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Great plays transformed into

as great new movio by your

kind of writers, 4Jirectors,

stars.

One Monday and Tuesday a month, October through May. Four show ings, two

evenings and tw ~o matinees,

and that's it.

Starts Octobe r29th and October 30th at a local

popcorn factory (see theatre list below).

MORNSAFLM ONXTED OY

DANIEL MANN

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ALFRED HAYES

M-AFRM OMEED BY

HAROLD PINTER

SPECIAL COLI.EGE DISCOUNT

Seats are limii:ed. Get down to

the box office (or Ticketron) with a check. IEight evenings:

$30. Eight me tinees: $16 for students and iFaculty, $24 for everybody else.

THE AlhIERICAN FILM TI -IEATRE

1350 Ave.of the Al niericas.NT Y. N.Y. 10019 Phone: 212) 489-8820

T HE AMf RICANI llM JH ATFRI IS APRI SF NTATION OF

W AMERICAN EX PRESS FILMS, INC.

AND THE ELY LANIDA ORGANIZATION. INC.

IN ASSOClArfloN WIT HI CiNEVISOONLT[ (CANiADA)

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AMERICAN FILM THEATRE

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EXi-IIBITION DATES

Monday! series

Oct. 29, 1 973 Nov. 12, 973

Dec. 10, 1 973 Jan. 21, 1 974 Feb. 4, 19 74 Mar. 11,1 974 Apri 8, 14 )?4 May6, 1974

Tuesday Series

Oct. 30. 1973 Nov. 13. 1973

Dec. 11. 1973

m Jan. 22. 1974

Feb. 5, 1974

Mar. 12. 1974

April 9. 1974

May 7, 1974

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Slavic Meet

Brings Kennan

George F. Kennan, ftormer ambassador to the

U.S.S.R.,and acknowledged will be at USC Friday and 5

Slavic Conference.

expert on

;aturday to

Soviet attend

diplomacy

a regional

The conference, in its variety of topics in the fif political science and hisi Europe and the Soviet Uni

twelfth year, will cover a

3Ids

lory

odfelailtienrgatuwriet,hlaEnagsutaegren,

on.

Participants include fe

stitutions across the couni

iculty try as

members from well as members

inof

government.

Dr. James Kuhlman of thi and International Studies s. for the conference because staff in the area of Slavic

university is one of the larg(

a department of Government

iid USC was selected as host it has an excellent combined studies and added that the

st participating members of

Kennan will take part Friday in a discussion

of 'Problems and Prospects

For Slavi c Studies.'

the Southern Conference o n Slavic Studies.

Kennan, whose foreign se

30 years, was U.S. ambass

and to Yugoslavia from 19

with the Institute for Adv

rvice career spanned

ador to Russia from

nearly

1952-53

;1-63. He is now associated

anced Studies in Princeton

N.J. and Gordon B. Turner of the American Council of

Learned Societies will sit wi to discuss "Problems and P

th Lennan on a panel Friday

rospects for Slavic Studies."

Kennan is thought to be tike American diplomant most responsible for the American policy of "containment"

toward the Soviet Union. Containment was a stance

which saw the United States develop allies and arms bases on the periphery of th e Asian continent to contain the threat of future Sov iet military force. This philosophy was laid down in the late 1940's and remained as U.S. policy for over tw ................
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