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ARTIST HONOURED: CarlAbrahams, who has receivedthe Order of Distinction (0.0.)for his contribution in thefield of the Arts. Born St.Andrew, Jamaica, May 1 1 .19U. educated at CalabarCollege where he received hisbasic art t ra in ing . He startedhis career in the th i r t ies as aca r toon i s t and contributed tolocal publications like thePolice maga/ine. the WISC'Omaga/inc. the JULEANER andM» on. He was great ly i n f l u -enced bv Augustus John totake up painting-serinusi} andon his r e tu rn to Jamaica from.World War II. where he*eru-d for three years in theRoyal Air Force, he s tar tedp a i n t i n g professionally. Ik-has exhibited widely, both inJamaica and abroad, in oneman and group e x h i b i t i o n sand is represented in man\private and public collectionsi n c l u d i n g t h e N a t i o n a lGal l ery of Jamaica. He w.a-awarded (he Silver MusgravcMedal by the I n s t i t u t e ofJamaica in 1971 for his s igni-f i c a n t c o n t r i b u t i o n t o t h e\r|s in Jamaica.

GLOBE Too. 7:

Dana ANDREWS

TOWN TAMERMichael CAINft

THE ITALIANi

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The second Jamaica FilmFestival opens tonight at8.00 o'clock at the StateTheatre with the screen-ing of The People'sRepublic of China's entry"THE WHITE HAIREDGIRL" and the con-troversial U.S. film abouta Black people's revolu-t i o n "THE S P O O KWHO SAT BY THEDOOR" at 9.30 p.m.

The opening day has beendubbed "International Day".p r o b a b l y because of themarked difference betweenthe Chinese entry which fea-tures the Republic's ModernRevolutionary Ballet, andthe violent "Spook" whichshould have been screenedlast year, but suffered at thehands of the censors..

Sam Greenlee. writer of the"Spook", last year during hisv i s i t to the f i r s t Festivalca l l ed the censors ac t i o ns i g n s o f "a- f r i g h t e n e doligarchy."

The opening night will also becentred on youth as theSouth St. Andrew School ofMusic, a newly formed bandof about 35 people from theTrench Town <area underthe guidance of drummerSparrow Martin, and rang-ing in age from seven to 14,and the St. Anne Dancers

• from Western Kingston willbe featured on stage.

Other dates for screening are:Monday. August 11, "WestIndian Day." the films willbe: "BIM" a TrinidadianP r o d u c t i o n produced byR a u l P a n t i n . and "TheLong Night" a U.S. f i l m .

Wednesday , A u g u s t 13 the\j

films are "Rio Grande" anA . P . I , production; "Begin- !n ings" b y M e d i a M i x

» directed by Lennie Little-White; "The Greatest Show

On Earth, U:S.A. directedby Stan Lathan who wonthe prize for di'rector of BestDocumentary last year, and" A N a t i o n of Com-monscnsc" by ' the w e l lknown St. Claire Bpurne.about Black Muslims.

Thursday's films are "It's Artand Culture" from Nigeria,"Dakar First Black Arts Fes-tival" made by the U.S.I.S..and St. Claire Bourne's "Letthe Church Say Amen,"U . S . A .

The f i n a l night Fr iday ,"FROM THE ROOTS" an

gae music in the U.S. , andmade a hit with differingaudiences.

M a k i n g t h e t r i p w i t h B o bwere Judy Mowatt and RitaMarley. who sang back up.Carl ton "Carlie" Barrett ondrums. Aston "Family Man"Barrett on bass, Ai Ander-s o n , l e a d g u i t a r , a n dTyrone 'Organ' D' Downie, ikeyboards. [

They travelled to several Amer- !

i amFOR SOMETIME NOW his grandmother, who was an

the trend among local art-istes is to re-do the popu-

ardent member of. the ZionHill Presbyterian Church, verypleased by joining the church

*studying and with his ambition and drive he should sur1 f

ceed at whatever he does Hihas. just re turned from .:

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three-week tour of Nassau -am:Freeport. He is slated to go t(.London sometime this month'While there he w i l l s t u d \

ican cities including New ! ., ^ •v i' i u j : oqnise their own works.\ork where they appeared 3

at C e n t r a l P a r k and the

lar foreFgn oldies of the: cnoir at the age of seven.1940's and 50's in fine reg-! A s smqoe style. Some of these] rn"ll'--n lo-J i } i t»i j j • { T I f 11

composers must be pleas-t j ) ( ) j | i )

antly surprised to hear!i Barnett, o! Delltone Record-} learn about producing wnicltheir originals given a jng, .utm inew variety and at times: ilu- nui-u .Msome might not even

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start working on his follow-up album to "Natty Dread"which rated top reviews inthe U.S. 'This new a lbum Imight possibly be. out by;year end.

Well-known Jamaican bornand California based Irripre- '•1 isario Don Taylor was the!Manager of the tour.

Popular musician, TommyMcCook Was honoured withthe Order of Distinction inthis . year's honour's l i s t .Tommy, a top saxophonist

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BEO — OLD HARBOUR•

Dragon'sTod: Tom: The BurgUri (A)Mon: 2 Gentlemen Sharlnt

Killers ThreeTues: The Rascal

the DetectivesEraU &

CARLTO>f — ANNOTTO BAYTod: Tom: The Limit (A)Mon: Reprisal & The Land-

raiders

LYRIC — PORT MARIATod: Slnbad & The 7 Sara-

cens & The Slave Girls oiSheba

Tom: Mon: Shamus (A)Tues: Butterfly

CLIFF — LUCEATod: Tom: Bamboo Gods &

Iron Men (A)Mon: Easy Rider & The. Wrecking Crew

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SEVILLE — ST. ANN'S BAY• i

Tod: Tom: Black Veil • forLisa <A)

.Mon: C halo's Land & M*»-. qulto Squadron

Tues: Castle Keep & Head

BEVO — CHRISTIANATod: Hercules at the Centre

of the Earth & A Dollarbetween the Teeth

Tom: Mon: Man with theGolden Touch '

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Toil: Tom: Thef

Vengeance (A)Mon: Inc redIble 2 Headed

Transplant & Dr. PhlbbsTues: Good Neighbour Sam

Okinawa

CENTRAL — I* OR USTod: Tom: 5 ON THE BLACK

HAND SIDEMon: War Lovers

WesternersWild

ARC AD FEN — FALMOUTHTod: Tom; Man from Singa-

pore (A)«

Tues: After the Fox & Cot-ton comes to Harlem

MOVIES — BROWN'S TOWNTod: Tom: Bandits from

Shantung (A)Tom: Mat: Foor ClownsMon: Couimancheros A Pla-

net of th« Apes & Blindman

Toes: Green Helmet &. Wrathof GO(J (A)

LLOYDS — FRANKFIELDTod: Tom: Black Samson (A)Tom: Mat: Clarence the

Crosseyed Lion

SANTA — SANTA CRUZ'Tod: Tom: Beach of the War

Gods (A)

CALEDONIA ROBINSON go-ing through his paces Satur-day night.

American film producedand directed by Bill Greaves

'director of "THE MARI-J U A N A AFFAIR/ ' and"MANDIGO" featuring-KenNorton, and directed byDino di Laurentis. will beshown.

* *. *This week's Noveau Cabaret

i|t the Sheraton Hotel fca-tures A! Brown and Joy Rob- .e r t s , in a d d i t i o n to last |week's show stopper, Calc- |donia Robinson, the Fred- !

crick Butler and trio and 'Lloyd Wilks. . .

The shows are a weekly presen-,tation of the Sheraton Hotel •held each Friday and Satur- jday at the Top of the Shera-ton nightclub. '

Last week's show had as guestartistes Roman and TingaStewart, who did a finegood pf getting the crowd inthe festive mood.

Caledonia Robinson broughtback memories of the fift iesw i t h some of the quick-step-ping shots of the era. as heshared the job of Master ofCeremonies with Leo Allen.and also did his own act.

* * * •The Light of Saba. Dennis

Brown and Big Youth areamong the local artistes whoare to appear on "Roots andSoul "75" an entertainmenti +

package scheduled for the.Top Hat Club on Saturday,August 16 at 8.30 p.m.

Also appearing on the showwil l be Horace Andy. JoyWhite and Time the newsinging group. M.C. will beErrpl Thompson.

Bob Marley and the Wallers'returned home last week"Wednesday after their suc-cessful six week tour of theUnited States, which hasgreatly enchanced theirworld reputation.

Despite the absence of bothB u n n y L i v i n g s t o n e a n dPeter Tosh, the group mart-aged to break througb theharriers drawn around reg-

h \ t 1', < • < • v i • iSoul Syndicatej.il.U :n| u-(]m-M.n Ir h i! : I n - t i t i n i

was.leader of the great mus i - ' '" ' ' ^n l - i \ i - i - • « ! n h i i i - s \ \ l mcal aggregation, the Skata-: !^' l ! l l - !" « " n i l . i n . n m ul i t e s , as w e l l as t h e ' Kealyn's biggest hit, so far.Supersonics. » [has been "Combination1 1

H e - i s a former s t u d e n t ofi which he wrote and arrangedAlpha School, and up t i l l ; himself in 1969. It went to therecently was a member of I number 2 slot on the localthe R i c h a r d Ace b a n d ; chart. Today we would havew h i c h is based at t h e ! heard much more about himPegasus Hotel's "Talk of the j if he had not dropped fromTown" nightclub. the scene after he had made

* * * ! "Combination". The. reasonRoman Stewart , Festival Song: for this absence of almost six

winner and his brother! years, the young s-ingerTinga were guest artistes on! explains, was that 'he did notSunday's promotion at the! like the rather fast rhythm ofRi 'verboad C l u b , Golden! the reggae after being exposedSpring. ' - i to the cool 'steady* rhythm of

The show, backe'd by t h e : the rock-steady beat. How-Black Expression Band was ! ever, when he discovered t h a t -worth watching. Only prob-' the reggae beat would be<lem was the obvious lack of i around for a long time he |rehearsal for Roman's show.However the show was back-ed well.

Roman entertained with his"Hooray Festival" and "Wol-verton Mountain." Tinga

returned to the music, scene;*

and besides this, the variety |added to ^he/beat made it aneasier pace tKalSie could workwith. -fS

Young Beckford likes, todid last year's Festival Song i recall a slight problem he had"Play De Music' 35 well as j with his mother when he had"Elsada." and "But ter f ly* his displayed his. talent. She tried

to discourage him, saying thatthere could be no future in

latest tune.Flick Wilson, however was the

man who brought fhe housedown with his hit sone "Lickand Run." one that isbecoming very popular allaround the country. Flickalso did the Spinners' "Liv-ing Just a Little."

Also performing on the show-were - the F a n t a s t i c Fourdance group, who did somefine dancing, and c l u b man-ager Winston Feanhy whohandled himself well, doingseveral current hi ts includ-

and "Talkingwas Ton Cobb.

ucs." M.C.-B'.H.

singing. While he attendedschool in St. Mary, he made

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