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'1 8-A Thursday, Feb. 7, 1974 Philadelphia Inquirer 'ENTERTAINMENT' Chilling Tale About Honest Cop if ri 'Serpico' a CURRY BILL ft 7i un the Film Review Ringo Discovers Gold For Sherman Brothers By WILLIAM B. COLLINS Inquirer gntertainmtnt Writer "Serpico" tells the story of a Cop who was too honest for his own good, a figure tragi- cally out of synch i with the times. He is made to seem as much a freak in the New York Police Department as he would be in the White House. History has given this grip- tive women and Pacino makes it all appear to be real and important.

The screenplay which Waldo Salt and Norman Wex-ler have written from the book by Peter Maas recognizes both the danger of police work and the sordid truth of police brutality, both of which are captured in dynamic motion by director Sidney Lumet. The picture benefits from a number of sharply individualized characterizations from Tony Roberts, as Serpico's ally at City from Jack Kehoe as the detective for whom friendship means going along; from John Randolph as a tough commander, and from Biff McGuire, an inspector who makes a career of looking the other way. Barbara Eda- Young and Cornelia Sharpe are the baffled women in Serpico's strange life. The music is by Mikos Theodorakis. of New York.

His every S.O.S. is ignored, all the way up the line A grand jury is convened and star witness Serpico becomes the department's most hated man while he realizes that the authorities still won't follow his leads to the higher-ups. In desperation, he turns to the New York Times, which gets action, at last. Serpico pays. On a drug raid, he is shot in the face because the two detectives with him do not back him up.

You could almost think that one of them shot him, a point on which the film should be clearer. As a "plainclothes" detective, Pacino turns up in a series of odd disguises, some of them funny, always playing the aggressive go-for-broke cop who joined the force with ideals and who will leave it as a spiritually broken derelict. His obsession wrecks his relationships with two attrac 'Happy New Year' Worth Celebrating People in Entertainment AL PACINO should get an "Oscar" Last Fee THE BTG BEAT-LE: The Sherman Brothers, who penned Ifle music for the Andrews Sisters show, "Over Here," have a surprise hit on their hands with Ringo Starr's recording of Sixteen." The goldie oldie, first recorded by Johnny Burnett in the early Sixties, is currently No. 1 on most charts. Who knows, someday we may be going to see the Beatles in a 'Super Sixties nostalgia musical.

I can see them wheeling in Ringo, now for his drum number. Meanwhile, the Andrew Sisters stand to win another royalties bonanza if their old recordings should catch on. And 'the Shermans are hoping Patty's "Where Did the Good Times solo from "Over Here" will make it as a single. BE MY VALENTINO: A Main Line shop has come up with a Valentine's Day gimmick for gentlemen shoppers who aren't sure what to buy for their sweethearts. The only problem is that they could lose their lovers a la "special As of the nostalgia craze.

The Classic Shop in Merion has hired "suave, matinee idol types" as delivery boys. The gimmick? They will be dressed as Rudolph Valentino and will per-sonally deliver the presents on Feb. 14, along with a long-stemmed rose and a kiss (guaranteed to be only on the hand). Three of Philadelphia's leading playboys helped camp it lip in a stunt shot for the telephone order service. Making like Valentino were Walter Stait, Jack Edelstein (with a rose between his teeth) and Jack Kelly, Jr.

MORE DISCOVERIES: The Philadelphia restaurant implosion- continues this month with a major restaurant opening in Society Hill and a minor one opening on South st. "Cobblestones" which is billed as a restaurant and music-bar will open at 250 S. Sth st. on Feb. 28 in the imaginary shadow of Washington Square East's highrise apartments.

A peek at construction Saturday indicated it will be a very handsome nightspot. Gene Effson, formerly associated with Arthur's Steak House is shooting for an unpretentious dining, drinking and dancing spot. Don't let the tacky plastic sign outside "Dee's Place" at 512 South st. put you off from going inside, I expected a truckstop inside but instead found a tastefully decorated restaurant and bar serving tastefully prepared food at truckstop prices. One of my favorite entrees was the cheapest on the menu shepherd's pie for only $1.75.

The Portugese soup at a $1 a bowl was also delicious. The only drawback the night I dined there was that the talk at the bar did remind me of a Jruckstop. Overall it's a welcome addition to the South Street Rennaisance. SCRAPPLE: "The Hollywood Reporter" observes that Steve McQueen has gained a dubious nickname since his appearance in the film "Papillon." "PapiHon" means butterfly in French. You guessed it, "Butterfly" McQueen! Joplin Agent Asks THE BENEFICIARY of a $200,000 life insurance policy left by the late rock singer Janis Joplin is suing to collect from the insurance compcny, which contends that the high-living performer committed suicide and refuses to pay off.

The suit was brought in Manhattan State Supreme Court by the Albert B. Grossman Management which served as Miss Joplin's agent. The Grossman Co. her beneficiary is seeking an additional $47,500 in interest. Miss Joplin was found dead in her Hollywood apartment on Oct.

4, 1970. Los Angeles County Coroner Thomas Noguchi concluded that she died of an overdose of heroin, but that she was not trying to end her life at the time. Papers filed in New York by the AssociaWi Indemnity Corp. contend that the overdose injection means the singer took her own life and, as a result, the company does not have to pay on the policy. PAUL FREEMAN, conductor and artistic director of the Columbia Masterworks Black Music Series and conductor-in-residence of the Detroit Symphony, has been named principal guest conductor of the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra.

He will commute to Finland for six weeks each season. THE ACADEMY of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced in Hollywood that a special award will be presented during the April Oscar ceremonies to Groucho Marx for his "brilliant creativity and the unequaled achievements of the Marx Brothers in the art of motion picture comedy." NOW THAT Mary Martin has turned down the leading role in "Miss Moffan" a musical version of the "The Corn Is Green" director Josh Logan is reportedly trying to tempt Bette Davis with the role. RATINGS: (O) GENERAL (PC) (parental guidance suggested (R) net admitted, unless accompanied by parent or adult (X) Persons NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRE G(D. couple of years back but now we recognize that the Watergate psychosis is epidemic. In this state of mind, we are willing to believe anything, and "Serpico" has a further advantage in being based on fact.

There really was a Frank Serpico and he did have a devil of a time blowing the lid off the N.Y.P.D. Whatever the film's embellishments and omis-s i the real Serpico's principled tenacity did finally bring on the Knapp Commission investigation and subsequent shakeup. The picture opened Wednesday at the Fox and among a number of good reasons for seeing it is another riveting performance by Al Pacino, who may get the Oscar this year that he deserved for "The Godfather." If "Serpico" isn't enough, they can throw in "Scarecrow." Pacino turns Frank Serpico into a peculiarly timely hero, something less than unbearably noble, something more than a' walking case of self-righteousness; His Serpico is a man in the process of finding himself, leaving his straight Italian American origins and adopting a hippie lifestyle as a means to some undefined fulfillment. His long hair and casual clothes are an offense to every other cop on the force and he is scandalized by their open habits of graft so universal that he admits to' feeling like a criminal for being honest. Serpico's restless search for a clean niche leads him from one disappointing assignment to another and finally to the narcotics squad where the take is in big money.

Meanwhile, he is sending out urgent signals to his commanders and to their commanders and, through a detective friend, to the Mayor I flPIICT 52nd tV Locust GR 6-260C kvuuwi Continuous from 1 1 :45 AM Hela Over 2nd Big Week Triple Kung Fu Karate Thrills' CHINESE CONNECTION (R) 12 Noon, 5:00 and 10:00 PM FISTS OF FURY (R) 1:45 and 6,45 LADY KUNG FU(R) 3:25 and 8:25 MAYFAIR l-" MA 4-3222 Evening from 6:45 TUC DADCD PUHCC (PG) 7- ill. ni un uiindk 50 lirRRFN fkd- beL Pks- MA 4 400c lltnDI.11 cottman Evening from 6:4. Bes Actress Glenda Jackson A TOUCH THE LAUGHING OF CLASS 7:00 PGI POLICEMAN 8:45 IR) Minwiv Kens- Ae- 2 Bis Hii niiunHi RE 9 8785 Both in Color MASH (PG) WHEN LEGENDS DIE (PG) 7:15 unnoccTnuu di 234 sos ITIUUIiLw I Ull 11 I Llftn FREE PARKING Bargain Matinee Wed. Fri. $1.00 to 3 PM AMERICAN GRAFFITI (rb) pm 7:15 and 9:35 PAPER CHASE MrWTflWM Fa.

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of 61 1 Di 3-2068 Cinema 1: Tonite at 7-15 and 9:15 PM IR) Donalc I Sutherland QQN'T LQQK NOW Cinema 2: 2 Big Color Features (PG) At 8:30 Only At 7 4 10:15 George Segal Woody Ailen A Touch Of Class Play It Again Sam OOYLESTOWN COUNTY 2 Shows Tonite ond 0 PM (G) 0.., ROBIN HOOD rPUXI nU PIUriUlll I ll At Echelon Mall LiniLi-un biiiuiiin i ii 772.1770 I'l-iierriale Rr-aH North of White Horse P'ke I DON'T LOOK NOW 2-4. 6-8-10 Cinema II EXECUTIVE ACTION (PG) Bargain Matinee 2:30 $1.00 ping movie a meaning beyond the specifics of the tale. The atmosphere of total moral bankruptcy projected in these good-guy detectives and their superiors would have been unacceptable to us only a Film Review Ventura is required to here. The target of the heist is a chic little Cannes branch of Van Cleef and Arpels, its treasures protected by an intricate security system which takes corresponding intricacy to penetrate. The plot involves a set of disguises for Ventura and his pessimistic accomplice (Charles Gerard) and some role-playing in which Ventura actually creates a second character a rich old man who keep buying jewelry for his dying sister.

Producer-director Lelouch also wrote the screenplay, which is funny, suave, sophisticated and literate. Lelouch embroiders the film with a longish flash-forward and an occasional fantasizing shot, for no ostensible, purpose other than to remind us that this is cinema. There is also a reference to his "A Man and a Woman" at the very beginning. The picture opened Wednesday at the Bala, Castor. Yorktown and Cinnaminson (N.J.) Twin.

-WILLIAM B. COLLINS CDIP.CTDATCnDn 783-4442 Fields Plaza LJUU vi i nn 1 1 Wilis Wnite Hors, Pik, WAC SLEEPER (PG) 'f30 tRICTtRMINAL Mkt- ALL SEATS $1.00 TILL 5 P. Ivl. THAT MAN BOLT (R) JOE KIDD (PG) "fo'0' ALI-FRAZIER SUPER FIGHT II At 12:55, 2:55, 4:55, 6:55, 8:55 ERIC I II Tri-State Mall re0e5' l-5 Naamons R-. Oaymont, Delaware ERIC THE STING (PG) To30 ERIC 5IPFPFB tm 100,700.

8:30, 10:00 ERIC I II VILLAGE MALL.r Moreland Rd. Blair Mill Rd. Off ot Rt. 61 1 ERIC PAPER CHASE (PG) ERIC II: EXECUTIVE ACTION Earlybird Special $1.50 Till 7 PM ERIC-WESTMONT ruttbt18ivdu Ihon cir! PAPER CHASE (PG) Earlybird Special $1.50 Till 7 PM ERIC-WYNNEWOOD Ml 9-5252 252 Lancaster Pike, Wvnnewood, Pa. Woody CICCDCD DRi 7:00,8:45 ULLLI Lll 10 15 PRIFM Park Free HA 4-3200 niXn rn, ji om.

Adults $1 'til 6 pm Fred Williamson THAT MAN BOLT Clint Eastwood HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER rCnOC Broad Olney Li 8-6580 LOUUinC free PARKING Cont: fm. 5 pm All $1 flfy Opening $1 ff All Sent. l-UU until 6 pm l'W Seats 6:20 that MAN BOLT (R) a. 4:30, aiiouieu PLAINS DRIFTER Fred Williamson imson C. Eastwood CVTliU PIUfMA On Rt.

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Last 8 Days! AMERICAN GRAFFITI $1 Now Showing WMV1UR Till I IQ 7 00 unLninu in Li. iv LAWRENCE PARK Positively Last Ony! B'-rt nncntr, Robert Ryan EXECUTIVE ACTION (PG) I rn Bustleton, Somerton FREE PARKING Ls.w 1 1 849 Biisle'on Ave. OR 6-1818 AMERICAN GRAFFITI French filmmaker Claude Lelouch has given us a playfully beguiling comedy in "Happy New Year," which interweaves a far-fetched heist plot with a love story of exceptionally adult appeal. The lovers have one of those grown-up relationships which seem so plausible in French. He is a jewel thief and she deals in antiques, so they start out on a comparative plane of dishonesty.

In spite of a marked difference in life styles (she is an intellectual; he isn't), they communicate well, as civilized people can regardless of backgrounds. The deception he practices on her is not discovered until it is too late for her to care. Francoise Fabian, the brainy enchantress of "My Night at Maud's," once again portrays a stringently independent woman. She is intelligent, free of sham and powerfully fascinating. Lino Ventura looks like a suitable successor to the older Jean Gabin, the mature screen lover who is ahead of the game and nobody's fool.

His face bespeaks experience; his voice, worldly wisdom. It would take a crook with those qualities to do what ClllCDIIDO PIDPIC PllirUI Rts. 70 41 LLUODunu biniiLL uinunin PARK free Cherry Hill. N. J.

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till 7 PM ERIC-MONTGOMERYVILLE Rts. 309, 202 265 Park Free 5000 Cars Xy" SLEEPER (PG) 7a8oo30 rnm nruu ICDCCV NE 7-6622 Wi 6-6300 tlMOTLlin JLP.OLI PARK 3000 CARS Route 1 at Olds Fairless Hills THE PAPER CHASE (PG) ALI-FRAZIER SUPER FIGHT II At 7:10 9 20 Earlybird Special $1.50 Till 7 PM rrtlP TUIIU DCLMCmilTM WA 3 0450 Hill mm rtnnonunLll 665 3322 Rt. 73 A 130 Near Tac. Bridge Park Free Redford THE STING (PG)Nran9 OR wAdy SLEEPER (PG) ERIC-PILGRIM GARDENS V.Th.ii 1 ml. S.

of W. Chester Pk. Rt. 1 City Av. PAPER CHASE (PG) ALI-FRAZIFR SUPER FIGHT II At 7:10 1 9:20 Earlybird Special $1.50 Till 7 PM RESTRICTED under 17 under 18 not admitted.

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FLY GIRLS NAAMANS Naamans Rd, At Route 1 3, Ctaymont, Del. CONT. 15 ELEC. IN-CAR HTRS. (RJ Fred Williamson THAT MAN BOLT 1X1 HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER PENNyilKFN J- 2 mi- fr- Tac.

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IN-CAR HTRS. R) 0nlyl, At 10:00 PM Only! Diana Ross Marlon Brando LADY SINGS THE 4 THE BLUES GODFATHER RIDGE PIKF Conshohocken, 2 miles East of iiiuul I llL Norris0wn 823-3632 CONT. FR. 7:15 ELEC. IN-CAR HTRS.

RI PLEASURE DIRTIEST GIRL PIT I EVER MET DAGMAR'S SWEDISH HOT PANTS, INC. FLY GIRLS ROOSEVELT DRIVE-IN Electric In-Car Heaters. 8.0. Opens 6-30 Burt Reynolds Robert Redford DELIVERANCE THE CANDIDATE GIST ST MIVI-N off Schuyl. Expwy.

at Jerry's Corner SA 7-1 222 CONT. FR. 7,15 ELEC. IN-CAR HTRS. IR) 1 Pllll.mirD irrmn Tun.iirnf,.

Fred Williamson Clint Eastwood That Man Bolt High Plains Drifter PLUSI MADE IN PHILLY TRICK BABY STARLITE DRIVE-IN Rt- '30 N-J-oiHiiuu unmc in Walt Whitman Julie Donald Christie Sutherland DON'T LOOK NOW (R) Plu Shirley MacLain POSSESSION OF JOEL DELANEY and NIGHT OF BLOODY HORROR Box Office Opens 6:30 PM Elec. In-Car Heaters Optional ClipCO 11(1 DRIVE-IN Route 130 South 0( Wl illingboro, N.J. 877-7144' Elec. In-Car Htrs. B.O.

Opens 6:30 Sts. 7 PM Fred THAT UfUl CHIT Williamson iiini innn uuli 2. HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER 3 Paul Newman WINNING TACONY-PALMYRA BRIDGE DRIVE-IN At the Bridge, Route 73, Palmyra, NJ. Julie Donald Christie Sutherland DON'T LOOK NOW (R Plus Shirley MacLaine POSSESSION OF JOEL DELANEY and NIGHT OF BLOODY HORROR Box Otlice Opens 6:30 PM Elec. In-Car Heaters Optional IflO nDIUC ID N.

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1 4 miles )t of w.s, ChMter 399-0115 CONT. FR. 7:15 ELEC. IN-CAR HTRS. 3 GIANT ADULT COLOR 1-rAtUKtS! Donald Sutherland QQUT LOOK NOW Julie Christie ROSEMARY'S BABY rarrow plus! THE YOUNG NURSES In Color UC i1 kinDTU Olds Blvd.

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FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE 4. JOE KIDD yylUCpi Drexel Hill CI 9-4187 Free Park nniLliLI Evening from 7:20 r9V ROBIN HOOD IG Plus NATURE'S STRANGEST CREATURES WESTMONT" Free Parking 854-1600 THE EXORCIST Evening Feature 7:30 it 10:00 PM i iNCRnnn i my po 1 Wall Dsney's ROBIN HOOD CORNWELL HEIGHTS Woodhaven Mall 639-4144 1-95 at Woodhaven Bristol Pk. Free Pkg JL THE WAY WE WERE (PG) AT 5:45 4 8:00 PM Twi-Lite 90c BILLY JACK IPG) AI 5:45 8:00 PM 2. Twi-Lite 90c ROBIN HOOD (Gl J- AT 6:15 8:00 PM Twi-Lite 90e JLh EXECUTIVE ACTION IPG) AT 5:00, 6:45 8:30 Twi-Lite 90e urinnu Church 3 blks. So.

Bait. Ave. ILHUUn MA 3.700 Free Parking THE PAPER CHASE 7M VnDVTnWU York Church Elkins Pk. IUnniUnnCA 4.l270 FreeParkinB From the film Maker or a wan ana a vvumui. Claude LeLouch (la Bonne nneei HAPPY NEW YEAR PG 70 ItUnAI IICIH DRIVE-IN Frankford Ave.

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from 7:1 5 Elec. In-Car Heaters PLEASURE DIRTIEST GIRL PIT I EVER SAW DAGMAR'S SWEDISH HOT PANTS, INC. FLY GIRLS Cont from 7: 15 Elec. In-Car Heaters iki PLEASURE DIRTIEST GIRL PIT I EVER SAW DAGMAR'S SWEDISH HOT PANTS, INC. FLY GIRLS FAMILY DRIVE-IN Li (DI Cont.

From 7:13 etec. in--ui Marlon oianao liiuiiu THE LADY SINGS GODFATHER THE BLUES I lUrnl nDIUC. Roosevelt Blvd. wt v- nwt Northeast emia. 3 ADULT HITS! ALL IN COLOR! hfid overi i iwnfl inunifF ONLY 6 NITES LEFTI DEEP THROAT ART II SWINGIN' WIVES HOW TO GET nppiCE GIRLS PROMOTED! SEE ALL 3 LATE AS 9 PM NITELYI LU 3-7969 MacDade Blva.

i mdl.LIHUl0 Glenolden, Pa. 1. FISTFUL OF DOLLARS 2. HANG 'EM' HIGH 3. FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE 4.

JOE KIDD OlTT White Horse Pike UL 8-3331 "'Oa inklyn, N. J. Smoking Section 3 Shows Tonite at 8 30 PM (X -Happened to Miss Positively No One Under 21 Admitted ROUTE 38 TWIN CHERRY HILL Adjacent to Cherry Hill Mall, N. J. Twin I THE GETAWAY JUDGE ROY BEAN (PG) Twin II THE WAY WE WERE 2 4 8 10 Sargain Mat.

Wed. and Fri. $1.00 Till 3 PM ROXY Ridge Leverington FREE PARKING IV 3-270C 7-9 PM PAPER CHASE (PG) $1,00 To Everyone $1.1 SOUDERTON Pa 8 PM Only ROBIN HOOD G) CTinillM 3300 s- Broad H0 7'88" OIHUIUin fm pacing 1000 Cars Elizabeth Taylor Henry Fonda ASH WEDNESDAY 1R1 CIIDIIDDAM Ardmore Ml 2-4747 aUDUKDHH park 4000 CARS FREE 2 Shows Tonite at 7:15 9:20 PM PG AMERICAN GRAFFITI Tl PIUFMA 334 South Street WA 2-6010 ILHUIITLITIH Tonit. Tomorrow Benuel BELLE DE JOUR aaude. 1 ANn WnMAN 8 ,5 Tomorrow: FRITZ, THE CAT TRASH To Receive Our Winter-Spring Film Sched ule Loll wa -oui nnn Tllllll nilirill Rts.

63 Mi 6-4551 0U3 I Tim binLIIIH 30, free Parking Ki- i to Fvniuu ANOTHER NEW BUDCO QUALITY THEATRE 309 TWIN CINEMA NO. OF 309 EXPRESSWAY RTE 63. MONTGOMERYVILLE AMPLE FREE PARKING LUXURIOUS COMFORT DECOR NEW ROCKING CHAIR SEATING TWICE THE ENTERTAINMENT TWICE THE ENJOYMENT NOW SHOWING Cinema 1 Tonite at IPG) AMERICAN GRAFFITI OPENS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8 Clint (Dirty Harry) Eastwood MAGNUM FORCE TniUTD69th near Market FL 2-0313 lUnLll Evening Com. from 6:15 PM Held Over Walt Disney's OBIN HOOD 6: 1 5-9: 1 5 PM (Gl New Yen See Him, Now Yeu Don't 7:40 G). TnlUUC Levittown Shopping 13 lUnPIL 4.1000 Park Free 6000 Cars Donald Sutherland 3W (R) Julie Christie Spec.

JI.50 Till 7, vuu TVCnil 7043 Casotr PI 5-4112 I IOUPJ 00 Tj 7 PM Mon. thru Fri. (PG) THE PAPER CHASE 7Vi'250 linrnuiU Broad Cont. Perf. UriUnnDaophin from 12 Noon Fred Williamson THAT MAN BOLT (R).

1 Clint Eastwood HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER (R) WALTON ART GE 8-5569 fhauf rhaltun Ave. (AMPLE PARKING 733 E. CHELTEN AVE.) XXX RATED FILMS am iiATiMcc 1 PU I AST DAY! 11. i tUm nenuctt nnti moll wo preseiii. vu'u'i exciting adul film In ths long parade ot erotic presentaTiont.

not uit nnunwi uuwn motion picture but an experience. THE COLLEGIATES 1 r.n n.m A.nft A.rwl 7. SO. 9:30 EXTRA An unusual adult featurette starring TINA RUSSELL. POSITIVELY ADULIS UINLT INMIRRl.

"ids IV 2-E1 33 FREE PARKING 1OO0 CARS 2 StlowtlTonite at 7-15 and 9,15 PM PG 'AMtKIUAN liKArrlll ANTHONY WAYNE wFr MU 8-0800 Evening Parking 1 Tnnil. nt 7-15 and 9:20 PM IPG) Rob.rt ww THE WAY WE WERE arIoIe Ard. Mi 2-2000 Free Park Evs. :00 9.15 FM ROBIN HOOD (G) NATURE'S STRANGEST CREATURES ART HOLIDAY Pi 3-0990 AfV Frnnkford Ave. RATED FILMS XXX MATINEE TODAY.

1 PM LAST DAY! We 'present, in the newes- and mosi exciting adult film in the long parade of erotic presentations. No1 ius another adult motion picture bu on experience. COLLEGIATES 1:00, S'30, 4:00, 6:00, 7,50, 9:30, 10:50 EXTRA ADDED: An unusual adult teoturette stamper TINA RUSSELL. POSITIVELY ADULTS ONLY ASTOR Franklin Girard AAA .4190 Cont. from 1:30 PM TRICK SASY THAT MAN BOITi UtUIICGtn.

Ave Cont. Pert. rilliluL 1. Lehigh rr DILLINGER (R) from 12 Noon BLACK MAMA, WHITE MAMA (R) BAEDERWOOD CINEMA I II 1 nf Wfinomnktr's, Jenkintown r3 S1 00 Cin, I EXECUTIVE ACTION (PG) Julie Christie Donald Sutherland H- DON'T LOOK NOW (R) 7.15 9:15 157 Bala Ave. North of City Line TE 9-6874 Feat.

7:45 and 9:45 Claude leLouch HAPPY NEW YEAR BANDBOX GERMANTOWN if 7 Only X'LUCKY MAN WATCH FOR OUR COMING SHOWSi Opening February 13th: MEMORIES OF UNDERDEVELOPMENT Plus THE STRANGER ln French! Feb. 20th: LAST TANGO IN PARIS Feb 27th: THE HARDER THEY COMi BENN 63rd Woodland FREE PARKING SA 9.4392 Open 6:45 MSH IPG) 9:05 WHEN LEGENDS DIE (PGI 7:15 BENNERct4or Pl 3 8773 WALKING TALL $1at! At All tl mes 9:15 MVP. HOT Chester, Pa. TR 2-8775 DUJU Mil I fl.k, 1. UUaltk lEves.

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357-2000 MATtS'EE TOr'V 1 -y Barbra S'reisond Robert Redford THE WAY WE WERE (PG) Eorlybird Adults $1.50 Ml 7:15 MDlTnt nd ob- Con' Noon GR 3'2255 llHrllnLGiro-d The Meanest Black Dude F'ed THAT MAN BOLT Jim Brown THE SLAMS PfTflD 663l Pi 5-3915 Claude Lelouch's CASTOR Coo, happy NEW YEAR French Dialogue, English Titles IPGI No tarlybird Prices This Engagement PCUTCD 17th Market LO 4-4942 llLnlLH rontin'ioiis f-om 10:30 AM Adults THE GIRLS IN 7X Color IX) LOVE MY WAY IX) CENTURY 1 2 Korv Sh'oD Or. die. 38, Mcio'es-own, N.J. -Burt Lancaster R-sbert Ryan Executive action pg Fen'u': 5-6-7-8-9-10 nun TrUUlM Cheltenham Shopping Ctr. LntLltnnHlTl WA 7.3333 Free Parking nnnnld Sutherland kinw.