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thp. PHtMDELrHIA INQUIRER. SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 22. 1981 a it giri of 1920s Amusement calendar for week Miller hails own film if 4- Syma and Ed Kenney SHU BERT, Jan.

30. COME BLOW YOUR HORN Neil Simon's comedy, with Hal March, Sarah Marshall, Warren Berlinger, Lou Jacobi and Pert Kelton WALNUT, Feb. 2. FUTURE MUSICAL EVENTS AMERITA STRING OR. CHESTRA Concert featurei Ruggiero Ricci, violinist.

COMMERCIAL MUSEUM, Feb. 1. RICHARD TUCKER Metropolitan tenor in recital, sponsored by All Star Concert Series. ACADEMY, Feb. 2.

PHILADELPHIA ORGIES-TRA Ormandy conducting; Philippe Entremoni. pianist. ACADEMY. Feb. 3 and 4.

PHILADELPHIA ORCHES. TRA CHILDREN'S CONCERT William Smith conducting program titled "Let's Meet the Strings" Craig Sheppard, pianist. ACADEMY, Feb. 4, 11 A. M.

II. 3 or- 1 VWiu nfc; Continued from First Page Wyss' children's classic, with John Mills', Dorothy McGuire, James MacArthur, MID-TOWN, Wednesday. IT HAPPENED IN BROAD DAYLIGHT Swiss murder thriller, with Heinz Ruhmann, Gert Frobe. LANE, Thursday. CURRENT FILMS THE WORLD OF SUZIE WONG (126 min.) 1:15, 3:30, 5:45, 8, 10:15.

Fifth week. East meets West. Adult. ARCADIA. BEN-HUR (212 and 7:30.

61st week. Gen. Lew Wallace classic. Family. BOYD.

THE GRASS IS GREENER (104 min.) 1:20, 3:35, 5:45, 7:55, 10:10. Fifth week. British comedy. Family. FOX." SPARTACUS (189 and 8.

12th week. Bloody spectacle. Adult. GOLDMAN. MAKE MINE MINK (100 4, 6, 8, 10.

Fifth and final week. British farce. THE ALAMO (198 min.) 2 and 8. 13th week. Slow Western.

A FEVER IN THE BLOOD (117 1:05, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 9:55. Political drama. Adult. RANDOLPH. THE WACKIEST SHIP IN THE ARMY (99 min.) 1.

2:50. 4:40, 6:35, 8:25, 10:15. Service farce. Family. STANLEY.

CIMARRON (147 min.) 1:30, 5:30, 9. Fourth week. Oklahoma pioneers. Family. STANTON.

GENERAL DELLA ROVERE (129 4:25. 7:55, 9:20. Italian drama. Adult. STUDIO.

NEVER ON SUNDAY (91 MIN.) 1:15, 6:35. 8:20. 10:10. Ninth week. Greece-filmed comedy.

Adult. TRANS-LUX. FLAMING STAR (101 min.) 1.. 2:50. 4:40.

6:30, 8:20. 10:05. Elvis between two worlds, worlds. Family. VIKING.

THE VIRGIN SPRING (85 min.) 2:35, 4:35, 6:35, 8:35, 10:35. Fifth week. Ingmar Bergman's masterpiece. Adult. WORLD.

FILMS ON THE WAY EXODUS Leon Uris novel, with Paul Newman, Eva Marie Saint, Sal Mineo, Lee J. Cobb. BOYD Wednesday, Feb. 1, 8 P. M.

THE MISFITS-Reno-filmed drama, with Clark Gble, Marilyn Monroe, Montgomery Clift, During filming of "The Misfits," Arthur Miller (left) and the late Clark Gable looked at pictures taken on location. Home area worries producer Shirley MacLaine stars in "Can-Can," playing popular price engagement at area neighborhood houses. Eli Wallach. RANDOLPH, Thursday, Feb. 2.

GORGO British science-fiction thriller, with William Travers. FOX, Saturday, Feb. 11. PEPE Comedy, with Cantin-flas, Dan Dailey, Shirley Jones and guests. STANLEY, Saturday, Feb.

18. GO NAKED IN THE WORLD Romantic drama, with Gina Lollobrigida, Anthony Franci-osa; Ernest Borgnine. FOX, Thursday, March 2. FUTURE SHOWS 13 DAUGHTERS-Musical by Eaton, Ma goon, with Don Ameche, Monica Boyar, Sylvia in THEATRE-RESTAURANT Rt. 70 Opp.

Garden Stat Track DEtAWARE TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY OPENS TOMORROW THROUGH FEB.1 TWO GREAT STARS IN ONE BIG SHOW! gig sion finally to set it down on paper. "Then I put the script away in a drawer for almost six months without doing anything about it because I sincerely felt that the only man to direct It was John Huston, and I'd heard that he wouldn't do another picture in this country. He had been working abroad for years. RETURNING TO PLAY "But I finally showed the script to an old friend, Frank Taylor, a book publisher who eventually took leave of absence to serve as our producer, and he immediately commented that only Huston could direct it properly. I told him what I had heard about Huston, and Taylor replied that this waa one he was sure the director would come back here to do.

So a script was sent to Huston at his home in Ireland, and he accepted in less than a week." Hollywood need expect no more Miller scripts for a while, no matter how successful "The Misfits" may be. "I'm going back to the play I've been working on for some eight years," Miller "This time I'm going to see it through to the finish." 2 adult music courses Listed at Cheltenham Two music courses are among the 79 subjects offered by the Cheltenham Township Adult School, beginning Monday evening, Jan. 30, for 10 weeks. Joseph Castaldo, noted composer, will teach music appreciation from 7:30 to 9 on Mondays. Charlotte M.

Rosenberg will conduct a two-hour group in playing the recorder, Mondays at 8 P.M. For information, telephone TL'rner 7-1720. Free puppet show At Art Alliance 1 A free puppet show for children and their parents will be presented by the Theater of the Little Hand Wednesday, 4:30 P. in the Philadelphia Art Alliance Auditorium, 231 S. 18th St.

Nancie Cole, head of the group, will stage the puppets in "Commedia as a salute to the Festival of Italy currently being held at Commercial Museum. LEARN to DANCE IIIIOMS If CrCialeh, a Frtvata Ceu.ie a) a) 11.10 hr. agtw Advn4 h- ha. ri Trot. Lin)' a Mmh4, Walla, Tftflf A pallini mwiNuiir.

wniiu I luimii O'a. abf. tm Sitl i UrMtnt Unit IrM Un wf Th ovt and faith thai mnvad the world I'h trarhrv that almoat riratrmeri It Joan tni.l.lVs Rirha'O. EHAV iT i "ESTHER KING BEWARE or THE STARE Fvm that hli- IwTnnrt oarlv7 SANDFHS, Rarhara SHFI.f FY VILLAGE the DAMNED Stf! fudurril 1. Pal kl' 44rtg AflMi Rand Artrat sti "na rnimmi Irota I JOAN ml.

I. IS fill HARD FliAN "ESTHER ft THE KING" 'FFF WtrHARP MMtnir. nF(V SECRETS Or THE PURPLE HIT l.a,tSI John WAYNE. FABIAN aannvr (iilr T), i.At.k" Ult Junrna AIM AT THI. STAR" "OHaS JOHN WAYNE aluti'f Vl RlU JOHN AYNE IJVNA TI'RNKR "THE SEA CHASE C'Vnn Color t'HANPLFR tOHN SXOV "THE PLUNDERERS" fAfur "Iftfll Arabia: Mtai" "INHERIT THE WIND" turn Dntu Day MlitnliM lr" lavil.Cliaitar From i Doyd-wnttrtr Wuyt Ttanlc SINATRA.

Shirlry MarLAINI "CAN-CAN" Faatuifa 2:10. 4 .11, W. 11 .1.1 Rrnnd 4,11 "BOU "Hlma I ha Hal Hm Iowa" Bry SJaM Ijnrailr pika mu i DORK DAY RFX HARRISON "MIDNIGHT LACE' Cambria Pwawful Dramaa' omoria (imirli shfM winters Bl'RL IVES. JAMES DARREN "Let No Nan Write My Epitaph" r-tf "HELL IS A CITY" FAMILY MATINFE FROM 1 10 "llrrura Drarul" A "Hall la ntr" ra.4AP411 atStBS SUlllTII' "Mailt 1uf Si Offlra ftanta II al II Cavuao ni ry Contimioua Fr.m 1 I KRAINIAN FILM FF.STIVAI. a a a a tmwaiu t.it..i Ctntury EM.

PA S.VO ontinuoua from 3 PM Ann RLVTH. Eilmund Pl'RDtiM nd Mario Lanza Sings Again "STUDENT Msrlon BRANDO. Clrnn FORD In ttit Kintmii I omdy Hit "TEAHOUSE OF waawaaa a 1TPi Dhotah karr "(anndowwra' Liny tttia "Ho Ihlt la frta" City Lint CtRttr loan Toiiim Hi, hard Fn ESTHER THE KINC" ru.n 1 t' rt its is "VILLAGE Or THE DAMNED" Ft no, a 1 Si i Wad; "THE HI MWWMRI" Retains her charm, Old co-star reports By JAMf.S BACON HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 21 (AP). A decade of serious illness has not hurt Clara Bow's beauty, says Richard Arlen, her old co-star in "Wings." Each Christmas, ail of Clara's old friends and some new stars who weren't bora when she was the "It" girl of the Roaring Twenties get touching handwritten notes from her.

But none, except Arlen and her family ever set her. NERVOUS CONDITION "I've visited her," says Arlen. "She still looks as beautiful as ever. We talk of the old days, just like it was still 1927. She's as sharp as she ever was.

And still has that great sense of humor. She knows everything that is going on in the business." Clara, now 52, has been confined to a rest home in nearby Culver City since the early '50s. She is under constant medical care for a nervous condition. Her husband is Rex Bell, onetime cowboy star and now Lieutenant Governor of Nevada. Says Bell: "If she had been Minnie Zilch instead of Clara Bow, perhaps this would never have happened to her.

But the emotional strain of her early years was just too much for her nervous system. SOUGHT QUIET LIFE "It's like training horses. Sometimes when you're starting thoroughbreds, you break them in too early." During Clara's 10 years in the limelight from the time she won a Brooklyn beauty contest until a nervous breakdown ended her reign as the movies' prize sex symbol she lived and played hard. Then she and Bell moved to Searchlight, for the quiet life on a huge ranch. She laid then: "I don't want my two boys to become Hollywood kids.

I wouldn't want them to go through what I did." Clara knew whereof she spoke because she was just a teen-ager when she won that beauty contest and after that life was just one giddy whirl i in a whirling era. I mS Yja? ainst AND HII XI LEU tULLU OICHISUA Klataa I urlr SI 23 font. Fmm 1 P. M. nw uyrit 0In JOHN WAYnf.

Fab. an, O'-angrr, Ernia Kovc TN0BTH TO ALASKA Plui' A Ar1vntur Story the Fntir Family 'TOR THE LOVE Of MIKE" Mrmnan. I'a. M't Timt al Pnnnlar Prifl Frank SINATRA. Shirley MarLAlNE "CAN-CAN" Fraturr 210.

7 10. 9 TEniNlCOLOR INEMASCOPK Orfard Rl" rnlltnn 1 BOTH IN COLOR ELVIS PRESLEY "G.I. BLUES' with Jl'LIET PROWSF. plut WALT PISNKY "TEN WHO DARED" Brian KEITH Jnnn BEAT. B.pLSIlIt rnnt Hruaia or 1 I.

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TECHNICOLOR Ff Parklnn IV 3 RW I sitttf from 1 P.M, HELD OVER I ELVIS PRESLEY IN "CI. BLUES" ANT AI niSN'EY'S "10 WHO DARED" P1 6 By JACK GAYER Continued from Flrsl Page written the script for Mist Monroe, whose separation from the playwright after a four-year marriage was announced last Novemoer. They are expected to divorce, "But it was not written for her in the usual theatrical sense of its being a 'vehicle' for a star," Miller said. "The role Just happens to be exactly right for her and she for it. apd the three male roles are of equal importance.

It is a script that, I hope, has something to say." What? "Well. I knew I'd be asked about that. Fact is, I just finished writing a letter to John Huston, the director, in which I mentioned that. I told him that if anyone asked me what the theme was, I would tell them to ask Huston, and if anyone asked him about it. he was to tell them to ask Miller.

SEARCH FOR VALUES "But. seriously, I'll leave it to others to docide what the picture is about. And I don't think anyone who sees it will have any trouble deciding what it means. I will say this much-it concerns the struggle within people to find permanent relationship with each other. It is a search for value in a world that seems to have no value.

Anything more definite will have to come from others." The story, set in and around Reno, stems from a short story Miller wrote several yeari ago after he had been in the Nevada city getting a divorce from his first wife. Miss Monroe has the role of a new divorcee, and Gable, Clift and Wallach play disparate but equally "lost" characters with whom she comes in contact there. MEANINGFUL DRAMA "I spent a year and a half on the script," Miller explained, "after it suddenly came to me that the short story had the basic material for a meaningful drama for the screen. I kept discussing the idea with friends until I felt the compul TONIGHT RONNII INDRIWS u4 Hit Ore healr TUESDAY WORLD FAMOUS TUISDAT I to 12 P.M Abb. Art Cinema KM Kt HO! TH KPSI LSI FINAL PHI1.A SHOWINi; MAT1NF.E TODAY 1 1 HELP OVER' 1STH SMASH FEK' LAST 8 DAS NOW flr long Irffll rtrl arnu1ly kntif In oii lh 1 N' UT wrttfin of Ihn VNRFLIEVABI.E RthuM Sim rlilc In RFVKAI.ING KASTMAN TOLOR A mmKlv with i11l pir tht prniouh ha hfn hmvn to only FurnnMn uni-nri A rr combination, of ftrli awl humor that all Phil it talkinr about ani will 9 again and aaain.

(Not atailan'F for fxrinition in N. or VI "THE IMMORAL MR. TEAS" 1 i nn OS in is I.IKE A YEAR SI RSl RIPTION TO PLAYBOY MAGAZINE A TIMES POSITIVELY ADl'LTS ONLY Admiral 3 "ROCKET ATTACK, USA." "THE DEAD ONE" Mirttil Aw Nr. K. River Prlvt mwvii vnn.iimtiui rein i.

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Ehd km. rhiirrti Htrn tt r.lmlarii FINAL PH11.A. mo l.Mi MATIN FE TODAY I IS HELP OVER1 IhTH SMASH WEEK' ARSOLI'TELY LAST DAYS Now. aftrr long rg) ctrUa pr-oudh hrmr to ou thf l'N( I'T er.lon if Ihi. I NIIKLIFARI.E Rihald film d.i in RKVEALINC KASTMAN ml.lR A romwtv with ad.tM ipirr that pifiinil ha.

hrrn lo onl Fuioian audi ni-. A raif romhtnatlon of gtrla and humor thai all I'hila. i talkiht ah.iut and will mov MCHn and attain (Not avaiiaM rh hmon in N. or lift i "THE IMMORAL MR. TEAS" 1 i ri 4 ui.

tun i.i in LIKE A YEAR si nsi'TtlPl irV To ri.AVBOVMAiiA7.INF' 1. A TIMES POSITIVELY ADI LTS ONLY Art Ovtrbreok H'T RR5T PlfTlIRF OF TW VFAR ptr Vor It Film C' itit BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST NQMirfr, Rutlrtm "SONS AND LOVERS" I MS AvtiTRts rim aiiriTin ah ONE OF THE YEARS 10 REST Inquirer 4 Hultrtm ilm Crttw "THE THIRD VOICE" Ar Sarue SH "vw ihir An4 Kinrnm nutiU CONTINUOUS SHOWS I I Una for lh Firit Tima Tothfr Anyuhpta Aia 3 Filnia that should Win al Leat 10 twear omhtntnl ALREADY ON EVERY TOP 1(1 LI 1 Kr" MIDNIGHT LACE I MU 1(1 OS Dark YouA nr aen ft eonwly Ilk 'CARRY ON NURSE' T- jf GLENN MILLER I J- I ORCH. 1 -T i. il 4 A Bryna producing and Universal releasing. First to be released under the new contract will be "The Last Hero," Based on Edward Abbey's novel.

It will be a modestly budgeted black and white movie with Douglas playing a Westerner who has no restrictions on himself in regard to society. Shooting begins in the spring. Following its completion, all attention will be put on "Montezuma," which will take at least 18 months to prepare and two years to make. John Huston is writing the screenplay and will direct it on location in Mexico. Douglas will portray Corte but finding the right actor to play Montezuma is the problem.

"Marlon Brando would be perfect," says Lewis. B. L. W. McCarter Theater Lists Bard plays The Association of Producing Artists returns to Princeton'i McCarter Theater Feb.

3 to present a winter aeason of Shakespeare. The Bard's plays chosen are "King Lear," "As You Like It," "Twelfth Night," "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "Antony and Cleopatra." The APA company includes Ellis Rabb, also serving as artistic director, his wife Rosemary Harris, Joanna Roos and Richard Easton. I awraara Park Lowrcnct rarss rrrkt EXaUSIVE ENGAGEMENT I "CAN-CAN" (l-h I Faal 1 TO 4-SS 1 4S Ltnox 'MIDNITE LACE' Stwial 1 TO Mat "THEM" i HfAT FROM ta.lNta FATHOM" LiDtrry, lac. (oii, ftfm 1ST RI'N TACONY MAYFAIR AREA 2 ArTION -PACKED KRSI THE DEAD ONE SOCKET ATTACK USA LIKartu i joiiswane FABIAN SORIH TO ALASKA" Plilf "01 NFIl.HTIH AT ARfT FF" bOCHST R-2X1 DOORS OPEN 12:43 P.M. thr mm fnt tnhlf LOCUST THEATRE ptnuilltf prfntnt SHFU.EY WI.NTFRS BI'RT, TVFt LET NO MAN WRITE MY EPITAPH PUR SPENCER FRFDRIC MARCH INHERIT THE WIND aJoufnip al ('oilman Mgyioir CmU Krnm Pi Mi HELD OVER ELVIS PRESLEY IS A IN G.I.

BLUES Fralura Times' 1:40. 7 ('. 10 20 TFFF LXM ORES HART The Plunderers atlirTtmr' 1 110. VI rn "ciitnttrma'' a "in oaain- UmMa Ionian! Ki.in mai AV) THE KINCi" Mtrben EXCLUSIVE DELAWARE VALLEY FN'CAOEMENT FRANK SlilKLLY SINATRA MacLAINE MAURICE LOUIS CHEVALIER JOURDAN IN TECHNICOLOR Timra. 1.

1.1S. font rr 8 to 7 in iio 4 P.M PHII.A11FI.PHIA FINEST 3.) SLIDE HACK SEAT'S TELEVISION lll'NGE FREE PA INC. NarDarrn TRAi l.Y IV Nlinn M'k rsin ROUGH. TOUGH AND TERRIFIC! I JOHN WAYNE STEWART GRANGER FABIAN. Mickpy Shaughncssy NORTH TO ALASKA CINEMASCOPE COLOR PLUS ALDO RAY 4 DESPERATE MEN mm Films at Museum "The Living Stone" and "An.

gotee," color films about Eskimo life, will be shown Sun day, 2:30 P. in the I'niver. aity Museum, 33d and Sprue ats. Saturday, 10:30 A. there will be a acreening of Walt Disney's "A World la Born" and "Beaver Valley." Vocalist at Mayos Vocalist Kelly Williams, a' resident of Wilmington, opens; Monday evening at Mayos' nightclub, 1233 S.

Broad at. Sat-, urday, from 2 until 6 P. ahe will join the Vince Montana Trio in a jazz benefit for the March of Dimes. mmo) TOHY BENNETT lut lOuXM CONTINUOUS INTflTttNMf NT RESERVATIONS INFORMATION tram Philadelphia Dial WA 3-4343 Pram Naw Jartay Dial NO 5-3600 9uakerfawn UK. NKITFKK! aTlSTS IfM.

4 rfr Nanrieia' Hit srl-TXPIESSO I0NG0" 2 'TOIBIDDER FAIADISC" Roetevelt Drive-In 1 t.ii irr. RAOIANT IN CAR HEATERS FIRST AREA SHOWING JERRY LEWIS At Hit Hllarlmn Rent "CINDERFELLA" leil Bit Itlf rieh-a PACFT. Paul rHRlTIAV 'JOURNEY TO THE LOST CITT" South City Drive-in', at. lilt Hilt IVIiltmin Sflaa PE S-4OJ0 FREE lN-( AR ELECTRIC HEATERS BOX OFFICE OPENS 0 P. M.

Triple Blockbustfr Show fhtim ml II Jfff Chandler John Sxon "THE PLUNDERERS" ELVIS PRESLEY "G.I. BLUES" ttrhnirotnr m1-Hlrt Oxer fnr 'h miM it. nhow ut l-l Sr(nri firtton'i utmnfnt itory of the wir1 chiM-Tlfmnal "VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED" CHILDREN t'NOER 12 FREFT SBIIKIS Tlll.l. SKFIAIIMl. fSKHKM STl FtPTI EARLY BIRD SHOW 0 OTwnl 1 font frn H.

3 BIG HITS! JOHN WAYNE. WILLIAM HOT. PEN "THE HORSE SOLDIERS" HIT aS-RlM HI'IVSON IN "NEVER SAY GOODBYE" Hit 3 sirsifsr rhilnVm I nrter 12 Free RririfS Toll ReluiKlerl Preaent Rereiptt Suotr 130 "r' Lert'tnan. i Til1 4n ELECTRIC IN-CAR HEATERS I AAhU Hilt! "EXPRESSO BONGO" 'Terbidden Paradise" Tndav- Cnntlnttmit fmm IPM Ide Srlitaa Talli SeduuM TrteM Serelntl Taeany-Palmyro At the Bilrtse. Rl.

7.W rtlmyrt. Minuiea from All Phila FNT. FREE IN-t AR ELECTRIC HEATERS Box Office Openi 00 P.M. All Terhnlrnlnr Shnwl JERRY LEWIS BRINGS EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE STORY TO NEW LIFE AS "CINDERFELLA" snd Tony Curtis. Pip Laurie "JOHNNY DARK" Olll.riRFS I'NPER 12 FREE TllLI, IHFl'NPKD.

FSK-'KNT SKCFtPT HOT IN-CAR HEATERS' SIARriSFM I Aull "tXPPESSO BONGO" TORBIDDEM PARAOISC" (i To date, ''Spartacus" has opened in 38 cities, divided evenly in the domestic and foreign market. With the exception of two spots, business is just fine saya the Camden-born film producer, Edward Lewis, In fact, he adds, the picture is doing 20 percent better than "Ben-Hur" abroad. And where are the trouble spots? Well, aaya Lewis, Philadelphia happens to be one of the two. The box office, he admits, is 10 to 15 percent less than Lewis, star Kirk Douglas and Universal-International anticipated here. They don't feel they can put the blame entirely on the unfavorable reviews written by our critics.

Frankly, Lewis explains, they are atuck for an answer and can only ljope that wordof-moutn will stimulate more business. And the other city that has let them down? It's Osaka and this may be hard to believe but Lewis testifies to it. The metropolis is known as the Philadelphia of Japan! Despite this lack of Occidental and Oriental brotherly love for "Spartacus," it apparently has convinced Universal that Lewis and Douglas and their Bryna Production know how to put together a film much of the public wants. The parties concerned just completed a six-picture deal with rllil ll'K Cani. fmm 1) bOIOnlOl NEW HITS' YVL RRVNNFR TF "THE MACNiriCENT 7" tti'y tnuoht 111 PU STORY iF Yin PEOPLE HI NORY FOR LOVE ROPERT WAGNER NATALIE WOOD 'ALL 0 0 NCCANNIRALS" fr.i )wi Robatl Prralnn 3.10 "1T lnth a a lt "SalK AT TNI Tl IF TMI STSISS" Ki'iM 'TUB la'ta'' flawaa i'ont.

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1 P. (Jiraid I I nil 4 Hour SM: dI" J0NCLE CAT" i- Hr 4 Sont Wr 'Mt HARK K'tt kltlllt BKIMHt" 3 "Thi icioiiii Hiiaii aaa Ktiwich.Gltnsldt.,11 font from 3 Fit P'in ELVIS PRESLEY ln "G.I. BLUES' Faaia 40 IS iw ii vn at I COUNT BASIE W0 HlSH-PlfCt ORCH. ViSH Ou MO C0VII NO MINIMUM 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY MONDAY THROUGH THURSOAY 30 11:30 fRiOAY and Saturday' 30 1130 SUNDAY-SIX AND TIN aVimort SSIVI-at laingtenATinlruaiAte Alrtrt I lirle. 4 OHU ELECT RIC I.N-CAR HEATERS Open Tnnite VKi Shn Stnrla AUULI LiNiLKIAl.xMh.iM Hit Show-ins at (I anil 9:11 PM Excitement in the jar, tlena.

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