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DAILY AT:
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5:10-7:10
9:10
in color by FrancoU Truffaut
TWO ENGLISH GIRLS from French director Francois Truffaut is a beautiful film that was
hailed as "a gem" by the New York Times and "a film of refined intelligence" by the New
York Daily News.
Based on the only other novel by the author of JULES AND JIM, TWO ENGLISH GIRLS
follows the story of two sisters in love with the same man for seven years and his vacillation
between them.
To create this beautiful movie Truffaut has assembled artists with whom he works superbly
well: Jean-Pierre Leaud, the "Antoine Doinel" of THE 400 BLOWS, STOLEN KISSES and other
films; Nestor Almendros, photographer of many Truffaut films including THE WILD CHILD;
Jean Gruaultjruffaut's co scenarist on JULES AND JIM, and Georges Delerue, composer of
the scores for JULES AND JIM, SHOOT THE PIANO PLAYER and other Truffaut films.
Together, these talents have created in TWO ENGLISH GIRLS a film that Newsweek calls
"slyly comic, elegiac, bittersweet."
"Two English Girls'
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"a Charming Flick "
KATHLEtN CARROLL,
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" magical achievement."
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"a lovely film."
BERNARD DREW. OANNETT NEWS SERVICE
.iiui'i i- 111 mini I iiiiii a iSn .i.ij
Library
walkway
endangers
students
"Danger-Use at Your Own
Risk."
This message has been
greeting students using the
newly opened east-west passage
through the construction work
north of Love Library.
The sicm was placed by the
George Cook Co. because there
is a danger of falling materials
which could injure people
using the walkway, according
to Bill Wood, construction
foreman.
He also informed the library
not to reopen the north doors
but to continue using the south
doors.
Associate Director of
Libraries for Public Services
Eugene M, Johnson said that
the south doors were closed for
several reasons.
One reason for the closing
was financial. Two book
checkers were necessary to
handle the traffic at the south
entrance where only one is
needed to check at the north
entrance.
With the north entrance
open many students are able to
go directly into the library
auditorium instead of going
through check stations,
Johnson said.
Johnson explained that
aside from the library uses, the
university considers an
east-west passage important to
the campus.
In case someone is injured
in the walkway by falling
materials, Johnson said, the
construction company would
Ix; liable "no matter how many
signs they put up."
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