Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 108

D-18 The Arizona Republic Phoenix, Nov. 17, 1973 ALL EDITIONS mi 537 E. Camelback Rd. Now offers Luncheon, 11-2 Dinner 'til 1 2 Midnight, Doily (except Sunday) Attitude Adjustment Naur, 1-1 JOKKCT HUDSON AT THE PIANO NIGHTLY I Children under 12 Free SMI H.7ttlt. rl mm Phil Strassberg Arizona film is true story AUTHENTIC Sonora Style Mexican Food Plus Steaks and Seafood Thanksgiving Day Next Week Call for reservations, 2M-M72 THE SATURDAY SCOOPINS: BYV choir sets concert Brigham Young University a cappella choir will give a concert at 8 p.m.

today in the Mesa High School Auditorium. The choir, under the baton' of Dr. Ralph Woodward, has toured Europe three times. It earned the distinction of being the first non-Catholic choir to sing in the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, and of being named "Best International Choir" at the Linz (Austria) Centennial Festival in 1970. The choir won first place at the International Eisteddfod in Llangollen, Wales in 1968.

Choir members are chosen from a student body of 25,000 at Brigham Young University. A cappella choir conductor Woodward, believing that every member of the choir should be a soloist in his own right, selects 70 singers from hundreds of students who au We haven't been able to filmed entirely at Arizo- 1 'xatch up with "A Man Called Ha. 'iTS O. wfia locations Dy acuusaaie viva rruuucuuiis, iiuw snowing on the screens of the University Tempe and Silver Dollar It is based on a true incident which occured in Ari -7 i it: Diane Taylor km zona Thomas Taylor, we New when Also Territoy in 1873 when a cavalry troop allegedly breached a government treaty when it massacred a sleeping camp of Mes-calero Apaches. Produced by Viva's Vern Piehl and directed by Quillen, it stars Hollywood actor Ray Danton and features a number of localites, including pretty Phoenix actress Diane a beauty title winner whom met once on the set of "The Dick Van Dyke" TVer it was filming at Southwestern Studio several semesters back.

MARGARITAS By the pitcher full con mucho gusto! mp5 mm (PG) HELD OVERo 2110 DIG WEEK! LIV ULLAAAN "THE NEW LAUD" wsua LaiVaaBaBBlaBaiBBBBBBBBUBBBBBBBB in the cast are Troy Na-bors, familiar to Valleyites via our various rodeos; Eva who SAILPLANE HACES AEROBATICS (oiider airplane) If a Vocof ion Yul ryitnir "WESTWOKLD" VC, GREEN" PG All Color Hick Cmym Haiv. al NtrHitm 148-9112 2 Rated Features "HONG KONG CAT" "SLAUGHTER MOTEL" Color 7201 1. CwlrH 27S-22S1j I H-75 per Carload What A Man 'A MAN CALLED SHE" Plus: "Cheyenne Social Club" PC All Color 1 4 3150 W. Eecheye Hold 278-2970 $1.75 per Carload 2 Thriven "DON'T LOOK IN TNI BASEMENT" LJ "LAST HOUSE OH THE LEFT" Just about everybody enjoys "Peanuts" in The Republic. 3b30 3Stb W.

VAN BUREN If WOODSTOCK' Ce-MIT BHl I "STEELYARD I "WOODSTOCK' "BLUES" NoTwi-lite "GORDON'S WAR" ce-NiTavtk "THE MECHANIC" "MICNSNtO'till-SiM-lsll to a new high!" Sunday nor "Terrific new ilm!" Kttvm Thomas. A Times Both Rated mIMIMRS i All Color CO-HIT MBaHMBBBaL I I BLUES" 3:45 8.45 antique Aircraft dispiay a parachute jumping DEMONSTRATION RIDTS GRMPKlli Take INURSTATt (o mORKOPft (urnoff on) (olio 9s. tmiPOBT it wltiwulrf I cvwiiue'. dition each year. "THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WEST" "BLUE WATER, WHITE DEATH" "DflNT LOOK IN DON'T LOOK IN THE BASEMENT" Both Rated II C-HIT "LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT" Ml Twvirtt MulH Me "JtOzNEHACKmN HPfiClNO "THE LAST OF SHEILA" TW iiit-liM UuHl Ml nejankanai LJIULJ JDon 111 VCCV 1" -T-- lived here after beginning her career with the Budapest Ballet Opera House in her native Hungary and earning the 'Miss Florida" designation in a Miss America contest; Ja-sen Clark; and Dewitt Lee, who also collaborated on the movie's screenplay with his brother, Jack Lee.

Incidentally, he's the same Dewitt Lee who stars in "The Legend of Jed-ediah Carver," scheduled to replace "Paper Moon" at the Cine Capri Wednesday. Did you notice those large "teaser" ads for "The Legend of Jedediah To these eyes they seem like a direct ripoff of last year's classy Robert Redford starrer, "Jeremiah Johnson." THE REAL REEL NOTES: The art director for the "Harry and Tonto" movie already has set up shop for the Sedona locations at the Sedona Inn. The feature, which stars Art Carney as a man who takes off on an odyssey across the country with his friend, a cat named Tonto. will shortly begin its Arizona scenes. Two New York Film Critics Award win- ners, Ellen Burstyn and Chief Dan George (for their support- ing roles in "The Last Picture Show" and "Little Big Man," respectively) were added to the cast Despite discouragement and rumors of their leaving, Tom Brodck and Ed tCooperstein do not plan to take their film-TV projects out of the Valley.

They resolve to push onward here, they inform us. VIDEO SIGHTS: Our has is off to KPHO-TV, Channel 5, -which is adopting a policy of no more than 8 minutes of commercials per hour in prime-time (710 p.m.) effective That's four minutes less than prescribed by the NAB I Television Code for independent stations and minutes It less than the commercial time prescribed for network af-Z filiates. As far as we know, it's the only commercial TV station in the nation with such a policy. THE NIGHTTIME NOTES: The Phoenix Playboy Club. II AcreS Of xl 7 A I i A i lis i a y- in I III 1Q74 SW WAAlf ill rur hi Mobile AlUJXiO I I 31 S0S 4Xi HoriOA.l IOD HELD OYER you ,1 imiviiji ficiutt iiCHKicoioi- 9TII BIG WEEK lKj 2 i ARIZONA PREMIERE MAN CALLED SHE" -aLUt- "CMnEWII SOCIAL ClU (P6) MP' I'fMTtn IftTTUHII eentii mi imw GilRwT VAIiii.UR T0I1IGIIT FIRST PHOENIX SH0WIN0 CHUCK CONNORS "THE POLICE CONNECTION" -PLUS "MANIACS ON WHEELS" ALL COLOR i RS- 1.

2. "BLOODY MAMA" (R) 3. "BOX CAR BERTHA" (R) S1.TS PER CAP, I his own 'DIRTY has raised the crime thriller A IJ HOMES I Ar'lv More than 400 Oecotilor Te7 I IL ff Travel Film Thealr 1 19 1 rlTrVlTfTl -ShowinConlinuoulyl ftLi i which plans a gala reopening next month following extensive renovations, conducts its first Arizona Bunny Hunt (open to pretty gals 19 and older) Monday and Tuesday from 1-5 p.m. at the Doubletree Inn (2nd Ave. and Osborn Road).

Applicants are alerted to bring a two-piece bathing suit or leotard and shoes with 3-inch high heels S1.TI PER CAR (PC) waT rm kt" (. ar i i I II ChcriayVbfitt: DCLASTQF Ttf MOEFtNOENTS Compare and select from all the 1974 models all completely furnished and decorated! Tburt ioom. SAVE SOe Fn.UOpm. sv SOc on Mull dmittlont-pick UP FREE Itl ll.m lOem. oiKOunl HcktK wMI wpplitl lat.

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GrMltr Arlione Stvlnet. SoulhwMt tmit' S.vlntt. V.lltv N.llon.1 B.nk, or wlttrtvtr you RWt un 7 FKf of ttwol COLISEUM -mm-rnVrnM AT 2 THEATRES College lo give mystery drama "Night Watch," a mystery drama will be presented by the Glcndale Community OA- lege drama department, Nov. 128-30 and Dec. 1.

withamatl-Inee at 2 p.m. Nov. 30. The production, directed by drama instructor Peter Over-I son, will be in the Playbox Interim Theater on campus. Tickets are $1.50 and are on I sale In the campus bookstore.

The play is by Lucille Fletcher who wrote "Sorry fc Wrong Number." The CCC drama department is the first to present the play in this area. YOUR CHOICE OF DRESSING. I APPEARING NITELY Ttt CeRtentaerary Sounds of DtaiK TAYLOR Manday Thru Saturday at Mi sands 33301. Van Bvraii Na Caver, No Min. Dinners Sowed mi -kxi Vr -7 A younQ at heart room drissid in greenery and cascades of twinkling lights.

Intimate. Oauling. Delicious. Delightful dining from 6 30 to 10 00 Anions Bittmore style. 1 r' L4 oTQP.

THE GOOD TIMES PAT BOUDREAUX 5 MAN" 2. "MAN CALLED HORSE" 13. "JUNIOR BONNER" MARLON BRANDO "THE GODFATHER" -ela-l OIANAROSS "LADY SINGS TNE HUES" FRWEID COCKTXLS and his band ploy tritely ecept Sunday tor your darn ing, 9 1 a.m. ARNIE RUE entertains in the WL TOO I II SAL DON i The That's what's nice about NORTH BANK. Come as you are.

however you are. Formal or informal. You'll always be comfortable. The atmosphere is cozy, the food and service the greatest. We'll wine and dine you in style, fill you full of piping hot loaves of bread with every dinner, plus all the salad you can eat from our famous salad bar.

Then all that's left is to make sure you wear whatever feels best. And remember, the choice of Orangerie 0 arw" l. 7 dressing is yours. Enjoy cocktails end entertainment in the lounge in the Orangerie when it upheats its tempo with lively music end dancing at 1000 late evening entertainment 'til 1:00 am. Oinner reservations are requested el 955 6600.

The Orangerie at the Arizona Biltmore Missouri et 24th Street PHOENIX -40th Street just North of Camelback Rd." TEMPE Corner of University A Mill I Miles East ol Scottsdale Road on Pinnacle Peak Road.