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The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 23

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Honolulu, Hawaii
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23
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HONOLULU ADVERTISER May 20, 1970 B-5 fri 'Rabelais' offers total theater work By JACK GAVER lais," presented last night at of Francois Rabelais is al- risy of government, religion, tures of his son, Pantagruel. ence are, of course, still im- 41 a 1 4. 1 3 I AT Arliitolrm 1 T)n. 1 NFW YORK fT'PT 1116 center, may ue re- iiiom lung-wiiiueu as uie suuwUUU. uie piuuieuis ui x-niiuge, uie pressive.

'i A Thra 5 Pardpd hv snmc as an ar- hooks themselves, and von However, seems iu me, oramarv little man wno ATWrtvn titp i "tic uuuui melt iltV, rviirrh fooWo nracn nf UUICIS, ail France's Jean-Louis Bar- resting work in the field of have to take it in one sitting, attaches himself to Panta- fine payers from Barrault's To enjoy the beautiful wnereas you can spreaa tne handican that there isn't Paris company. Jean-Pierre rami is a line actor, a aanng total tneater. and inventive director-pro- But Barrault's dramatic ducer, and that his "Rabe- paraphrase of the "Gargan- much true humor in Bar- The play calls for extreme Bernard as Pantaeruel and! Advertiser review rault's work. There is plenty of antic cavorting by the cast-movement is a big thing with this but I couldn't detect much fun in it. sunset and delicious dinner at the ONLY $3.75 for Buffet Dinner Children 4 to 9 $2.75 lto3 $1.75 The Honolulu Advertiser entertainment BARRAULT FOLLOWS reading of the stories over a 5:30 to 10:00 p.m.

Every Night fairly closely, taking care to THE STAGE WORK is point up various items that true to the free-thinking 16th can be mterpreted in relation staging a nd the City Henri Virlojeux are Frpnrh author as to to tte world today- Hc Center certamly ls not outs. It is a true ensemble Century French author as to es frQm the birth of Iace for tWs flm sure a inv in lif fio 9 i 4. 41 i cuuil auu tliaui.es 11U 1UU1- Sundays from 4:30 p.m. THE MOST FAMOUS RESTAURANT ON THE BEACH JVV "ue us somewhat minor role to play virtn.iWin. natural man, rout the hypoc- career; the birth and adven- tne production is not pro- The attraction is available AT WAIKIKI Phone per focus there.

through May 31 under aus- 1VIUCH OF THE action is Pices of the City Center of to a musical beat that seems Music and Drama, with gen- to resemble rock-folk much eral manager Norman Sing- of the time. The music is at- er, in association with Mel- tributed to Michel Polnareff vin Kaplan, Inc. 923-7387 for reservations The choreography is that of Velerie Camille, but it is movement more than it is real dancing. Baurrault himself has a as what was known as a humanist in Rabelais' time. The voice and physical pres- We're FREDDIE TRENKLER THE IS MILLER REVIEW Returning from Vegas wfh a complete sound hard rock to folk to Hawaiian to country western to latin to soul.

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