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Qalesburg Register-Mai Qalesburg, Ill- Saturday, Oct. 15, 1977 5 Entertainment Thomas 9 role unlike John-Boy Richard Thomas plays a role in his first movie since leaving "The Walton's" that is unlike the John-Boy character he enacted on TV. He portrays a 19 year old Southern collegian dismayed by the death of his screen hero, James Dean. The title of film, "9-M-S5," represents the date Dean died in an auto wreck. UNIFAX 'Star' tied-in NEW YORK (NEA) Manufacturers of everything from bubble gum to wading pools are attempting to cash in on the Star Wars phenomenon.

Among the products that soon will feature characters from the popular 20th Century Fox film are: Children's Pajamas (Walker New York) Wrist Watches (Texas Instruments and Bradley Time New York) Halloween Costumes (Ben Cooper Brooklyn) Comic Books (Marvel Comics) EAGLES CLUB 74 N. Chambers Mr. Mrs. T-Bone Steak Supper Tuesday, Oct. 18th llMMIsi: Potato, Salatf.

Mtar, Canaa. Santas. Starts at I P.M. $3.00 (MMItbOfV A Gal to) KNOXVILLE AMERICAN LEGION Saturday October 15th. DANCE Featuring Cherokee $3.00 per couple SHOW STARTS 7:15 A 9:00 SHOW STARTS 7:00 9:30 CLINT EASTWOOD THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES mt OVM (SHB9B ENDS SUN.

tan tfte depths ol Ocean: SHOCK WES morgasbon Every Sunday All You Can Eat The Huddle Complex Henderson Dayton Sts. October Special FILMS 2 for 25 Adult Book Cinema 579 N. Henderson 343-2445 (XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX EVENING SHOWS AT SUNDAY SHOWS AT hkMea for 100 years re The Lincoln Conspiracy Put a little sizzle into your Monday. Chopped Stockade Steak! We start with tender, juicy chopped Sirloin. K's served sizzlin' hot with your choice of potato and Stockade Toast.

A $2.28 value for INCLUDES Free Salad and Drink 1RUMN TOCKAbK THE FAMILY STEAKHOUSE 11 AM Is WMkdtyt 11 AM to 10 PM 1707 tl. Hcndaraon Galuburg Unhappy hooker at 6 79 Park' By JOAN HANAUER UPI Tctevlston Writer NEW YORK (UPI) The virtue of the heroine in "79 Park Avenue" could have been saved by a simple typing course. Not knowing how to type, she turns instead to the way girls earned money long before the invention of the secretarial pool and becomes one of New York's unhappiest hookers and that's just the beginning. NBC has taken Harold Robbins' "79 Park Avenue" and turned it into a six hour television drama to be shown in two hour segments Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, 8-10 p.m. The action, most of which involves the extremes of tawdry sex or adolescent romance complete with invisible violins, swirls around Lesley Ann Warren as Marja Fludjicki, who in a later episode adopts the name Marianne Morgan for professional purposes.

In the very first scene, the tenement reception after Marja's mother (Barbara Barrie) marries Peter Markevich (Albert Salmi) in 193S, the viewer can tell from the way Peter looks at Marja what's going to happen. It does. But first Marja runs around with Ross (Marc Singer), the no-good spoiled son of racketeer Ben Savitch (Eddie Constantine, who plays the role with a "Godfather" hoarseness to his voice). She also has a romance with poor but honest Mike Koshko, who is studying to be a lawyer. Koshko is played by David Dukes, who was the Lassiter son who lost his arm in "Beacon Hill." To earn money to pay her mother's hospital bills, Marja goes job-hunting.

Her skills are minimal, so she goes to work as a taxi dancer for Joker Martin (Jack Weston) at his dime-a-dance palace. Her virtue remains intact until her stepfathe r's assault, after which she stabs him. She goes to reform school rather than admit being raped. One reason for her shame is that while she has lost her NOW PLAYING! Thru Oct. 19th virtue, honest Mike Koshko is holding on to his.

Reform school starts her slide toward 79 Park Avenue, a "model" agency run by Polly Bergen, which by the third and final episode Marja (now Marianne) is running for Armand Perfido, the briefly seen mob chief played by Raymond Burr. This is what is usually called a "woman's show." That means the romance is unrealistically sentimental and the moral tone is high, which in no way interferes with depicting the sleaziest kind of sex. Sex, like crime, is not allowed to pay its practitioners. For the male audience, there are some sexy girls, sometimes scantily clad, as well as a Mafia touch and a couple of murders. The cast performs its duties well, although Warren, Singer and Dukes in the first episode make extraordinarily mature high school students.

Maybe they were left back a lot. The second episode in the strongest of the three, the first the weakest. ALLNEW! AflVCfltUfBS oflhe true Kfc LRJ Bo Svtnson Admission $1.25 Ona Show Each Night at 7:30 KNOXVILl NOON MENUS MONDAY Chicken Pie TUESDAY Salisbury Steak WEDNESDAY Pork Chops Dressing THURSDAY Chuck Wagon Steak FRIDAY Scalloped Potatoes Ham Includes Salad, Bread, Butter Coffee $2.00 THE BAND FRIDAY NIGHT WILL BE MARGE HER GROUP MOOSE LODGE 161 N. Cherry CLIP SAVE Oct. 17 Oct.

18 Oct. 18 Oct. 21 ELKS CLUB Prairie Ferris CALENDAR OF EVENTS OCT. 15 22 Oct. IS Lounge Entertainment 8:30 P.M.

to 12:30 A.M. with JoAnn Lee, Pianist Oct. li Lower Level Pitch Tournament 3:00 P.M. Couples Bridge I Free Stag (members Only) 6:00 P.M. Mississippi Duck Callers Contest 6 P.M.

2nd floor Elkettes Board Mtg. 7 P.M. Lower Level Family Buffet 6 9 P.M. featuring Fish, Salisbury Steak, Chicken, Salad Bar, Adults $3.50, Children $2.25 Lower devel Lounge Entertainment with Becky Kay Kepple playing on the Wurlitzer Organ 8:30 P.M. A.M.

Oct. 22 Lounge Becky Kepple, Organist 8:30 P.M. 12:30 A.M. Luncheon Menu Oct. 17 Stuffed Green Peppers Oct.

18 Chicken Pie Oct. 19 Liver Onions Oct. 20 Roast Pork Dressing Oct. 21 Tuna Noodles Above served with vegetable, potato, Salad, Roll, coffee. $2.00 Breakfast served 7 A.M.

A.M. Daily Luncheon Served 11 A.M. 2 P.M. Daily Bar Hours, 7 P.M. 12:30 A.M.

Mon. Sat. Open Noon Sundays Welcome Oneida Snack Shack Jim I Thtimi Marshall Cany OaH toallaMe mm CaH la fw Mw NIGHT IN ONEIDA Chill ft $4 AA Sandwich I No Charge for refills on Chili TUESDAY NIGHT FAMILY NIGHT Fried Chicken $1 AQ Fries, Slaw, Coffee or Tea I WEDNESDAY NIGHT New York Strip Steak SO CA Baked Potato, Tossed Salad THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY NIGHT Rib Eye, Cattish or Lobster SO HA takad Potato or Frwcti Towd Salad WaWW Saturday Morning Breakfast Special Steak Eggs M.75 2 Eggs, Hash Browne, $4 OR Your choice Ham, Bacon or Sausage I T-Bone Steak Special Friday Night, Oct. 21 at ROVA Tigar Homecoming T-Bone Steak $0 AA with all the trimmings Call early for Reservationa CARL STEBBENS BENEFIT COUNTRY MUSIC SHOW STARRING Bill Reeves and Rollie Hannam With Special Guests: Tommy Ronk, Mark Dalton, Sue Reeves, Mary Ballard SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 2 P.M. At Abingdon High School Gym Adults 3 00 Children 2 00 All Proceeds To The Benefit Bank Community Calendar i SPECIAL EVENTS TO LOOK FOR IN KNOX COUNTY for the Week of October 15th thru 22nd.

YMCAi Open House October 15th from 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. Registration for new sessions starting October Family Education on Heart Disease CPR Certification Starting October 26th. Athletes in Action at 1 P.M. October 22 Gymnastics demonstrations and work shop.

Galesburg Streaks: October 21st Rock Island at Galesburg Knox College October 15 Coe (home game) October 22 Carleton (home game) Business Professional Woman's Club: October 16th Potluck Guests State PW Officers and Central III. District Members 6:30 P.M. Fidelity Federal Friendship Centre. October 19th Benefit Card Party at Freindship Centre, Fidelity Federal 7 P.M. Public Invited Refreshments Table Prizes.

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