A little soldier's salute

• :~R::E W::R:: :;:::::~~ YOU. YOU HAVE BETRAYED THE PEOPLES OF THE WORLD AND DONE AS MUCH TO DISILLUSION AMERICANS WITH THEIR GOVERNMENT AS ANY ACT; ANY GROUP; OR ANY PERSON, at any time.

A. -- T~E FESTIVAL COMMITTEE

" ",,;!!fli~.JfF' THE ELEVENTH ANN ARBOR FILM FESTIVAL, March 13 - 18, 1973

""-: fr To encourage the work of the independent director, and to promote the concept of the film as art, CINEMA GUILD of the University of Michigan and the DRAMATIC ARTS CENTER of Ann Arbor, are pleased to announce the ELEVENTH ANN ARBOR FILM FESTIVAL.

THANK YOU.

Large, two-color, signed, Festival posters by the reknown graphic artist, Eugene Tellez, are available at the CINEMA GUILD desk and at PLASTER OF PARIS for only $1.00, please. Also available are Festival buttons - collectors items at only 25¢.

ALSO FOR SALE at the desk, in the lobby, etc.: PAT OLESZKO FILM FESTIVAL DOLL (25¢) by Steven Cole; NEW AGE SNACKS (25¢) by Steven Cole; FESTIVAL POLAROIDS

(75¢) by Sarah Brown and Assistant.

Admission to the Festival remains $1.00; Series (16 shows) $13.00, while entry A fees were raised to $5.00.

"-h~$' THE SELECTION COMMITTEE

"", ,, P- Each film submitted to the Festival was screened in its entirety by a selection committee composed of film makers and persons knowledgable in the independent film. Their function was to program as many films as possible into the time allotted. Unfortunately, the number of entries exceeded the time available and preferences had to be made. The Awards Jury, however, may consider any film submitted to the Festival for awards. Members of the Selection Committee were: WIDGE POWELL, LOUIS WOJNAROSKI, MICHAEL LEE PARSONS, ROBERT ILLINOIS, REGINA BALTHAZAR, KATIE REIFMAN, JAY CASSIDY.

AWARDS

CINEMA II $650 CINEMA GUILD $525 ANN ARBOR FILM COOPERATIVE $450 WABX RADIO $100 DOMINICK'S $100 DEL RIO BAR (for a local film) $50 THE ROXY THEATRE, Toronto $50 (When in Toronto, attend the Roxy, only 99¢) MR. FLOOD'S PARTY $25 AUNE MANUPELLI $25 INGRID MANUPELLI $25 ARBOR SPRINGS WATER COMPANY $25 PROJECTION SERVICES $25 MEGA FRAMES $25 PLASTER OF PARIS $25 KAiHARINE K. SKLAR $25 ANONYMOUS $25 MARVIN FELHEIM $25 DIANE KIRKPATRICK $25 DIXIE GAS HOUSE $27,26 and a lid A. WALLACE and ELI ZABETH STEVENS IMMEN $25

=~ THE AWARDS JURY ~,, ~

The functions of the Awards Jury are (1) to see all of the Festival films that have been programmed for public screening, and others if they wish (2) to distribute the awards money in Ann Arbor (3) to make up the three different programs of award winning films and highlights that are shown on Sunday, and (4) to reduce the Festival in Ann Arbor to 11 hours of films that will tour other places.

The Awards Jury is: ANNE SEVERSON, JOHN CALDWELL, SUSAN ZEIG, STUART KLEIN, and FRED LaBOUR

.............................................................................. THE PROGRAM e TUESDAY 7:00 PM

ASSASSINATION RAGA Max Crosl ey & Lawrence Ferl i nghetti 13 MR. TRI-STATE Jeff Kreins & Tom Palazzolo 12 THOUGHT DREAMS Barbara Linkevitch 3 GILGAMISH Vincent S, Coll ins 4 HIPPODROME HARDWARE Red Grooms 45 AUTOSTOP Roberta Cantow 15 e TUESDAY 9:00 PM

TROLL TROOP Yellow Ball Workshop 20 APOTHEOSIS Lillian Schwartz & Ken Knowlton BETTY TELLS HER STORY Li ane Brandon 20 PAINT Chuck Hudina 5 CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT Charles J. Bailey 15 THE FUTURE OF AN ILLUSION (Part II) Dana Gordon 15.5 TOO MUCH COFFEE AND NOT ENOUGH SLEEP Bob Rogers and Laurence Wri ght BEST OF MAY 1968 Jay Cassidy 3

,c 0 .;:" TUESDAY 11 :00 PM

, ,- WAITING FOR COMMERCIALS Jud Yalkut & Nam June Paik 8 CELS Susan Pitt Kraning 6 PLUM James Herbert 17 MATINEE Arthur Hirsch 13 MAKING OUT William Farley 6 PLOW, DRAG AND SKID Andrew Lugg & John Orentlicher SCENE ONE: TAKE ONE Ronald Chase 30 ,e WEDNESDAY 7:00 PM

ALLISON Richard Myers 8 SYMETRICKS Stan Vanderbeek 8 THE THIRTIES Richard King 18 BALLET ADAGIO Norman McLaren 10 GOOD GRIEF! Mike Jittlov 4.5 WATERWORK James Cagl e 11 HATS OFF TO HOLLYWOOD Penelope Spheeris 23 THURSNIGHT Rafael Elortegui 9

~ WEDNESDAY 9:00 PM

"~ SPIDER Gary Anderson 8 PESCADOS VIVOS Susan June Felter 19.5 IKE'S WOMAN Jerry Biehl 3.2 CORRESPONDENCE Bob Mathes 3 THE DINNER PARTY David Hamburger & Harold Ceaser MATRIX III John Whitney 10 THE LAST LAUGHTRACK Steve Peck 26 SEPTEMBER llth 1972 Mari on Cajori 12.5

WEDNESDAY 11 :00 PM

SPACE HOLD Amy Zell Ellsworth & Allan T. Pietras FRONT AND BACK Lynne Cohen & Andrew Lugg 9 CHAKRA Jordan Be 1 son 6 GINO'S PIZZA Steve Finkel & Warren Bass 18 MATRIX James Cagle 7.5 1944 Wayne Wang & Richard R. Schmidt 14

4.5

THE MAPLE SUGAR FARMER W. Craig Hinde & Robert E. Davis 28.5

" e."", THURSDAY 7:00 PM ~~~ " . DRAWING FOR AN EXHIBITION Jane Kirkwood

THE MAGIC BEAUTY KIT Ira Wohl 15 1970 Scott Bartlett 30 (SIC) Prudy & Rebecca Hampshire .5 ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS A QUASI EMPTY DISPLAY CASE A. Duran 42 LITTLE GENITALIA Barry Bri 11 iant 3

THURSDAY 9:00 PM

BURLINGTON ZEPHYR Alan Kraning 2.5 KIM'S FILM Mike Covell 8.5

A THE JAIL Michael Anderson, Paul Jacobs, Saul Landau, Bill Yahraus 80

"'- .. =- THURSDAY 11 : 00 PM ~ ,/<

• , ZOMBIES IN A HOUSE OF MADNESS Michael Anderson, Paul Jacobs, Saul Landau, FUN ON MARS Sally Cruikshank 4.5 Bill Yahraus 4 THREE MOTOR TRIPS Panther White 9 ONE AND THE SAME Gunvor Nelson & Freude Bartlett 5 URBASIA Alex Steiner 22 JANUARY James Herbert 12.5 BIRTHFILM Susan Kleckner 30

FRIDAY 7 :00 PM

EMERGING NATION Jerrold Peil 2.5 LA CHASSE A L'HIRONDELLE Michael David Schneck 2.5 AUDIENCE Claudia Zeitlin 1.5

6. . SHOOT THE WHALE Phil Makanna 90

, . ..,;:,.- FRIDAY 9:00 PM

-"";" .;,/ KISS Ross Albert 3 12 STORIES FOR MARCIA Norman Gould 12 PANDORA'S BOX Steve Seza1 7.5 ZOCALO Richard Myers 15 JUNE Martha Has1anger 8.5 FRANK FILM Frank Mouris 9 6344 Joseph Pi pher 25.5 THE FIRST ANNUAL OZONE HOMECOMING PARADE Ozone Central Committee 6

• FRIDAY 11 :00 PM

LIVING ON VELVET ElllOt Barden 35 BUPKIS Kenny Schneider 5.5 ROSELAND Royanne Rosenberg 12.5 JUMP James Keeshen 2 THE NOSE Howard E. Lester 38

SATURDAY 1 :00 PM

RHAPSODY ON A THEME FROM A HOUSE MOVIE Lorne Marin CHOW FUN Sally Cruikshank 4.5 JUST A GIGOLO C, Semp1iner 16 HANDSTRINGS Barbara Scharres 4.5 THE TRACK Richard Sanders Rosenthal 12 ORB Larry Jordan 4.5 DO THEY RUN A LOT? Martin W. Nicholson B FOR HIM Valerie Blitz 3.5 RECOMMENDATION Darrell Forney 10 81 BACON Vi rgi ni a Gi ri t1 ian 6 SASQUATCH AMONGST US Doug Wendt 48 I.:l SILENT REVERSAL Louis Hock 10

~~_ SATURDAY 7:00 PM

~ NEURON Robert Russett 85 SECONDS TO BROADWAY Walter F. Kiefner 2 ROBERT WALL, EX-FBI AGENT Michael Anderson, Paul Jacobs, Saul Landau,

Bill Yahraus 30 FLYING NO-LOW ALTITUDE Jeanne Mininzll 2.5 DORIS IS THIRTY NEXT TUESDAY Jeffrey Prull 14 DOWN WIND Pat Oneill 14 NOW YOU CAN DO ANYTHING Fred Worden & Chris Langdon SHUT UP BARBIE Vincent Grenier 14

SATURDAY 9:00 PM

INSIDE DOUBT Michael Rudnick & Rock Ross 6.5 THE DIVINE MIRACLE Diana Krumins 5 SEX IN THE SADDLE Jerome C, Winslow ENCIOMEZ - Y John Haugse 4.5 NO HEROES Jon Rubin 7 HONEYMOON LANE Vincent Grenier 45 SHADE CREEK SUMMER Mi ke Covell 3 CATHEDRAL Ronald Chase 10 TAKE OFF Gunvor Nelson 10

~A';F SUNDAY: AWARD WINNERS AND HIGHLIGHTS SELECTED BY THE A~ARDS JURY. """~ Exact titles for each show will be posted at each 10catlOn.

, Note: Holders of Series Tickets are entitled to attend a single Sunday Program (ONLY) of their choice.

SUNDAY 7:00 Architecture Auditorium, PROGRAM A SUNDAY 7:00 Auditorium A, Angell Hall, PROGRAM B

SUNDAY 9:00 Architecture Auditorium, PROGRAM B SUNDAY 9:00 Auditorium A, Angell Hall, PROGRAM C

SUNDAY 11 :00 Architecture Auditorium, PROGRAM C SUNDAY 11 :00 Auditorium A, Angell Hall, PROGRAM A

~~ SELECTIONS FROM THE FOLLOWING LIST MAY BE SHOWN AS TIME PERMITS:

-"'.-,.. AN ANIMATED PICTURE SHOW Russell R. Adams 30 A LA BRAVA: PRISON AND BEYOND Ricardo D. Soto 26 A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT Owen Shajliro 30 A SIMPLE SONG Richard E, Gibbs Jr. S5 A SUNDAY ON YOUR KNEES Rodger Darbonne 8 A VIABLE FABRIC Fermin Ramos and A1 Hart 3 AN AMERICAN LIASON Robert Brennan 6 ACTUATE D. Samatowicz 4 ARRIVAL Bruce Geiger 6 ART HISTORY 101 James Benning 17 AZRAEL Ron Finne 20 , 5 BANJO PIE Darrel Forney 11 BATVISION BLUES John Hacherian 9" BEATNICKS FROM OUTERSPACE Michael Fros t & Charles Johannsen BEATRICE CENCI Ronald Chase 15 BLACK BOARD SPEAKS Ed Montgomery 8.5 BOGOLJUBOFF'S BLUNDERS Dave Davies & Ba rney Blech 2.35 CAPTAIN MOM Chuck Menvi 11 e & Len Janson 14 CAPRI CHOSE Mi chae 1 Saunders 17 CAROUSEL Gloria Sylvestro 4 CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM Dana Gordon 20 CHICKA CHICKA PAW PAW Paul F, Scardina 13 CHICKEN REAL Les Blank 22.7 CHIMERA Jack Gagl iardo 7 CO-INCIDENTAL WATER-MUSIC-FILM Norman Gould CO-OP CITY George Riggs 7,5 CYCLES Barbara Noble 15 DEEP WATER David McLaughlin 15 DEPRESSION GLASS Fermin Ramos 41 DER DRACHENHOF David Irving 18 DOCUMENT Terrence Sull ivan 60 ELEMENTS Loui sHock 10 EROGENOUS JONES, Ph.D. Mi chae 1 Li tl e 2& EV IDENCE Alfred Guzzett i 16 EXCHANGE Daniel Guntzelman 12 FAMILY ASTROLOGY Tobe J, Carey 30 FOR THE LOVE OF THE MOON Michel Laviant 32 FRAME BY FRAME Paul Burnford & Jerry Samuelson 13 FROSTBURG Robert Mugge & Davi d Ins ley 47.5 GENERAL WASHINGTON'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND Bob Mi 11 s 38 GENESIS II Phillip 0, Holt 7 GOAL Don Quaintance 6.5 GOLD DUST Cougar Wi 11 S GOOD FRIDAY IN LITTLE ITALY Peter Rowe 14 GOODMAN Barbara Li nkevi tch 12 GREATEST STORY EVER OVERTOLD Peter McWi 11 i ams 59 GROW YOUR OWN Gl enn Sil ber 15 GUARANTEED CLEAN QUIET AND EFFICIENT Bill Wadsworth 10 HARLEY Bern i e Caputo 22 HELIX William C, Veatch 12 HOUDINI Ken Kobland & James McCarthy 3 . 1 HOUSE MOVIE Rick Hancox 14 HOWARD Ross Spears III 16.5 HOW MUCH ARE YOU WORTH? Jeff Krei nes lS I AGE Louie Schwartzberg 17 INCIDENT AT THE HANDLEBAR SALOON Laurence Wright & Sob Rogers 6 INTERVIEW Anonymous 7,7 ISOSCELES Steven Henke 15 IT AIN'T CITY MUSIC Tom Davenport 14.5 IT IS THERE AND WE ARE HERE THIS IS SOME TIME AGO Theodore Spagna 58 KARATE Stephen Ei chen 1 aub 10 LAMBING Robert Fi ore 30 LEAVE ME ALONE Keith W. Clark lS LIGHT Mark Krigbaum 6.5 LIGHT -BUB? Bruce Wilson 11 LOOKING BACK Cory Lash 60 LORA LEE'S BEDROOM David Schmoeller 8 LOVE IT/LEAVE IT Tom Palazzolo 14 LULU, PO'RTRAIT OF A SOUTHERN BELLE Stewart Lippe 7.5 MAN WHOLE Victor Harrison 3.2 MARQUART'S ESCAPE George Kahn 14 MATTHEW 5: 5 John A. Stewart 5 MR. VIBRAL GOES TO WASHINGTON ISLAND Michael Frost & Charles Johannsen 14 MOBIA'S TRIP Marc Levin 47 MOMENT Michael Frost 12 MY FATHER THE DOCTOR Miriam Weinstein lS NATMUS Gerald Hagner 10 NATURAL MAGIC Clay Colt 6.5 NATURAL TIMBER COUNTRY Ron Finne 53.5 NOT TO TOUCH THE EARTH Jim Johnson 10 . 5 NO TYPICAL TRUCKSTOP Rich Zubaty 95 NUMBER 2 Richard Braverman & Gene Scaramuzzo OASIS Sandra J. Jones 7,5 ODESSA Tim Shepard 6 OLD GLORY MARCHING SOCIETY Alan Spencer & Jerry Aronson 8 ON THE RAG Bruce Green, S. Wolleman 3.2 OUTPOST Eric Lipson 12 PAPER GOAT Ri chard See 17 PARADE Rona 1 d Chase 14 PAUL LAWRENCE DUNBAR Carleton Moss 22 PICTURE AND SOUND RUSHES Morgan Fisher 11 PIERROMORT Gi 1 Robison 4 PLAIN BROWN WRAPPER University of Southern Cal iforni~ 11 PLEASE STAND BY Jack and Joanna Mi lton 100 PORTRAIT OF A SENSEI (MASTER) Madeline Tourtelot 30 PROJECT (A ROMANTIC) Peter M. Fiqueroa 8.15 RAGAMUFFINS: CRADLE OF ARMS M. James Gray 20 RALPH'S BUSY DAY Karl F. Cohen 14 RAY LUM: MULE TRADER Judy Pei ser & Bi 11 Ferri s 19 RICKY AND ROCKY Tom Palazzolo & Jeff Kreines 15 SAN FRANCISCO CHRISTMAS BREAKFAST OVERTURE Ronald Chase 15 SEE BS Jerrold Peil 11 SCENES FROM NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT Robert Crawford 17 SCHOOL ON A MOUNTAIN Charles Angemeyer 26 SEVENTH STREET DEPOT Jane Weiner 5 SKI WHIZ Ken Rudolph 9 SNAP SHOTS Rus se 11 R, Adams 4.5 SOMEBODY RUNNING Dave Miles 6.5 SOMETHING IS Jerry Aronson 8 STROAD ROSE M. James Gray & Rosario Laudicina 10 STUNT MAN Tom Koester 11 SUMMER TRAIN University of Southern California TAl CHI CH'UAN Tom Davenport 9 TARGET TRILOGY Vincent Scilla 8.4 THE ACCOUNTANT Dave Davies & Sarney Blech 21 THE ANGRY GOO Herbert Jean de Grasse 67 THE CRUCIFICTION Dailey & Lutman 15 THE ELECTRIC FLAG John Korty 12 THE EXTENDED STAY Stanley Weiser 42 THE FISHERMAN'S WIFE Frank Gardner 18.5 THE GREAT BUBBLE CONSPIRACY Paul Burn ford 15 THE HUNT Thomas Roberdeau 25 THE LIFT University of Southern Ca'lifornia 8 THE LOVE SONG OF J. ALFRED PRUFROCK Ben Wei sman 11 THE NEON PALACE Peter Rowe 90 THE SHAPE OF TIME Dona"d J. Paonessa 27 THE THING ABOUT SCULPTURE Richard Rubinstein 15 THE WOODSMAN Susan Lavery & Z. Trope 36 THIS IS NO MOVIE Scott Turner 3.5 THIS SPACE IN THE SHAKING OF LIGHT Bob Cowan 15 THUNDERBIRD Theodore Masuk Caserta 16 TO BE SOMEBODY Bernard Selling 29 TOMORROW'S CHILDREN Henry Mayer 17 TO THE STATION Chaim Calev 10 TOUGEST GAME IN TOWN George Ba11is-Maia Sortor 80 UN FOREST Samue 1 D. McCl ell and 4.5 VOULEZ-VOUS COUCHER AVEC GOD? Jack Christie & Michael Hirsh 69

WATERCRESS Constance Beeson 7 WHITELIGHT (MOVING VARIATION #1) Patrick W. Ryan 4.5 WHAT WOULD YOU DO Paul Braun 8 WHAT FLIRTING COSTS ME Richard R. Schmidt 25 WASHED IN THE BLOOD George Riggs 7.5 YANKEE CRAFTSMAN Wendy Wood 18 YOO-YOO PARADISE Al Wong 17

_ft. . THE FOLLOWING FILMS WERE ENTERED BUT NOT RECEIVED AS OF THE DATE OF THIS PRINTING, ~MARCH 12.

ACTORS Andrzej Markiewicz 47 BANANA TRAPPING IN THE INNER CITY Alan Kraning EXSEMABRI: CONEY #1 Bob Parent 15 EXSEMABFI: SYMMETRY #1 Bob Parent 11 GOD'S CHILDREN Samuel D. McClelland 35 IF I WERE AN EAGLE Charles Lyman 15 RADER'S AlDERS David C. Harrison ROLL AWAY THE STONE Brian Zick 3 THIS I KNOW Dennis Wible 5.75 SNOWVILLE Ell iot Davis, John Carnochan 28

6. FOLLOWING THE SCREENINGS IN ANN ARBOR, THE AWARDS JURY WILL REDUCE THE ~~ FESTIVAL TO 11 HOURS OF FILMS AND THESE WILL TOUR OTHER PLACES. LOCAL

JURIES WILL AWARD A MINIMUM OF $350.00 AT EACH PLACE. THE TOUR SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS:

YORK UNIVERSITY, Toronto, Ontario, March 20-22 FANSHAWE COLLEGE, London, Ontario, March 24-26 ALFRED UNIVERSITY, March 3D-April 1 KENT STATE UNIVERSITY, Apri 1 6-8 URBANA COLLEGE, April 13-15 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY, April 20-22 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN at Wasau, April 27-29 NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, May 4-6 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, May 11-13 BERKELEY FILM HOUSE, May lS-20

There are open dates for the Festival Tour. Interested persons may contact JANET PARKER, Office of the Dean, College of Architecture and Design, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 48104.

-A In addition, Mike Getz of UNDERGROUND CINEMA-12 customarily attends the ~ Festival and selects films for presentation at leading theatres throughout

the country. Last year S different programs of films were screened at about 17 theatres. Partici pating filmmakers shared nearly $12,000.00 in fees. A similar arrangement is expected this year.

1.1 SPECIAL FESTIVAL THANKS TO: ~ Our beloved friends Nat and Al

Our good friends at t.he Main Street Post Office Branch AND TO WNRZ FM, 102.9

A , ;~~ .~~~ .~~~~~. ~;~~ -~~~;;~~~ .~~;;;~~ .~~~~ .~~;;~~;~ .~~~~~~;;;~~~~ .~~~~;~ ..... ~ FOR ALL DESERTERS AND DRAFT -DODGERS AND FREEDOM FOR ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS.

IT ALSO RESPECTFULLY URGES PERSONS WHO AVOIDED THE DRAFT BY PRETENDING TO SE PHYSICALLY OR EMOTIONALLY INCAPABLE, OR, HOMOSEXUAL, TO REMEMBER THOSE L[SS FORTUNATE PATRIOTS IN EXILE OR IN JAIL.

." ~~~~i~~~~;~~i~~;~; ~~~~;~~;. ~;~~~~~~: ~ :~:. ~~~. ~~~: .~~~ .~~~~~:. ~;~~:~~~:. ~~; ~~:. Ellen Frank, Associate Director Jay Cassidy, Festival Manager Quentin Lawson, Festival Treasurer Janet Parker, Festival Secretary

DANZ CRASS ___ SIX STEPS TO A MORE TOGETHER TOMORROW TODAY by Pat 01eszko Tue: THE TARANTELLE Wed: THE MONSTER MASH Thu: THE BUNNY HOP Fri ROCK N' ROLL Sat: THE RITE O'F SPRING Sun: THE WALTZ

STEVEN COLE PRESENTS: Thu: WHEN I WISHED UPON A STAR

THIS IS WHAT I GOT NUMBER ONE Sat: WHEN I WISHED UPON A STA~

TH IS IS WHAT I GOT NUMBER TWO

WHAT MAKES BUSTER TRUCK? by Lewi s Simpson

VIDEO EQUIPMENT DONATED: MEDIA ACCESS CENTER

RAG FOR A COMPASS AND A RULE. Dance by John Ceviaka1a, Carol Richard, Ellen Brown, Tina Mitchell, Stephanie Hall, in the Festival Lobby, 8:45 & 10:45 PM Thursday. •

THE THEME FROM THE ELEVENTl1 ANN ARBOR IT'"'" FESTIVAL. Original composition perfonned by Radio King and His Court of Rhythm, Friday and Saturday, 6:45 PM in the Auditorium.

POSTCARD SHOW. By Stuart Klein, Lynne Cohen, Ellen Frank, Chris Frayne, Buster Simpson, Sob George. In the Lobby.

LIVE AND LET LIVE. By Kenn Beckmann. In the hallway alcove.

__ WNRZ/ANN ARBOR FILM FESTIVAL RADID NEWSREEL, 102.9 ON YOUR DIAL

~ PHDNE-IN-A-FILM .. Tuesday, Wednedsay, Thurday 10:00 - 12:00PM call WNRZ at 663-0560, and suggest an episode for a narrative sequence for a video tape to be made the afternoon after your call, and screened the next ni ght on the Festival's video monitors. Listen to WNRZ for insturctions.

WHAT'S YOUR STORY PROGRAM .. Ta1k to the ticket taker, aired nightly 10:00 to 12:00 PM.

THE SCOOP OUI HOUR •• Pat 01eszko qives the poop on Abominable Snowmen, 3:00-4:00' PM, Wednesday, March 14, interviewed by Bob Rudnick.

DANZ CRASS ENSEMBEL .. Pat 01eszko's six different steps to keep you more together tomorrow today, presented all together on Bob Rudnick's 10:00' PM-2:00

AM, Monday, March 19.