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...Committee to Rescue Italian Art will sponsor two lectures in Lecture Hall, Carpenter Center. Today at 8 p.m. Wayne V. Andersen, Chairman of the M.I.T. Committee on the Visual Arts, will speak on "Time and Space in Italian Futurism." Wednesday at 8 p.m. Horst W. Janson, Visiting Professor of Fine Arts, will lecture on 'Donatello and the Antique." Tickets are $2, obtainable at the Coop and M.I.T. Student Center...
Wayne V. Andersen, chairman of the M.I.T. Committee on the Visual Arts, and Horst W. Janson, chairman of the Art History Department at New York University, complete the series with lectures Tues. and Wed. at Carpenter Center...
...repaid. They may even get a boot out of it. Professional soccer, the most popular spectator sport in the world, outside of girl watching, is coming to the U.S. in a big way. And if the TV moneybags have guessed right, the likes of Emment Kapengwe and Horst Szymaniak will shortly assume heroic stances alongside Willie Mays and Johnny Unitas...
West Germany's Horst Janssen is an unkempt, 200-lb. colossus who, when not actually at his drawing board, sprawls on his unmade bed, clad in boots and blue jeans, redolent of cheap schnapps, cursing the world and especially its art critics. Yet for all his fulminations, both fame and money seem to be irresistibly coming Janssen...
...sits there on his throne looking like Yul Brynner with a nasty case of jaundice. Welles, who plays a Venetian savant, is all dressed up to look like Leonardo da Vinci, but then he queers the pitch by muttering something about a navigational device he calls an "astrolobe." Horst Bucholz, who plays the acrobattling hero, obviously doesn't have the thighs for this sort of work, but he makes up for that with some of the niftiest karate ever seen in medieval Persia and in general upholds his hard-earned reputation as the German Tony Curtis...