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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1972)
in von Sternberc's most Pirandellian film. Mon., Jan. 10 THE BLUE ANGEL, d. von Sternberg, 1929. Marlene Dietrich as Lola Lola, the chantreuse who enchants Jannings. Wed., Jan. 12 MOROCCO, d. von Sternberg, 1930. Marlene Dietrich, Gary Cooper. Dietrich is alluring cafe performer, sings ''Give Me The Man'' etc. Cooper a dashing legionnaire. Mon. Jan. 17 THE SCARLET EMPRESS, d. von Sternberg, 1934. Dietrich is Catherine the Great, John Lodge co-stars in an exhibit of Sternberg's ruthless eroticism. Wed., Jan. 19 THE DEVIL IS A WOMAN, d. von Sternberg, 1935. Beautifully photographed with Dietrich destroying a revolutionary by her hold over him. The last of the Sternberg-Dietrich saga. Mon., Jan. 24 ANATHAN, d. von Sternberg, 1954. Spectacle of man's dignity and honor crumbling before the assault of desire. Wed., Jan. 26 ANNA CHRISTIE, d. Clarence Brown, 1930. GARBO SPEAKS! From O'Neill's story of a girl with seedy past finding happiness with seaman. Mon., Jan. 31 DINNER AT EIGHT, d. George Cukor, 1932. The Barrymores, Wallace Beery, Marie Dressier, Billie Burke, and, and...JEAN HARLOW. Wed., Feb. 2 THE MERRY WIDOW (THE LADY DANCES), d. Ernst Lubitsch, 1934. Maurice Chevalier, Jeanette MacDonald in lavish, spectacular comedy. Mon. Feb. 7 THE DAWN PATROL, d. Howard Hawks, 1930. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Richard Barthelemass in classic WWI flyers' picture. Mon., Feb. 14 39 STEPS, d. Altred Hitchcock, 1935. Classic of the suspense film. Wed., Feb. 16 IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT, d. Frank Capra, 1934. Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert in Oscar studded screwball comedy. Mon., Feb. 21 JEZABEL, d. William Wyler, 1938. Bette Davis, Henry Fonda in Southern drama. Davis shows how she would have played Scarlett O'Hara. Wed., Feb. 23 GRAND ILLUSION, d. Jean Renoir, 1937. Telling examination of why men submit to war. Mon,, Feb. 28 RULES OF THE GAME, d. Jean Renoir, 1939. The game is, of course, life. Wed., Mar. 1 LE JOUR SE LEVE, d. Marcel Carne, 1939. Another classic from the man who made CHILDREN OF PARADISE. The film offers a great trench director's vision of the french mind of the late 30's. Mon., Mar 6 STAGECOACH, d. John Ford, 1939. John Wayne, Claire Trevor in the classic, detinitive western. Acme Bijou films are shown in 180 PLC at 8 p.m., and most programs will be accompanied by a short cartoon from the Thirties. Admission is $1.00 or by season ticket (18 admissions for $9.00) The Acme Bijou Film Series is shown in conjunction with English 495 Film as w Literature._ ....mmwmmnmuumnmmmm ,3r 3 k
