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I mfi i 4 10-A Tuesday, June 24, 1980 Philadelphia Inquirer THE ARTS Denver's formula still works Orchestra keeps it light 'ftJP iS'-! i 'kla, Dan Aykroyd (left) and John Belushi star as Elwood and Jake Blues, out to save the orphanage they were raised in Wrecking crew Too many crashes mar 'Blues Brothers' By Desmond Ryan By Jack Lloyd Inquirer Entertainment Writer Once again, John Denver has come down from the mountain to conduct services for his people. And his people about 18,000 of them at the Spectrum in this particular case were warmed and heartened as usual by the experience. The mountain in question, of course, is Denver's favorite peak in the Rockies, which he calls home when he is not on the road. But then, as anyone who is familiar with Denver's music knows, he is always leaving on a jet plane and is hardly ever home. If there are not concert tours to be dealt with, there are television shows to appear on.

And if neither of these activities is at hand, there are motion picture roles such as the one in "Oh, God!" to be filled. Currently, Denver is on his first concert tour in two years, and a near-capacity audience at the Spectrum on Sunday night made it clear that his golly, gee-whiz approach to entertainment has been missed in these parts. Clearly, Denver's music is geared toward mass appeal, and so the result is unavoidable. A sense of blandness prevails. But make no mistake about it: Denver is a slick professional, despite that laid-back, boy-next-door manner.

Nothing is left to chance. He knows what his audience wants and he goes all out to provide it. A plus for Denver is the musical personnel he has surrounded himself with on this tour. The background singers and support instrumentalists are all top drawer, headed by the likes of James Burton on lead guitars, Jim Horn on reeds and Glen D. Hardin on piano.

And Denver also paces his performance nicely, mixing his country-oriented material with such rock 'n' roll classics as "Johnny B. Goode" and "Information Please." Denver pointed out that he acquired an electric guitar and became so excited ihat he even wrote a rock 'n' roll song. It's titled, naturally, "Dancing With the Mountains," and it's rather tepid by rock 'n' roll standards, but Jhat's OK, because John Denver's people wouldn't have it any other way. There is also an above-average humber by Denver, "Wrangell Mountain Song." While it does not betray Penver's favorite theme being on the road away from the people and places he loves the song does possess a zestier tone than most of the others, which lean quite heavily on a self-serving point of view. By Daniel Webster inquirer Music Critic With ponderous summer weather here, William Smith battled back gamely last night With a piece of light summer music in his concert at the Mann Music Center.

Smith, the Philadelphia Orchestra's associate conductor, opened this second week of concerts with the orchestra by playing the Ibert Divertissement. The choice was typical of Smith, whose programs have the appeal of piquancy and novelty. The six-section piece is a parodistic one that quotes and comments on familiar music from other composers at the same time it redefines the usual suite of dances that make up the classical form. It is scored for small orchestra with piano and celeste and manages to sound bumptious and witty all at once. Smith launched it all without the usual rhythmic polish but brought it under control in time to make its humor outweigh its uncertainties.

Ibert's joke is in making the big gesture only to have the music immediately turn comic by the appearance of a trombone smear, a point of muted trumpet, or, in the final part, a huge piano announcement. Keeping the mood of the piece, Smith responded to the misplaced applause that followed the fourth part by saying, "Since you liked it that well, you'll be happy to hear there are two more movements," and pressing on. Soloist for this program was violinist Vehudi Menuhin, who was playing a Guarneri del Jesu instrument he had not played before at these concerts. Menuhin played the Chaus-son "Poeme" before intermission and closed the concert with the Bruch Concerto No. 1.

No violinists can match Menuhin's beauty of tone in the upper reaches of the instrument, nor can they puzzle an audience as thoroughly as he can. His playing continues to be a mixture of poetry and gaucherie, sheer beauty and jarring awkwardness. In the Chausson music, that single movement of super-heated romanticism, hejllustrated all the contradictions in his playing. The intensity of some of his phrasing gave the music power few other violinists can call up; the aimlessness of some of his playing pulled apart the dark fabric of the piece. It did not reach a cohesive and consistent level, although there were some splendid moments both in the orchestra and in the solo line.

The Bruch Concerto came too late for review. Smith included Strauss' "Till Eu-lenspiegel" as a prelude to the concerto. The performance was ardent and full of vigor. bombs, flame throwers, crashes and other mayhem like silent-film comedians. The plot of the The Blues Brothers is from the old let's-put-on-a-show-and-save-the-orphanage school, and the movie exists for its musical numbers and the laconic humor of Aykroyd and Belushi.

The film has a frenzied, free-form style that stops to allow singers like James Brown and Aretha Franklin to briefly galvanize the proceedings with a song that Landis punctuates with frenetic choreography. These interludes come in the course of Jake and Elwood's efforts to reunite the Blues Brothers band and thereby raise $5,000 to save the orphanage in which they were reared. The limits of these two charac-ers drive The Blues Brothers into repetition as their efforts to find their musical associates get them in trouble with the police, the Nazi party and a murderous mystery woman played by Carrie Fisher. Along the way and between the crashes there are some funny scenes, notably an awful country and western bar where the brothers try to sing something that will appeal to hostile crowd and choose the theme from "Rawhide," By an accident of timing it plays as an enjoyable satire of Urban Cowboy. Because there is no development in Jake and Elwood in the course of this overly long movie, Landis falls back on chases and crashes with the enthusiasm of a three-year-old kicking his blocks over.

And the need for a little discipline is clear in both cases. inquirer Movtecntlc When last heard from, John Belushi was roaring around the skies over wartime Los Angeles in 1941, an infantile comedy upon which Steven Spielberg lavished $30 million. The waste was reason enough for depression, and the blues set in with a vengeance with Belushi's return in The Blues Brothers. The director this time is John Landis, who has spent almost as much money as Spielberg in even more childish ways. The amount of money cast in the direction of The Blues Brothers is a valid issue in a review for two reasons.

First, anyone who cares about the state of movies can only be appalled by a multi-million dollar extravagance that consumes money that might otherwise pay for four or five more modest films. Secondly, the enormously expensiye free hand given Landis has gone to his head and damaged his film. If ever a director needed to ponder the ancient Greek wisdom embodied in the maxim "Nothing in excess," it is Landis. The Blues Brothers is a road movie littered with car crashes. Since such collisions are a Holly-: wood staple, Landis seems determined to set an all-time record for the number of vehicles trashed in one movie.

The later scenes of The Blues Brothers makes Smokey and the Bandit seem like a minor stunt in a parking lot. The film is a motley and often entertaining assortment of borrowings from other movies. The James Brown is the Rev. Cleophus James excesses that Landis has attached to The Blues Brothers interfere with its humor. Thus, when Belushi and Dan Aykroyd, re-creating their "Saturday Night Live" characters, Jake and Elwood Blues, try to evade the police, they go careening through the window of a shopping mall.

Because Landis was able to persuade Univer-. sal to refurbish a mall for his destruction, the movie marks time while the demolition derby runs its tedious course and every single piece of plate glass lies in shards on the floor. The running joke in the script by Landis and Aykroyd is that Jake and Elwood lead charmed lives, impassively surviving Show at Walnut postponed Evolution of the Blues, which was to begin a run at the Walnut Theater this evening, has been postponed indefinitely, a theater spokesman said yesterday. Ticket. holders can obtain refunds at the place they bought their tickets.

John Corr is on vacation. His column, On the town, will resume when he returns. MOVIE MOTION PICTURE RATINGS (G) General Audience IPG) Parental Guidance Suggested IR) Restricted. Under 17 not admitted unkne accompanied by parent or adurt guardian (X) No one undor 18 admitted (XX) or (XXX) No one under 21 admitted. 6-24 Free Parkin, DEVON 33? Alt Seats 99 845- GCC DEPTFORO MALL 4 1184 Route 363 First Ave King ot Prussia II 50 Daily First Mat Show Only THE FOG (R) 7.30-9 25 PM TflWlT TWIi Leviltown Shop Clr Rt 13 lUBRl IHIHwi6-1000 PkFr 6000Cars 1 Walt Disney's MARY POPPINS (G) 100-7 00-9 30 2 UP THE ACADEMY (R) 1-7 25-9 25 Deptford Ctr Road (Ooo Sears Auto I CDir TVJiy lOnUHDC Lancaster Ave .611 1 BRONCO BILLY (PG) 2 BRUBAKERIR)7 15-9 30 3.

THE SHINING (R) 30 4 WHOLLY MOSES (PG) 5. Mad Magazine Presents Up The Academy IR 7 00-8 40-10 20 1 ROUGH CUT (PGI1 15-3 30-9 35 llllli inin hnumuni Ardmore 642-2000 BUDCO 30! TWIN DRIVE-IN Tow' End of 309 al 63. Monlgomeryville Opens 7 JO Sts Dusk Radio Sound1 1 Mad Maganne Presents UP THE ACADEMY (R) OONT ANSWER THE PHONE (Rl 2 BRUBAKER (R) MAGIC IRI ERIC TWIN PLAZArh 202, 363 EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (PG) In 70MM 6 Track Sound 100-7 20-9 3 5 EMPIRE I PM Mai Mon Thru Sal Adulls 12.00, Child 11 50 John Travolta URBAN COWBOY (PG) 100-730-945 URBAN Mat Mon Thru Sat 1PM 11 50 TVtltll 7043Casior 357-2000 2 BRONCO BILLY IPG) 1 nfl-VIS-', 10-7 50-10 OS Talum ONeal(R) Krislv MrNifho. AMC BUCKS MAU 2 llwnpl-s-4n2 si Daily ursl Mat Showing 1 THE SHINING (R) Late Show Fri Sal 17 30 AM 2 BRUBAKER (R) 2-4 4 5 7 30-10 3 BRONCO BILLY (PG) 130-340-5 50-800-10 15 4 CANT STOP THE MUSK (PGI IO0-3 Free Pkg Eve 8. Sun Rear of Thealre John Belushi Dan Ackroyd BLUES BROTHERS (R) 1 00-7 20-9 35 Or CAN'T STOP THE MUSIC (PG) Matinee Mon.

Thru Sat. 1 PM tl 50 LITTLE DARLINGS lo BUDCO BRYN MAWR TWIN fLa Lancaster Pike W. of Bryn Mawr Ave. 1 THE TIN DRUM (R) 45 2 Mv Brilliant Career (Gl 7 30-9 25 Bustlelon Pike end Slreel Road Twi-Lite Show 1175 LTD To Sealing Times Shown tor Today only 1. CANT STOP THE MUSIC (PG) 2 ROUGH CUT (PG) PBir HirfllW OAIVE -IN 583 7969 im WaUl mk DedeBlvdaCooke A Peter Benchley's THE ISLAND IR) JAWSHIR) WU TflK 43-1353 ConlFrlPM UN, I UN Chew 8, Chellen Aves The Movie That Made Him A Legend Bruce Lee ENTER THE DRAGON Plus GCC WALNUT MALL 1-2-3 3' II 50 Sal 8, Sun Isl Mat Show Only 1 "THE BLACK STALLION" 2 3.

THE REBELLION 700 PlusDERSU UZALA 9-20 626- ERIC TWIN BARCLAY SQUARE 1266 tu unerttreaseoLigMnino INVASION OF BODY SNATCHERS IR) Opens 7 15 PM Show Starts al Dusk ERIC TWIN PENN JERSEY John Travolta URBAN COWBOY (PG) Or John Belushi Dan Ackroyd Blues Brothers (R) 1 00-7 20-9 35 Malinee Mon. Thru Sal 1 PM 11 50 676-18 IB BUDCO CITY LINE TWIN "'Sldr MATINEE DAILY AT 1PM I THE SHINING (R) 1-7-9 30 AMC LEO MALI 2 ISOOGarrelt Road, Uoper Darby, Pa. Peier Benchley's THE ISLAND (R) 1 00-7 20-9 30 Or ROUGH CUT (PG) I 00-7 Matinee Mon. thru Sat 1 PM 11 50 Featuring AH New Radio Sound BLACK STALLION IG) U1W1V Jenkmiown 12 00 Aduils l2jW 6CC ECHELON 3 Sommerdate Rd ol While Horse Pk tl 50 Mat Daily Isl Mai Show Only 1 BRONCO BILLY (PG) 100 3 15-525-7 35-9 50 2 ROUGH CUT(PG) 1 20-3 35-9 45 3 Mad Magazine Up The Academy (R) 145-3 30-9 20 uu-n-no 7 tn-a ifinni 10 IR) ERIC TWiM I.S. 1 KDBTN Olds Boulevard, airless Hills Talum O'Neal LITTLE DARLINGS f53 Jl Chapter Two (PG) Bustieion-Somerton 1 1849 Bustlelon Av Twi-Lile Show $175 LTD To sealing Times Shown tor Today Only I URBAN COWBOY IPG) 2.

WHOLLY MOSES IPG) 00 Burt Reynolds ERIC TWIN BROOKHAYEN Grants Shoo Plaia Brookhaven, Pa CAN'T STOP THE MUSIC (PGI Or Kramer vs. Kramer PG 1-7 30-9 30 COALMINER'S DAUGHTER (PG) ERIC-PILGRIM GARDENS D1l Imi. S. of Chester Pk l.CitvAve John Travolta URBAN COWBOY (PG) 100-7 Mat Mon Thru Sal 1 PM11 50 BUOCO COLLEGE TBS" MATINEE DAILY AT 1PM WARY POPPINS (G) ROUGH CUT (PG) BLOODLINE (R) Or: Peter Benchley'i THE ISLAND (R) Free Park ino iftrrvriMT HadoonAve IMMl westmonl I I 854 0100 JAWS II (PG) Budco Westmonl See Lining Under KMC PREMIERE II 322-1200 Rt el 8. Pa Tok Mannee won, thru Sal 1 PM 11 50 352-2100 INVASION OF BODY SNATCHERS (R I Opens 7 IS Show Starts al Ousk Featuring All New Radio Sound Next to Oxford Valley Mall 752-2900 1.

CALIGULA (X) 2 CAN'T STOP THE MUSIC (PG) 100-775-930 BUDCO EXTON TWIN CINEMA MATINEE DAILY AT I PM 1. Disney's MARY POPPINS (Gl 2 THE ISLAND (R) 30 iiHrnmnsivr ihro svii bm ME 9- ERIC TWIN CHESTNUT HILL John Travolta URBAN COWBOY (PG) Or: John Belusii Dan Ackroyd Blues Brothers (R) Matinee Mon. Thru Sal. 1 PM 11 50 11 50 FIRST SHOW DAILY FRIDAY THE 13TH (R) 3 40-8 30 PROPHECY (R) 12 25-515-1005 RETURN OF THE TIGER (R) 2 05 7 UlttiVin mill-in Northeast Phila 3777 Neshaminy Mall at Sears Twi-Lile Show 12.00 LTD To Sealing Times Shown For Today Only Exclusive Northeast Engagement In 70mm 6 Track Slereo 1 EMPIRE STRIKES BACK IPG) 45 2 THE SHINING 1RI 12 00 MAYFAIR Franklordand MA 4-3222 Cottman Aves THE ISLAND (R) FRIDAY THE 13TH (R) 7.20-9 15 DimrnpiiMPftsnHiii 302-478-5579 459-5225 ERIC TWIN CONCORDVILLE DUiiwU eunwuav nu BUDCO GATEWAY 3 Tr Ims. oil wwy6 I BRUBAKER(R) 7 15-9 30 2.

THE ISLAND (R) 30 3 THE SHINING IR) 7 00-9 30 ROUTE 202 BRUBAKER (R) BUOCO ELLISBURS Ris 70S, 41 Cherry Hill. Park Free 1. BRUBAKER (R) ERIC 3 ON THE CAMPUS nt.r Free Parking Evenings Weekends LITTLE DARLINGS (PG) 25 Or Hollywood Knights (R) 7 30-9 30 Or BEING THERE IPG) 7 20-9 30 Malinee Tomorrow PM 11 50 Urilli OelawareCounly'sLargesI Screen mUW Slate S. Monroe LO 6-1400 Chapter Two (PG) Malinee Tomorrow at I PM IKUUSlVt 3XWTEDIITS-3X POSITIVEIY ADUtTS ONLY' UNDER 18 NOT ADMITTED1 mm tST DESIRES WITHIN ACven YOUNG GIRLS (X) 2-UaTWM0SHWfJlIS (X) ialliUCUWM(IX) OS 5-0511 Park Free 2 CALIGULA (X) BUDCO HAT80R0 Diinrnuiiitincnny 609-764-1153 Rl 202 al Jet I 322 FAME (R) 35 Or John Travolta Urban Cowboy (PG) Matinee Mon Thru Sat 1 PM 11 50 ERIC-FEASTERYIllE John Belushi-Dan Ackroyd Presenied in 4 Track Slereo BLUES BROTHERS (Rl 100-7 20-9 35 Mai Mon Thru Sal 1PM 11 50 DUUliU fttlLUIUL I flin IJO, Delran. I CALIGULA (X) 45 MATINEE DAILY AT I PM Disney's MARY POPPINS (G) I 00-7 00-9 25 VIDariTUM0 7- Critic Raves IG) AMDIKIIioiis A Master Piece 7 30-9 40 BLACK STALLION 2.

THE ISLAND (R) 7.30-9:30 ERIC TWIN WEST GOSHEN to2o Route 202 4 Paoli Pike John Belushi-Dan Ackrovd BLUES BROTHERS (R) 100-7 20-935 Or WHOLLY MOSES (PG) 1 00-7 30-9 35 Malinee Mon. Thru Sal I PM II 50 ESiC 3 TBI-STATE KALL Naemans Rd 8. 1-95, Claymonl, Del. In 70 MM 6 Track Slereo Sound EMPIRE I PM Malinee Mon thru Sal Adults 12 00, Child 1150 WHOLLY MOSES (PG) W0-74S-94S Or John Belushi-Dan Ackrovd BkietBrettwrs (R) IO0 7 30-945 Matinee Mon. Thru Sat I PM 11.50 pnnrn Bin wni, ose 3331 DUUbtj Rllloaklvn.

Smoking Section Kcunnwy 968 Adulls 00 LATSHOW NllfcLYI niniunn 3859 7 00-9 30 ROBIN'S NEST (X) 7.00-9 45 COALMINER'S OAUGHTER IPG) lus INTRUSIONS (X) 8:25 BUDCO ORLEANS 4 MATINEE DAILY AT I PM 1 THE ISLANO (R) I 00-7 15-9 25 2 BRUBAKER IR) 1 00-7 10-9 30 3 Disney's MARY POPPINS (G) 1 25 4 CALIGULA IX) 1 45 tflflVlT TM -M 009 WI 3-4131 IUUXIUI Val MaH Rt L'ghorne 1 Cbnt Eastwood BRONCO BILLY (PGI 2 EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE 3 THE WANDERERS NE 7- Free Pkg WHOLLY MOSES (PGI 7 30-9 30 2900 ERIC TWIN AIRLESS HILLS Leviilown Pkwy Olds Blvd FAME (R) 100-7 20-9 3 5 Or WHOLLY MOSES (PG) 1 00-7 30-9 30 Matinee Mon Thru Sat 1PM II 50 It 00 BEING THERE (PG) 7 20-9 40 BUDCO WESTMONT iSlwo Westmonl, Malinee Daily al 1 PM Disney's MARY POPPINS (G) 1 00-7 00-9 25 AMC WDODHAVEN MALL4 1-95 at Woodhaven Road-Route 13 Twi-Lile Show II 75 LTD To Sealing Times Shown lor Today Only 1 Wall Disney's MARY POPP1NS (G) l20O-2 45-(545ll 75) 830 2 CAN'T STOP THE MUSIC (PG) 12 00-1545 6.J1 75) 1 15-1030 3. THE ISLAND (R) 2 30-(50Oll 75) 730-955 4 ROUGH CUT (PG) 12 30-300 1S30frll75)7S5-IOIS ART HOLIDAY 4200FranklordAve (Ample Parking Church SI Stop of El) XXX RATED FILMS XXX MAT. TODAY 1 PM. LAST 3 DAYS A new sensational and erotic hard core film starring Serena. Jamie Gillis, Japan's Kyoto and Club Magazine cover girl Kendi Barber SCREWPLES I 00, 3 50, 6 00, 9 IS Plus a second erotic hit TEENAGE CRUISERS 2 20.7 50.

10 40 POSITIVELY ADULTS ONLY II 00 THE FOG IR) 7 30-9 10 ERLEN HA4-3200 Cont fr 5 PM II 50 til 6 PM BUDCO THE ISLAND IR) 7 15-9 20 It's Scary' FRIDAY THE 13TH Plus A Shocker PHOPHECY ERIC TWIN FERN ROCK Hollywood KnighhfR) 30-9 30 Or Little Darlings (PG) 1 00-7 20-9 20 Matinee Mon Thru Sat 1PM 11 50 LI 8-6580 ESQUIRE BrMd iaL Fr5 ERIC PLAZA M0DREST0W1 Zifi In the Mooreslown Mall, EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (PGI in 70MM6 Track Stereo sound EMPIRE 1PM Malinee Mon thru Sat Adulli 12JX2, Cuild. 11.50 ATCO TON DRIVE-IN 767-7090 BUDCO SPRINGFIELD TWIN 1 THE SHINING (R) 7 00-9 30 2 Mad Magazine Presents(R) UP THE ACAOEMY 7 30-9 20 1 THE FOG 2 DEATH SHIP 3 MAO MAX Today-All Day SI 50 ERIC TWIN FRAZER 647-4343 Rl 30 S. MfllinBrl PHILMONT CINEMA RennardSI I mi ot 11600Busiieion Av XXX RATED FIMS XXX POSITIVELY ADULTS ONLY LAST 3 DAYS A verv wnjuoui and hightv erotic hard core dim that is sure to become a porno classic Rated 100 SENSATIONAL JAN1NE 6 IS 9 IS Ptus a second nard core hit EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 8 05 4 10 50 Ml 6-4551 ROUGH CUT (PG) 1 00-7 30-9 40 Or FAME (R) Matinee Mon Thru Sal 1PM 11 50 BUDCO 309 CINEMA 3 I US Ri I. i Mi ot WHITE HORSE PK 8. RT 73 Bo Office Ooens 7 30 PM Blue LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT OONT LOOK IN THE BASEMENT OONT OPEN THE WINDOW Red: II 00 Children This Show MARY POPF1NS NORTH AVENUE IRREGULARS 'Reedman's Wi 6-0900 Nor In End ot 309 xowy Monlgomeryville Robert Redlord BRUBAKER IR) ERIC TWIN HORSHAM 674-1919 cm Bf.nit.Aii 1 ruvvnvui iroj JU 2 Can't Slop The Musk (PG) 7 15-9 30 3 THE ISLAND IR) 7 30-9 30 ERIC3PENNSAtlKENri3o73 John Belushi-Dan Ackrovd BLUES BROTHERS (R) 1 00 7 Or Travolta URBAN COWBOY (PGI 100-730-9 45 Or: Wholly Moses (PG) 30 Matinee Mon Thru Sat 1PM11SO ANDJLLOSUTphiin 3 RfiATEO UTS! 3 Under 18 Not Admitted Utacomp By Parent or Adult Guatdian 1 The Hottest Shoe In town HOW FUNNY CAN SEX BE (R) 2 Definitely Not For The Kiddies UICEileilJUW(R) It's Not His Nose That Grows 3- PIKOCCHKKR) Now In Radio' Sound jonn eiusni uan Ackroyd BLUES BROTHERS IR) 100-7 20-9 35 Or Friday The 13th (R) 1 00-7 30-9 30 Matinee Mon Thru Sat 1PM 1150 ISaCOPEIMENB 52nd Tnnl Nmn AVENUE Gin Ave Com fr 12 Noor eb.

Lehigh BA9-290J. CAPITAL Girard GR 3-2255 Opens 7 30 Sis Dusk Radio Sound1 BRUBAKER (R) GCCBAEDERW80D CINEMA 112 Rle 611 lo Fairway Rd Easl, Jenkmiown Barg Mat Dly II 50 1st Mai Only 1 THE SHINING IRI 1 30-4 20-7 15- 10-No Passes 2 ROUGH CUT IPG) I 10-J 15-5 20-7 35-940 DEATH SHIP PHAWJAjM Scariest Picture of 1980 FRIDAY THE I3TH HUMANOIDSOF THE DEEP DIT7 TUDCt Movies To Talk About MAGIC IK) RllltnULL 2l4WalnutSt 975-7 III 157 Bala Ave. Adulls S2 ERIC TWIN ROUTE MMicMiMaii FRIDAY THE I3TH (R) 1 Or FAME (R) MATINEE MON THRU SAT PMII 50 rut mil ii in iRstf out -in ERIC TWIN IYY RIDGE ftM WHOLLYMOSES(PG) 1 00-7 35-9 3 5 Or FAME (R) I 00-7 20-9 3 5 Matinee Mon Thru Sal 1PM 11 50 12.00 'til 3 PM or Isl Show Capacity "667-7005 (R) 7 30-9 30 ni i mm vwnm nimiii i ini 9 Dmitri Hoffman CASTOR Usio Tatum O'Neal I ITTI 1)101 lilpf AUAwMr AWARD WINNER Win of Acad Awards KrislvMcNichot LI I IU umitinna mxw tpnraim a Camden John Belushi-Dan Ackrovd best Foreion Film 1 Gunter 715 9 i5 KRAMER s. KRAMER (PG) BLUc WUINcRJ ifti BFUijrP 6054 Castor Adulls SI 50 1. Gra IHt TIN DRUM (R) DRIVE-IN BUOCO BUCKS COUNTY Ef mnnL 7 00 (PGI Pry or 'WHICH WAY IS UP (R) IR) Neil Simons UldUlU IHU9 25 GCC CLIFTON HEIGHTS 2 "3 Baltimore Pike at Bazaar Barg Mai Daily 11 50 1st Mai Show 1 BLUES BROTHERS (R 2 00-4 30-7 00-9 30 2 BRONCO BILLY IPG) 2 00-930 CENTER l7lhiMarkel LO 4-4942 Cont Ir 8 45 AM On All Nit ERIC TWIN STRATFORD "otUpk Jonn Belushi-Dan Ackrovd BLUES BROTHERS (R) 100-7 20-9 3S Or John Travolta URBAN COWBOY (PG) 45 Mai Mon Thru Sat I PM 11 50 FB1C TWIN KINR 247 im.

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