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Tuesday, September 25, 19791 Pag 20 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Mr. Bill, It's Mondo Video Time! Tokyo Quartet To Perform At Lilly Theater torn apart by Mr. Hands and another Playdough character, Mr. Slnggo. Most of the footage is outtakes from "Saturday Night Live" as a recapitulation of all the trauma that Mr.

Bill goes through. When Mr. Bill, who is in the hospital suffering from amnesia from a auto accident, finally realizes what he has been through, Mr. Hands, with the help of Dr. Sluggo, give him help the way they always do.

The rest of the movie is short takes on all the weird subjects of which you can think, including "Celebrity deformities" and "The holy church of Jack Lord," with toupees and all, using comments like "Seal off the universe and patch me through to God." The late Sid Vicious makes an appearance singing "I did it my way" and a spoof on fads features a secluded island of blacks who wear all the discarded fads of the U.S. Then there is a i Show Time Deaf Players Watch Out, By MITCH DARDEN "Mr. Mike's Mondo Video," now playing at several tieaters in town, is advertised as a television show that can't be shown on television. The claim is true. It's billed as disgusting, disturbing, horrible, raunchy, gross, tasteless and if your children are falling asleep, wake them up to catch this show.

That's how the movie is billed, but don't wake up the children to see this movie, it's rated for restricted restricted to the few adults who like absurd comedy in its strangest form. The main thing you wonder all through the movie is, what is Mondo Video? As Michael O'Donoghue, the producer and the director of the film points out time and time again through the movie, warning you constantly of the movie's contents, this is Mr. Mike's Mondo Video. 'Ma me' At Footlite Musicals will open its 24th season Oct. with Jerry Herman's "Mame" at Hedback Community Theater, 1847 N.

Alabama, Repeats will be Oct. 6, 12, 13, 19 and 20. Performances are at 8 p.m. except for Oct. 7 and 14 when the show will begin at 2:30 p.m.

Fran Monforte will have the title role with Oliver Morris as her nephew, Patrick, as a child and Ralph Bard as same character grown up. Also in the cast are Jacque Workman and Jennie Dennis as Agnes Gooch and Vera Charles, respectively, the same roles they did in Footlite's 1970 production of the show. In the supporting cast are: Carl Cooper Mike Cushman Marsha Dugan Sam Graves Blaine Jarrett Rose marie Krieg John Payne pmiufS BARGAIN zi SATURDAY A ICQ frm OHSf foHwsjj At Am. Aduth $2 00. 0km St.

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til(, JO. liH. IB "Whin Stnnpr The idea is to give the impression of an el sleaso "Sixty Minutes," and the viewer is supposed to believe the crew is roaming the world to find exposes, documentaries and just plain dirt in between the toes. There is a roving camera crew flying all over the world, in a mock jet with "Mondo Video" shabbily written on the side, and in a beat up van with primer paint on it cruising the streets with "Mondo Video" spray-painted on the sides. Most of the craziness seems to originate from New York City where Dan Akroyd.

Gilda Radner and Jane Curtin make cameo apearances along with a host of characters that live in New York City. The movie opens with a Mr. Bill show titled, "Get Well Soon Mr. Bill." Mr. Bill is a Playdough character from "Saturday Night Live" that is constantly being beat up, kicked, mashed and Footlite Theresa Snoody Dotti Stonier Chatherine Vaughn For ticket reservations, call 926-6630.

Tucker.At Purdue Forrest Tucker stars as Captain Andy in the touring version of Jerome Kern's musical, "Show Boat," at Purdue University Oct. 2, first show in the university's convocation-theater series on the West Lafayette campus. With the Hoosier-born actor will be Butterfly McQueen who will play Queenie. Miss McQueen is best known as Prissy in the 1939 film "Gone With the Wind." Tickets for the musical are $9.50 and $7.50 for the public. Mail orders are being accepted at the Hall of Music box office and should be accompanied by a check made out to Purdue University and a stamped, self-addressed envelope.

MATINEES MOW AT THDOUt HOVIIM SUNDAY so THINGS mi 10 00 The FIRST Certified Crazy Person's Comedy PETER FALK oo TONITf 7:30 ONLY i il4l II ill lilt IllfV 45 VIDEO (R) fNEW FALL SHOWTIME? twLTIwr. My 1 frl A tat. 7iM 1 HtHmn tot. lorn. 1 Qr 4.1-W7 OiHNHttB ALAN ARKIN NOW i GENERAL CINEMA THEATRES 1 SUtDI)CIIEMAS ST MUTIHti VHOWINO ONU sommy the uu or I a By CHARLES STAFF Haydn, Janacek and Mendelssohn will be represented on the Tokyo String Quartet's concert Oct.

17 at 8 p.m. at the Children's Museum Lilly Theater, the opening program of the Indianapolis Ensemble Music Society's season. Tickets at the door are $3 for adults, $2.50 for students with proper identification. The concert will open with Haydn's Quartet in Major, Op. 20, No.

2, a fiery and grandiose work from the third set of Haydn's quartets, preceded by those in Op. 9 and Op. 17. Some listeners hear, in this particular work prophecies of things to come from Beethoven. Nest on the program will be Janacek's First Quartet, "Ispirato dalla Sonata de Kreutzer de L.N.

Tolstoy." Composed late in the composer's life, in 1923, the quartet, as the descriptive title implies, was inspired by Tolstoy's story, "Kreutzer Sonata," which had inspired a piano trio from the composer in 1908. According to Janacek, while writing the music he had in mind "an unfortunate woman, suffering, beaten, ill-treated, just as Tolstoy describes her in his 'Kreutzer The concert will close with Mendelssohn's Quartet in Major, Op. 44, No. 1, the first of three the composer wrote in 1837-38. While his five quartets have never gained the popularity of his earlier Octet in E-flat Major or even his later Piano Trio in minor, many of them, including this one in Major, are beautifully worked out and deserve at least occasional hearings.

The musicians in the quartet are violinists Koichiro Harada and Kikuei Ikeda, violist Kazuhide Isomura and cellist Sadao Harada and this is the group's lOth-anniversary season. For the occasion of its first decade, Washington's Corcoran Gallery has loaned the quartet the four Amati instruments in its colelction, two violins, a viola and cello created by the Italian Nicolo Amati between 1656 and 1677. The first violin was made for the court orchestra of Louis XIV of France and has tiny rubies and emeralds inlaid in the wood. The second was made for Cremona as were the viola and cello. The quartet, generally considered one of the finest in the world, has been recorded by DGG, Columbia, Vanguard and RCA.

'Octubafest' Prof. Harvey Phillips has planned the annual Indiana University "Octubafest," a series of concerts in the Music School's Recital Hall on the Bloomington campus, for Oct. 1-5 at 7 m. and Oct. 7 at 1 p.m.

The programs will feature I U. tuba players in performances of solo and ensemble works for that instrument and euphonium. Works by more than 60 composers will be included. Concert On PBS "Live From Lincoln Center" will begin its 1979-80 season with a Public Broadcasting Service (Channel 20) concert by soprano Dame Joan Sutherland and mezzo-soprano Marilyn Home with the New York Philharmonic Oct. 15 at 8 p.m.

SMCMU WNI IMTMTMMIMNT 1:30, 3:30, 5:30 7:30, 9:30 HORROR R) SHAPE of to COME 7:30. 0:20 tj.V'iir.'l;. rmQS32SmlltC2SSSm SEXi VIOLENCE IR) 1 Originating in Lincoln Center, the program will offer duets from Bellini's "Norma," Rossini's "Semiramide" and Offenbach's "Tales of Hoffmann" as well as arias by Vivaldi, Handel, Donizetti, Bellini, Verdi and Meyerbeer. Richard Bonynge, Dame Joan's husband, will conduct. The concert will open with the Overture to Thomas' "Mignon" and continue with the Barcarole from Dame Joan in "Tornami a Vagghegiar" from Handel's "Alcina" and Miss Home in "Nel Profondo Cieco Mondo" from Vivaldi's "Orlando Furioso.

After Dame Joan's performance of the first-act "scena" from Verdi's "Traviata" and Miss Home's of a scene from Rossini's "Lady of the Lake," the two will join forces for "Serbami Og-nor" from "Semiramide." "Viens Mallika," the first-act duet from Delibes' "Lakme," will open the second part and be followed by Miss Home in a Stephen Foster Medley. Dame Joan will follow with "Vilia" from Lehar's "The Merry Widow." The final three selections will be Miss Home in "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" from Saint-Saens "Samson and Dalilah," Dame Joan in "Regnava del Silenzio" from Donizetti's "Lucia" and "Mira Norma," the duet between Norma and Adalgisa, from Bellini's opera. Arts Chorale The Indianapolis Arts Chorale, conducted by Elise Marshall, will prpesent the first concert of its season at Second Presbyterian Church Oct. 21 at 8 p.m. The program will include "Millay-dy's Madrigals," written by Thomas Briccetti to poems by Edna St.

Vincent Millay. Now conductor of the Omaha Symphony Orchestra, Briccetti is the former associate conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Works by such English composers as Morley, Pilkington, Gibbons and Weelkes also will be included. Members of the Indianapolis Symphony will provide the accompaniment. Officers of the chorale board of directors this year are: Robert Fleck, president.

Margaret Howell, vice president. Vickey Aekerman, secretary. Richard Crowder, treasurer. Others on the board are Robert Coons Beth Fleck Thomas Williams Linda Wright fTAirt Adm AduKi 1 00 CW. SI 00 NOW THIU TMJIS.

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There are these repeated shots of Pat Nixon and an entourage of dignitaries looking at bare-breasted African native women dance. A roving reporter asks people on the streets whether deaf people should be allowed to sign while driving. And Mike keeps promising you the story of Laser Bras plus an added attraction of looking up Cheryl Tiegs' dress. The absurdity in the movie is obviously on purpose. Part of the definition of Mondo Video seems to be absurdity in its highest form, and a sort of fuzzy, grainy and out of focus film quality that almost reminds you of a home movie.

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