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ITIh' Prime Kibs 8D June 27, 1975 si LOUIS POST-DISPATCH lo ei cm i amamt ham Tri I A A A Ai, A 4 Jl A Thine of Beauty 2 1R1 AT THE PIANO BAR 1 1 VTl VaW.I 1 Hi 1 The teirilin aunt aic- WW till III! Ill IKIII)II ft A restaurant Crjjtie has said of Bentley's i mile East of Lindbergh at raintJqui 567-330 UreShow'frl. S. iailO Ltij HI 4:45 except Sun. A HoU, Sorry No rNmel 9499 Olive, "The ELnme I ribs were a thing of beauty TONIGHT at 8:00 QUEENY PARK (On vVeidman fld. between Clayton fld.

and Manchester) f-ountjr -0E33 land tender enough to cut 1.170 1 IX THI PtAX AT WISIKHIt 471-IM0 with a fork the Cmcken sit TTTriliTrTTl eU -J" Hini r. ri lops Last 5 Days 'TAUUVI Mel Brooks' 0 'YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN' 0 I Kiev was equally "good a zesty salad topped by Icreamy anchovy-based Daily 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:10, 9:10 lol. Show rrl. I Sat. 11:40 $1.50 til tart of lit.

fhow $1.50 til 5:00 cpt Sun. A Holt. Sorry No Pattot Daily 1:45, 345 345, 745, 9:45 Lol. Shaw frl. A Sat.

11:50 $1.15 til 5:43 oxc.pt Sun. A Hols. Sorry No Pattot Idressing was superb. Bentley offers varied jmenu and a relaxed, atmos SAINT LOUIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA RICHARD HAYMAN, Conductor Catherine Christensen, Soprano; Anita Darian, Mezzo-Soprana; Gene Bullard, Tenor; Robert Trehy, Baritone; The Cosmopolitan Singers and Festival Chorus, Helen Louise Graves, Director "SOME ENCHANTED EVENING" The Music of Rodgers and Hammerstein Selections from "Carousel" "State Fair" "The King and "Oklahoma!" "South Pacific" "The Sound of Music" and "Cinderella" 1 1 florliMnt Id. 311-3500 Heaven help us all when tuc pruircpiiui liiii ii.tikijliniii! with Ernest Borgnine Nltoly 7:30, 9:30 llrCTdl West Pi Of The St i BCCCDIMTinMC I I i phere.

Service is of the kind that's hard -to find these days. The Jolrnge features the pianoand I songs of Margrit Miller. a rjk.ii if'i- i iuiilwivaViuuii i jiii ii LJ SI I IIV UlllMlHMitl i. (III way to describe them! Bentley is a taurant with a good chef, an imaginative menu, and a staff dedicated to service Monchottor Id. at 1-170 (11-1353 Walt Ditnov't 'BAMBI' Bubbling with laught.rl (11 Daily 1:00, 1:00, 3:00, 4.00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 Lil $1.30 HI I P.M.

ocopt Sun. A Holt. W.W. THE DIXIE DANCEKINGS' with urt K.ynoldi Nitely 7:10. 9:15 "THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN" 0 Daily 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:15, 9:15 $1.50 til ttart of lit.

snow except Sun. A Holt. "THE WIND AND THE HON" 0 Doily 1:15, 3:10, 3:30, 7:40, 9:50 MMiti til ttart of ltt thow except Sun. A Holt, a restaurant you iriust try. A Ml.

.1 fOMiu. nvn't STARS A7 XI'Bi 11 WW ZE3 DINNER THEATRE rWl i i-i: Fri. I SJf'f WWTIWf i Sunday Milinee it 5:30 M.50 rfS I I I lint ImH 1-70 Watt of 1-170 St. Chariot UW 4o-el(l i ii ii si.niH.iiiti a so rwu iL. ujt -t i Ernest Borgnine THE DEVIL'S RAIN' Nitely 7:30, 9:30 David Carradine 'DEATH RACE 3000' Nitely 7:15, 9:15 Concertmasier Max Rabmovitsi, right, and Gary Smith, trumpet, are smashing at the Pops! TICKETS: Reserved seating is sold out; General Admission tickets priced at $1.75 still available at Powell Symphony Hall, 534-1700; all Symphony box offices; and from 10 a.m.

to 8 p.m. today at Queeny Park, 394-5105. Phone 533-2500 for further information. I Reservations 421-5687 I T0 the St. Louis Shuttle 1 1 1 IIT.

And moke the scene eTl I I From the Arch to the Zoo 1 IT II II I I II I And oil points between rfefcAAd II bJ ANGELA CARTWRIGHT 1 II iX Burt Reynolds Robert Redford 'Great Waldo Pepper' Nitely 7:10, 9:10 1 THI Dill! DANCEKINGS' Nitely 7:10, 9:10 0 Opent 7:00 Opent 7:00 m.mmsm H1W (WML are free i SFrl, Robert Rroroxo A Hwy. 141 1-44 1 P-tJ UAIU TUDII lulu 97 RH 1 I i i rl Jirlv's SLEtUMlRtf "ifiraifF hi 115-7373 i.nnii.'i'iL'i 1014 St. Choi. Hi. M.

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Third St. $1050 I PER PERSON INCLUDES NEW YORK STRIP SIRLOIN LIVE LOBSTER DINNER An intimate 18th century Old English Pub and Restaurant of distinction Experience Oversize i cocktails, gracious candlelight dining attentive ser- vice and excellent cuisine ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY THRU SATURDAY iallet mint if PROGRAM I "It has been a longtime since Hollywood has produced an adventure as sumptuous as THE WIND AND THE LION is outsized, scaled even larger than the heroics in 'Gunga Din' or 'Beau Geste': Soldiers are still braver, sheiks more dashing, the heroine more spiritual and -Jay Cocks, TIME MAGAZINE NH997-0036ONE MILE EAST OF LINDBERGH 9821 CLAYTON RO. June 30 SWAN LAKE July 1 GALA ONE (Full length Act I Don Quixote and other divertissements to be announced). July 2 GISELLE. July 3 and 4 SPAR ACUS.

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SATURDAY 7 10 P.M. SUNDAY 3 P.M. 7 P.M. SPECIALTY FOODS SUSPENDED DISCOTHEQUE SELECTED BOTTLED WINES Open For Lunch Dinner 1 2664 Dorsett at McKelvey LIVE! ON STAGE! RON MILNER'S exciting new black play PASEO SHOPPING CENTER WilSif .1 I in my starring GILBERT LEWIS as Rico directed by WUUUIt MNU JM. 9th ST.

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to 11:30 P.M. The Disco Rocks Nightly 7384 Forsyth Mon thur Sat til a Sur, til 72 1-3847 28 (rpunt)r (On Weidemnn Rd between Dlaylnn Rd Manchester) JrVrM of JULY SPECIAL at HEIWV13 4th SAINT LOUIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA RICHARD HAYMAN, Conductor PANAYIS LYKIARDOPOULOS, Piano "FUN WITH MUSIC" William Tell" Overture "The Pink Panther" Music from "The Graduate" "The Irish Washerwoman" from Irish Suite Hey. Look Me Over from "Wildcat" Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Pagamni and JULY 4th SWIMMING-BUFFET BAR-B-Q Charcoal Broiled Steaks Succulent Bar-B-Q Chicken Mign ana ury at, Sw ir 10A' Served from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. imming Game Room Putting Green M.

10 P.M. Bring Your Swimming Suit $5.95 CHILDREN HALF PRICE Make Reservations Now 731-4888 "High and Dry" at the Pops don't miss Hayman's intoxicating look at "spirited" composers in this final concert of the season! Seb (Sarprt Inn 4690 N. Lindbergh i m. itx i av. TICKFTS J3TS 75 available Oureny Park, 394-5105, Irom 10 am to 8 m.

tontght and aM o'ner Symphony bnr offii.es Poell Sympnony Hall. 534-1700: all Famous stores; ai1 Sfix branch stmps, Busch Cen'er loms Univ Thp fled Brick Restaurant. Uni-. versify Center. tU ErJwa'dwilie.

Union Clotn ng Belleville. American National Bank, Granite City lood service begins at 7 Pnone 533-2500 for further information Mclro-GDidwyn Mayer pfcseols fl Herb Jae Profluclion John MiNus Scan Conncry Candicc Bergen Brian Kciin a Jofin IVrilien and Dy Jotin Milius Produced Dy HcrD daffc Music-Jerry Goldsmiin Filmed in Panavisiorr fdelrocoior mgmD tin "1 i I Mk 1 ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK ALBUM AVAILABLE ON ARISTA RECORDS United Artists lio i DIXIELAND JAZZ MAX COLLIE'S JAZZ CITY Downtown St. Louis 7th Market Direct from London, England On a coast-to coast tour of the USA Max Collie His Rhythm Aces 7 Nights a week 8:00 pm to 1:30 am Phone 421-9235 AVALON ncc pcpfs 4 CINE Cu JAMESTOWN MALL NORTHWEST PLAZA SAT 5 30 30 9 30 i in STn VI lindb old Jomeitown UBdber9li Jt. Choriei SUN 1 1 5-3: 1 5-5 30-7 I I JU-4U-y 7:45 9:55 a)SMeaiBaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ajaiijiBaaaaaaaaaaa WaaaaaaaaaaaltjiaiaBfaijj BaBajaBaaiiBaaaiiiaijaMa 1 aS.tlliiiJW(lll i lati kAJlijlally i iTi Ann rm rir fr. itn in jmjm.