The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 33

FRIDAY, FEUKUAKY 25, 1072 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 34 lAdults S1.25 Shrine Circus To Open April 20 IMB NOW THRU THURS. YOUB MODERN ACRES 0CW CHAW OF TREE THfTFRS PEKING 1 ly days of the traveling circuses. Mail orders being accepted at the Shrine Circus office, Murat Temple, Indianapolis. DOCTOR ZIIilAGO IN PANAVISI0N AND UETROCOtOfl PINNCM TMiATBH, INC. 1141 N.

Telhol Ftei. Onl m-'lH4 Optn Thun. thru Saturday 6:30 10 roup Helen "Paisley Convertible" lleee lrlti wimf otliu Ope 10 Deilr A SHOWN AT 7i30 Aft MAT. ANO lUN. I boasts an active membership of more thn 17,000 Shriners.

The performances are scheduled for 3:15 and 8 p.m. Thursday, April 20; 3:15 and 8 p.m. Friday, April 21; 10 a.m., 2:15 and 8 p.m. Saturday, April 22; 8nd 12:45.4:15 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, April 23.

CECIL M. BYRNE, circus chairman, has announced plans for a marching spectacular before each performance with a company of nearly 300 people. It will include bands, marching units, motorized units, circus performers and all circus animals. Participants in the parade will be dressed in old-fashioned, colorful circus costumes reminiscent of the ear- THE 27TH ANNUAL Mural Shrine Circus will unveil its '72 edition April 20 and con-t i with 10 performance through April 23 at the state fairgrounds Coliseum. The traditional affair, which annually brings to central Indiana spectacular acts from all the circus world will offer Hoosiers more than 50 acts in three rings and two stages.

The attraction will present more than 150 animals and 200 performers will display their feats of skill and daring. IN SPECIAL ceremonies, the circus will pay tribute to the 100th anniversary of the Imperial Shrine and especially to the 90th anniversary of the local Murat Temple which TWO OF THE HOST MEMORABLE CHARACTERS THE WEST CAII HEUER FOROET! ROSCOE LEE BROWN plays the trail cook in "The) Cowboys," adventure continuing ot the Regency Cinema III and Lafayette Square. 0r ur if Walt (vrS iLMJbmv PLATING AT TOUR FAVORITE UNITED ARTISTS THEATRES 3 Disney's LEONARD hi bark tnere'i a bits THE CHIBUAHU1 KID iporti tigbtpanti iptodi money est of hand Saturday and Sunday TODAY At 5:15, 7:20 and 9:25 At 1:05, 3:10, 5:12, 7:20 and 9:25 yHERMAfTX TIBBS 8EENW00ff itrrr? 1 a rmrqn iff nnraarii I 'SfflAH Of. It lIBBi Mil i. Aiflp AOIS0l-LNtHffSp SHELLEY WINTERS plays a kindly widow who becomes attached to two devious orphan children in "Who Slew Auntie opening today at the Cinema II.

3 BIG HITS AT ALL 3 DRIVE-INS pocket money, jonri, XtOthli! or eierytMne Plus the Nine Featureltt "JOHNNY APPIESEED" Today it 4:50, 7:00 ind 9:05 Ul and Sun. MS you own! THE BIG BANK-HEIST IS ON! 1 -trfliW GOLDIG ujfiRRen met. nmw 1 1 I m. HflLUfl int. BflTTV If 'xA-T.

Mil ft preached lived Highest rating" -WANDA HALS. N. Y. Daily News "A rousing good suspense thriller!" CHKRLfS CHAM PI IN, Times tasTMRiNG STROTHER MARTIN mo hector riotdo title sons -pocket money WRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY CAROLE KING MUSICAL SCORE BY ALEX NORTH ADAPTATION BY JOHN GAY BASED ON THE NOVEL. "JIM KANE" BY J.P.S.

BROWN SCREENPLAY BY TERRY MAUCK PRODUCED BY JOHN FOREMAN DIRECTED BY STUART ROSENBERG TECHNICOLOR A FIRST ARTISTS. PRESENTATION 7 a UNDI 11 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BT PARENT OK GUARDIAN A XATHMAL CENERAl PICTURES RELEASE. On! ALL ACES ADMITTED I wf wental guidance suggested. nr i -nr. dm mw- "J.C." starring Bill McGana Joanna Moore EXCLUSIVE 1ST DRIVE-IN SHOWING Burr DeBenning (Slim Pickens 1ST SHOWING STARTS TOHITE G6RTFROB6 ROBERT UJ6BB6R SCOTT BRflDV produced by m.d.

FRflDHOVICH Musicbv QUIDCV JOneS Written and Directed by RICHARD BROOHS THE MOST SAVAGE FILM IN HISTORY! 1 srtf! COlU.MO'A PiCOJftES Present 13) CnEGQXypZCK JACK NICHOLSON mi IV Totiito Feature 7:20,9:20,11:20 rfeL I5arV! TUEUXJtyWELD ESTELL PARSONS 3 iWALKlruclLtHB HSU -f 1 Bri HURRY gw5j SOLDIER BLUE 4, The order was massacre, and good soldiers follow orders. PIECES CQlOB 1R. 'je'C i I downtown' IHeliv.es fij. INDIANA 2 CHEAT FEATURES "KLUTE" "SUMMER off 42" 9 635-5533 3 TECHNICOLOR1 OFftJI I women! Sill Znlmnn Chnrlotle MONUMENT CIRCLE 635-6468 mm CIRCLE FIDDLER ROOF RUfn King Rompling I SUGAR DADDY'S LOUNGE 1241 PENDLETON PIKE Under 1 8 require accompinying 7 a in 11 -n pj.ent,guj,dian spouse feature 7:20,9:20,11:20 NOMINATED FOR 8 ACADEMY AWARDS He was like a Father to them they did what any good Sons would do. HENRY h-rM Esquire Plaza Shopping Center BEST PICTURE ACTOR DIRECTOR SCREENPLAY i Evenings m.f NO COVER j.J'AJJ jL.

CHARGE mm i.i"' NEW ALBUM "Llva from Sugar 898-0267 DiOOV't" Tonite Feature 7:20,9:35, 11:55 Exclusive TONIGHT THRU THURS. Outdoor Showing INDIANAPOLIS GOSPEL SING TONIGHT 7:30 P.M. AT MURAT TEMPLE 502 North New Jersey, Indianapolis, Ind. iTiTiFij FEATURING J-' "r''' Evcryman.wasthcir'sto command. Each night 3 more were summoned tothetower BLACKWOOD BRCti.

QUARTET STATESMEN QUARTET JPEER FAMILY Tut p.rtir 2nd still, they 'ii'oweEro inc WKtlu BLACKWOOD BROS. ALL SEATS RESERVED $3.50 Tickets Available af Box Office Night of Sing H- 3 Ci i A If you think these girls are something, wait RITZ THEATRE 3430 N. ILLINOIS INDIANAPOLIS until you meet she's something else! X. 3rd RIP- ROARIN' WEEK! DAUGHTERS OF -7 1 t. Edgar Winter's White Trash TONIGHT 2 SHOWS: $3.50 Advance $4.00 Door FRIDAY, FEB.

25th Tickets KARMA RECORDS INDIANAPOLIS JOE'S RECORDS MUNCIE CO-OP RECORDS BLOOMINGTON SOUND PRO RECORDS LAFAYETTE IiSSS A MARK RYDELL FILM LCc DERI I COLLEEfl DEVHURST as.Kjlo H-irrict -irn Ui; and Directed by Mark Rydelt 0 vayul in a r.v,rk Music by J.y PanavrJon' Thfik'y from Vifi; Extra Added Tonite Cameron Mitchell ISLAND OF THE DOOMED STAR ind NEWS Quick-Action WANT ADS Gel Fait Reiulti.