The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 19

A "TTIT hmn.il Julv 1, 18 iver JdLOl I MM "Tho Shiikiest fiuii in Hip Wr-st," "hifl Ynn About, the TnivH inj; MimVAV "The Shakirst Gun in the West," "Did You Hoar About the Traveling 11:20. STAKLKillT "The Graduate," "The Oscar," 11:21. SUMMIT "Sand Pebbles," "Tony Rome," 12:20. 42 DRIVE-IN "The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band," "Bam-bi," 11:45. MEDINA "Yours, Mine and Ours," 7, 9.

MUSICARMVAL Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca, 8. 1 I Is ess Crips.it' and Coca "Beyond the Fringe" Tennessee Williams "Pal Juey" Homer and Jcthro Pinter and Genet musicals comedies science-fiction Shakespeare Whatever your entertainment tastes, surely there's something in that list for everyone. The northeastern Ohio Summer theater schedule couldn't be more crowded or more diverse. THE COMEDY team of Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca, brought together again recently, moves into the Musi-carnival tent for six days starting tonight. singer Brendan I l.inlnn.

Shows are at 8 p. m. tonight through Friday, at Tan 10:30 Saturday. The box office numbers are 929-5902 in Akron, 663-84(10 in Cleveland. JOHN KKXLKY has lined up singers Buddy Greco and Anne Jeffreys, comedienne Dagmar and Arlene Fontana for his production of the Rodgers and Hart musical "Pal Joey" at Warren Music Hall.

"Joey" is staged at Tuesday through Friday, at 2:45 and 8:30 on Saturday, 2:45 and 7:30 next Sunday. Canal Fulton Summer Arena continues a second week with its current comedy, "The Impossible Years." Durward Kirby stars on this onetime Broadway attraction, which is staged at 8:40 Tuesday through Thursday, at 7 and 10 Friday and Saturday, and for ART "Kms," CINKMA I "The One and On I Genuine. Original Family Band." 12, .3:25, 7, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," 2. 5:25, 9. CINKMA II "The Green Berets," 2, 4:45, 7:30, 10.

I AIHLAWN I A "The Graduate," 7:30, 9:45. FALLS "Gone With the Wind," 1:30, 8. HIGHLAND "The Thomas Crown Affair," 7:30, 9:25. STATE "Boom," 7:20, 9:30. SUMMIT MALL "The Odd Couple," 2:30, 4:15, 6, 8, 9:50.

VILLAGE "Camelot," 8. ELLET-CINEMA "No Way To Treat a Lady," "Berserk," 7:15. LINDA "How To Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Life," "Berserk," 7:25. LVN "Bonnie and Clyde," "Firecreek," 7:15. LAKE "Far From the Madding Crowd," 6:30, 9:25.

STRAND (WADSWOKTII) Graduate," 7:30, 9:30. ASTOR "Five Minutes to Love," 12:25, 3:38, 6:51, "Bed of Violence," 10:50, 2:03, 5:16, 8:29. ASCOT "The Graduate," "The Oscar," 10:55. BLUE SKY "The Shakiest Gun in the West," "Did You Hear About the Traveling 11:23. EAST "Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush." "Eric Soya's 17," 10:45.

MAGIC CITY "Yours, Mine and Ours," "The Scalphunbers," 11:30. MONTROSE "Sand Pebbles," "Hombre," 12:27. Dr. Wallace Sterling is directing the production. Members of the cast are Carole DoBaor Bhatnagar, Charles Garrett, Sandra Korman, Bill Bloomfield.

Tickets may lie reserved by calling the university department of speech, 762-2141, ext. 401. NOW BACK to the light and frothy. Peninsula Players open their Summer season of three productions with gaily-spoofing British satirical revue "Beyond the Fringe." Being shown for the first time in this area, "Beyond the Fringe" is the work of authors Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Alan Bennett and Jonathan Miller. It plays Thursday through Saturday nights (8:30) in the Players' barn theater (on Route 303) and is repeated July 11-13 and July 18-20.

In the Peninsula cast are Eric Conger (who also directs), Bob Helsel, Randy Pope, Randy Hemmings. The number for ticket reservations is 657-2123. The light-hearted, romantic musical comedy "The Fantas-ticks" continues nightly except Mondays through July 28 a Weathervane Playhouse. Shows are at 7:30 Sundays, 8:30 all other nights. Wooster's Arena Fair Summer Theater, currently staging Rodgers and Hammer-stein's "Carousel," has 8:30 shows tonight through Wednesday and again Friday through Sunday.

The Arena Fair is located on the Wayne NOW MM 1 box mj I MAIL! L-PJiP 1 SID CAESAR at Musirarnival Caesar and Miss Coca offer some of their memorable comedy sketches and panto-' mime bits, do movie parodies and anything else which will recall the days when they were the comedy monarchs of television. Also appearing with them is MUSICAMML Cleveland's Famous Music Theotre-in-the-Round TONITE THRU SAT. ONLY H. F. Green presents The SID CAESAR IMOGENE COCA Show ft 1 Your "Show of Shows" Start Fri.

$4.252 shows Sat. $5 NEXTI JULY 8-13 The JERRY VALE Show Benefit S3.75Wed., 2 Shows $5 SUNDAY, JULY 14, 7 P. M. S2; THE WHO COMING JULY 15-20! ANN CORIO in This was BURLESQUE also starring JERRY LESTER Tues. Thurs.

S375M. 2 shows Sat. $4 25 (Mon. Benefit) ADULTS ONLY PHONE ORDERS: CALL 929-5902 (direct toll-free line from Akron). Cleveland number: 663-8400 Box Office opens daily If) a.

Sundays 1 p. m. SEATS ALSO ON SALE IN AKRON AT MONTGOMERY WARD, SEARS ft ALL BROWN DERBYS. Speciol rates for groups. Mail orders: Box 802, Cleveland, Ohio 44122.

Showtime Mon. Fci. at 8 Sat. 2 shows 7 ft 10:30 4 ALL SEATS WITHIN JUST 18 ROWS OF THE STAGE I Iff LA DOLCE VITA (or how sweet it is) U. J.

Choiu Strip $1. Cocktail SOc until 8:30 P. M. "Good deal en Monday" 2 STRIP STEAKS i Soups, 2 Salads 2 wines, 2 shrimp JC cocktails for I Cocktails SOc until 8:30 P. M.

"Good doal en Monday Tuosday" SANDY SINGS OPEN JULY 4TH CIRIELLO'S TAVERN RESTAURANT 2467 State Cuy. Falls Reservations 1 35 CALL 929-2022 SPECIAL EARLY SHOW 3 DISNEY TICfMKOtM' iff BI DDY GRECO he's 'Pal Joey' "The Tempest" and "Ham-1 "Cymbeline" (rarely presented), George Bernard Shaw's "Arms and the Man" and the 18th Century, George Farquhar comedy, "The Beaux' Stratagem." Tempest" is performed at 8:30 Friday and Saturday nights in Lakewood. The Shakespeare Festival runs nightly except Mondays through Sept. 14. There are Sunday matinees starting July 14.

AKRON UNIVERSITY Theater, in Kolbe Hall, tries its first theater-in-the-round production this week with Tennessee Williams' Glass Menagerie." This classic Williams drama is presented at 8 p. m. Friday through Sunday, and for these nights the audience will be seated on the Kolbe Hall stage, surrounding the set and the actors. COOLED BY REFRIGERATION EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING A Norman Jewison Film COLOR by DeLute United Arliltl 1 IN COLOR the pisnny. ENDS THURSDAY! of the bium 2 FOR $550 (FULL COURSE) Top Sirloin or Filet, juice or soup.

Choice of potato, salad or vegetable. Rolls and butter, dessert and coffee, Manhattan or Martini. ALL DAY EVERY DAY UPSTAIRS HAROLD'S Restaurant COCKTAIL LOUNGE Banquet in The Dungeon! WOOSTER HAWKINS PLAZA 836 6500 2120 FRONT ST. CUYAHOGA AILS 928 NOW! AIR CONDITIONED III 70 nun. and sfrrconlioiiir sound! a nit cwuv dT i Ll-SLIE HOWARD OLILV(lcILVMLLNl) IN ME TROCOLOR TWO SHOWS DAILY! KO SEATS RESERVED1 Only Capacity of Heui Sold at Each Pirformancv' CORPOMTIOII CINEMA I 12 NOON i MSASSTSKtU1SllllUtl July 4th 5MQiJ now CiHElZNl wayTe BlSHETSj County Fairgrounds.

THE HOLDOVERS also include a pair of one-act dramas at Kent State University Summer Theater. Jean Genet's "The Maids" and Harold Pinter's "The Dumbwaiter" -are presented Friday and Saturday (8:30) in E. Turner Stump Theater. AIR-CONDITIONED DOORS OPEN AT 10:30 A. M.

NOW SHOWING! MATURE ADULT VIEWING mam ALSO "BED OF VIOLENCE" NEW STRAND WADSWORTH 33.1-8741 Ample Free Parking Anne Bancroft, Dustin Huffman THE GRADUATE In Color At Atr-Condilionrd To Your Comfort! suu wd. curH(Xi rns vis jioo NOW twdai 4r-sy-rrwi- lite rtAiuat Adult $2. (0 TENNESSEE UZAKWW10R RUiARO BURTON N0ELCOWAR0 ubimnm mm mm "KOMTi, nmam mum MONDAY, JULY 15th I ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST DIRECTOR-MIKE NICHOLS a final time at 7:30 next Sunday. Next event at the Summer Arena is "Anniversary Waltz," opening a week's run July 9. Dorothy Collins stars in this play, the fourth straight "family" comedy for the Arena this season.

BUT PERHAPS these are too frothy for you. Something a little meatier, you say? What could have more substance than Shakespeare! Friday is opening night for the Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival at the Lakewood Civic Auditorium. In repertory this season are PARAMOUNT PICTURES (yewtt Jack Lemmon Walter Matthau rvn urine jy SHOWING 7 The Odd Couple PANAVlStON TECHNICOLOR' SHOWN DAILY AT 2:30, 4:13, 6:00 8:00, 9:50 ROAST BEEF AND I ini BID Shw LliXMXLs AT MGM mm A JOSEPH JANNI PRODUCTION 6G6 Canton Rd. Free Parking AIR CONDITIONED Rorl Ilpinick NO WAY 10 TREAT A LADY Shown at 8:45 Joan Crawford BERSERK 7:15 824 W. Market FR-6-8000 COOLED BY REFRIGERATION Faye Dunawnv Stove McQueen THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR In Color at ENTERTAINMENT Goodyear Blvd.

And Newton St. 784-3443 OPEN 7:00 Dean Martin Stella Stevens HOW TO SAVE A MARRIAGE 8:50 loan Crawford SO 450 L. Waterloo Via I-77S Waterloo Exit IAST CHANCE TO SEE BONNIE CLYDE Shown at 8:55 Barherti lerliin, Ohio 5-6912 Open 7:00 Show Starts 7:30 War WHERE ANGEIS CO, TROUBLE FOLLOWS 7:40 3409 State Rd. WA-3-2815 All Color 2 Days Anne Ramrolt-Dustin lloltman THE GRADUATE Stephen Boyd-Elke Soininer THE OSCAR 3 Old HI. 224, Between Barberton and WHriworth FIRST AREA SHOWING DON K.NOTTS SHAKIEST GUN IN THE WEST DILI.F.R DID YOU HEAR THE ONE ABOUT THE TRAVELING SALESLADY! Kt.

01-'4 mi. S. of Tallmadge ME-3-3054 Hurry! Last 2 Days! 2 Adult Hits! Judy Geeson in HERE WE GO 'ROUND THE MULBERRY BUSH From Sweden It Wai I. A WOMAN Now ll'i Eric Soya's "17" (I, A MAN) CARTOON FESTIVAL AT Di'SK 5 Min. North of Medina on Kt.

42 225-3200 WALT DISNEY'S John Davidson-Walter Rrennan FAMILY BAND Also-BAMBI Com ft Karly and Let the Kid Rrralr In Our PlavyrnmiH Rt. 224, Vi Mile ISE Akrnn Airport 733-2354 FIRST AREA SHOWING Don Knotts SHAKIEST GUN IN THE WEST Phvllif Diller DID YOU HEAR THE ONE ABOUT THE TRAVELING SALESLADY! Old Rt. 21 S. of Johnson's Corners ALL FAMILY COLOR SHOW Lucille Ball-Henry Fonda YOURS, MINE AND OURS RVRT LANCASTER THE SCALPHUNTERS The Ileal of The Night Between Kent 8c Ravenna, Rt. 5 In Color Don Knotts THE SHAKIEST GUN IN THE WEST In Color-Phvllis Diller DID YOU HEAR THE ONE ABOUT THE TRAVELING SALESLADY! 18 21 West Market fifjfl-4444 STEVK MiOUKKN THE SAND PEBBLES Color at 0:1.

5 PAUL NEWMAN Hombre-Color at 11.27 Wed. CARPETBAOGKRS enr! NEVADA SMITH Rt. 8. 2 Milei N. ol Rt.

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LEVINE MIKE NICHOLS LAWRENCE TURMAN the A Marcel's will be closed today through July 14th for remodeling and employee vacations LA inew -GRADUATE TECHN1C010R PANAVISION WE WILL REOPEN MARCEL'S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE 2225 STATE CUY. FALLS 928-2188 Tryoine for a This Week's Feature CHATEAUBRIAND Our World Famous Dinner Deliriously Different! OPEN 5 P. M. JUST TEAR OUT THIS AD and bring it with you to Mammy's Kitchen in Cuyahoga Falls and SAVE A WHOLE DOLLAR ON OUR REGULAR $3.75 FAMILY-SIZE BUCKET OF 18 PIECES OF COLDEN FRIED CHICKEN. There's enough for the whole family.

REDEEMABLE TODAY THRU WEDNESDAY (not redeemable for cash) WE WILL BE CLOSED JULY 4TH IN THE CASBAH SUPPER 1 "TARA" Oriental Dancer BONNIE MIKAN Akron's Favorite Vocalist THE WALT TRACY COMBO 'S KITCHEN MAMMY luesaay 2 Floor Thru Saturday Shows Nightly 2 of CUYAHOGA FALLS 2050 State North of Broad 923-0481 For that matter, try any drink at RoBee's for just a penny when you buy a RoBee roast beef sandwich for just 69 cents. It's our way of celebrating the introduction of the Top Banana a smooth, creamy shake with the full, rich taste of bananas. Come in soon. The celebration will ia3t from now through Friday, July 5th. 5235 Northfield Road; 1227 West Main Street, Kent, Ohio; 24 West Avenue, Tallmadge, Ohio; 17439 Kamms Corners; 4048 Lincolnway East, Massillon, Ohio.