Word: orson
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Informer, Irish troubles fifty years ago in the film that made John Ford famous. With two Betty Boop cartoons. At the Orson Welles, 4, 6, 8, 10 until Saturday...
...Afraid of Virginia Woolf? with Liz Taylor before she turned 40. With The Dove, a short parody of Bergman that may spoil Wild Strawberries forever, Orson Welles, 4, 7, 9:45, Sun. through Tues...
This is both newsworthy and reprehensible. For years, it was impossible for film staffers to get such (relative) creative luminaries as John Huston and Orson Welles on any general mag's cover. Now, with cash-trickle, a bevy of blurbs, and disappointing product, technicians get the publicity. And inordinate faith in mass culture receives another well-deserved kick in the head...
Local secondary schools. International Ministries in Cambridge, and area colleges and film societies have agreed to buy the newsreels for $20 an issue, Gutman said, Cyrus I. Harvey '47, owner of the Harvard Sq.-Brattle-Central Cinemas, and the Orson Welles Cinema Complex, also plan to show the newsreel as part of their regular programs. Helpern said...
Beginning last summer, Jack's, a bar on Mass. Ave, across from the Orson Welles, has been featuring consistently excellent live entertainment without charging cover. More recently, Club Zircon--located on North Beacon St. at the Cambridge-Somerville line--has followed suit, usually charging a dollar cover while offering a better price on beer. Both clubs have enjoyed roof-raising engagements by the James Montgomery Blues Band, a group which has perfected the art of blues for drunk humans. Backed by an outfit which includes Harvard graduate Peter Bell on guitar, James Montgomery blows a wicked harp and sings Junior...