The Sydney Morning Herald from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • Page 19

tf The Sydney Morning Herald, Thurs, Sept 11, 1975 it JJndlylck 28 Firearm. Dim Win y) Wlnnlnt sup fr (H Wllion) La Montana Ir Hareravl.) Brll-llanl Sim Ir (R Lloyd) Slack D.lll.h fr (K N.wm.n) Vllloil Hanovar Ir (R Bartl.tt) laif. Sen o.m piate c.i nw. Oeublei $16.80. Quleellei S3.

50. 8-10. SUrted 3. IS. mi 4v mow topper Stouten 48 5 War Gauntlet A Gilt King 48 Sovereign's Fivoui He 48 Vice Admiraf 48 Gre, 1 and 7l Swift Imparor Fire (3)! Ml .60.

Swltt Emp.ro, wltn atcono Its scratching: 17.S0. Newcastle i a jfromicn, anaooy, frinc, RICky R.va SETTIHGi anw Ed.n 1759ml COLONEL JACK 85 (H Showscene Sydney to Williams) 1 ATOMIC GIM 81.8 (N Way mouth) 2 SMOKEY HERO 7-2, The Prefect. Another Trick Oelllah 7 La Montana 10 Veiled Hanovar 15 River ttownt tor miner events 54 (I Virtue) S. ten Don Rlcolo. i.ni jam nnino tep.

3 A and jt.v.a BJAinatfj HCP 1200ml Mollvma ka Smokey Hero Reservoir 11-2 Atomic Gem 6 COLONEL JACK SOc. Qulnellat $7.80, 6m Jm. Time 3Tl4 'rate: 2m t3.9s). Moat Effective 94 ttjony Mary S3.8 Rorul Lass $3 County Mayo see top rf JmV7 i spirit si.s uiamonq Maid 81.8 Trenlc 81 Baleen 51 Conned 51 Queen of Rock Si IWJ9.s5APe J.9m MeUlsh) 1 y.lSilLAND GUV (f 8reen 2 FINCAL PARADE (E P.Dworth) Pakenham HURDLC IBOOmt BRIGHT MATT 67 (H Jenter.) 1 CON MIGO 6S.S (C Bromtleld) 2 LISADIU 61 (H Grcm) 3. A I BtTTINGi 7-2 Con MlflO.

Blaltt Bov, 9-2 Torn bridge 5 BRIGHT MATT IS Stan's pride 20 Lorenos Aroi. son 50 Able Rfllnsman. Olvi (for SO cintl) Win $3.15 Plice $1.05, BOC 85c. Qilnillii $4.15. hd 2 len.

in 3m 0s. Sr-iod 1,2.00. 2 1ST MAIDEN ISOOmt 01 SON 82 (R Malllvon) 1 SHIUAMOND 57 (M BirmonJ 2 VALIANT MISTBESS ,50.6 Martin) 3. Sen Blue Myth. BIT.

TINGi 13-8 ORSON 7-2 Shllli. rnond. 9 Oimond 6 Hellenist 7 Golden Pcsasus 10 Valiant Ml-treil 20 Quirtt 25 Woodblnt Cottage 50 Vaouelv Proud 66 Va-lornlk, Royambo. Dlvu Win $1.35 place 70c 75c $1 .05. Doublet Mlw Caprlcan 80.3, Ray tan 80.5 IP" 'o'towea: Myrtle ir GlWlVt Oil Ion Rnant.

Ir I I nit ou.o ic uanrer ao Gem SO Better Win 50 Hawkesbury 11 ST BEGINNERS STAKE jajpni: ir (C Lahood) HANOVER MISS fr (K Nw-nian) 2 KARAMEA SH-AN1 fr (J Sheehy) 3. Then followed) All Candy (r (D Heath) Alia Express Ir (C Sweaney) commander Lad Ir (T Eton. BunHln r.u It Jane's Gamble 49 Vardonla 49 Moral Virtue 49 Franlee Girl 49 plorlsslmo 49 Purple Princess 49 Heaven Sent 49 Chasca 48 Ml lew 48 little Contets 48 Rlvervlew Lass 48 Miss Moncrleff 48 El Senor ta Shllt Girl IB FlMruah 14 uumneis is winy mot 49 Escapade, Vasano. Hive 100 Nissus. Pride of Donna, Dlvu Win $3 90 place 81.30 $1.20,, $1.25.

Double, $78.45. Qulnallai $25.98. 4 1. Ian. Time 1m 52 3-10.

Started 3.50 MllBOURNI TAB DOUBLBl No 2 Scottish Charger and NO 4 Colonel Jack paid $8.05. Substitutes) No ibustltute 41 St leg). No 6 Supremo (2nd leg). WELTER, 1400mi -ROYAL VOLO 53.5 (A Williams) 1 SAN MARCOS S2.S (A Trtvena) 2 ROYAL AFFAIR 81 Barfoot) 3. All started.

BETTING! 11-8 San Marcos 3 ROYAL VOLO 7-2 Young Gift 8 Masala Boy 12 Royal Affair. Civic Hall 20 Valttta Star SO Arrlvarl 100 Courtyard. Dlvs) Win $2.40 Sarnwail) Hunting Dale fr (W Brownleei Maiden Exorest IOti (C Sweeney) Grande Beau Ir (V Mundav) Jock's Queen tr (0 Baxter) Koala Shannon fr (B Thomson) Colonel Hogan 30m (M Bennetto) last. cn Lightning Belle. BETTING.

3 Flngal Parade! Maiden Express, 4 THORSCAPE 5 Little Myrtle 6 Koala Shannon 10 Ha hi and r.uv 1 1. nillnn Dcsoh ne Katrine Belle ne. a ena i-t-w maidin Cook) Cver Draught fr (5 Ward) Lutky Raven Ir (R Butcer) All Moonllaht Ir (R sioss) last. Sen SFSS. Hanover Cardinal Chlel.

BETTING) 9-10 REPLICA 2 Hanoviir Miss 8 Commander Lad 16 Karamea Shane 20 Lucky an. uAM.i Express 25 All Moonlight. Over Draught 33 All Cndv sn innriln C.nv nla tin. AcTent 53.5 What a Battle 83 20 Grande Beau 25 Jock's Queen, it S2.9 Great Poten olnaar 1 ai-. nummq uaic t.gioni riogan.

Dlvu Win S3. 6(1 nlac 1110 Russian ballet pair Mikhail Baryshnikov and Rudolph Nureyev will dance in Australia in the same ballet company next year. $1.80 80c. QuineTlai S91.70. 4m nose.

Time: 2m 80.4s (rate: 2m field 52.5 French Beau 82.8 avolesia 82.5 Zreeba 82.8 Ox-vl He 52. Active Service 52.8 Piece Bsc 7sc i.oo. 82 Swill Cadet 52 Keen 0c): win S1.20 place 52c 52c Quiiieiia (lor $1 .00) 1 U.ilSl, TAB DIVIDENDS FOR 25e Race 1i 2 1. Wlm BOc alar: uumviiai 1m 2U. 1m 2Ss.

BEST CHOICE 50.5 (K Hetlfmin 2 PRIVATE TALK 51.5 (R Martin) 3. AH itarted. BETTING: fi-d Private Talk 5-2 Le Caver- hd. Time Started Dia st tana io tamers sz Trica dor 82 Prince Buriartf 52 Ra 5-JP- Long hd 8m. Timet TAB DIVIDENDS IAD DIVIDEND RACK It 1 Win) 1 xn 56.91 (rate: 2m9.4s), PROnRtKCIWB urn yardo 81.5 Hesa Dandy 51.8 Dla-monds and Mink 51.8 Friendly 26c 26c SI.

05. Sen 3 Race 2: 6 2 1. Wlm 40c place 30c 7Sr no third. Sen 3 8. RACE Si 2 3.

Win AOr nlttr sham 7 Carol'! Cross 8 Reasonable 10' BareTllv 12 BLUE BRIDE 2200m: GAY WELCOME 10m (W St Auttt Crirlli p.rfl is dsii io veivei hock 20 Port Light 33 Nob If; Savaoe unmuTf I a elm TAIXrttt ir HararauKc) UADWnnn dd 1 kir- 25c 80c $1.15. Race T. Wlm A fir nlar TWO FOR GYPSY Sue Walker (left) and Pamela Stephenson. sn aaniQKn iuy nassic son. oivs: i3i uuc.

sen iu ii Ir (C Sweeney) 3. Then followed) Ge.awav 10m (H Wilson) 1 l.1 Thorn) Dual Mischief 10m (W Singleton) last. SO.S Rockatear 80 Steel Rocket 49.5 I'm a Dandy 49.8 Tambel Lad 49.8 Gold Ch lei tan 49 Bur-ron 49 Uncle Burnle 48.5 Kelly Pool (NZ) 48 8 Chosen SUr 4B Strana Pnlni- AH Llohtmifi- A 35c 40F 45c. Scrt 4 RACE 6: 11 4 6. Win $1.30 Pl' 55c 90c 40c.

Scr: 7. S62.8S. 2 len len. Time 1m 21 2-10. started 110.

4 3RD MAIDEN 1300mi LANDARRA 55 (R M-rftlvO 1 Silver. BETTING: 4-5 GAY WEL- Ridge Place 40 Space Rocket ne Asltl ne. TAB EXTRA DOUBLE (for DC) on MfM 1 and Si RstBlIra place 70c 40c 40c. RACK 2 1 5, 1 8 Wlm 60e place 35c 35c 70c Scr 3, RACE 3l 12 Win: $10 40 place $2.20 $1.10 35c. plarp ssc 35c RACE 8: 7.

6 9 Wlm S3.30 olacc 70c 40c SOc. RACK li 2 4 1 Win: 75c place 45c 45c no 3rd, 5 ll 4 2 1 place 60c 3Sc no 3rd. RACE ft 4 12 Win: 82.08 place 70c 65c 70c Scr 1 7. RACE 9: 14 3 Wlni $1.28 place 50c 40c 70c. TAB DAILY DOUBLE ob races 6 and 8: Scottish Charger (2)-Colonel Jack (4): $9.

Scottish Charger with second leg scratch- s.5"'!" n' 20 rlr 9 Ui.u... I Prince. Duel MliChlct. Dlvsi Win I LiunTif inb ntp VDOmi River Ridge SB Rathdowney 54 St Louis Blue 53.5 War Island 53. 5 AH started.

(Protest lodged by (2) and Karamea Beau (6) S2.70. TAB DOUBLE (for 50c) on races 4 and 6: Karamea Minna (9) and Thorscaoe (11) $10.70. Karamea Minna (9) with second lea scratch Qulnclla: Neck Time: 3m6.7s (rate: 2m16.5s). Newman) 1 BALLARINE GLEN 2 PERTALA TAN Ir 51.5 Rutherford SI Crllllon 80.5 Skeidon SO. 5 King's Favourite 50 Golden Bonnie 49.5 Peruvian King 49 Tudor Tavern 48 Hvdah-ban 48 All Points 48 Galdare 48.

INT8RMED HANDICAP ISOOnil Scarlet Invasion 59 Llsboa 55 Seaham 54. 5 Helkir Girl 53 Helldon Downs 52.5 Red Otto 52 Let's Smile 51. Capner 51 MaVlvort itoniuriiuni) zna auainsi It McCarthy (Landarra) 1st for afleae Interference at te 500 metres was dismissed.) BETTING! 6-4 Consortium 2 Cut And Dry 5 LANDARRA 10 Recovered, Spar- So 20 Drums ha mbo 25 Arctic are. Rural Pride. Savage Beauty 33 Melissa Rose 50 Punter's Joy, Don Alvaro.

Dlvs: win $2 place BOc 65c $6.60. Doublet $37.75. Ouiritllai $3.40. i len nk, Time 1m 21s. SUrted 138.

5 1 I INTERMEDIATE WOOmi AURORA CASTLE 51 (R Kenturkv fr rn rnnMnn J. C. Williamson Theatres has confirmed that Gloria Dawn will return to the starring role of Momma Rose in the musical Gypsy when it opens in Sydney. Miss Dawn had a recent spell in hospital. The part is currently being played In Adelaide by Ton! Lamond.

The show will open at Her Majesty's Theatre on October 11. Miss Dawn's return to it will bring about a family reunion her 23-year-old daughter, Donna Lee, has a chorus role. The two daughters pushed on to the stage by their stage-struck mother are played by Sue Walker the Sydney actress who took over Honor Black- Back to star in Sydney Gypsy man's lead role in Move Over Mrs Mark-ham and Pamela Stephenson, a NIDA graduate who attracted a lot of attention with her performance In the Old Tote's Peer Gynt. Miss Stephenson plays June and Miss Walker plays Louise, who really did achieve frime as the striptease artist Gypsy Rose Lee. press fr (N Govers) Sydney Bay IrCS Stalb) Fast johnny Ir (A LeINer) Gay Carllta ir (C Swee- LMlffliTET, Maitland Bundamba 3 IMPERpR NIOHT- Pa O'Mlne fr (D Eden) Not in Y'n JfJD last.

BETTING) 1-2 KARAMEA BEAU, 5 Sydney MonoKini si jaiboi 50.5 Dina-jo SO Value Plus 50 Happy Dreams 50 Till Star 49.5 Prickly Heat 49.5 Tajpan Prince 49 Stolen Guinea 49 Ma lor Interest 49 Miss Marus 49 Loch Invar Lad 48.5 MaplMon 48.5 Cvorus 48. Shlulee 48.5 Zeie 4B.5 Miss 1 PHI Lt IPS STAKE STH Hcliernan) I FIESTA PALACE 52 (Pi Trevena) 2 GHETTO SO fR WL flirt) 3. All started. BET. TfNGi 9-4 Fiesta Palace 4 El poo.

Ghetto 11-2 Malor Boy 8 Vain. 12 PerUla Tan. Winter Shah. Klnn Of The Malt's GRADE 40Smi AUTUMN NOD 1 (3-1 1 Smooth Quality Tab 9 Roil 6 (4-1) 2 Royal Fusilier -1 3. Then followed: Whisky Walla.

40 Vocal Charm. Royal flunun umke in ci'ncv Ld 20 SUr Bud 25 Bolri Stnrnvh, Grim Power 33 Big Spark. Troone 4a. Mvmamee 48.5 Rangemoor 48 Real Belle 48 Gay Cleo 48 More Likely 48 Rene's uew. Loneiy Marora.

Venetian Cipcr. O-vc's Aroa. Herb's Chance Irst. len 2a len. 23.63s.

5crt KMI-go's Hoie man, anor su rvrcie 100 flold All. Dlvs: Win S3.3S ola'e Battle 48 Sdsc Patrol 4B BIa, rnond Maid 48 Franlee Glr 4t? unmonos a no tviinK an iikv uvTjm.Bn oy amooin Quality), Whommv. C'vs (o Sir): Win S1.50 place 60c SI. 10 90c. 'for 31,0 1: S5.70.

i-'av! 7UARDtR TAIr ITU jeniucKy. Dlvs: Win BOr 80c SI-60 $2.30. Qulnclla) (rate: TRANSI-TJON Hep 2200mt KARAMEA MINN tr (D Heath. 1 FUTURE RHYTHM Ir (J Nash) 2 PEBLO Jr-'c Swcnev Then In lowed: Beu Reagh fr (R How- Hol- -t Ir (W Galwav) Bold James fr (R Hancock) fr (W Singleton) Bronte Boy Ir (R Lloyd) Flash ivit. mj koroin id.

Laa Jea- tsrkjn, 55 tl My Lordshlo 20 SWIFT Jockv DOr. Biirqcss s-ar 50 Nightfall Dim yvi pl.t. $, 3S- RACt SEVENl 3 BIG FIRE 5d 5 (A Erhart) 1 5 COUNT TIME 52 (G Cook) 2 4 KU-KURAI 53.5 (L Dlttman) 3. Than followadt Cooper, David's Lad, Showrecna, Font Fernvale. Ves-mar, Palsano.

Nlcarlo. BETTINGt 3 BIG FIRE 7- 2 Showreeni 5 Cooper 1 1 .2 Count Time 6 David' L.ri ft Kiikiiral 1 Pah. I. SEDAKA SET FOR A TOUR OF AUSTRALIA lowers an so( no. NOVICE HCP 1300m! Sons and Lovers SS Shah 5d Doortier 54 nr 51.03 psc.

Diuhlai S37.70 OulnelCal $6.81. i a 'en sorr hd. Time 59 410s. starter! 7. 6 'OOO-it COTT.

ISH CHAPnR 51 'G B-'nrd 1 BAR JUAN 54 (S Alt ken) 7 SOUTHERN COMMAND 54 (G Jenkins. 3. All started. -BRTINGi 2 SCOTTISH CHARGER 5-2 Southern Cnnrnanri 11-4 Bar lujin A FvrttnHnnal GRADE 405mi SOVEREIGN BOY The Penh entrepreneur Michael Edgley, visiting Sydney this week with a Russian acrobatic team, said the dancers would appear in Sydney with the American Ballet Theatre in October next year. Mr Edgley will also be bringing the Bolshoi Ballet to Sydney in July.

There is no chance of the ballets being staged at the Opera House. Mr Edgley said that using the Opera House, with its "postage stamp sized stases," would be a joke. Instead, they will have to be staced at the Capitol or Regent, with an extended stage. Baryshnikov, the 27-year-old dancer who, according to many critics, can already claim Nureyev's slipping crown, will probably not regret this. He slipped and injured his ankle at the Opera House in February.

Mr Edgley has several other exciting plans for next year, which are likely to give a big boost to Australian entertainers. An all-Australian version of the Broadway musical The Magic Show is to open at the Princess Theatre, Melbourne, in February. If all goes well, it will later transfer Some Lass (NZ) 52. 5 Craig moor 52 Varzln 51.5 Anrs Girl 51.5 Miss Belief 51 Wlldwood Rose 49.5 kflftraaana AR Cir Dltrt 48. Jaix Kingdom 48 Apple Musical Pop 4 (5-1) 3.

Then fo'lowed: Any Mltia, Lord Cool-amln. Manual Labor. Cubis Kid, Silent City last. 7 len len. 23.55s.

Scrt Naturally Bio, June Lad. Dlvs: Win $3.70 plflce a0c S11- $10.10. Favi Keep Young. Spectre 100 Wicked Way 140 xrcision ir Aiaertonj last, scrt Murray Glen, Koala Kid. BET-rNG: 4-7 KARAMFA MINNA oranoy es Alpine orove es Bastille Boy 48 Cyprus 48 Miss 1 una oe rnnca ao tai nan Prlnre tin Marhlitm Aft Fernvale 33 Palsan 40 Nlcarlo 50 Yesmar.

oivsl Win S2.60 place Future Rhythm, Holly Ike. 1 2 Tt--sh Decision 15 Peblo Khan 16 Bold James 33 Bronte Boy, Beau Regh 100 Highland Moon. Dlvst Win BOc place 52c 90c $1.80. Qunela: $3.60. 8m 10m.

Time: SHEENS STAKF tTH GRADE 405m: DUBONNET INTERMEDIATE HCP ISOOmi Horn burg 55.5 B010 55 Kallndl 54.5 Riot Law 53.5 Helldon Downs 53 Son of Sailor 52.5 Let's4 Smile 52 Black Leo 52 Bit- to the new Royal Theatre, Sydney. The rock music spectacular Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band On The Road a joint venture by Mr Edgley and the Sydney promoters Paradine Paterson is likely to open in Melbourne in late November and transfer to the Regent Theatre, Sydney, in February or March. The London-based Australian entrepreneur Robert Stigwood had a big Broadway success with Sergeant Pepper. The show is based on the music of John Lennon and Paul McCartney and was produced on Broadway by Robin Wagner and Tom O'Horgan, of Hair fame. This show, too, is likely to have an all-Australian cast.

MUSS 7 1 SOtOmO 4 tlZ'l) 2 Lerara's Melorlv (5-11 S. Place 90 80c ntd. Doublet 123 45. JSulntllai $2.60. 2', Ira llen.

Time 58 5-1 Os. Started 7-BARKER HCP. 1750m: CHANCEY BOY 51 (R Martin) 1 LITTLE BAGDAD 55 (E Dldham) 2 BELAY 53.5 (J Stock er) 3. All started. BITTINGi 9-10 Little Bagdad 9-4 Belay 10 CHANCEY BOY 12 Battle Win 16 Jubilation 20 msg.gs.

(rat! zmii.si). i.a. A'a in ten. TAB DIVIDENDS RACE Si 3 11 5 Win: S4.05 place 75c SI .45 95c. RAACE 7: 3 5 4 Win: S2.0 place 65c 50c 55c Scr 12 13.

TAB DAILY DOUBLE on races Then followed: Heather Barry. Julie's Gaie'le (9-4 la'), Serene Rock, Mr Demar. Hall Thunder larol St. 5 Capner 51.5 Count Varls 50.5 Fat Albert (NZ) 50 Prickly Heat 50 Talpan Prince 5 3 HCP 2200m: SANOY EDEN fr (R White) 1 THE PREFECT fr (J Reed) 2 another TRICK fr (P rjplanev. 3.

Than last, mo nose, rfj.oas. scr: Mr Mc Garry. Tola Prlncesi. Dlvi: 49.3 ray ana rray y. Locnin-var Lad 49 Why Hesitate 49 iviiowaui Kiver uowns ir (r erom win $2.50 place 90c $1.00 Neil Sedaka, the pop star of a decade ago who emerged again as a leading song writer and performer will tour Australia next month.

The Paul Dainty Corporation is to stage a concert by Sedaka at the Hoidern Pavilion on October 22. He will also perform in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Canberra and The Menuhin Festival Orchestra will disband until 1977 after its current world tour. The tour will bring the orchestra to Sydney for concerts at the Opera House on October 24 and October 26. Yehudi Menuhin believes a long break wiil be' needed after the tour, which will have taken the orchestra right around the world. The violinist and his sis-' ter Hephzlbah, the pianist, will appear as soloists in both Opera House concerts.

The Independent Theatre will open a rather different Australian play in two weeks. It is The Touch of Silk, written by the Melbourne novelist Betty Roland almost 50 years ago. The play is about a French war bride who finds it difficult to adjust to life in a small Australian town. It was published recently by Currency Mejhuen in its National Theatre series. si.

go. quineiiat ioz.4u. 4 MARSH STAKE RrE 405m! MR WATSON FRONTIERS OF SCIENCE Homing Pigeon Mystery Part 4 followed- Tobln Roval. Kelly's Ben. Mi-'tl's SPe'lfl r'h c'fn're.

Double Anent last. 5 len 11i len. fcr: T-n: Win 60c nlace 50r $1.30 $1.50 Quinelh: S4.n M- ACTUftl. IT SEEMS, THEREPOtte, THftT HAVE SOME K.INO OPMAP OP THEltt. USUAL TMEt ERROR.

IN ivuvde ay wnoEie INTeRNfVU CLOCK. SHIFTSO IS 6ASILV eyPLAjNeo ip it is fVSSLWeO THAT THeV OSB THE SON MERELY (Va COMPASS. 1 Svramrtrr ramot 2 M5-1 1 FIND THEV USE IN CONJUNCTION Bronle Miss 8 (4-1 3. Then followed: Dustv Touch. BUck 6 AM.

WITH THE SUP BUT WHICH CAN A.LSO WORK. UNOER COMPLETE CAM AT Sloron. Lady Kornko. Bassey's tavM. OVfccKOMsT.

oeii. mii rvivs.ery last, a ten '4 ten. 39.Q2S. Dlvs: Win 90c place 52c S1.60 90c. No Qulnclla.

Fav: This Guy Vloss. 6 RANDWtCK STAKE 3RD GRADE 464m: TOUKLEY MISS 6 (3-1) 1 Jewell's issue 4 (7-1) 2 THEATRE AND RESTAURANT 498 316S It's Steiger living the Mussolini way Sudden Safari 1 (2-1) 3- Then followed: Sand lee Girl, Pointed John. Kamulla Rebel. Pedro Tokav last. 1 'a len 1ia len.

27.10s. Dls: Win 90c place 60c P.T NOON, THEIR. INT6RNA.U Clock, tells them rr is fafX.M., WHEN THE SUN IS NOR.MftJ.LV IN THE EftST. SO THEY PLYftT to it to pino north Thome). But as the SUN IS ftCTUfVLLY IN THE SOUTH, THI6 CftUSES THEM TO PLY DUE EftST.

THIS PROVED BY TESTS IN WHICH RELEASED UNDER TOTW. OVERCftST VND THUS NOT MISLED BY THE SUN'S POSITION PLEW HOME no tniro. quinenat io.7u. THEORY 'UN ravi auanen aaian. POWER STAKE PSTH HEMISPHERE:) GRADE 46Sm: STRETTON BEAU 8 (7-11 1 Second Raider 1 (7-1) BOOK NOW UMITEO SEASON ONLY Con Croft and Al Thomas In THE SUNSHINE BOYS by Neil Simon "A theatrical in-Joke full of fun" Dally Telegraph.

Tuesday to Saturday 8.15, Sunday 7.30. BOOKING 498 31H tnd imli. 2 MARION ST. KIUARA. 2 Sassy Sue 7 (101) 3.

Then followed: Milky miio, Family Day. HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Browne By Dik tanncon tq iav -zj, FILMS uepuiy star 27.30s. 5cri Defy Zero. Dlvs: mm Ai SToP COMPLAlMlMs, EvepygoDV's S1.90. Qulnclla: S39.70.

BAILEY STAKE 4TH SOTTO CARRY QKADt 40Sm: "UAT SAPt (even money) 1 Earlv Bird 1 (4. dramatic content, from the city of New Orleans to the steamy bayous of TWE. ScAAETHll, ll- 111 '12-1) Than fo'lowed: Sufirien "'inch. PMtiru'n Judv. Roaming Oak last.

8 len 1 1 len. 23.30 AIM'T I P. scn.12 oct.ia tne back lots of Loui sail on- St: Warda's Oouhle Bun-aer. BIa Khan (reolaced hv Peaov siana. Marine).

Drvs: Win $1.00 olace The Drowning Pool the floating world by JOHN HOMEfliL asm iincMh.ittuuitiiiiii ooc si no tnira. quineiia: S4.90. Fav: Plav Safe. was directed by Stuart Mil 9 MALONEY STAKE STH Kosenoerg, wno also directed Paul Newman in ORAue 464m: KING WuOLLeT 3 (4-1) 1 Wakadandv 1 (7-2) 2 Svcimori Mois 5 f1fl.11 1. Then Willi diul Clou.

Crilo Callings. Isi Fmcroll. lluimu u. MinonJokmBafMniftsr.Ffanciiyin Cool Hand Luke. followed: Pftlte Smoother rlav 21).

Bonalbo Girl. Overlap Rebaiy Mefton's Monster. Silent The series of 11 pm SOOEIuihinSlm.SurirHiiN.$.W. Type last. 5 len hd.

27.42s. Scr: surfing programs con nimrod theatre jen uaiaxv trepcea by uveriao Rbel). Paul's Da'e. Dlvst Win IX.RO ntatro QOr. 9 Or Sl.dO.

Qui. tinues at tne village cinemas at Double Bay and netla: S17.40. -RA1E MSm; MGHTFOOT REV 3 (7.2) 1. BLACK PENNANT 4 THE WIZARD OF ID By Parker and Hart Blacktown this weekend. This week's- program, at Double Bay tomorrow and at Blacktown on 1-1 3.

Then fet'owtd: Tundra Court, Rose. E'panOf 1ary. a-K tiso musky norm iasr. -n. len.

40. "2s. Sen Fast' Sarr iv "'ac1 Clso). t''k. Saturday, A Sea fori Yourself and Cosmic (no.

O'v-T W'p S.lfl Plae- tOt Oulnella: $38.60. Fav: Quln Pinav-. Rod Steiger, who brought Napoleon to life in Waterloo, acts another dictator in Mussolini The Last Act (NRC) opening at the State Theatre tonight. Again Steiger, who says he detests films which glorify war, portrays- strength and weaknesses which may have made a dictator. Steiger even manages to look like Mussolini.

Perhaps he could also have made the trains run on time. Rod Steiger has played Al Capone, and would have played Patton if he had not thought the film about the World War II general was pro-war. As so often in the past, the American actor immersed himself in information about Mussolini before playing the role. Part 'of the Steiger trademark is to live the character before he plays it. The film also stars Henry Fonda and Franco Nero.

Sweet Movie (R), a film by the Yugoslavian director Dusan Makave-jev, surely the antithesis of its title, opens at the Academy Twin tonight. The film's theme is Makavejev's argument that "all that starts as an expression of horror will become beautiful." Sequences include newsreel films of the result of a massacre and a truly nauseating view of TAB DIVIDEND FOR 2Sc Raco 1l 1 9 8. Wlni 75c olace I 40r "r-c "SC. Sen 10 Race 2: 1 Wlnt 1 fifi sonny lonWcqrcrf). Directed by JonEwing olac- POr 40c 55c.

Sen 9 10. Race 3: 7 4 p. Win: SI. 25 place 45c 50c 50c. Srr: 9 10.

Race 4: i 2 6. Win: 40c 25r 6Sc 75c. Ser: 9 Children. The late film at the Australian cinema tomorrow and Saturday (10.30 pm) is Catch 22 (M), Mike Nichols' witty version of Joseph Heller's anti-war novel. The film stars Alan Arkin.

Highlights of the Filmmakers' Cinema program include Antonioni's Zabr-iskie Point, 1 1 pm tomorrow, Saturday and Sun Kace i b. win: oiace 26c SOc 45c. Race 6: 6 4 1. Wlm 45c place 30r no third. Race 7: ft 1 7.

Win- 1 .00 i A bright new play about growing up. place 26c $1.25 95c. Scr: 9 10. Race 8: 4 1 9. Win: SOc olace Nightly at 8.00 pm.

Sat. 5.00 pm 8.00 pm. Bookings at theatre 929 8877 and all agencies II troL 40c 50c no third. Scr: 7 8. Race 3 i 5.

win: si. so place 45c 45c 70c. Scr: 4 10. Race 10: 3 4 1. Wlnt 51.15.

pre dOr rn- tRc. 5cri 5 10. THE POTTS By Jim Russell day; and the children's TAB DOUBLE (for SOc) en animated film, Gulliver's races 5 and ft: -v Moss (1) and Plav Safe (4) $2.30, This Guy Moss (1) and second leg scratching $1.10. Travels, 2 pm Saturday and Sunday. The Vintage Film 'is it Teoe.

uncle Dtcni, yto rr cectaimlY li-v esceeLW ujmew hedzVus iTtne hardest sroiea )veoi I 7i v.r Group's series of films at taatuJ Anzac House. College Street, continues tomorrow, A final tribute to the creator of 'Shoeshine' and 'Bicycle Thieves' I 1 VITTORIODE SICALAST I AND FINEST FILM. 7.30 pm, with Anna WORLD WOMAN'S C'SHIP at Edlnburoht Oual for aranttt; Karenina (1935), starring Wales 3 Holland for 5th place: Oreta Oarbo; and Water Muiirema t. Mru u. lor sin; 3COI 3 US 0: for 11th: Belg 2 Spain 1: lower sect gp 1: Japan 8 Den 0, loo Bridge (1940), star ring Vivien Leigh and Canada 4 Trln-Tobago 1, Bermuda Robert Taylor.

at tircoia u. iowr seci tinai tables Gp li Japan played 4 won 3 drawn 1 lost 0 ots 7 Jamaica d.3.0.1 .6 Malavda A.9.n.7.A Austria 4-1-0-3-2 Den 4-0-1-0-1 bp urn-ire uzi 4-3- i -0-7 Canada 4-3-0-3-2 Tr In -Tobago Hrmur1 d-1. 0.3.2 Zambia 4-0-0-4-0. a gastronomic orgy. Somehow, along the way, the film shows flashes of brilliance.

How Sweet Movie affects an audience will be decidedly a matter of taste. The Drowning Pool (NCR), which opens at the Village Cinema Citv 6RISTOU, vpyoo Paul Newman as Lew Harper in The Drowning Pool. Contracts signed for local films The independent Australian film distribution company Seven Keys Films has signed contracts to act as the local distributor of two Australian Fiinis A Salute To the Great McCarthy and The Removalists. Local film makers have complained in the past that overseas based distributors had little interest in promoting Australian films. A Salute To The Great McCarthy' is already showing in Melbourne but arrangements for its Sydney release have not been completed.

The most recent Australian film to be released in Sydney, The Man From Hong Kong, has Had an impressive first week. Its first Sa'urHa was more- successful loan the rirst Saturday of Chinatown. this hour tomorrow, is the sort of Hi On, film which starts the way it intends to go on. Lew Harper, a private investigator plaved bv Paul Newman, finds he a.r7riSf"1 itLi has been hired by an heiress with whom he 9-11 rAA i-i" T.in,.i I ri30 shared a brief affair some years before. The heiress is played by Joanne Woodward.

CROSSWORD No 8223 AND SOLUTION TO 8222 Harper's are increased wnen he dis covers a nymphette. who makes a pass at him, happens to be his employer's caunnter. That is just the start. PHONE BOOK 2 12 1066 BOOK NOW 8 dav In advance at theatre. 0 Mitchell's, AETT and all agents.

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Roy Rene strums his catarrh for redskins. (7) 8. Exvarsity sportsman narrowly observes Sinatra. (3, 4, 4) 10. These notes may make any singer who attempts to sing them a gasper! (3) 12.

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