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Philadelphia inquirer Tuesday. Oct. 2.1979 GB rT0NITEAT8P.M. wnnnv i Little River Band cdmes back, with new and better beat Live .0 Rated Nude Show 11 BeautrM Urt Nudt O. dang a lyW burtewjua Cortfaiwout anow from 5 afl noon lo 12 rrWcght fn 4 Sal 2 20 AM Adults only Aorrassion $1 Monoy back it not drtgntcd frat parking Also mam adult books, films.

peep snos. 2 location NJsey Take Ben Frankkn Bndge to 3000 Admiral HVHson Blvd One Mot tram Airport C'CH or take lac Pal Bridge to fit 73 not to Penrrsauken Oar 11 GUTHRIE HAYS ft FLAYERS THIATRE 1714 Ootoncay Stt-Mt TICKETS INFORMATION 546-7254 CHARGIT 5-8051 ALAN ALDA BARBARA HARRIS mpov, THE SEDUCTION streep OF JOE TYNAN iiiiiiiiiim trtz foes 2:15. 4:15, 1:15, 1:15. 18:15 Kirn nrnKKte xr IV Wtm CJCMCITf 16J MKON! AVI mum IMa. i mm traro lad In-1 aao.a ahd OLIVER GMAIiSI MUSKA1 VHP SUKH DMNII WtKDAVS 1 1 1 SO GtfAI SHOW fn.im I4 RES: Wl 7-6Q00 GROUP RATES By Edgar Koshatka S(tl TH inquirer It has been nine months since the Little River Band's last area appearance, and within that time, it has changed its entire rhythm section.

Such maneuvers within a group that is so eminently rhythmic and musically coordinated could easily spell musical disaster, but the band's Sunday appearance at the Academy of Music found that the musicians were more assured than ever. Usually, the listener at a pop music event hears a sound that does not approach in quality the recordings made by the artist or group. The Little River Band, from Australia, is an exception. The group has the ability to use a concert hall like a recording studio. Their acoustical artistry in live sound is almost unrivaled among present-day electric bands.

The Little River Band's regular drummer Derek Pellicci has returned, recovered from burns in an accident; former bassist George McArdle has been replaced by Barry Sullivan, and a new keyboard player has joined the ranks. The band has absorbed all of the changes not only without a blink, but also with improved sound. The presentation is, as it has been for some time, a nonstop, no-gimmick, song-oriented affair; it seems hard to believe that any one band could pen so many high quality songs Ill RGmnUPSONiT! GmnUPSOrftT! raunchy romp from start to i frantic finish, clever TV. -ADAMfILM WORLD in just a few years. The Little River Band's musicians have highly developed pop-music sensibilities.

Versatility is another strong point; the group seems equally at home with ballads, rock or semi-disco rhythms. From the oldest tunes, such as "It's a Long Way There" or "Happy Anniversai," to such new songs as "Hard Life," "Reminiscing" and "Lady." the septet left its fans wanting for nothing. Opening artist Carlene Carter appears to be trying just a bit too hard to imitate Linda Ronstadt. She styles her hair as Ms. Ronstadt does, moves like her, dresses like her and even has a few tunes that sound like the popular singer's hits.

Ms. Carter, a member of the famous country music Carter family, is a good singer and she has considerable stage savvy. Although she has turned away from the music she was raised on. she is not yet completely comfortable as a high-voltage rocker. TONIGHT 8 P.M.

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"OH, WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SHOW!" SAMANTHA FOX JACK WRANGLER IN SEATS NOW! ticmtro' outlets also mfCHMCE 12151 MS 1450 COUaTWl SUBk IB SKMGWS FORREST LAST DAYS ttim OCT. 6 PIUS SECOND EROTIC HIT EXPENSIVE TASTE Y7 'Legacy's' legacy: More and more gore tit mii st iphiu i pmm mil in ists CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.N. USTfEATURE 10:45 P.N. tCMlMlM 1:10, 10, 11 BAUGE LEE 11, 1:10 1:20, 1:30 IB ViaaanaMMavpvTVvaj Thi iiaallBMaiaTi ft CHESTNUTS! L07 44I3 "BHUCE LEE HIS LAST DS" W.III.'.ll?lliM.HIiMll!UlMiWj!IJj'l.ll-4MlJ HIYOrl MO, HO Mt, WM "Best-humored a nonstop orgy of assaults on the funnybone. Go." Vincent Cunby, N.

Y. Times "ANOTHER PRYOR" FILMED UVE IN CONCERT 3 take lead back to the manor house. They then trudge, defeated, back into the house for the occult and gory finale. "The Legacy" is, in many ways, a well crafted, interesting horror film. It develops too slowly, however, and the sense of dread and suspense it might have engendered is diminished by the rather passive performances by Miss Ross and Elliott, who seem to sleepwalk through much of it.

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70, Barclay Farms, NJ BUDCO TWIN BRYN MAWR Lancaster Pike of Bryn Mawr Ave. IMAGINE) H.G. WELLS STALKS JACK THE RIPPER ACROSS TIME Starring malcolm Mcdowell david warner 70 MM 6 TRACK STEREO SOUND AT ERIC'S PLACE NO PASSIS ACCIPTtD rew ijji nvurisv MARY STEENBURGEN ERIC'S PLACE TIMES JWiMaHSflLI4-- 12,2,4,6,8,10 1519-1521 CHESTNUT ST 563-3086 A I thm WARNER BROS. By Al Haas Inquirer Entertainment Writer Roger Daltrey, lead singer for a popular Britsh rock group called The Who, does not do any singing in "The Legacy." He is called upon to do a little vocalizing, however, when the music mogul he plays in this occult horror film chokes to death on a chicken bone. Daltrey's choking scene is performed approximately in the key of C.

One's first impulse is to suspect that he is introducing a new music form like "chicken rock," for example. But no. The people who have bestowed "The Legacy" upon us are using the chicken bone emergency to set the stage for the next round of novel gore: An explicit and futile tracheotomy. Gratuitous gore is something "The Legacy" relies on heavily, especially in the later going, after its efforts to build suspense and a sense of dread have met with only modest success. The film, directed by Richard Marquand from a committee script by Jimmy Sangster, Patrick Tilley and Paul Wheeler, is set on a beautiful English country estate.

Katherine Ross and Paul Elliott play an American couple who are brought to the manor house by its mysterious owner, ostensibly for a brief rest after their motorcycle crashes. After their arrival, they are joined by five guests (including Daltrey), who are introduced as business associates of the owner. Miss Ross and Elliott soon perceive that something very strange is happening here, especially when the guests start dying horribly and no one seems to Want to let them leave. They do escape in the owner's Rolls Royce at one point, only to find that all the roads they REGENCY TIMES 12: tO, 2:10, 4:20, 6:25, 1:30, 10:35 SAMERIC TIMES 1:00,2:50,4:40 6:30,8:20,10:10 iSI DANCE DOWN THE AISLES WITH tyNNETTE CARROLL'S JJoURARMS Too5HpRTToB0X 1908 CHESTNUT ST GOKRAl AUWtHCD tZ.L I 567-0604 564-2857 guaranteed REGENCY TIMES 12:35, 2:20, 4:10, 6:45, 7:30, 9:10, 10:55 16(h CHES TNL'T Si LC 7 2310 OUXETIES 11:00,1:10,3:20, 5:30, 7:45, 10:00 BUDCO 303 TWIN CINEMA NEW JERSEY 1605 CHESTNUT ST 563-9881 OPENS TONITE 8 P.M. THRU OCT.

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