St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 119

ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH June 11, 1972 5F ong Of South' 1 hiai pi till liimiH FATHER'S DAT II IS FOUR DAYS 1 I AT THE di Avnnv ri iir 150 NO. HIWAY 140 (LINDBERGH) FLORISSANT, MO. FORMERLY LOCATED AT VILLAGE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER AND 10101 GRAVOIS, AFFTON, MO. Father deserves more than nno riav a uear Cn Mnn day thru Thursday.

June? 5 12-15. when two or more 3 INTRODUCING THE 12 PAC. 30'xl5' HAWAIIAN 'jV nun zehnui ttiavA will kA maiI PORPOISE 12 PAD Dolphin Package I 2 5 1 a 1 ujauvn, llltic mil lc cover charge for dad and 4 Ua'II COruA him Mmnl! 15x30 Daytona Pool, winteriied liner, 1400 sand filter, steel safety ladder, SK2 skimmer, 2230 vacuum set, test kit, I qt. alqaecide, 3 lbs. PH 3 lbs.

PH 4 lbs. chlorine conditioner, lbs. chlorine, I qt. vinyl cleaner. mentary steak dinner! Clip" this Ad and present it toi SALE MEC0 I fcy.

price 043 1 Piranna 12 Pac Includes: Pool 30'ilS', t-in. top seat, 20-gauge winteriied liner, 10-year warrantee Filter 804B2I3 sand hp. motor steel safety ladder SAL48 SK2 skimmer vacuum set weighted head 223S deluxe test kit 0 I qt. al-gaecide 3 lbs. PH 3 lbs.

PH- 4 lbs. chlorine conditioner 5 lbs. chlorine concentrate I qt. vinyl cleaner. Call OLive 2-4700 to make! Jyour reservations.

Regular price $819.00 UB tut i unaeii vaiet Famine mt I -i SUNDAY FAMILY STYLE FRIED CHICKEN ALL YOU CAN EAT Regular price $871.48 $7L(00 I I Sale price OU I dolphin pac 27' Hampton winteriied liner, Pool 804, B2I3 land filter, steel iUJ" fill ill lafety ladder, SKI7 skimmer, 2230. vacuum set, test kit, I qt. fj 1 i in i Ij algaecide, 3 lbs. PH 3 lbs. PH i lbs.

chlorine conditioner, 't I SALE fiCACO LrTr I Regular price $792.81 PRICE OUU I iU if! ffitf I 1 24' TROPIC AN A 12 PAC fin rrniimnnn Alias E- I 1 An Ersatz Classic By Mimi Teichman Of the Post-Dispatch Staff 1 THE TIME GAP between motion picture screen and television screen is steadily decreasing, with the exception of the few film classics with the that are re-leased and re-released and still drew audiences to' theaters. It more profitable not to sell those movies to TV. Walt Disney studios has put a large number of its fea-" ture films in the same classic category. The feature length cartoons, "Pinocchio," "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" and 'Fantasia" aren't seen on television. They're released periodically to new audiences of children who have the price of admission.

"Song of the South," which Disney made in 1946, is in St. Louis again. I went to see it, and thought about whether it deserved the classic status the Disney people had awarded it. "Song of the South" was much as I remembered it from one of its re-releases during my childhood. It was the first film in which film was blended with animated film an actor playing Uncle Remus sings to a cartoon bluebird on his shoulder.

The animation is Disney-beautiful, and the mixed media technique is effective. Perhaps because children are more willing to suspend belief, techniques in children's films are often more adventurous. THE MOVIE is based on the stories of Joel Chandler Harris, which we're told at the outset are "rich in simple truths, forever fresh and new." The best fables are that, but not many of the Br'er Rabbit stories are the best of fables. Br'er Rabbit, after all, is a wise guy, expert at lying and deception. This, the stories say, is because he's a little guy and has to learn to use his head.

His adversary, Br'er Fox, is a mean predator, assisted by Br'er Bear, a stupid sadist. So much for the characters. The, situations are a little better. In the first cartoon sequence', Br'er Rabbit tries to run away from troubleonly to return to his Briar Patch, affirming that "You can't run away from trouble. There ain't no place that far." The last story gives Br'er Rabbit pleasure at the expense of the fox and the bear who are menaced by stinging bees, but its moral, that everyone has a laughing place, a place that makes them happy, is pleasant enough.

THE BR'ER RABBIT tales are woven into a story about a poor little rich boy visiting his grandmother's plantation where his chief enemy is his uptight mother and his best friend is the story-telling Uncle Remus. Forget that Uncle Remus is a child-like Niggrah from Hollywood's old days. The happy ending comes about thanks to the boy's run-in with a bull. When he regains consciousness all his loved ones, including the father who had left his mother (and who could blame him) are gathered round the bed and he gets his way. This should teach any kids who don't already know it that everyone feels sorry for you when you're sick and spoils you.

Maybe we have different values for children than for adults. Adults want to deal with issues, situations and ideas they consider new. Yesterday's morality on film becomes as old hat as yesterday's old hat on an actress, and the old movies are banished to the late show. But children, we seem to be saying, should still value and learn the lessons given in 1946. Adult nostalgia spills over.

We want kids to see the same movies that we did, to learn from them and love them as we did. What's forgotten is that the movies may not be so good as we remember, and may be out of step with today's children. Criticism of the junk labeled children's television has brought about some change. Children also deserve better fare in movie theaters than ersatz classics. ADULTS $2.95 S1.25 SUN.

THRU THURS. STEAK DINNER FOR 2 TWO COMPLETE 10-OZ. CflkO CHOICE TOP SIRLOIN STEAK DINNERS BAR OPENS SUNDAY AT 1 P.M. Mtt 1m Frorltl Drink With low Meal! u-uv rtnnnuuu uval INCLUDES: Pool 24'- in. Top Seat, Winteriied Liner, Ten Year Warrantu arucmi II.

H. P. Sand, Self Priming Easy to Operate 0 Safety Ladder SIC2 Skimmer Vacuum Set Test Kit Algaecide 3 Lbs. PH 3 Lbs. PH- 4 Lb.

Chlorine Conditioner 0 5 Lb. Chlorine Concentrate Vinyl Cleaner. 1 I ii 5 Winterized liner, Dolphin packaqe, 604B2I0 sand filter, steel 21 KC safety ladder, SK2 skimmer, 2224 vacuum set, Test Kit, I qt. alqaecide, 3 lbs. PH 3 lbs.

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of Interstate 244 "20 Minutes from Anywktrt" Pf Of Of Of Of Of Of Of Oj 1 UAMWtf POOL I I I I 7 Pools on Display 150 No. Hiway 140 (Lindbergh) 838-3322 9-5 Sat. 12-5 Sun. 9 Pools on Display 10101 Gravois 638-0600 Open 99 i RAILROAD RESTAURANT 504 Northwest Plaza Shopping Center "ROUND TRP FOR 2" FREE ALBUM: "MUSIC Made famous by Glenn Miller To first 100 couples making reservations for opening night EVERY SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY Two ConiDleft 10-oz. U.S.

$095 Jmt jkRvxar its Fiinl Cholet Top Sirloin Steak Dinners Dingers Include: Soup, Lara Crisp Salad and choice of potato. GREEK GLENDI (Party) BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! MUSIC MADE FAMOUS BY a truly unique entertainment evening JUNE 18, P.M. FAMILY STYLE FRIED CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY ALL YOU CAN EAT ADULTS SiV 1 .25 Stoo Price Per Person Includes: GENUINE GRECIAN BUFFET KING BROS. MOTOR INN SUNDAY DINNER SPECIAL OUR OWN $95 SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN I Children sudor 12 $1.25 ALSO COMPLETE MENU AND DRINKS AVAILABLE LINDBERGH JUST SO. OF HWY.

40 for reservations call 993-1100 STARRING With Glass of Retslna Win Music 8y "The Grecian Way" COSTUMED DANCERS I. A Vh 74 COCKTAIL HOUR ENTERTAINMENT Monday thru Friday, 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. EVENING ENTERTAINMENT Monday thru Saturday, 8 p.m. to Closing PARTY AND BANQUET FACILITIES Your Host: GEORGE CASSIMATIS COCKTAILS NORMAL PRICES DIKING -a By RESERVATIONS ONLY 821-3666 AND HIS ORCHESTRA mm RESTAURANT U.S. HIGHWAY to 4 LINDBERGH (Adjacent to Quality Motel Southwest) a RETURN ENGAGEMENT I Week Only Opening Monday The chasers four RAMADAINN 9634 NATURAL BRIDGE iilff HERITAGE -AIRPORT 426-4700 S3 SANDS SPECIAL! pg lid 1 STEAK DINNER FOR 2 SMORGASBORD All You Can Eat of the Very Finest Food sgoo Youf Choice o) 1 NY Strip Slrlolm 2 Club Steaks or 2 Fill Mlanons or Combination Dinner Includes Salad and Potato f.li!IES WITH rm KELLY iigpj JUNE 14 THRU 24 in our Music Room9 SHOWS: 8.30, thru FrL 8:30, 10:15, Midnight -Sat Phono for rturvatlont: 343-4300 $1.69 Ptnon CHICKEN DINNER-ALL YOU CAN EAT Includes French Fries and Slaw SERVING MON.

thru SAT. LUNCH DINNER TTwto Specials Good Sunday Tkri Thursday Only Witt) This Ad 1 'rll A.M.- $405 4:30 P.M.. CA75 II 2:30 P.M. I 8:30 P.M. 19 I I ALL YOU CAN EAT! SMORGASBORD I Dally 11 A.M.-1:30 P.M.

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Lindbergh For Reicrvaflent HA 9-4444 A SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS serving dinner from 11 a.m.- $075 8:30 P.M. CHILDREN 4-10 YEARS HALF PRICE UNDER 4 FREE FATHERS' DAY SPECIAL PRIVATE BANQUET ROOMS AVAILABLE UP TO 400 BRECKENRIDGE RAMADA' IM SOUTHWEST 1-44 (just west of 1-244) across from Chrysler 2 CONVENIENT LOCATION NORTH SOUTH INT. 270 AND 3612 S. LINDBERGH NEW HALLS FERRY AT U.S. HWY.

66 868-3408 966-5300 INT. 270 AND 3612 S. LINDBERGH NEW HALLS FERRY AT U.S. HWY. 66 111 FATHERS DAY(S) at the ESSEX HOUSE Treat Dad to a delicious meal Friday 16th or Saturday 17th evening, or Sunday 18th and he gets a certificate for one FREE DINNER with one or more equivalent meals purchased at any future date of your choice.

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to 8 P.M. COME FOR LUNCH Man. Thru Sat. 11 A.M. to 2:30 P.M.

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