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MARIJUANA CHARGE: sion camera’ and breathed on} ing the peace. be released — on $330: bail. ballet pose — parodying the} a.m., when they called po- apiece put up by the: ballgt: magnificent technique which)! Tanager, V. H. Clark ~ \has made him the idol off VEEtCet Poous, ‘ were ordered to appear balletomanes over the world) @aswered the call with Offi court tomorrow mornings # — as a policeman gave him cer Bill Delaney, said their It was a rude comed own the routine pocket-patting only purpose was to ask the. e fow the idolized dancers mst popular in the Wes wdrld, ‘3 TRUE NAME oo ® 4 Margot was booked. udi, with his daring baglet| her true name.—- Margot. technique, flowing redéfisf,| ias. Her husband is Ro jond locks and flamboyant! Arias, Panamanian politician h nm ageane | anne! Ron!” r beull- But when they arrived, he | personality, has beemaig, Party paralyzed darling of San Franciseg iso: Si0’s bullet several years ciety since the troupe began, 229- . . Deck its local engagement July@&.|. The Russian-born Rudi|ing. Se we had inboreede : fy gave his age as 29. The book-;to call. for r eintor oer ts! | ing officer, no: ballet fancier, | and round them up. cae spelled the name ‘‘Noureev.” | Much to their, shrprigg; |/he It all began last night after! quarry turned out’to indlade- The policeman contidyed: Margot, whe: “retired 40 but is still packing ther at 48, has thousands. of fang whose ardor amounts ee lation, the two starred n the Opera not only hippies, but two of a an use repeal periormance ofithe world’s leadin . . BEHIND BARS ™:..7 3 “Paradise Lost” — a modern! artists. 6 3 But ioday, like ord | ballet leaning toward ihe GIRE HURT Trees mipbehaving citizeng wate herded: te Park: cently by Examiner criticg Cue girl, Sherry Riley, 21 | Arthur Bloomfield as “end fell about 10 feet. from a back | rious, chic and occasionally]8tairway and injured her’ rather revolting.” “+2 back. She was taken to San! a | 1 | ne psychedelic, described ‘re t Si#tion and then -to Ci col 4 son at the Hall of Justice in vee a paddy wa fi drinted:, an . s te 4 aoe ried eet eee gs| .The dancers and a group’ Franciseo General Hospital. bars, i iat friends, including Richard} ‘Rudi, famed for his*“ma}- , 3 gk. | Cornwell, 32, assistant direc-|nificent muscular prowesgi! eran jr onteyn, took ee tile | tor of the Seattle Symphony,|in the ballet, scampered - ae) oo 4 f| Who was among those arrést-| the stairs to the roof and w&s- sealing, ‘time ane ‘ ed, had supper after the per-' fowiid lying Mat on his face. | ve, coe * * =.) formance at Trader Vic’s. The black-haired Margot : ingle tinge 4 3 said walle INVITED TO PAD scramble donto adjoining ly. “T want to see my attor-, They had been invited to as ney.” f,; the “pad” of Kirk Terrill, 42 . F j Belvedere St., earlier in the <p evening by a group of hippies ; e! who attended the Opera others were arrested there,” lense. | House performance and Te i Rees FOUND E” lease: _ “backstage afterward to com-}ii TH officers said “In England, they don't al-: pliment the dancers. | iand seven hand-rolled rhar- low the press in the jails. . At Trader Vic’s someone |3jsng cigarets in a built-in RUDI CROSS suggested that they take up china cabinet, plus four more Rudi, on the other hand, the hippies’ invitation. Hight) scattered on the front. steps. was cross. . of them piled into taxis andl A short marijuana smoking: eee “You're all children!’*. he; drove to the Belvedere Street | pipé: was in another cabinet. eons snapped at reportérs at ‘tire| Place, on the top flgor of an} ‘They found two reels of 8 ° Hall of Justice. "| ld -wood frame four-story; mitiimeter rovtewYilm: de- He postuftdsiaaf attitude! building. ‘soribed ‘as ‘“pornogrdphite :” of disdain, walked to a televi-| whag med and their most celebrated roles. The management. said: ie , “There is no change as far - search at the district station. | hippies to quiet down. jas we know..It is expected i ‘HAD NO CHOICE’ jthey will appear.” The troupe then leaves for, .| related, someone from. above (an engagement.in the Ho | jbutton on the lapel of: his; “They all started segtter-‘scarlet-lined. jacket. It bore! ut: one word: ——— Loud stereo music . from| however there was no projec- its lens to fogeitrtiem rubbed the party w&3Heare through-jtor in the ‘Dtaceyand the _ All were booked for: visit- his hand in his long hair and out the neighborhood: ‘films had not been shown. ing a house where marijuana: wiped his fingers on the lens. ‘You could hear it a block FINALE TOMORROW is used or kept, and disturb-. «oy 1 won't answer any-.@Way,” officer Arthur Fobbs; qy,: Royal Ballet schedyle ~ °. thing,” he declared. ~ : said later. an . Winds up tomorrow night lat The stars were the first to’ He struck an exaggerated} Neighbors stood it.untl 3:446 Opera House, with Mdr- got and Rudi'starring jn ““R6- Ao Inliat’ arondg raeeecarh = GTN! wood Bowh--- °F. “It's the fuzz! It’s ‘the| Rudi came: out of it: withfa| ray “CAMP.” ;