasn't looking for a Her eyes are bright. She teaching job, but like so many paces the room like a cat, ad things in my life the move back monishing her charges to feel to Los Angeles was decided by a free to show their emotions and phone call," she said. get involved in the group Moseka had gone to San discussion that is becoming Francisco "to live" and to do heated. some work as a vocalist in an Her dress, somewhere bet environment that is more ween African traditional and conducive to the artistic present day hip, gives her temperment she possesses. audience some hint of the past "The same energy 1 use on inherent in her name. the stage, either singing or But the audience are acting, I use in the classroom. I members of a class and don't really follow the academic Aniinata Moseka, also known approach in my lectures. as Abbey Lincoln, is making her "I'm constantly comparing first attempt at a new career, notes with the members of the teaching, in a life that has class through discussion. Most included many. of the time I act as a director, a For the record Moseka sort of catalytic force, only AMINATA MOSEKA formerly Abbey "The Lion and the Jewel," at CSUN this teaches Pan-African Studies occasionally becoming the Lincoln addresses Pan-African studies theatre 462, African-American theatre instructor," she said. December. class. Moseka will direct a student production, Sundial photo by Jim Yeager and PAS 461, African Art in the Those discussions sometime New World. Off the record she take the form of spirited en "The people here have really named Mike Roemer chose her god of love. Aminata also brings to the class her own counter sessions with students made me feel welcome. I've for the lead in "Nothing But a means mother, so my name can philosophy on how to survive in expressing their views on a fallen in love with the Pan- Man." The film and her per be translated to mother god of the most competitive of number of topics besides acting, African Studies department," formance were widely acclaimed love. businesses and still maintain performing and art. she says smiling. by the national press and was "1 had been looking for a ones values and direction. Moseka beams as they are Aminata Moseka, formerly her first exposure as a film traditional African name but One might ask why she isn't drawn into this exchange of Abbey Lincoln, formerly Gabby actress. It was one of the first you can't give it to yourself, teaching a class in Black music, thought and most days she Lee, originally Anna Marie films to deal with ordinary someone must give it to you," having been one of the pioneer continues the conversations in Wooldridge was born in Black people coping with she explained. vocalists in the strongly her small office adjacent to the Chicago and nurtured on a farm everyday human problems. Moseka makes it clear that nationalistic Black music of the large, filled to capacity, in Michigan. But as well received as she is an actor not an actress 60's. But her acting career, one classroom. "We led a simple, fulfiUing "Man" was, Moseka didn't and that it should be god not that has been deliberately Speaking with the con and beautiful existence on the appear in another theatrical film goddess in the translation of her altered to conform to the strict ciseness of the poet she is, farm. We didn't have electricity until 1968 when she co-starred name. "An action doesn't demands she sets for herself, is Moseka rhapsodizes on the and 1 didn't hear a radio until 1 with Sidney Poiter in "For Love change because of the gender," the vehicle that brought her to beauties of being an aware was 14." of Ivy." she says. nation wide attention in the Black woman and the strength As a child she watched things Although critics appraisals of Currently at work directing a past decade and one of the and virtue of her beloved Black grow and listened to Billie "Ivy" were mixed. Abbey student production at CSUN. reasons she was asked to teach men. "I love all of them," she Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald and Lincoln's performance was "The Lion and the Jewel," at CSUN. beams. Lena Horn records, brought hailed as elegant. Again the Moseka hasn't been active in Vern Bryant, an assistant And so the conversation goes home by one of her sisters, on a role she played was a landmark, films the past few months. professor of PAS, asked her to on, Moseka allowing each hand cranked Victrola. the first time a typical Black "The last role 1 played was a come to CSUN earlier this year. participant to have his or her Leaving home at 19, she woman was the herajine of a cameo appearance as a judge on "I wanted a class that would say, then commenting or in worked at various jobs before major motion picture. "Marcus Welby, M.D." define theatre and seeing her as terjecting her thoughts based becoming a professional singer The film, which was a huge Although I have an agent I a performer convinced me she on more than 20 years of in and made her nighclub debut in box office success ($5 million don't wait around for the phone was a person who knew the volvement in communications. Jackson, Michigan, in 1950. gross its first week), brought to ring anynrore because I could medium and could articulate," "I find that being a teacher at Six years later after being Abbey Lincoln to the attention care less. Bryant said. this school really means I'm Gabby Lee for awhile she of the mass movie going "1 leave everything 1 get Moseka says that at the time confessing my life, my ex followed her manager's advice audience. involved in before I've made a she had moved to San Francisco perience. Sometimes I'm the and became Abbey Lincoln. Like Emmy Award winning lot of money. But I require my and had told everybody that it student and the class teaches That period saw her rise to actress Cicely Tyson, who is one life and the expression of it. would be her base of operation me. national attention as a singer of her friends, Moseka has When anybody barters for that and also as a glamour girl, an chosen her film roles very 1 find myself turning the image she was never really carefully. proposition down. comfortable with. "I haven't done another "You have to be a rat to be In 1957 she met and came theatrical film since "For Love in the rat race. I've found the under the guidance of pioneer of Ivy" because I haven't been peace of mind I need to wait for jazz drummer Max Roach. offered a role that reflects the the good things to happen. The "Almost every time 1 talk about lives of women of African life I'm leading now is preparing something 1 have to bring him heritage in America. When I'm me for the next role," she said. in. When I met him, it was my involved in a project its usually As serene as her outward first exposure to a serious something 1 can be proud of." appearance may be she becomes artist. It was the first time the While talking with Moseka very emotional when talking music (Black jazz) had been the emergence of her "third about films, especially the explained to me and 1 was able career/life seems to have current crop of so-called to see myself through the evolved naturally. She speaks of "blaxploitation" movies. music. Our marriage lasted 12 Abbey Lincoln in the third "There'll come a time when years. Twelve years being a full person, past tense. pe CRH'' THE WORLD OF UUUUS VROODER Mann's NATIONAL THEATRE (S^ Westwood 479-2866 DAILY 2:15 4:1S -1:15 • t:^ 10:1S OFF ANY PURCHASE iNO GIMMICKS-NO MINIMUM PURCHASEJ IMPORTED CAUSE Sale Of All Rental Equiptment -PACKS -BAGS -FOAM PADS -TENTS BLAZERS -ICE AXES -DAY PACKS elsewhere $16.00 Sale On -BOOKS FAMOUS NAME -CLOSE OUT ITEMS -SELECTED MERCHANDISE PURSES FREEEEEEEEEE elsewhere $12.00 To The first 30 customers WILDERNESS SHOPPE TEE SHIRTS! THE GARMENT DISTRia< LITTLE STONES WILDERNESS SHOPPE 9545 RESEDA BLVD. 9250 Reseda Blvd. Northridge^ NURTHRIDGt (213) 886-9000 ^im^i 349-4511 mm^ I'age 4-Daily Sundial-October 11. 1974 EDITORIAL Who ever asks the students? Does California State University, Northridge exist students are seniors they have decent registration for the students or do the students exist for the times. In another wise maneuver, the administration university? acted decisively. Freshmen were given top priority. Obviously, the question is not one to be grappled Students were never consulted. with through many a sleepless night. Still, it Those same students, who late in their CSUN manifests itself in countless ways to the students of careers could finally get parking permits, were again Northridge. left out in the cold when the administration moved They battle their way through valley traffic only to boldly to alleviate the campus parking woes...they face the horrendous CSUN traffic on the west edge switched from a parking permit system to a 25 cents of campus. The administration coped with the a shot method. A much, much more lucrative problem by building a new parking lot...on the east arrangement for the school...not the students, who end of the school. It was also at the cost of a again were not even asked. beautiful grass field. Some of the most outstanding aspects of this A complaint of CSUN students for years has been campus are the stretches of grass (green) for that this is simply a commuter school with nothing students to study, romp, and frolic on. A look at the happening. One answer was a student center similar administration's master building plan reveals that it is to that of UCLA's. Various administrators and faculty these locations which are all earmarked for future members met the problem head on...they built a building construction. This, despite the fact CSUN faculty center. We're still looking for the student's stretches all the way to and includes, Devonshire center. Downs. Numerous students in an effort to do their part for Lack of respect for students was again aptly the environment, energy, and exercise, have been demonstrated when Oviatt Library was erected...at riding their bikes to school. For fear of theft, many the loss of destroying full grown Eucalyptus trees and began bringing the bikes to class or parking them a beautiful grass knoll. The students, who for years nearby. To show thanks, the heirarchy of CSUN had relaxed in that setting, were not consulted. again acted quickly and forcefully...they made it These decisions are made with the administration's unlawful to park bikes anywhere but in racks or else full awareness of the indifference which seems to be fined. permeate the student body. The Daily Sundial Year in and year out, students have complained believes it is time students begin demanding that about registration procedures. Year in and year out, their opinions be heard and decisions not be forced they remain the same and hopefully by the time upon them. Letters PERSPECTIVES - Apropos Editor: The safety precautions at CSUN are atrocious. Strolling across campus many have Violence: It's just a remark away found themselves walking into a thin wire strung across campus, by Megan R. Marshack - or tripping over unnoticed Chicago Daily News 1 refer to the handhng of the strive - shoulder to shoulder the president and the press were bumps ignored by the ad correspondent Peter Lisagor President's third press con through the trenches and shell drowned out periodically by ministration. once asked John W. Hushen, ference and his economy speech, holes of the field of inflation to a aircraft. And the questions — One girl filed suit against the President Ford's assistant press forever titled WIN (Whip victory of a stable economy. lackadaisical economic question school because, while running to secretary, during a briefing: Inflation Now). It is hard to believe that two foUowups; a perfect foil for the an evening class for which she "Jack, are you aware of the I refer to his solution to months of holding the most President to increase his public was late, she ran directly into impact that what you have just inflation —that of volunteerism powerful office in the world has relations image past the 45 one of the thin wires strung said is going to have?" and the wearing of those red so little affected the man who minutes in front of the cameras haphazardly across campus, Today it is a question that buttons. says, "I never promised you a and Congress. And the im injuring herself severely. one should ask Hushen's boss. I refer to the statement by rose garden." portant questions, especially Others, walking across the And a question that must be the President of the United I am offended at the one about the absence of mass roof on top of Sierra Hall South, answered if the Ford Ad States of America that, shallowness that apparently transit in the 31 proposals, were suddenly find themselves lying ministration is to retain any "Bussing is not the solution to will characterize this Ad brushed aside. face down on the ground, semblance of credibility. quality education," a statement ministration. Say what you will, Gerald tripping over a metal hump made at a time when feelings The antique economic Ford is really becoming a placed carelessly across the Letters Policy are running extremely high in solutions are ominous - but far master of press conference centerof the roof. Many have so Letters to the editor should Boston, a time when violence less so than that engaging, control. found themselves in that be type written, triple spaced may be just one inflamatory boyish smile; the "hail fellow" And will this limit the ef position after having bought and contain the writer's name, remark away. attitude; the perception of the fectiveness of the White House their lunch, thus losing their major, year in school and file I began the column this week people of this country that Press Corps? A president who is lunch along with a little blood. number. Anonymity will be just after the economic message would consider a campaign of so readily available that the There are several other safety maintained if desired. to Congress. At that point I was wearing buttons to bring us coverage will reflect only his hazards here at CSUN. Walking Letters should be no more discouraged by the lack of real together as a solution to in point of view and the search for across campus one can suddenly than 250 words in length. solutions in the proposed ten flation. additional information will find himself face to face with a Longer commentary articles points. Perhaps I was wrong to become less insistent? speeding bicycle or an imposing will be accepted and printed as I wanted to believe that expect magic solutions to a food I am afraid for us—for the automobile. It is no wonder that space permits. Americans would join together and gas bill that has literally separation of people and the student population here All letters and commentaries in the battle against pubUc doubled in the past year. government that can create the becomes less and less each year. should be submitted at the enemy number one, to use the The press conference the monster faery tale perpetrated -Jeff Yablan Daily Sundial editorial offices, coupon in the LA Times and following day; what a strange on the American people Junior, Journalism Sierra HaU North 208. send for pins, intending to exercise it was. The voices of Tuesday and Wednesday. •//, October 11. 1974-Daily Sundial-Page 5 NCR conditions... There is a Continued ft^m page 1 somewhere else. prevent vandalism, theft and difference!!/ Another exclusive ac excess noise. ninmm FOR commodation of the dorm is pre- Another service provided is Over 35 years prepared meals. monthly spraying of the of experience NCR has been in existance cafeteria and grounds by the and success since 1967. The $4.5 million pest control company Chem- Small classes project began as a separate cote. Students can request Voluminous home dorm for men and women. After treatment of their rooms at no study materials the 1971 earthquake, the men's extra cost. Courses that are side was shut down for repairs. Resident requests for room constantly updated During that time, the south jide repairs are generally handled Tape facilities for operated on a co-educational the same day as filed by a four- reviews of class basis. man maintance crew. lessons and for use of supplementary In July 1973. when the $60 During the first week of the materials million land development firm semester, service requests of Goldrich and Kest purchased averaged around 200. But Sch Make ups for HiX missed lessons the facility from Winn Oil Co., it wartz indicated that usually 24 Economically sound in the best interest was conferted into the dual of the 374 tenants request According to Schwartz, the students. apartment-dorm complex that service weekly. owners believe "that if any "I think that rather than exists today. Apartment residents can facility is to be of service to the privately owned, it should be mn MID BBS Apartment residents are lease on a semesterly basis, students it must be bought by the University or the For complete Information call or offered many accommodations while most commercial com economically sound." city of Northridge." he said. write: similar to those of the dorm, plexes require a six-month "A private facility can't be in Only a minority of students Branches in Major Ciliea in USA said Schwartz. contract. the best interest of students voice their complaints about the unless it can show profit,',' said Stanley h,t:aplQn Proctectol guard A second major conflict in operation of NCR to the philosophy between residents Schwartz. EDUCATIONAL management. CENTER LTD. 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Houlcwird Hi>)44 1-> 7t,'» (47 I (I ff<'('.\rkMi>; inKi'.ir) • WESTWOOD; lIlTih'J Wcvlnirn AVIMHH' 47i-*/.«) THE GAP I I'.itkiim \ .IIKI.IIIOM W ith .Minimuiii l'ur( ILIMM 19478 Nordhoff St. Northridge, Calif. 91324 Y STERE Page 6-Daily Sundial-October 11. 1974 KCSN to air Country Jubilee On Campus By JUDIGUNTHER Country disc jockeys Tom Hansen, Alan Scott, Staff Writer Kevin Stern, John Twidwell and Barry Victor An Experimental Party will be The CSUN Cinema Society Radio KCSN. the public radio station on the will be on hand to question the performers, as held by the Experimental will hold a meeting for all CSUN campus, will broadcast the California well as to provide profiles of their backgrounds. College at 8:30 tonight at the members at noon today in Country Western Jubilee live from Devonshire "KCSN serves the entire San Fernando Valley Dialogue Center. The Ex Speech-Drama 104. Downs tonight through Sunday. and 60 per cent of the Los Angeles area," said perimental Party is described as KCSN, 88.5 on the FM dial, will carry four Stern, co-ordinator of the broadcast. an exciting new twist on The CSUN Bicycle Club will continuous hours of the shows starring 11 top "We felt that since many people will not be meeting and exploring other hold two rides this weekend, country singers from 8 p.m. tO midnight. able to attend or to afford the entire weekend, creative people through per both leaving from the Open Dorsey Burnette, Red Simpson, BiU Smith, KCSN could best serve the community by ceptive fun ways, all done in a Forum. At 9 a.m. Saturday the Billy Armstrong, Don Lee and his band and bringing the shows to them over the radio." warm creative atmosphere. club will ride to Chatsworth Jerry Naylor will be featured throughout the Stern first suggested the broadcast to en Park, and at 7 a.m. Sunday to weekend. The Jerry Lee Lewis Show is scheduled tertainer Bill Smith when they met at The CSUN Linguistics the beach. Contact Jim Fen- for tonight, while Waylon Jennings stars Disneyland's Country Music Spectacular last Society will hold a business and ningham at 784-5620. Saturday night and Marlyn Sellers, Carl Smith month. After contacting Bob Bishop, KCSN's social get-together at 2 p.m. and Jack Reeves star Sunday night. general manager; Mark Alyn, promotion Monday in Sierra Hall North In addition, five of the station's Valley director; and Betty Fox, program director, Stern 311 to find out what's hap Hricnv Morning hosts will conduct interviews of the made the final arrangements with Roadapple pening with linguistics at stars during the breaks between the shows. Productions. CSUN. All students and faculty 12 volt are invited, and refreshments Applications for student PRE-LAW STUDENTS will be served. health insurance are available in BATTERY the Associated Students office, Register now for the October or December The CSUN Sailing Club will Administration 303 at a cost of $35 for the school year. For review course to maximize your LSAT score sponsor a Mini-Regatta at 12:15 p.m. Tuesday at the Reflection further information call 885- Instructiaa In exun taldng techniques used successfully by Callfaniia Pond. All boats must be under 2477. Today is the deadline for pre-Uw students. T&ught for over 3 years in Los Angeles by pnoti- applying. cing Uwyers.-OOST: t8S. exch. 15 inches in length and cost COURSE FOR DEC. 7 STARTS NOV. 21. under $1.50. COURSE FOR FEB. 8 STARTS JAN. 23. BATTERY Cafe Jam Night will be FOR COMPLETE October and December WAREHOUSE "Feminism and the Black presented by the Learning Tree Information, CALL COLLECF TODAY (2131 878-1920 Movement" will be discussed at 8 tonight at 9626 Lurling by Laura Moorhead, for the Ave, Unit I, in Chatsworth. It Socialist Perspective presented will be a night of free folk music, It was 1948. by the History Club. She will bluegrass and blues concerts. speak at 1 p.m. Monday in the For additional information There was a girl like Billie in every school. Open Forum. Contact Jules Del contact the Learning Tree at All the hoys knew her... Gaudio at 896-6947. 882-5599. Feminists United will hold an open house at 7 tonight at the Jesus McNutt House. The house is located on Plummer at was a Etiwanda. For further in formation contact the Women's wav-shower. Resource Center. Come to this Christian Science Lecture by Josephine H. Carver, C.S.B. "THEJ LIVING WAY" THRS.-y \oi Bccr'KIMo Mon., Oct. 14 FRI.^SAT.-* Rofric o»/r 8:00 p.m. Woodland Hills Church 6111 Shoup Ave. 6ai- WTV* child care provided Vx'.ncqln QUJl. hut Buster loved her and no one understood. BUSTERand BILLIE It should have been a love story! COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents A TED MANN Production BUSTER AND BILLIE Starring JAN MICHAEL VINCENT • PAMELA SUE MARTIN CLIFTON JAMES • ROBERT ENaUNO and JOAN GOOOFELLOW as Billie • Produced by RON SILVERMAN • Executive Producer TEO MANN Directed by DANIEL PETRIE • Soeenplay by RON TURBEVILLE • Itieme Irom Busier and Billie written and perlormed by HOlTT AXTON COLUMBIA PtCTUHES/A DIVISION Of COLUMBIA PICTURf S INDUSTRIES INC riMw Ifon tMtti ini Mw by NSSTmCTU Und«« 17 tuqum Mo|il *il«B miUtk m AtM Mcw«i R *CCO«np*nving P^rmnt or AtMl Guvdi^'i NOW |MOU.YW0OO-WC»T L.TI l»AliCASIWCLVIM.Ltyl |LOW October 11. 1974-Daily Sundial-Page 7 Everybody's a star only be ten minutes. And that can end up on the by Ryan Sweeten cutting-room floor. Staff Writer Why do people work as extras? It's easy sitting You know the Hollywood sign around, getting paid at least $30 a day for maybe 45 it stands in the Hollywood hills minutes work. It's also an ego trip to be in movies, I don't think the Christ of the Andes even bad ones. But most of all, it's an escape: an ever blessed so many ills extra can become someone else for a little while. the Hollywood sign seems to smile The people who show up on the back lots are like it's constantly saying "cheese" always varied: senior citizens breaking the I doubt if the Statue of Liberty monotony of being old, teenagers skipping school, ever'II welcome the refugees college students needing extra bread, middleaged give me your poor, your tired, your pimps, your men laid off of their jobs, prostitutes who aren't carhops, your cowboys, your midgets, your chimps making ends meet. give me your stars and give me your harlots your loners, your losers Everybody's a dreamer give me your starlets... and everybody's in movies — Dory Previn doesn't matter who you are "Okay, no talking now people. Whoever dropped there are stars in every city the pumpkin during the last take, don't name in every house and on every street... yourself. Let's try it again, and Linda, you've got to — from "Celluloid Heroes" be more forceful when you kill Rex." Paul, the director, is trying to be nice, but it's Those serious about legitimate acting don't waste difficult for him. After all, it's about 95 degrees out their time being extras. They keep in practice by here, one of the stunt men didn't show, and we've studying acting at school and working on live stage done the same take four times. productions. And if they have an agent, small parts Paul wipes his forehead with a blue bandana. in t.v. shows and movies occasionally come their "Take Five. Roll. " can't. First we shot Scene 49, then 15, then 6. And to way. The take is good. Paul is pleased. "All right, top it off, the plot is a surrealistic fantasy. It doesn't But usually, such parts are few and far between. people- lunch." make sense. Paul walks over to several of us sitting in a cluster Not particularly anxious for one of the boxed But then neither does Hollywood. near a trash can. lunches being served, I allow the mob to surge ahead The girl then wants to know how I crashed down "You guys here. We're gonna need you in the of me into the commissary. The group inside, mostly the gates to become a big-time extra in the movies. I fight scene later. Go on over to wardrobe and get extras like myself, are humorously varied. explain that I was moving furniture for a casting fitted in your costumes. They should be ready." agency, wearing an old letterman's jacket, and one The wardrobe department is four stories high. A of the agents spotted me. He just happened to need a squat little woman in a gray dress is expecting us. football player for a bit part, so he hired me. "Right this way," she leads. She takes us to a "But you don't look like a football player," the huge fitting room with mirrors on two walls and girl interjects. starts handing us white boxes that contain our "I know. But I wasn't supposed to. I played the costums. smallest player on the team, a third stringer." I open mine. It's a real shocker. In the box are a "Ah, I get it," the cheerleader grins,''and you save pair of full-length pink stretch tights with feet, a pair the game after the star player gets hurt." of raspberry-colored satin boxer shorts, a white belt "No, I get killed in the end." with a huge silver buckle, a white satin cape, tennis "Oh." She doesn't understand at all and changes shoes, a pink gun shaped like a pig, and a rubber the subject. hog's head mask. "I'm gonna be a star," she announces. I can't believe it, but the other guys have the same I fall silent. Poor thing, still believing that extras regalia in their boxes. Everybody gets dressed, make the bigtime and get to put a footprint at cracking jokes, and we go back to the set. Forty pink Grauman's. She doesn't realize that people get to be pigs like ourselves have gathered in the lot. Some of stars, not just because of their talent, but because of their masks have mean faces, some frightened, some who they know and what they're willing to do for placid. them. I'm glad in this getup that mine has a mean face. I look up at her. Miss Hopeful, mentally sitting at From faraway, a staccato rumble gets louder, and the soda fountain in Schwab's Drug Store. She 40 chopped motorcycles roar in. Their riders, all doesn't know the ropes. Black, are dressed in studded jeans and denim "How many parts have you had?" she questions jackets with their gang's insignia across the back of me. the jackets. Please turn to page 12 "Only a few. I've been in crowd scenes, played a drug addict, a dead soldier, and,ohyeah,Iwas even a college student." She wasn't impressed. I was glad. "I'm gonna get the lead with someone really big, A group of full-skirted Southern belles are talking like Paul Newman. And I'll go to lots of parties and to an astronaut. Some cowboys and a large gorilla have a big white house with a fountain in Trousdale are sharing a table with Cinderella, a flapper, a Estates." Visions of sugarplums danced in her head. World War IT soldier, a caveman and Marie An Little star-struck girl, come to be a star like Mary C. toinette. Brown, the character in a Dory Previn song. Marie Antoinette is obviously enjoying her lunch: Mary Cecelia Brown she has a milk mustache. rode to town on the Malibu bus I take a seat by a Nazi and a cheerleader. They're she climbed to the top of the Hollywood sign friendly. and with the smallest possible fuss "Have an extra bagel," offers the Nazi to me, she jumped off the letter "H" "I'm full." 'cause she did not become a star The cheerleader is smiling. "Isn't this just neat? she died in less than a minute and a half This is my first movie. I 'm in the gymnasium scene. she looked a bit like Heddy Lamar What are you in?" Bubbling, she's very well cast. when Mary Cecelia jumped "I run in front of the police car that's arriving at she finally made the grade the murder on the merry-go-round." her name was in the obituary columns "Who's murdered?" of both of the daily trades.,. "The Ku Klux Klan. A group of Blacks shoot a — Previn bunch of Klan members who are riding a merry-go- Lunch ends and we're called back to our places. round." Called back not to film, but to wait. Wait until the "Isn't that backwards?" she asks. set is ready, the lighting correct, the costumes "It's supposed to be. The scene depicts a dream." perfect, the make-up flawless. During an average I try to explain this crazy film we're making, but I eight-hour day, the total time the cameras roll may Page 8-Daily Sundial-October 11, 1974 PAID ADVERTISEMENT MOVIE REVIEV Music Notes L. ATimes Raves About Turkish Delighf. Elton John held BT KEVIN THOMAS after having thoroughly TIlMi Sl«N Wrntr disrupted a small-town civ L.A. fans in awe "Turkish Delight" (at ic banquet honoring him the Regent), the notorious and his fellow artists upon By Terry Greenberg guitarist, has put out a solo self-X-rated Dutch film the completion of a statue Asst. Sports Editor album and sparkles live and on that became at once the of Lazarus rising from the Last Thursday through albums. Dee Murray, bass, most popular and despised dead—they experience a profund mutual attraction Sunday evenings at the quietly goes through his part, presentation at Filmex. Inglewood Forum, 18,000 nothing fancy, but good, solid makes such an all-out as (which they instantly— sault on our bourgeois and as it turns out, hila screaming fans each night music. Nigel Olsson, drums, is sensibilities that a second riously—gratify) that soon watched Elton John perform his the band member who im viewing may be essential to develops into love. music, jump all over the stage presses me the most. He has appreciate the full Idyll Wanes and totally hold the audience also produced a solo album and magnitude of its achieve Their relationship is as under his spell. his drums on "Grey Seal," ment. blessed by Olga's elderly, The man is a fantastic per along with his drumming on Its repeated and unspar loving father (Wim van former. Even if people didn't other numbers was superb. Ray den Brink) as it is cursed ing depiction of all the bo like this music, they came to Cooper, the band's newest dily functions is so jarring by her somewhat younger that it tends lo obscure all mother (Tonny Huurde- watch him and his band. member is an added per else. That this is expres man), a relentlessly bour The crazy costumes and the cussionist. Cooper added to the sive of the film-makers' de geois type who runs the showmanship were fine, but show by psyching up the crowd, termination to embrace all family business, a light fix what Elton really wants is for while Elton John was busy at of life and not mere sensa ture and appliance store, people to listen to his music. the piano. tionalism for sensationa and has a yen for her sales- Many people only like Elton Probably the best musical lism's sake seems lots roan, an oily ladies'man. John's early music, from addition to the band was the more certain the second Alas, for Olga the exhila- time around. rating idyll wanes as rap« albums like "Elton John," Muscle Shoals Brass section. One of the most tempes idly as it had blossomed "Tumbleweed Connection" and When Elton appeared at the tuous, tumultuous and fi —exactly why is frustra- "Madman Across the Water." Hollywood Bowl last year, he nally heari-breaking love tingly never made clear— Album-wise and concept- didn't have a brass section and stories ever filmed, "Turk and when the two again wise, that becomes a matter of it hurt the concert musically. If ish Delight"—its title meet and realize how straight opinion, but everything he puts brass on the album, it comes from a candy popu much they love each other, he does live becomes super. should be in concert. It was and and three from "Don't Shoot Connection" there lar in the Netheriands—is it's too late. At this point The show was Elton John's it sounded just fine. Me, I'm Only the Piano Down the Missio above all a passionate cele one realizes just how bration of life and an ago tour and the band knows it. Elton relied on his recent Player." cellent song for a strongly all the exuber From the origina nized lament for its fleet ance that has gone before They don't try to upstage him, material, playing seven songs For middle-oldtimers, there ingness. had been shadowed by but complement him nicely. from "Goodbye Yellow Brick was "Honky Cat" and "Rocket album came "Takt portents of death. Davey Johnstone, lead Road," four from "Caribou" Man." From "Tumbleweed Pilot," another grj Sense of Commitment Throughout "Turkish and the song that Directed with an uncom Delight" there is one stun stardom over four promising sense of com ning vignette after anoth the Los Angeles mitment by Paul Ver- er—some witty, some out "Your Song." hoeven, who possesses a rageous and some deeply Records "Your Song," prodigious though some poignant—that attest to times raw talent, and skill Verhoeven's virtuosity. Please turn fully adapted by Gerard There's a wickedly funny Lou Reed Roy Wood Soeteman from Jan Wolk- satirical sequence in ers' novel, a European which a harried official ''Ride SaUy Ride" ''Eddie and the Falcons" best-seller, this Cinema- must guide Queen Juliana tion release fervently as —the actress portraying Lou Reed, a wayward deca-rock n' roller from Roy Wood has long been a legendary serts that life and love are her is seen only from the the "Velvet Underground" has developed a superstar in his home country England. His too precious to be stifled rear—through the unveil praiseworthy habit over the years. Despite his groups, The Move, Electric Light Orchestra, and by obeisance to conven ing of a statue by Erik bland, monotoned voice, which at times only Wizzard have always been chart busters in tion. while keeping Her Majes speaks lyrics hypnotically, he has managed to England and Europe. He has made a solo album When we meet "Turkish ty from seeing Olga's de consistently come out with at least an above- where he plays 32 instruments and does all Delight's" hero Erick corum-defying decolletage. average album during his last five "solo" efforts. vocals. W^d can play everything from guitar, (Rutger Hauer), a husky Even better are the film's One major reason for the success has been Lou oboe, cello to bagpipes, sitar, and piano; he plays young sculptor and pain tender and quiet moments. Reed's discerning selection of supporting them all well. ter utterly without inhibi Hauer and Miss Van de tions, his wife Olga (Mon- musicians which has ranged from David Bowie His music ranges from pop ballads, 50's music Ven seem to be living rath to Stevie Winwood. ique van de Ven), a ravish- er than acting their parts, and crunching rockers, to country western, jazz, ingly beautiful giri with and the film's supporting His latest album, "Sally Can't Dance," is an and folk and it has always been great. Yet he has auburn hair, has left him. players are flawless (Miss energetic combination of thought-provoking, never enjoyed great success in America. Wood's Overcome by despair he Huurdeman is especially subversive lyrics delivered in the typically new album with his group Wizzard and his fantasies murdering her The following con delightful). Sometimes detached Lou Reed mode, which is offset by an current tour might just change that. and her fiance, lets his Verhoeven's symbolism is Civic Auditorium; Amsterdam studio turn excellent counterbalance of competent musicians "Eddie and the Falcons" is one of those obvious and crude—and. and background singers. p.m Joe Cockei iAto a pigsty and launches this is quite apart from his albums that most everybody will like. It's a Feliciano, Fri., C on an interminable sex propensity for the The title song, "Sally Can't Dance," offers the nostalgic look at the late 50's and early 60's. Average White Ba orgy with every woman he enigmatic account of Sally, an apparant cripple Except for the fact Wood recently wrote every IS able to pick up. scaulogical—but "Turkish Sat., Oct. 26.8 p.n Delight," which is only his who "couldn't get herself off the floor" but song, sings, and plays most every instrument, Cult, Sat., night, When he realises he can second film, marks him as a regardless "became a big model...and used to this record could have been released 15 years ago Elvin Bishop, Bris not obliterate the memory major director. ball those singers." Reed pr6§ents an interesting, and been a big smash. 8 p.m At Venti of Olga. the film flashes And for those not easily if not a particularly pleasant or credible "Brand New 88" sounds very much like Jerry back two years to their Davis Group, ton offended, "Turkish De dichotomy. Lee Lewis and is a real piano rocker. "I Dun meeting. light" can be a surprising Steppenwolf, ton "Animal Language," which has a classic rock Lotsa Cry in' Over You" sounds like something Hollywood Pallad FYom the moment Erik ly liberating and affirma n'roU instrumental introduction charged with Elvis would have recorded in his real rock'n roll hitches a ride with Olga— tive experience. s/groupies galor some big brass, tells of Miss Reilly's dog and days. In fact Elvis likes some of Wood's material Auditorium, The how her neighbors "put a gun down his mouth so much that he has asked Wood to pen some Pilgrimage Theati and shot him down. Oooh wow! Bow Wow!" The numbers for him. Please turn to page 10 Please turn to page 10 UJEUQHT^ LA'S newest comedy & music club THE PITCHEL PLAYERS CABARCT |S|DOC& MERLE W« J(Rny GROSS Presents TURKISH KLIGHT Sl«n(i« RUTGER HAU(R • MONKXIE >Vde VEN Pioducad Oy ROB HOUWER-Oiecied by PAU. 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Silti MtBiei GUITARS & BANJ( tU4W MLES-IENTIUS-IEPMIS-I October 11, 1974-Daily Sundial-Page 9 CONCERT ASSOCIATES PRESENT Cinema "The Abdication^' *^^..Jllliu8 Vrooder'' muiniiiified drama fails as comedy By RICHARD HEFT By LEN STEIN Staff Writer Staff Writer "The Abdication" is the story of what hap When a flipped out Viet Nam vet, ingeniously pened after Queen Christina of Sweden (Liv portrayed by a virginal - appearing Timothy Ullmann) left her throne to become a Catholic. Bottoms, determines to win the head shrink's She journeys to Rome, expecting to be welcomed fiancee for himself, the resulting events throw by the Pope with open arms. Instead, she is put the Vets Administration into some sort of chaos off and interrogated by a cardinal (Peter Finch) but it doesn't, by any means, qualify as comedy. who wants to discover if she has truly converted. Bottoms, just 6 months out of a Eventually, the cardinal falls in love with her psychologically disturbing encounter in the Viet (big surprise). Nam War, is the protege of the elder crowd of The film has many of the usual flaws of unbalanced vets who inhabit the serene world of costume drama. The makers of the film have a V.A. hospital. He has apparently chosen the tried to treat the characters as real people, but wacko route intentionally. It allows him to both , they never really seem to be made out of stay out of the clutches of his disgustingly ^anything but cardboard. Most of the action middle class family and his "top 40" teeny takes place in huge, lofty halls, and it is almost bopper sister; it also lets him remain in his impossible to conceive of anybody actually living chosen garden haven where he can wheedle his there. way with the staff, the patients and even the The actors are smothered by the costumes pretty nurse, his willing prey, Barbara Seagull. they wear. They seem like breathing statues, not Bottoms has somehow created (How? Who human beings. The atmosphere and the period cares?) an underground bunker bachelor flat, mummify the characters. replete with stereo, wine glasses and chess set, in The script tries to break through the cloistered the tree shrouded midst of a freeway parkway. and stagnating walls of the Vatican by showing Tapping into the city sprinkler system, elec us Christina's life in flashbacks, with a great deal tricity and the emergency call box provides him of scenes shot outdoors but it never really comes the necessities of the good Life but also even J. StffASin. off. These scenes are shot in very soft focus, with tually leads to his detection by zealous agents of the characters often surrounded by swirling the utility company. there was "Burn mist. This is supposed to convey the dreamlike V Mission," an ex- There is a laugh tucked in here and there but Oct. 11-12 quality of the past, but only succeeds in giving ig for a concert, for the most part the "Crazy World of Julius Ronny Robins the impression that the actors are standing in an e original Elton John Vrooder" fails in its pathetic attempts at & old Universal graveyard with Dracula only just relevance, pathos and humour. The sad result is le "Take Me to the Joe & Rose Lee M aphis out of sight. a cloying tedium washed in pathos, leaving one sther great live song Oct. 19 The flashbacks are Christina's memories of her with the bitter aftertaste of having wasted one's ong that led him to Hank Thompson past as told to the Cardinal. They are supposed time in the dark with Julius Vrooder. Beware of ver four years ago at Oct. 27 to make us symphathize with the queen by sneak previews playing with decent bills. Julius Angeles Troubador, 6907 Lankershim Delaney Bramlet showing us her unhappy childhood and youth, was the freebie included in the "Chinatown" North Hollywood & ig" (213! 765 9256 but since the scenes are shot in that foggy. package. Friends Song," was played Oct.28 >ase turn to page 12 Please turn to page 10 Bill Monroe NIGHTLY & JERRY INMAN The Blue Grass Boys & On the Town PALAMINO RIDER Oct. 31-Nov. 1 Bobby Bare CINEMA •Sunday Nites: THE GARY HILL BAND New releases..."The Gambler,"(R) starring James Caan and After Dark Lauren Hutton in a Karl Reisz' film about gambling at the Chinese, Hollywood and the Village Theatre, West- *^r DAVIDSON wood "Wedding in Blood,"French thriller directed by GALLERIES Claude Chabral at the Music Hall Theatre, Beverly Hills "Tough,"(G), pre-pubescent life in the ghetto, will exhibit more than 500 CONCERTS citywide "Buster and Billy,"(R), violence and sex in 1948, citywide "The Bootleggers,"(PG) with Slim Pickens, original lithographs, citywide Re-releases. "Carnal Knowledge," (R) starring etchings, woodcuts, and »ving concerts are appearing at the Santa Monica Mike Nichols, Jack Nicholson, Candice Bergen, Arthur serigraphs by major print- litorium: Redbone and Chi Coltrane, Sat. night, 8 Garfunkel and Ann Margaret, at the Fine Arts, Wilshire and e Cocker andFocus, Sun. night, 7:30 p.m Jose La Cienega "Andy Warhol's Frankenstein,"(X), makers of the last five cen Fri., Oct. 18, 8 p.m Billy Cobhan and the citywide... turies at: White Band,Thurs., Oct. 24, 7:30 p.m HotTuna, 26, 8 p.m At the Long Beach Arena, Blue Oyster CLUBS , night, 8 p.m At the Long Beach Auditorium, CALIFORNIA hop, Brian Auger's Oblivion Express, Sun., Oct. 20, Gentle Giant and Harvey Mandel at the Whiskey a Go Go STATE UNIVERSITY At Ventura Theatre, Eric Burden and the Spencer through Sun. night Jerry Riopelle at the Troubadour NORTHRIDGE oup, tonight, 8 p.m At UCLA Pauley Pavilion, through Sun. night Davey and the Corvettes at the Ice ?olf, tonight, 8 p.m Dance Concert at the House through Sun. night Moby Grape at the Starwood GALLERY II d Palladium, New York Dolls and glitter group- through Sun. night Eddie Harris at Concerts by the Sea galore, tonight, 8 p.m At the Shrine through Sun. night Bobby Hutcherson Quartet and the Monday, Oct. 14 im, The King Family, Sat. night, 8 p.m At the Eddie Henderson Quintet at the Lighthouse through Sun. 10 a.m.--8 p.m. re Theatre, Doc and Merle Watson, Sat., 2 p.m night Harry "Sweets" Edison Quintet at the Times Restaurant, tonight and Sat. night All prints will be available for purchase Oct. 11-13 and documented by a Certificate of E WATSON XEROX FANNY & JERRY RIOPELLE Authenticity. COPIES EACH Oct. 15-20 JIMMY BUFFEH BONNIE KOLOC owe WESTON'S i REVIVAL 3 TAM'S STATIONERS DOMESTIC tKroubabour 9514 RESEDA BLVD. BANJOS C^TAILS * DINNERS • HOOT MONBAVS • NO Atf UINT EPMIS-IESSWS Offset Printing mi SANTA MOWCA BLV9M U. 27S-6168 rf^^,f*W'-^^»9''W^-^>»'*'^ «*•-- PaKf lO-Daily Sundial-October 11. 1974 Music Notes... The program will include "Trio in E Flat recorded. The album closes with "We're Gonna CSUN presents Major," Opus 1 by Beethoven; "String Trio No. Rock'n Roll Tonight" which is a pure Roy Wood 2 in B Flat Major" by Schubert and the "Piano rocker. Quartet in G Minor" by Brahms. Wizzard, which includes former Move bassist Children's Opera Tickets are available at the University Ticket Rick Price, is an excellent backing band for office daily from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and an Wood. Despite being basically a 50's nostalgia The CSUN Saturday Morning Opera Com hour before the program begins on Saturday. album, all the songs have a freshness and spirit pany, under the direction of David W. Scott, is a For additional information call 885-3093. that is missing from much of today's music. This new program instituted this fall and related to album is a must. the major Opera Theatre program at California -Mark AUen Tinkle State University, Northridge. "Many Moons" by Celius Dougherty, an opera for children based Records,,, on the James Thurber story, is the first in a projected series of operas or musical productions Continued from page 8 Cinema,,, specifically presented for young people. The "Ride Sally Ride" Continued from page 9 opera will be presented with costumes and song also describes Miss Murphy's cat, that sat dreamy way and since the acting is even stiffer scenery. on her lap and "would often taste anything than it is in the Vatican, it only succeeds in "Many Moons" will open on Saturday, Oct. 12 across its face/but one day it got so hot/that keeping us even more distant from the at 11 a.m. in the Recital Hall (Music 158) on the Cheshire cat had a blood clot. Oooh Meoow Me characters. Northridge Campus, with additional per Meoow! Reed's lyrics blatantly connote human Peter Finch plays the Cardinal, and during the formances on Oct. 19 and Oct. 26. Admission is cruelity and animal sexuality but the lively first hour and a half he is treated as a frozen- 75 cents. Additional ticket information may be nature of the music tends to camuflage the faced inquisitor. His character only comes to life obUined by calling 885-3180. underlying morbidity and lewdness. at the end, when for no apparent reason he The best song on the album is probably "Kill confesses his love for Christina. This is easily the Chamber Music Your Sons," in which guitarist Danny Weiss best scene in the movie, in fact probably the only (formerly of Rhinoceros) provides some burning good scene at all. It is the only one which really The Music department at CSUN will present a guitar riffs through an echo chamber, as Lou manages to give the impression that there is life faculty Chamber Ensemble, in a Faculty Artist Reed laments, "All of the drugs that we took/ It beneath those horrible suffocating robes. Series Recital on Saturday, Oct. 12, at 8:30 p.m. really was lots of fun/ But when they shoot me Liv Ullmann does her best, but it is just in the Little Theatre. up with Thorazine/You choke like a son-of-a- impossible for her to do anything with this The ensemble performers are Endre Granat, gun. " movie, conceived as it is. The best scene belongs violin; Milton Thomas, viola; Nathaniel Rosen, Lou Reed's dark past has given him a bright entirely to Peter Finch; she only has a few lines cello; and Francoise Regnat, piano. future. in it. The cast includes Cyril Cusack, Paul Granat, a member of the faculty since 1969, — Tom Gorman Rogers, and Michael Dunn, who are equally in a was* a former student of Jasha Heifetz. He also state of rigormortis. was the recipient of the Ysaye Medal in 1967. Continued from page 8 Anthony Harvey, the director wh Thomas, a faculty member since 1973, has "The Lion in Winter, "(you would "Eddie and the Falcons" been solo violist of the Festival Casals since be able to handle the genre by 1959. The current single "This is the Story of My Wolff, the writer, have tried A CSUN faculty member since 1970, Rosen Love" is a Phil Spector take off and has a full movie (by use of the flashbacks was a student of Gregor Piatigorsky since the "wall of sound" production to it. Del Shannon's feeble attempts at humor), bu^ age of thirteen and was assistant to Mr. "Runaway" is represented in a song called the great problem of this type of < Piatigorsky in his Master Class at USC. "Everyday I Wonder." "Crazy Jeans" is pure of kings, queens, and cardinals are so remote Regnat, a faculty member since 1972, studied Buddy Holly and "You Got Me Runnin" and from us that it is very difficult for a film to at conservatories in Nice and Paris, and then at "Come Back Karen" sound like songs that any arouse even an audiences' interest, let alone Indiana University for a year before coming to of those one-hit groups of the 50's would have sympathy. 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Dressed in piercing that it even dominated the long, black capes with hoods and group's blaring wall of intolerable performing in stiff, zombie-like sound. motions. Fanny churned out a Nicky Barclay (keyboards) was the laughable, ear-splitting set which left only member who deserved to be on the one wondering how they ever passed an stage but her efforts wer drowned out audition. by the other noise pollution of the Patti Quatro (lead guitar) pitifully band. attempted to play her instrument but A large portion of the audience could only muster up some hackneyed walked out within 20 minutes of the riffs and sloppy chording. set. Who needs to suffer a hearing loss Jean Millington (bass) had a slight when the music's not even worth it? '^..r,\.:rt,\. .•,\ r^s i,\..tty:f,v.:rti\::rt\'v•^'."/•«>•;:r,\'Yav,v«\'Y»>I:r,\;:r'i,\'i\ MILT LARSEhTS •* mWdiiimiii'iiiiC .\ Jolly Good Show ~ A NEW BEGINNING? Music/lal/' <;reat for a Night On the Town! Sylvie Drake~L.A. 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I' RAY BARRETTO SPINOZA ,.d HIS ORCHESTRA "SUPERSTAR OF LATIN MUSIC ' i,, We invite you to a series of evening experiences applying »/ _ _ _ ^ 5. I JOE BATAAN I the ideas and methods of Gurdjieff and Spinoza for grovy/th "HOTTEST SOUL SINGER IN AMERICA" and development of mans high being in corporating in these V. PLUS RUDY CALZADO experiences Bio-Feedback testing. HOLLYWOOD THE SPINOZA-GURDJIEFF GROUP PALUDIUM EXPERIMiNTAL COLLEGE Mondays - Sierra Hall South 131 TICKETS AVAIUBLE AT: DORAN HUSIC CSUN 8 p.m. AND ALL TICKETRON OUTLETS Did i-m-p-r-o-v-e INFOR.. 625-1677 BB -^..*,iU«l.~";i^-'*' Page 12-Daily Sundial-October 11, 1974 >j.7-«n^.3 Everybody's a star • •• Continued from page 7 In about half an hour, they're front of a plantation on On one is the leader of the Paul begins to explain. "Now ready to film and we take our Washington Blvd. The pigs are pack. He looks over and laughs, NOW this next scene will be a fight places. The pink pigs line up laughing from relief. knowing I'm a former pink pig. RUSH between you pigs and the across the front of Tara with Although the take isn't quite "Be cool, brother," he shouts, motorcyle gang. We'll be guns drawn; the bikers in a right, Paul is pleased. "Pretty and roars off through the still- SHOW BIZ KIDS filming on the front lawn of the cotton field in front of the good for the first time. You red light. Tara Plantation house from plantation armed with rubber bikers, I know you're worried I wish my life was a non-stop COOL RUSH "Gone With the Wind." knives, picks, and shovels. about hurting the pigs, but try Hollywood movie show "Who wins?" a modest voice From the front porch of Tara, at least to look a little rougher, a fantasy world of celluloid asks. it looks to me like they have OK?" heroes never feel any pain MARLON "They do," Paul replies. blood in their eyes. Paul decides We eagerly retake the shot. and celluloid heroes never really The group we are to fight are that when the cameras roll, we'll Everyone hams it up more this die... EVERY THUR&ftSUN. certainly convincing. In fact, walk forward and pair off in 40 time, scuffling amid the fake -from "Celluloid Heroes" LADIES one-to-one individual battles. DANCE CONTEST the studio hired four real outlaw cotton plants. The leader of the $IOO.- CASH gangs from L.A. Me is ready for the first take. pack and I really put on a real Elton John... And Th« r "Roll em. " show, rolling on the ground REJIL DON STEELE Marching toward each other, before he nails me. The take is Continued from page 8 SHOW K.H.J TV9 perfect. under what Elton called an Win»n Compete In Thr Fin«U STUDENTS we scout the line picking out "emergency" after Johnstone's $300.*« CASH who each of us will fight. I draw "All right, people, good. You moy SAVE the leader of the whole gang. That's all for today." guitar went out during the AJPO/ o** Auto He approaches with a rubber I have been on the set ten opening number. Elton joked shovel laughing, "Now die, hours. I have run in front of a "Davey played such a mean Jm^ /Olnsuronco piggy, die. " police car, been shot at on a guitar, he didn't have one." wHti Formors The dude is cool. After a merry-go-round, and fought the Most of his recent big hits phony struggle, during which leader of a real outlaw kept the teeny-boppers in the Good Studont or we talk about having a few motorcycle gang- and come crowd happy, but the best Non-tmokor beers when this thing is over, he away alive. moments of the evening were taps me on the head with the Dumping off my costume and some excellent performances of DISCOUNT shovel and I drop dead on the picking up my pay, I drive out his lesser known, not number CALL TODAY ground. of the studio and down one songs. Ask For: "Cut." 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Vince Lombardi said. statistics didn't indicate to Those two questions haunted The 1970 SFVSC baseball college coaches that I was a me throughout the fall months. team was a team of winners, a "can't miss" prospect, and at I found out soon enough that team that never gave up. We 5'10", 155 lbs. no one wanted to this '71 club would fall far short were ably guided by Bob take a chance on me. I was still of the national championship Hiegert, a coach who never gave untested, an unproven product. the year before. We had enough \ imam u -i^y^i/ . "^ j up. We compiled a 43-21 record, In my complete high school talent to win the CCAA the best in the school's history pitching career I threw just 27 championship hands down, and Hiegert and Lerner and fought against what innings, compiling a 4-0 record. received a berth to the reponals times. this ace bandage and get this seemed like insurmountable My hair was short, I attended which we hosted. We fell to This 1971 Matador club was a youngster anchored so he can't odds to win five consecutive all practices, did what I was eventual NCAA runners-up, the bunch of "flakes." Maybe move." games in the NCAA playoffs told and consequently blended University of San Diego, in the "clowns" would be more ap "Come on, Zall, give me a . and be crowned College in. regional finals and hopes for a propriate. The fact is the guys break. Let me off this thing," Division champs. What the hell was I doing on repeat of the 1970 year Were loved to have a good time. Nelson pleaded, all the time For Hiegert it was an the same field with former thrashed. I can clearly recollect an taking the bumps in the road outstanding year, a comeback prepshcool super-stars and top My 1971 performance was far incident on our victorious bus face-first on a steel-barred year. One season earlier he had professional draft picks? I below the output of a year trip home from UC Riverside luggage rack six feet above the seen his league championship didn't know. All I knew was before. It's true I compiled a after a double-header sweep and floor. crumble before him as the club that I loved the game and could respectable 7-2 record with a our second straight league "It's gonna be Nelson lost to also-ran Cal Poly dedicate some afternoon hours 2.15 ERA. But the name championship. mummified," Zall sadistically Pomona in a three-game season- to it. Or, maybe I was thinking "Lerner" was used more Sophomore pitcher Tom cracked as he and Leveque ending series. of the fun I would have on the sparingly as Bob LoPresti and Nelson hopped up on the inside wrapped Nelson's body in But 1970 was different for the road trips. For whatever reason Dale Morris pitched the team luggage rack and belly-crawled adhesive tape. agressive young coach as he that compelled me to stay, I into title contention. to the front of the bus. He then As Leveque and Zall finished used the nucleus of the '69 team did. "Bobby Lo" was named removed assistant coach Tony the "initiation" the rest of the to gamer the CCAA cham Between my freshman and "Pitcher of the Year" for the Davila's hat from atop his head. guys on the bus were grabbing pionship, the regional cham sophomore years, maturation league, and Morris led the Davila looked up at Nelson, one another's spikes and pionship in Sacramento and coupled with a high protein diet circuit in innings pitched, smiled, but remained in high gloves and tying them together then the ultimate-the national and vigorous weight workouts strikeouts and several other spirits. in a maze of tangles and knots. championship. In the process, resulted in a weight gain of 25 important statistical depart It was on Nelson's return So went the Matadors of Hiegert walked away with pounds and nearly three inches. ments. trip, as he bell-crawled feet-first 1971. The original "Wild "Coach of the Year" honors. He Well, now I at least looked the We were labled "The Big back the rack that Dave Zall, Bunch." was faced with the problem part of a pitcher at 6'1". 180 lbs. Three" by the local press and chief flake and comic ex After the '71 season Coach UCLA's John Wooden con I not only looked the part, fans, but inside I knew that traordinaire, went to work. Hiegert arranged for me to play fronts annually, improving but played the part of the LoPresti and Morris were "Where ya goin?' " Zall in a top-flight collegiate upon perfection. pticher, too. With able coaching overshadowing me. I tried to questioned with a trace of summer league in South Dakota For me, it was nearly the guidance I had matured both forget my limited role in the pranksmanship in his voice. under the watchful eye of Gary same problem. I had walked physically and mentally, and season and dwell on the good "I'm goin' back to my seat," Adams. Nelson grinned back with a look It was in the Basin League that seemed to indicate that he that I came of age and serously know that something was up. considered playing professional Before Nelson could uncoil baseball. his cramped torso from the "Lew, can you keep your TODAY rack, Zall and gang were mouth shut if I tell you already at work. something that might affect "Here, Dave (referring to your future?" Adams queried as Dave Leveque), you take this we drove the gentle rolling hills adhesive tape and tie his hands of the deserted South Dakota IS THE LAST DAY and feet to the rack," Zall plains. summarily ordered. "I'll take Please turn to page 15 TO APPLY FOR • Used Books 7th smash month! #^% scarce i Daily Sundiol Classified Ads I ^rwftwsws :fgS5®SSS5W««555%5%Wi«fflW!W?S!S«!^^ AUTOMOTIVE NEED A PERFECT SEWING MACHINE? ABSOLUTELY SUPER BABY needs a TYPING FOR STUDENTS. Reasonable. RENTAL PIANOS available from tuner. Sears Kenmore zigzag cam model. All sitter on Weds. 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MIF' stayed atop the in A 20-yard Diane Hemstreet dependent division in the men's to Maureen Moran touchdown competition Wednesday with a pass was all Kappa Kappa 12-6 victory over Pan African Gamma needed as it Students. In the other game, whitewashed Alpha Omicron Pi TPP edged the Vikings 13-12. 6-0. That leaves MIF at 4-0. ahead of PAS (3-1) and TPP In the other game, it was and Accounting (both 2-1-1). ;i^ ••"*" Smidffai photos by Michael Lushing Deana Prator, Deana Prator The Vikings and Team X are 2- and Deana Prator again. Sigma 2. :/ Gamma Rho blanked Delta In the fraternity division, DelU Delta 14-0, and all the SAE leads at 3-0, with the Phi points were scored by the fleet- Delts at 2-1 and Phi Kappa Psi footed Matador track star. at 1-1-1. Pi Kappa Alpha and Prator scored two touch Lambda Chi Alpha are both 0-1- downs on long punt and kickoff 2, and Sigma Chi trails returns, and also tallied a safety everyone at 0-2-1. 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The basketball player, served in the permitting Lenny to compete important aspect of the The closer one follows sports, winning and losing come and go capacity of player/coach last and perhaps haunt the Caves in statement by Fitch, much more the more one realizes that with fleeting glamour. year for Cleveland. At the at least four games this important than the one or two professional athletics is a cold It is ironic then, that when conclusion of the season, he season," he continued, "I can year success of a basketball and impersonal job like any someone in the professional received an offer to work for the only say that I would rather player in the twilight of his other entity in the real world. sports world revives this faith, Portland ballclub. face that situation than stand in career. Therefore, it is a rare occasion the act goes almost unnoticed Trouble was, although the way of a man who has given F^or far too few people today when a glimpse of sunlight by the sporting press and the Wilkens was free to go coach for all that has been asked of him as are willing to risk the disap shines through the dark and fan alike. Portland, Cleveland still held a player and a friend in proval of their peers —and dingy tunnel, reviving one's Such is the case in the in the "rights" to Lenny as a Cleveland for the past two instead seem content to cling to idealistic view on what he'd like tegral and complex triangle player. seasons. I know Lenny would a present illusion of .security. to think of the sports world — which developed between Lenny Forced with the decision of do the same thing if he were But Fitch was different. He dusting off his faded valentine. Wilkens, the Portland continuing to play and coach for making the decisions." took a step that will certainly It is not often that those high Trailblazers, and the Cleveland Cleveland, or give up playing Admittedly, this statement leave himself open to criticism lords of the sports world Cavaliers (two National the game he loves to become a by Fitch should be no startling and second-guessing by both practice the age-old lesson — Basketball Association fran full-time skipper, Wilkens revelation, as what he said his fans and his peers. All he people are what matter. And it chises). But in order to fully surprisingly opted for the latter, should be the accepted norm has left to cling to is his belief is still less often that the fan understand this dilemma, we packed his bags, and headed we've come to expect by the thai what he did was right. And sees that all his dreams of must briefly go back to 1973. west. onlookers and participants in the laurels and accolades for his winning must be tempered by Wilkens, an aging veteran However, Wilkens' plans of the world of sports. action will bo scarce. spending the season diecting But the fact remains that an Bui Aristotle tells us that "at Champs to clowns. traffic from the bench took a open and candid statement such the Olympic games, it is not the sharp and sudden turn for the as this is indeed unique and finest and the strongest men Continued from pa^e 14 better earlier this week when kindles hope here that all is not who are crowned, but those who "Sure" 1 said, anxiously collegiate competition in the Cleveland General Manager Bill lost, that all values have not enter the lists...So too in the life realizing his answer would be country. Fitch sold the playing rights of been misplaced, and that all of the honorable and the good, it favorable. 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