. TORONTO (CP) — A - mew cabaret. show en- titled Women Behind Bars -is loud, vulgar, tasteless and erotic in the worst sense of the word — just what it set out to be. ' It's a penal parody of all those 1950s B-movies about caged women and the sotind barrier is broken even before the Show starte, with shrill siren = ‘“sounds-- ‘and uniformed guards racing through.’ the © audience blowing .- whistles, - flashing: lights ~ .and _. generally . driving . the patrons to drink.- Jagger . cis . _NEW YORK (AP) — ‘From. doctored tapes toa hotel chaze scene, rock star Mick Jagger told a federal judge Monday of the Rolling Stones’ Stormy relationship with their former manager, Allen Klein, “What did , he want. from us? Apart from. the moon, I don't know,” said Jagger, refi to Klein’s demands to settle a 1970 lawault brought by ‘ the band. “He wanted ‘ » He wanted a hold on us, ’ futures.” Jagger, charging that Klein has dealt in bad ’ faith with the Stones for almost two decades, is asking U.S. . District Judge Thomas Griesa to dissolve contracts bet- ween the . band — and companies Klein owns. One goai is to allow the band to use its. pre-1970 music in films. on our nerd Ee At the recent cpening, for an indefinite run, there was a chain-gang gyivelling at the entrance to“the downtown Basin Street Cabaret, and. the ‘dark interior -has been decorated with old movie posters, " painted prison bars and graffiti. The villainess of the | piece is Pauline <“Honey, ya can call me Paul”) — the dykelike, sadistic’, matron, a. ‘big-busted, -thick-thighed- vision of. overly made-up ugliness | with bulging biceps, a” voice to shatter glass and’ * a hair-do that looks ‘like. testifies - Frequently: . hunching feu ti jagger. ved Ais tet with Klein — in court and out — since the mid-i960s. Kieln managed.the band from. 1966 to 1969, when the band leurned that ‘Klein, not- the Rolling. Stones; owned the rights to their “songs .and recordings, Jagger said. That discovery led to a string of confrontations and court'battles, . ‘At one meeting in 1974 in London's Savoy Hotel, “Twas. trying to be very reasonable and cool, and when Allen Klein came in I just blew my top. I said,. ‘You owe $900,000 to the band.’ I started yelling at him,” Jagger said, “I chased him down the corridor of the Savoy Hotel and almost out of the building,” Jagger said. : Jagger, who had been in the Bahamas working . filed a Penal parody, Women it’s in electric shock. She's _ threateningly portrayed by Dian Douglas who has a long list of theatrical credits. . ranging from tHe’ Shaw Festlval last season toa ‘ Canadian ‘and European tour with Ten Lost Years. _ sniivelling fashion’ by Pauline Gillig,... and ‘ together they lord over the wild assortment of prisoners co on a record before flying in to - tesilfy ‘in: the Manhattan: courtroom, said the ‘Stones settled their 1970 sult against Klein for. fear thelr conflicts would break up the -band. Jagger said that ls what happened to the Beatles, whom Klein managed in their final” years. . ] But Jagger charged that Klein continued to trouble the bard, making Toyalty payments late, then. demanding © and winning permission to release an album of early Stones songs. Under -. cross-exami- nation by Klein’s lawyer, Jagger agreed that a Stones promotional film . for Under Cover includes about 15 seconds of a recording, Off the Hook, to which Klein bas rights. ‘Cashman said Klein has counter-sult claiming the Stones have violated his rights. Dr. Suess wins Pulitzer NEW YORK (AP) =A. seties on ‘“aduthern California's growing Hispanic community won the Pulitzer Prize for public gervice for the Los Angeles Times on Monday. -A special Pulitzer ‘citation was -given to Dr, Seuss, whose playful nonsense words have delighted children for rhymes © and: Sad: won,.two. Pulitzer FPrizts ‘for’ journaliam. Three newspapers owned by the the’Times Mirror Co. — the Los Angeles Times, Newsday and the Denver Post — won four Pulitzers. The Los Angeles Times won the gold medal for public’ service for its. series on Hispanics and the newspaper’s Paul. ve ‘twas the third straight ‘ year the New York Times won two ‘prizes. Paul Goldberger was cited for his architecture criticism and aerospace writer. John Noble Wilford for . his national reporting. . 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Louise, her masochistic : attendant, is played in’ that started as ‘an off- - Broadway bicycle; JoJo | from boyfriend and ends up in Harlem, up for trying to the clanger where she is paint the White House . subjected to a leering black, and Granny, In for, (nine - manslaughter The show is packed with low ethnic jokes and about’ every minority imaginable.. = | “Billed as a black and: blue . comody,’, Women” Behind Bars has become’ something of.a cult sow" production : and then was dubbed “the 3° duction by matron and s initiated by her cellmates. -, lt’s_a small story on a ‘small stage, with limited alms’ to degrade * just = a Ve _ ROOFING “When you're concerned about - theroof aver your head, consider Our ful line of rooting products. CONVOY caries: (|| a variety of shinglos & eaphalt public - appeal, but it generates the kind of energy that gets. the audience - _—_ involved, hissing the bad guys and. cheering on the hapless underdogs. .. 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