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jr 50 The Arizona republic 1971 Vbth theatres onn m. open ii abcTHKATKKS cinema 11 toarar ptua Ih'mLni mmMm CITY showing around the Valley ciacxoaaoLaQ Ion rcoa theatre Ms Scottidalf I McOowell-Ph. Ml III! MICHAELCAINE "GET CARTER" also Imagine a port bit electric Chair THE MR ii wmr PLUS JllhSt.tThomat-Ph.213.ini KIRK DOUGLAS HENRY FONDA IN TOiere was a crooked THE OfJP'jS 1Rmm FIRRT-MIN HIT VALLEY THEATERS Camelbaek Mall: "Owl and the Pussycat," (R) 7:25, Short Subject, 7:15, 9:05. Glen: "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World," (G) 9:05, "Skullduggery," (GP) 7. Haydcn East: "Cromwell," (G) 7:20,9:45.

Kachina Cinerama: "Love Story," (GP) 2:10, 4, 6,7:45, 9:45. 1 P1 COLOR I Pi MEN KiVa: "3-D Stewardesses," I (X) 7:30,9:15. Los Arcos: "Get Carter, (R) 2:50, 6:20, "Traveling Executioner," (R) 1:15, 4:45, 8:15. Mesa: "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World," (G) "Skullduggery," (GP) 7. Portofino: "Fulfillment," and "Fandango," continuous from 12:30.

Try a Republic want ad Movies ilrrn released after Nov. 1, carrv the Code of Rating of the Motion PJcture Association of America. 'IGt Suggested for general audiences of all ages. -(GP) Suggested for mature audiences (parental discretion advised). TR) Restricted persons under 18 must bov accompanied bv parent or guardian.

TX) No one under It years of age admitted. PHOENIX THEATERS Bethany Cinerama: "Little Big Man," (GP) 6:30, 9:05. Chris-Town: "I Never Sang for My Father," (GP) 7, 11; "Darling Lili," (G) 8:35. Chris-Town 2: "My Fair Lady," (G) 8:30. Cine Capri: "Song of Norway," (G) 8.

Continental: "Wee -Gee Broad," and "Bar Maid," continuous from 12:30. Downtown Cinema 1:. "Catch-22," (R) 1:20, 5:25, "Medium Cool," (R) 3:30, 7:35. Downtown Cinema 2: "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever," (G) 12:40, 5:15, "Darling Lili," (G) 2:55, 7:30. "Blood and Lace," (GP) 1, 4:10, 7:25, "Count Yorga Vampire," (GP) 2:35, 5:50,9.

Haydcn West: "Cross and the Switchblade," (GP) 7, 9. Palms: "Ryan's Daughter," (GP) 8. Paris: No one under 21 admitted. Thomas Mall: "Tora! Tora! (G) 1, 3:45, 6:25, 9:10. Tower Plaza: "There Was a Crooked Man," (R) "Ballad of Cable Hoguc," (R) 1, 5, 9.

Wcstdalc 1: "Withering Heights," (G) 6, 8. Westdale 2: "There's a Girl in My Soup," (R) 6:15, 8:15. "MOW University 1: "Alex In Wonderland," (R) 6, 10; "Dirty Dingus Magee," (GP) 8. University 2: "Five Easy Pieces," (R) 6:10, "Grasshopper," (R) 8:20. Valley: "3-D Stewardesses," (X) 7:30, 9:15.

FASHION SHOW Fleur de-Lis TUES. THURS. 12:30 'til 2:00 Dean Short's TheValley'i "INN" Place 945-4509 7501 E. Camelbaek AT TWO I THEATRES! SDD color not admitted. 142 E.

WASHINGTON-Ph MJ-I21I CONTINUOUS FROM 12:31 FIRST RUN HIT Plus llll ltlt No One Under 18 Admitted. UNIVERSITY presents Michael Kermoyan PRME SHOWING ENTER AN AGE OR UNKNOWN TERRORS! PAGAN WORSHIP! SACRIFICE! Westdale 3: "Funny Girl," (G) 5:30,8:15 Westdale 4: "Airport," (G) 6, 8:30. DRIVE-IN THEATERS Acres: "Count Yorga Vampire," (GP) 7, "Blood and Lace," (GP) 8:55. Big Sky: "Queen of Blood," "Cry of the Banshee," 8:48, "Taste the Blood of Dracula," 10:25. Cinema Park: "Alex in Wonderland," (R) 7, 11; "Dirty Dingus Magee," (GP) 9:20.

indian: "I Love You, Alice B. Toklas," (GP) "Woodstock," (R) 8:50. Northern: "Marooned," (G) 7, "There's a Girl in My Soup," (R) 9:30. Nu-View: "They Shoot Horses, Don't (GP) 7, "Lovers and Other Strangers," (R) 9:20. Oasis: "I Walk the Line," (GP) 6:50, 11; "Too Late the Hero," (GP) 8:45.

Peso: "Maldicion de Llor-ona," 7, "Pancho Tequila," 8:55. Phoenix: "There Was A Crooked Man," (R) 6:45, 12; "Wild Bunch," (R) 9:15. Pioneer: "Cougar Country," (G) 6:45, "Cockeyed Cowboys," (G) 9. Rodeo: "Queen of Blood," "Cry of the Banshee," "Taste the Blood of Dracula," 10:25. Round-Up: "Funny Girl," (G) "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever," (G) 7.

Silver Dollar: "The Girl Can't Stop," (R) "Gay Deceivers," (R) "Curious Female," (R) 10:33. Thunderbird: "I Love My Wife," (R) 7, "Cheyenne Social Club," (GP) 8:45. said. "They used the money lo help educate my four brothers and four sisters." Today Buckwheat and his wife, Ada, live in the San Fernando Valley where he worked for 16 years as a lead man on an assembly line at an aircraft plant, moonlighting in show business. He became one of the country's first black movie cowboys in a 1950 Gene Autry horse opera and appeared in some 60 films over the years.

"The old 'Our Gang' scries started it all," Buckwheat concluded. "And I've never regretted a day of it." OPENING RECORDINGS and StereoVision Persons under 5 COLOR Coor ARIZONA STATE to Vivian Blaine in 18 THOMAS HOADl I ind NORTH 44TH 31 iDrive-ln TheatroP NOW Eost Buckeye at 12th Street At Both I ncaires 4H1 Wen Indian School Rd. Late Show Fri. Sat. ofBIPOD Vincent PRICE NOW a i am; iRAf.h RD l-'' ENDS TON1GHTI Barbra Streisand George Segal The Owl and the Pussycat ftonKvell at 7:20 I i li Jm NOW, 3k Starring PAT BOONE as David Wilkerson at 1:009:00 Iji gr? ta Vi'i I TASTE THE" OF DRACUI HI 9 (R ACADEMY I SW1 mR0 I NOMINATIONS IB If? NATfONAL tfTmmi award nmiilf I TO?" 1 DOUGLAS GENE HACKMAN I "I NEVER SANG FOR fop I MY FATHER" Coor i ALSO 3 NOMINATIONS I "DARLING LILI" JULIE ANDREWS "MY FAIR LADY" AUDREY HEPBURN rg REmRRISON TONIGHT AT 8 PM From a million years Recall 'Buckwheat'? TONIGHT BOX OFFICE OPEN NOON 'TILS LAST DAY Qwoodtaxk LOVE YOU, ALICE TOKLAS" TONIGHT 8 P.M.

i Ryan's Daughter NOMINATED FOR "I ACADEMY AWAHUb: lM I NO SEATS RESERVED I BOX OFFICE FflflrTN OPEN 1 P.M. I MATINEES WED SAT A SIM. uy i ma jj MJJ uu Out PfiCGS: Adults S1.25 Twi-Lite Hour 90C Children 50C MILY BRONTE'S inutyeriiig I.eighjs COLOR byMOVIElAB Twi-lite Hour P.M. Adults 90c 0 G0LDIE HAWN mm. COLOR Twi-lite Hour Adults 90c DMDnHOinLlOHIlU 5.30&8:I5 Twi-lite Hour Adults 90c NOMINATED FOR "ifS 111 ACADEMY .3 I i idt i nuricrro DEAN MARTIN Al AIRPORT io TLCHNICOLORiOOii 8:30 I wi-in nour d.jw-d.wv r.m.

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sun. ByVERNON SCOTT United Press International HOLLYWOOD Racial Jn- cents allowance a week," he STARTS -AT BOTH ABC THEATRES 274-8510 OPEN 6:3 The Award Winning Musical Pi ra DONALD SUTHERLAND AS" OVER 18! "WHEN DINOSAURS RULED THE EARTH" TOMORROW THEATRES FORM AN-N ACE ALL-COLOR 3600 East Van Bui 275-M61 I rwf I AM I lofRUIWLH) TEMft Pi' 5500 N. Jlh St. 967-7857 266 3582 10TH TheYear'i U-J WEEK! Best Seller OH Scoltsmie Kbii near in Ave. "147 NUN GPlgp ACTOR JACK NICHOLSON unsu PIECES l'wa Just East of Rural Temne Hl.TIST Best Picture I HO.

2 Supoortinj act-ess FIVE UST PIECES plunl Grasshopper color (Wfl BETHANY W. Bethany at 13rd Ave. 7S4-IHI lest Supporting Actor. LITTLE BIG MAN --all color IN) GLEN All Family All Color lOIIN.SlthDr. It'S A MAD MAD WORLD, Glendale S11-9IT2 Plus Skullduif ery West Bttnjny Home Road at 23rd A.

Of RURAL RD TEMPfc 4 performances Thursday, March 4, 1971, 8:30 p.m. Friday, March 5, 1971, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, March 6, 1971. .30 p.m. 8:30 p.m.

Tickets: $6, $5, $4, $3 For information and reservations Call 965-3434. Mail orders accepted when accompanied by check and self-addressed stamped envelope. Master Charge BankAmcricard accepted. 4, PLUS: FRANK SINATRA "DIRTY DINGUS MAGEE" ACADEMY NOMINATIONS BEST PICTURE ACTRESS ACTOR TO GENERAL THEATRE SH0CKER! "Si "BLOOD AND 1 GLORIA GRAHAME I I AND I I ''S" I VAMrlnt I fi L0R Jj'" I 'VSm I I SK I I HENRmNOA I 1 SOCIAL CLUB" I A ALL 1 1 v- tcgration in movies began almost years ago with the "Our Gang" comedies which almost always included a black face or Iwo in the rag-lag gang- Among them was "Buckwheat" Frazier. Jamcl Still an actor and entertainer, Buckwheat as all his friends call him appeared in more than 30 "Our Gang" episodes.

He will be remembered as the tiny little guy with white cotton bows tied to his plaited hair. Every time the gang was terrified the i would cut to Buckwheat, his eyes bulging, to watch his hair stand on end. "People always ask mc about my hair standing up," Buckwheat said, laughing. "The series is still shown all over television. "I had wires tied to the end of each braid and they ran down my back to my shoes which had metal cleats, something like football shoes.

On cue I'd step on an electrified screen. "About two volts of current would hit the end of those wires and cause my hair to jump up. It didn't hurt, and it got a lot of laughs." Buckwheat will appear on Steve Allen's syndicated show with a film clip from one of the old gang serials and a pocketful of lore about the early Hal Roach days. "I joined the gang in 1932," Buckwheat recalled. "I was 10 years old, but very small for my age, thank goodness.

As soon as a kid got too big JUNIOR MANGE 3 SHOWS LIMITED ENGAGEMENT ACADEMY NOMINATIONS DLSTIN HOFFMAN TONIGHT CONCERT ARTIST DON'T MISS ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING NIGHTS IN PHOENIX 1971 FEATURING K.C. STEAKS BANQUET FACILITIES 5M)0 N. CENTRAL 277-7211 Ralph Gaines' 00 IS STEJ STEAK HOUSE LITTLE BIG PanavisionsTechnicolors BEST SUPPORTING ALL-COLOR NOMINATED BEST PICTURE SUPPORTING ACTRESS -PLUS- "THE GRASSHOPPER" QJ A Beautiful niiiimi cnniviAra.ninoe: UNIVERSITY THEATRES NO. 1 Donald Sutherland is ALEX IN WONDERLAND plus Dirty Dinius MafielP.) KACHINA 1 Academy Nomination! 4MS North lESTrietur. Snotlidalt Roaat 941S45S STONY color (GP) MESA All Family All color 1.2 S.MK IT'S A MAD MAD WOULD MtiiiU-tMS FlutSkollduKery FORMARI-rJACE WIN Featuring a Menu of Unbelievable Variety DELICIOUS SPECIALTIES, SUCH AS Boiled Beef in the Pot, Corned Beef and Cabbage, Hot Pastrami Sandwiches, Potato Pancakes, Mushroom Burgers AND MANY MORE East Camelbaek at Second Street, Phoenix Phone: 279-9517 OPEN 11 AM TO 3 AM EVERY DAY he was replaced.

"Once in a while they put a dress on me and I played a little girl named Birdie. I got the name Buckwheat from the buckwheat sack I wore in the earliest episode. "I guess nobody sees buckwheat sacks anymore." But they still see Buckwheat Frazier on the tube. "Whenever people discover my identity they ask for autographs," Frazier said. "Especially the kids.

They still love the gang. "As for racial integration. We were always one happy group of s. We didn't have many other playmates because we spent most of our time working. So we were a gang off-screen and on." Buckwheat does not recall how much he was paid for his early acting efforts.

"Mother and Dad took my paycheck and gave me 25 Shows Start at Dusk Children Under 12 Free CINEMA PAR LVx II woXVlano ROUNDUP S501 N. Tlh St. Plus MME.Thomi FUNNY GIRL color Kiwi Dirty Dintu, M.te. (R) Wt plus On A Clear Day NORTHERN PHOENIX Henry Fonda THERE WAS lit. Canyon at (retort Pack 3W an luren A CROOKED MAN plui Northern MJ-SttI, Marooned all color 21S-14SI Wild Bunch color IR) ACRES T7T SILVER DOLLAR I Bold Features Mbnc Tarrorand Shock CURIOUS FEMALE 37NW.

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