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The Pittsburgh Press, Friday, July 10. 1970 12 Siarring Part lilllStFi DOWNTOWN Shows To See And When Starting timet are the, sttme tomorrow unless othencise indicated. 7 TV Mario Steps Whft dill Uti llm! Till flei im: TOAST OF THE TOWN GO GO GIRLS Nightly -til 1 o. m. No Cover No Minimum leatrLIK in wij te btm la trite Link centers Afhlutt The Sinter Compmy Link Simulators Ten-Agt Cltmei Air-Conditionnd Dual-Control Oodgt Can Cs'l (toy op iiIghf7 doyi week.

nto Movie Role Reservations; 824-4000 351-1383 Route 22 Monroeville, Pa. NOW APPEARING I- 833-6868 LAwb fopulor Sleainj inapt The FOUR By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) The number of actresses who tiptoe from television into motion pictures is miniscule. "Peyton Place" provided the opportunity for Mia Farrow, Barbara Parkins and Leigh Taylor-Young to move from mini- COMING JULY 12 GE88I 6RAN6ER. ST McMurray Ri. Main Offlct i The Speei'ofi BUHL PLANETARIU "Weatherwetchers," 2:15, 8:15.

The St a 3 APPLE HILL PLAYHOUSE "The Lien In Winter," 8:45. BECK'S PATIO THEATER "You "Can't a Cow With a Wrench," 9:30. BEN GROSS B'oelett end Ber. fcsra. 9:30.

(Tomorrow: 8:30, 10:451. BEVERLY HILLS PLAYHOUSE- "Bsll. Book and Candle." 8. BROWNSVILLE SUMMER PLAY. HOUSE "Liolit Ud the Sky." 8:30.

LITTLE LAKE THEATER "Coma Blow Your Horn," 8:40. MOUNTAIN PLAYHOUSE Student Prince," 2, 8:45. (Tomorrow: For on "experience in dimns enoy on because because screen to maxi the soap opera provided them the opportunity, microscopic as it ODD CHAIR PLAYHOUSE ''Everything in the Garden," 8:30. PENNSYLVANIA STATE FESTIVAL THEATER 8:30. ROBERT MORRIS COLONIAL THEATER "Suddenly Last Sum-mer." 8:30.

ST. VINCENT SUMMER THEA. TER "You Can't Tata It With You." 8:30. WHITE BARN THEATER "Norman, Is That You," 8:40. The Screen ART CINEMA "Alimony Lov.

ars." 12:10, 2:40, 5:10. 7:40, 10:15. "Little Sister," 4. 6:30. 9.

CHATHAM "Airport," 12:30, 2:50. 5:10, 7:30, 9:50. (Tomorrow: 12:40. 3, 5:20,. 7:50, ENCORE "What Do You Say To a Naked Lady?" 6:15.

8:15. 10:15. (Tomorrow: 2:30, 4:30, 6:15, 8:15, 10:151. FIESTA "The Landlord," 1:35, 3:55. 6, 8, 10.) FORUM "The Boys in the Band," 6.

8, 10. (Tomorrow: 1:45, 3:45. 6. 8. 10).

FULTON "The Hawaiians," 12:10,2:45, 5:30, 10:10. Sneak pre-view at 8:15. FULTON MINI "MASH," 12:30, 2:40, 4:50, 7, 8:55, 10:45. GATEWAY "A Bsy Namd Chai-lis Brown," 12, 2, 4 6 8, 10. (Tomorrow: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10).

GUILD "Fe'lini Satyricon." 5:20, 7:35, 9:50. (Tomo-row; 3:05, 5:20, 7:35, KINGS COURT "Getting" S'rat," 2, 4:15, 6:30, 8:5 II. (Tomorrow: 2, 4:15, 6:30, 8:45, II). MANOS "Hello, Dolly!" 1:15, 4, 6:45, 9:30. NIXON-'KeHy.

Heroes," 12, 2:30. 5. 7:30, 10. PLAYHOUSE "Alice's Restau-rant 7:30. 9:45.

SHADYSIDE "The Strawberry Statement," 6. 8, 10. (Tomorrow: 2:15, 4:15, 6:15. 8:15, SQUIRREL HILL "Darling Lili," 2:25, 4:55, 7:25, 10. STANLEY "Chiium," 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 6:30, 8:30, 10.30.

(To-morrow: .12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 6:30, 10:30. Sneak Preview WARNER "Myra Bracken, ridae," 12:30,2:30,4:30,6:30,8:30, 10:30. ERCULIAFJI DINNER GALLITZIN, PA, For ever 30 yeen eur hobby has been tU eontinuoui leareli for unusual foods. An avalanche of food awaits you at Ereuliam i. Dinners served with 38 or mora varieties of foods.

Combination of Italian and French dinners. For a trua txperienct in eating pleasur. plan now to visit ERCULUNI'S. DAILY 2:00 9:30 P.M. SUNDAY: 12:00 7:00 P.M.

For Information Call B14-886-2941 or Route 22 to Cresson, 2 miles East of Cresson to big stone House, Marie (her television character) or Jenny in the movie, Mario answered: "I'm not like either one of them," she said. "I have the joy for living and the energy of Ann Marie, but I also have a romantic quality like Jenny. "The important quality I share with both girls is that I don't allow myself to be defeated by mistakes." was, to act. But rare if any is situation comedy star who has climbed from a weekly -series to feature ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY CASBAH 543s Ant CASBAH5' Shodyside fl Folk Singing Rightly FRIDAY HAL CURTIS ORCHESTRA turn North to trcunani in waiiinin, ru. WRITE FOR FREE MENU SOOCOOOOOsI sati nnw EDDIE ARNEL ORCH.

II M0N. H0UTENANY AUDITIONS Wed. Ir Tkuri. Monday I MONDAY BESTERMAN I STRATHMANN fl Imda Jeaeie Trisk II Friday I Sahirday fl STiH H4LPH IMTTI flOWD E30TSTEE TBI THEIR LEGS. TAKE SOMEOSE YOU LIKE TO Cocktails Dining FREE DANCE LESSONS by YWC Teeeeer HE CONtt SAT.

8:30 P.M. Entertainment WH 45C4 ClAIRTON BLVD. 7 1 1 a. 11 HI i FRANK JOSEPH TH FINE FOOD iUH OF THE 70 Sf ROARING THROUGH THE STREETS fat ninnvc i.nrraf.p'. i Nori.

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ilia's 007 JAGGERZ I THE SCEPTORS SATURDAY HIOHER-ANB-U initiate them into the IM RESV. 881-9517 FINE FOOD DANCING AT PkVoTIII-lftf 657 Broadway, MeKees Rocks sell them the black I ml m-m' mw m.mAmA m. mono ill-ivif LOUNGE TONITEI FRIDAY! mi sw, INNER CIRCLE Run Rood SAT. THE SCEPTORS Tonight .1 COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED crime! rJr' I market of MUSIC EVERT WED TO BANQUETS. PITTSBURGH'S FINEST CANTONESE RESTAURANT! EXOTIC DANCERS EVERY WED FRI.

A SAT.W Cover films. I The most recent is Miss Thomas Mario Thomas, seen regularly as "That Girl." A facile comedienne, the slender brunette proved she can turn on a battery of powerful emotions in "Jenny," her first starring role in a movie. Ever ebullient, Mario said, "Now I've worked in all three mediums; the theater, television and movies. And I'd like to continue in all three. Knows What's What "Most girls look at a television series as a stepping stone to movies.

Not me. There's no reason why you can't work in both if you know what you're doing." Mario definitely knows what she is doing. She is fully aware that she the only actress playing a single girl in a regular series, all other video females in sitcoms are either widows or married. Thrice nominated for Emmy and with a good chance for a fourth nomination this year Mario's show will move next season from Thursday to Friday nights. Just Hzrszif The swilch leaves her un-worried.

Although Friday is the night on which the fewest number of sets are in use, a good show can still come up with a respectable rating. i TOMTF. at "SATIN" I. P. REVUE with Bill Bradshaw Exotic Dancers! Jlotui, Qanden "Cfiinest Food that i Different" 3911 Saw Mill Run B'vd.

Specie! Family-Style Dinner Wv COCKTAIL HOUR I to I with BARMAIDS rWWU CHINESE BOAST niir.K Served on Week Endi upen ueny una4ys trom Noon BtHmtlnni and Tk Hut Service Phono 882-6232 FREE PARKING AT OUR DOOR PITTSBURGH'S FOREMOST ENTERTAINERS fabulom TRIMARKII Appearing nightly In The Emperor's Lounge I Dining Room (No Cover Minimum) COUNTRY-WESTERN at the BUCCANEER tSTSSS: GENE PERRY REDWOOD Motor Hotel Banksvfflt Rd. it Potomac Ave. 343-3000 JACK D'AMICO "Thest 3" Tomorrow Sat. Ilillulliliiliilliliil iiiiimur! R-HOUSE ROUTE 88 835-9971 Opposite SoutA Park Drive-In RUBBER BAND URBAN RENEWAL 1 CASTAWAY Restaurant Lounge KcKEES ROCKS, PA. 331-2848 presenti Every Wtd Frl.

So. 600 X'ashinplnn Ave. Rridgeville 221-3333 The Landmark T0NITE THE FABULOUS 90c Dinner Husic I naeini featuring' Singlrq Guitarist I HAL MONTAINE TRIO I I RAMON PADILLA plus RAMON PADILLA i 1 OPEN DAILY for Luncheons, Dinners, Late Suppers, and Cocktails plus Private Banquet Facilities I I I I I i i i i i i i i i iiiiMiiiriiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiniiinin, WHERE THE IN CROWD GOES HOME CIRCLE CLUB ,0, KATZ JAMMER KIDZ "Jn RACKET SQUAD BjB MEMBERS GUESTS aM SERVING EXCELLENT CUISINE Ir COCKTAILS Asked if she more closely identified personally with Ann 'liiiiiiiiliili'lMi'iiiiiiiiieMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiKiiiine r.i I HI MT. LEBANON YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB yr- nuv si imiii imm; LIVING Mitchell's Corners, Rt. 19 South Phont 531-1980 9 Business Men's Luncheon Daily ENTtRTAINMtNT NfiHrtX Friday, July 10th, REDWOOD MOTOR INN, 9:03 P.M.

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SAT. CHUCK MARLIN TRIO HAROLD BETTERS 7T RIM RRAMF. MAI IRIHP SMITH tflCUlfs Th im Country hk.U hl IHIU III! VI VU I I I I I Associate Producer ARTHUR GILBERT FRANK ftAGUSA iiiunurniit niHHFBS WWWWWV1 MUST BE 21 rtMWWHWHW CURB CASEY KASEM Executive Producers Next For Schuck HOLLYWOOD John Schuck has been signed to co-star in Robert Altman's film for MGM, Mc-Cloud's Flying Machine," along with Bud Cort, Sally Kellerman and Michael Murphy, all of whom were featured in Altman's current feature, "MASH." r' Son Follows 'Poppa' NEW YORK Bob Reiner, 23-year-old son of comedian-director Carl Reiner, is currently appearing in "Where's Poppa," a United Artists release currently filming here. George Segal and Ruth Gordon head the cast, directed by Carl Reiner. THE ALPINE DANCE CLUB "PITTSBl RGH NKWEST TEEN OlNG ADLLT CLLB" ATRANS AMERICAN FILMS RELEASE is holding their first unforgettably evening? Join host CHICK BRINKMAN and: BLUE DELL DR.

IN Rt. 30, E. ECHO Rt. 51, So. FAMILY DR.

New Kensington GARDEN North Side KENMAWR Coraopolis RAGLE MILE DR. IN. Monroevilla MT. LEBANON Rt. 19, So.

NORTH SIDE DR-IN. Road REGENT East Liberty STARTS SUNDAY ARCADE South Sldi BR00KSIDE DR. IN Sswickley GRANADA Centre Avenue MEMORIAL McKeesporl R0XIAN McKees Rocks TOMGHT SATIJnOAY ED SC0TTI, Singing Star GINA LeCUIR, Sensational Exotio COMING FRI JULY 31 thru AUG. 8 (Nine straight days Matinea Aug. 2) THEFABl 1.01 AT A THEATRE OR DRIVE-IN NEAR yOU! jfc 1 THE CONTRAILS! BUDDY RICH SUPER STAR His Own Big Band THE PACIFIC LIGHT recently seen at the Civic Arena bO foot screen 50 projectors 0 A man called "Horse" becomes an Indian warrior IN CONCERT Tleketl en nl it The Fountain dully a.n, 2 send eheck or money tror with "Il-id4re(s(d itamp.d tnvelooe to FOUNTAIN SUPPER CLUB, 4031 Saw Hill Run Fl.

15227. (Please tin preferred) and alternate date). TICKETS: $4.00 per penon $5.00 Frl. Sat. and for your dancing pleasure THE LANCERS EXCELLENT CUISINE RESERVATIONS 881-1 1 12 4031 SAW MILL RUN BLVD.

ROUTE 51, PA. 15227 CATERING TO 8ANUETS, PARTIES WEDDINPS pAWM NIGHT. JULY 11, 8:30 P.M. in the most esectrityinq ritual ever seen i take Wilkmsbur Kxit oli Pkwy. to Bndik Olds A follow stgnii ADMISSION $2.00 pAflpwmwWWWWWjjiqtfWIKjj fwwwwwwHMie (ifw-jpip tf fl YTY7 ITTTN L14 'I a i Ik IS- mjr-4i The white man captured end If I The strange ritual of love be- dragged naked into the savage tween the Indian Princess end world of the Sioux Indians, f) Axil 6i I 34 'm Mmm I The hostile Indians force the MVA'i I The white man becomes in In-first white men they have ever THw 'a 1 dian Chief in the savage battle seen to become I horse or die 1 between rival tribes.

1 I The plunder of en Indian village by their blood enemies. The torture of the white man as he fights to become an Indian DM ABD EU1BBBS as I lill I 1:1 I Rn 2e Bn v5 SI Ira Ikmt ata.1.a WftilHiiiBMlljiir HMWI.fftJrie Also Starring DAME JUDITH ANDERSON Co-Starring JEAN GASCON technicolor fJTO I CAMP H0RNE DR. North Hills i MAPLE DR. IN 30, E. SHERIDAN last Liberty CHESWICK Cheswlck McKNIGHT CINEMA.

Rd. STRAND RATEWAV DR. IN Now Kenslnrrton i MEMORIAL MrKnnsnnrt i SOUTH PiBK DH. IN bt e. WEDNESDAY AT A THEATRE OR DRIVE-HI NEAR YOU! AT A THEATRE OR GREATER PGH.

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IN RT. 8 I WOODLAND DR, IN. Mifflin.