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Photo courtesy of New Yorker Films
The Sheldon Film Theatre will present two
films this week: Thorn Andersen's Eadweard
Muybridgei Zoopraxographert a film about
the first maker of motion pictures,1 and
Antonta: Portrait of a Woman, by Judy Col
lins and Jill Godmilow, a documentary of '
symphonic conductor Antonia Brico. Screen
ings begin at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
half
This week's television
and movie highlights.
Monday
Young Pioneers. (ABC. 7 p.m.)
Roger Kern and Linda Purl
star as" newly weds making a
new I if s for themselves in
Dakota Territory.
Academy of Country Music
Awards. (ABC, 11:50 p.m.)
Marty Robbins is the host.
Guests include Lindsay Wag
ner, Jimmy Wakely, Mickey
Gilley and Mel Tillis.
The Importance of Being Earn
est. (NETV, 9 p.m.) Oscar
Wilde's classic satire of Brit
ish aristocracy, starring
Michael Jayston and Gemma
Jones. '
Tuesday "
The World at War (NETV, 8:30
Local composers
present concert
A free concert of music composed by local musicians
will be performed Monday at 8 p.m. in Kimball Recital
Hall. The five pieces will be performed by UNL students
and faculty members.
Three compositions will be premiered at the concert:
"Trioecia" by Mollie Margaret Baldwin, a sophomore
music major from Lincoln; "Orbes Serierum" by Noyles
Bartholomew, a School of Music teaching assistant from
Omaha; and a string quartet by David Seward, a freshman
music major from Lincoln.
Also on the program will be "Soul Thoughts" by
Robert Beadell, UNL professor of music theory and com
position. This jazz-influenced piece features soprano
Lorraine Beadell, the composer's wife.
The finale, "Time, Space, Color", was composed by
Randall Snyder, as UNL assistant professor of music
theory and composition.
p.m.) Whirlwind, 1939-1344;
recalls the Anglo-American
air forces' trying to win the
war against Germany.
Campaign 76. (NBC, CBS
10:30 p.m.) Both networks
provide coverage of the
Massachusetts and Vermont,
primaries.
Wednesday
The Way It Was. (METV, 1 1 :30
p.m.) The 1940 National
Football League champion
ship, the Chicago Bears vs.
the Washington Redskins, is
recalled.
Thursday
It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow.
(NETV, 8 p.m.) A drama
about the indomitable spirit
of the thousands of Lon
doners who hid from Ger
man bombs in the subway.
Friday
Bob Hope Presents. (NBC, 7:30
p.m.) Bob Hope and more
than 40 show-business per
sonalties take part in a
comic mystery. "'"
MASH (CBS, 8 p.m.) The
original film starring Donald
Sutherland, Elliot Gould and
Sally Kellerman.
Saturday
Harper. (CBS, 10:30 p.m.) Paul
Newman stars in the story of
a private eye looking for a
missing husband whose wife
may not want him back.
Cable TV (Channel 9). This
week's movie include The
Man with the Golden Arm,
starring Frank Sinatra in the
story of a man's struggle
with heroin addiction and
The Blue Knight, the Emmy-award-winning,
adaptation
j of Joseph Wambaugh's novel
about the routine of a
policeman.
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