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SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1968 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- SEC. 7 PAGE 3 IN BRIEF Current Movies I i V' 1 1 I I 1 i I Jf A f. V- 4 I 5 4 I i i V- i A "ROSEMARY'S BABY" Young New York housewife has terrorizing revelations come to her while living in an eerie apartment house full of weird neighbors. John Cassavetes plays her husband. "THE ODD COUPLE" Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau find themselves sharing an apartment after their wives boot them out of their houses.

They find that life is NEW FILMS "THE DETECTIVE" Prank Sinatra as Joe Leland, a detective, finds that his life in the police department is more important than his life as a man. Lee Remick co-stars as his wife, Karen, who wanted one man, but was drawn to many. "WILD IN THE STREETS" The "now" generation takes over the nation when 24-year-old Max Frost (Christopher Jones) becomes President of the United States. A prominent program in his administration is the establishment of prison camps for citizens over 30 years old. "THE GREEN BERETS" John Wayne portrays a colonel of Special' Forces trained for guerrilia warfare in Vietnam.

Aldo Ray, Raymond Jacques and Jim Hutton partake in the war with David Janssen as a war correspondent. "THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR" Steve McQueen plays a rich executive playboy who pulls robberies Just for kicks. Faye Dunaway is an insurance Investigator, with Eddy Malone as a Boston police detective. "BENJAMIN" The diary of a young boy and his romantic involvement with various women. MARY TYLER MOORE stars with Julie Andrews In "Thoroughly Modern Millie," comedy now playing at the Regency II, Lafayette Road, Shadeland, National and South 31.

FRANK SINATRA stars as a proud cop whose adventurous life is filled with romance and intrigue In "The Dedective," playing at the Georgetown, Carlyle and Regency l. i Orchestra's 1 968-69 season, Schumann A Minor Piano Clowes Hall Oct. 24 and IEE LUVISI, pianist, will appear with violinist Eric Rosenblith in a festival ''concert tonight at Oldfields. He also will be first soloist of the Indianapolis Italy Made Eastwood A Hollywood Hero By DOROTHY MANNERS Hollywood HIS IS ONE of the most LAST 3 PAYS VMIIUM5 FIRST CITY SHOWINGS THEY HAD TO BE THE TOUGHEST F'OHTINO FORCE ON tWRTH! The Green Berets mm 'JOHN DAVID Wayne Janssen mhwii Today at Off-Street Parking Open 12:43 Start 1:00 HELD OVER THRU TUES. BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR! Rod STEIGER Sidney POITIER Katharine HEPBURN 5 I unbelievable careers ever to happen in this town of unbelievable careers.

Clint Eastwood is on his way to earning $750,000 per picture while the proverbial man in the street is still asking, "Who's Clint Eastwood?" HE'S THE hottest property sight unseen (almost) in Hollywood today with co-star billing opposite Lee Marvin in "Paint Your Wagon" just starting at Paramount; "Where Eagles Dare," teamed with OFF-ST. PARK. PH. CONT. MAT.

TODAY FROM Aim. Atolti 75c CklM. SOc DISNEY'S Dortlt FMtart ill Color "THE JUNGLE BOOR" "JkVJi "THE BOY TMB EAGLE "THB SCALPHUMTERS" 'The party' Clttn. Qalet CMftrtiMj Ctd M4 Frltti'ly Adm. Adults $1.00, Child.

SOc OPEN DAILY AT NOON COOL AS A MOUNTAIN EREBZI NOW THB SIZZLE RS OF THE SUMMER WHERE THE SOUL LIVES DONT MISS THIS ONI iS0BW3I At. attisw'm um mm bg Symphony playing the Concerto at 25. Richard Burton coming up for release; and ditto for. "Coo-gan's Bluff for Universal, in which he stars solo. You could call him "the million dollar unknown" 'and not be too far off the Imark.

Clint Eastwood? Let's see. Oh, yes, he was that good looking young fellow faintly reminiscent of Gary Cooper who was in that Rawhide TV series for several years, wasn't he? He sure wasn't writing his own salary ticket in those days. Where's he been and what has he been doing that he's zoomed upward like this without our being aware of him? The way Clint tells it is: "When the Rawhide series rolled to a close after over seven years, I was just another television actor out of work in Hollywood. I 1 wanted very much to make it in motion pictures but after a long wait, it appeared motion pictures were not dying to make it with me. "Finally, an offer came along from if you can believe the name Jolly Films, an Italian company, for me to star in an Italian western titled 'A Fistful of The budget for the entire production was $200,000.

My salary was a flat $15,000. "I didn't want to go to Italy. It seemed to cie the graveyard of American actors who can't make it here. But my agent said, There's nothing for you here. You've never been to Europe.

Just consider it an all-expenses paid vacation and look around Europe with $15,000 thrown "So, I accepted, we finished the picture and after that he ran out of words. And little wonder. "A Fistful of Dollars" grossed over $4,000,000, the Europeans went stark raving crazy over Clint Eastwood, so much that a sequel had to be filmed immediately under the title, "A Few Dollars More," and Mini, oi i Ill A. "In The Heat Of The Night" Elke SOMMER Bob CRANE "The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz" A Vim "THE SECRET WAR OF HARRY FRIOO" ITUm "DON'T JUST STAND THERE" even worse without their nag ging wives. "THE FOX" Sandy Dennis and Anne Heywood portray two emotionally troubled women who seek to escape reality on an isolated chicken farm.

Keir Dullea portrays a soldier who disrupts their security. "SPACE ODYSSEY" Adventure of first contact that the human race will have with life elsewhere in the universe. Fictional film tries to answer some of the many questions plaguing scientists about interplanetary relations. Keir Duliea and Gary Lockwood star. "THE PRODUCERS" While Max Bialystock (Zero Mostel) fondly dreams of the bygone days when he was the top producer of Broadway, he plans to make one last attempt in a play entitled "Springtime For Hitler." "GONE WITH THE WIND" Margaret Mitchell's dramatic story of romance during the Civil War, starring Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, Olivia de Havilland and Leslie Howard.

OTHER FILMS SHOWING "IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT" Sidney Poitier and Rod Steiger play two police officers whose bigotry and resentment ride with them in their search for a murderer. "PLANET OF THE APES" Four American astronauts land on an unidentified planet where they are captured by a strange simian civilization whose society is ruled by gorillas, where man is regarded as a brute to be controlled lest he destroys the ape culture. "THE JUNGLE BOOK" Animated feature cartoon of tales by Rudyard Kipling centers around a small boy, orphaned and found by ani mals who raised him in the jungle, who is threatened by a man-eating tiger. "YOURS, MINE AND OURS" Lucille Ball and Henry Fonda play widow and widower who fall in love but can't bring themselves to tell each other how many children are involved. JULIE ANDREWS is a governess for the Von Trapp family children in "The Sound of Music," opening its first drive-in showings at the Sherman, Tibbs, and Greenwood Wednesday.

Starlight Musicals fosontt WFWMJi in Parson Last Time Tonight at 7:30 OG it Good Tickers Available Thoarra lo Offico Opn Taa 1:00 P.M. thru Showtimo PrkM! 4 504 Hilron U. Irawn Thtalra 49lh llvt. Placa-lirtlar U. 1 umM F.

t- 'A sr. CHRISTOPHER JONES becomes the first hippie President of the United States in "Wild In The Streets," at the Bel-Air, Meridian, Northside, Pen dleton, Twin and Westlake. Today's Movies DOWNTOWN Wild Win" at 2 nd I p.m. INDIAN 1 Sotco OffWT" at i ant) 0:15 DI. Tkornn Cram Affair" at 3:35, 5:30, 7:30 and :30 p.m.

LYRIC "Araaad Tha Waria la par" at 2:15, 5:20 and p.m. NORTHSIDE OLENDAlB-'Tht odd Caupla." GLENDALB II "Tha Pox." ESOUIR "Banlamla." NORA "Tha Pradacan." UPTOWN "Tka Plana! af fka Apa." VOOUe-'Tha Onn Earatt." EASTSIDE ARLINGTON "Plana af ttta Ami." CARLVLE "Tha Datactlva." EMERSON ''In Tha Haat af Mia NlaM" and "Tha WlckaO Drtami at Paala Sctialtt." IRVINO "Tha jMtla Boat." SOUTHSIDE REGENCY I "Tha Datactlva." REGENCY II "Tharaathlr MaOan Millia." WESTSIDE GEORGETOWN "Tha Dttaetlva." LAFAYETTE SO. "Ranmanr'1 Babr." DRIVE-INS ABC NOBLESVILLE "Planat af tha Aptt" and "Tha Fllm Plam Man." la Tha Slraatt" and "Haantad Palata." CENTERBROOK "Yaart, Mlna and Oart" and "Battla Baotalh Tha Earth." CLERMONT "Planat af tha Aaaa" and "Tha Pllai-Flam Man." GREENWOOD "Tha Thamai Crawn Affair" and "Fltiwlllr." LAFAYETTE ROAD Meiam Millia" and "Tha Ballad af Jasia." MAPLECROFT "Planat af tha Aaai" and "Tha Film-Flan Man." MERIDIAN "Wild I Tha Slraatt" and "Mama af Uthar." MOOnlite "Mardar't Raw" and "Tha NATIONAL "Tha roath It Madam MIIMf and "Tha Ballad af JaMa." TIBBS "Tha Thamai Crawl AHalr" and "Finamir." NORTHSIDE "Wild la TIN) Straatt" and "Pramaiara aiartai." PENDLETON PIKE "Wild 10 Tha Straatr' and "Haantad Palaca." SHAOELAND "Jtonnin Madar Millia" and "Tha Ballad af Jatla." SHERMAN "Tha Thamai Craw AHalr" and "Pftiarillr." SOUTH Jl "Tharraahlr Madar MIIHO" and "Tha Ballad af JaUa." TWIN EAST "Wild I Tha Slraatt" and "Haata af Utter." TWIN WEST "Bridal af Blaad" and "Blaad WESTLAKE "WIM I Tha Straatt and "Tha Pit and tha Pandalam." Rickles In Training For Copacabana New York (UPI) Don Rickles, the insult comedian who appears at Jules Podell's Copacabana night club for the first time in October, has been at the night club three times recently as a guest. Each time the star of the current show invited him on stage and Rickles did 10 to 15 minutes of his deprecating routine. "Just spring training for my debut here," Rickles said.

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In quick order he co-stared with Silvana Mangano in "The Witches," and starred for Dlno de Laurentiis and Vlttorlo de Sica In "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly." Richard Burton was next up with co-starring contract with him in "Where Eagles Dare." And now he's back home where the smartest pioducers in Hollywood will tell you he's the next happening to the American screen. A good look at him, say over a luncheon table in the Paramount commissary, and it's not hard to believe. Clint was born to be a movie idol in the purest tradition a great, big beautiful hunk of a man, six feet four inches of height, 198 pounds of virility, brown hair best of all, green eyes, As green as Paul Newman's are blue. He's going to kill 'ent in "Paint Your Wagon," the Alan Jay Lerner-Josh Logan musical, and these two astute gentlemen are the first to say so. EVEN HIS biography is all American: Clint was born in San Francisco to Ruth and Clint Eastwood, a businessman.

At Oakland Technical High School, he was a star on the basketball team; worked as a lumberjack in Oregon after graduation and then he was drafted into the Army When he was honorably dis charged and uncerain about his future, he entered Los Angeles City College, and caught Hollywood fever. A steady salary and a rather permanent Job (who could guess it would run 7 years?) decided another important thing for Clint He got married to a beautiful model named Maggie and currently they are the proud parents of a son, Kyle, born in May of this year. This is the way it's hap pened with Clint up to date. But you haven't seen anything yet because, more than likely, you haven seen Clint inn ill Fiji! (CtptlM IISfktlirM TV'S MclAlfS NAVTI ThMtr Bin Oft If OMfl ToOW 1:00 It Shwtlmt No Finn RtMratlan $lltht cvrtiln tlm I 3D I. Mm.

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