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Chicago Tribune, Wodncndny, Mny 5, 1071 Section 2 1 1 MOTION PICTURES. 1 MOTION PICTURES 1 MOTION PICTURES I The fiVlovies 11,11 BjiiinTiT' I UUWNTOWN 1 DOWNTOWN 1 DOWNTOWN Pmm Hffl as. QiJuiJau aHJuddU ENGAGEMENT! VJ I admittcdi i siiggs- wuwn i ww by Gene Siskel Mad Dogs5 and ONE OF THE more stunning porformnncos in "Woodstock" wns Joo Cocker wnil-ing "With a Little Holp From My Friends," or "from mo friends" as tlio Englishman says It. Now ho has film all of Ills own. "Mad Dogs and Englishmen," at tho Esqulro Thcator, Is documentary of Cocker's recent American tour with wild assortment moro than 40 musicians, groupies, children and pets.

ITheir stop at Chicago's Ara-gon Theater Is represented iby only one of tho film's 114 'minutes. reputation of sorts for directing B-movlcs, unfortunately olects to tell his story with a broad and leering humor that at times is barely distinguishable from sexploitation shocker. If tho film had boon given a moro malevolent tono, ono related moro directly to tho Indies' longings, in tho spirit of William Wyler's "The Collector," for example, it would linvo succeeded. Rating: two stars. REMAKING a classic story with a younger cast is quite tho thing theso days of tho youthful audience.

Franco Zeffirelli's "Romeo and Juliet" 1968 is the box offlco success responsible for tho trend. A youthful Macbeth is duo later this year. This ek we have "Wuthering Heights" at neighborhood theaters with a gang of theatrical adolescents badly playing tho principal roles. Tho age of the actors is, of course, meaningless. Sir Laurence Olivier was 32 and Merlo Oberon was 28 when their fino "Wuthering Heights" was released in 1939.

Talent is more important, Movie CARNEGIE "Lickerish Quar-tot" (X), 7:45 p. 9:40. Story" (GP), 9:15 a. Il05, 12:55 p. 2:50, 4:40, 6:30, 8:25, 10.15.

CINEMA "Trlitana" (GP), 7:45 p. 9:50. Stewardesses" (X), 9:00 a. 10:40, 12:20 p. 2:00, 3:40, 5:20, 8:40, 10:20.

MARINA CINEMA I. "Making It" (X), 2:00 p. 3,55, 5:50, 7,45, 9,45. II. "Uttlo Murders" (R), 1,30 p.

3,30, 5,30, 7,30, 9,30. 9:30. III. "Cold Turkey" (GP), 2:00 p. 4,00, 6,00, 8,00, 10:00.

Sutra" (X), 9,20 a. 12:10 p. 3:05, 5:55,8:55. 10,50 a. 1:50 p.

4:30, 7,25, 10,20. MICHAEL TODD "Andromeda Strain" (G), 9,20 a. 11,55, 2,25 p. 4:55, 7,30, 10,00. MONROE "I Am Curious (Yol.

low)" (X), 9,00 a. 11,24,2:56 p. 6:28, 10:00. "24 Hour MOTION PICTURES --1st Run Chlcagoland- A FREDERICK BRISSON PRODUCTION "Mad Dogs" Is distinguishable from other "rockumen-tarics" because it deals almost exclusively with tho musician and his music. Thero are few side trips to cultural comments.

Aside from Cocker and company performing 14 songs, tho film's high point is an interview with Cocker in which ho explains how he came to his I 'almost spastic arm move-! ments while yelling his I iballads-it's a habit picked from practicing guitar playing without a guitar in front of a mirror. He also casually mentions that his energetic performances play a crucial part in his life "If I hadn't been a singer, I'd probably murder somebody." Providing a moody counterbalance to Cocker's ebullience Is Leon Russell, the group's pianist and con-- ductor. Russell's contribu-' tions indicate a major talent certainly worth a film of it's own. Rating: three stars. DONALD SIEGEL'S "The Beguiled," at the Roosevelt Theater, is a poorly executed perverse idea.

When Clint Eastwood, a severly wounded Union soldier, is nursed to health by a confederation of Southern I belles studying at the ram-, shackle Farmsworth Seminary for Young Ladies, the ladies, led by headmistress Geraldine Page, have a prob-. lem. They ought to turn him over to the Confederate sol- diers, but he is very attrac-! tive and they have been a long time without a man. Siegel, who has amassed a YOU BLED MY MOMMA Yu 9UAI3ral'llU 13 OAIOIMAI IOUMOTAAM AllUM AVArtAlll OK ITAK MCOAOI OAiaiNAl rAMAIAClC IOOM AVAILAIll Al A IAMCIA mUCADON IX JfjBf Mmelvinvan Peebles and jerry gross present "sweet sweetback1 jwliL OTHER! 'CIN IN A i STARTS TODAY 9 a.m. A HT J- 1 US" I Of4F Wfirf TKHNICOLOtl fg J.iXliBH','l "ft 7 JlQlf ROlDSCVClt COLOR 1 ibc STATE NR WASHIHGTOrt Mi jgam HpBljjjjl mssm ffff- N-iinigmiinrr rfflffimrWBg sis HyanO'Heal KKiffl, Prisor! a HH Thp IHpnhktn I I motion SEE SAVAGE LOVE RITES! LaiTRina rpnn vivid COLOH PLUSI 2nd Adult Scorcher! v'THE CYCLE" DUNLT LnlinLU Opin MM! AM I SUBURBAN THEATRES NORTHWEST PALATINE- WILLOW CREEK NW.

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SO-10rW) HiliTir'F'i'1 PROSPECT -Molroso Pit. Nonldgo tMTH wv ESBWi JM THESEOnETLirt IMEIIOINWire MAN II I fUTmiif IW jm I i-i-i MaHIng It a.ii.nii, lo.ia Ltl IJI Uii.ii)lirlk MUWI.IIUIHUV li I HI, Mil WttKBWBSSSnSSSIX, mm EXPRES3I It Really Gill lo Von IANDAS'A! ANSWERS QUESTIONS EVEN A MAN AND WIFE DON'T DARE ASK EACH jjr I Mill Ml. I BOTH IN i a imi i Young Olrls In li naaijLiJiiHinxn 0IYICrVllC TWELVE CHAII1S I tJ TOO, 1030 I 11 mJLSAt 111 lather 5 iMleHSS III-" Ul i Rosalind and Timothy Dalton and Anna Caldor-Marshall and thoir supporting troupo are simply not equal to tho demands of tho script that, if not controlcd, easily slips into laughable melodrama. A product of American-International Pictures, formerly the beach party and horror film company, the film has the unfortunate physical appearance of a vampire talc. Rating: one star.

Clock Lovor" (X), 9,54 1,26 p. 4,58, 8,30. ORIENTAL "Swoet-Sweet Back" (X), 9,00 'a. 10,40, 12,15 p. 1,55, 3,30, 5,10, 6,50, 8,30, 10,10.

PLAYBOY "Bed and Board" (GP), 6,00 p. 7,45, 9,30. ROOSEVELT "Tho Bsgullod" (R), 9,30 a. 11,35, 1,40 p. 3,45, 5,50, 8,00, 10,00.

SHANGRI-LA "Tho Seducers" (X), 9,15 a. 12,38 p. 4,01, 7,17, 10,33. "Relations" (X), 10,53 a. 2,16 p.

5,39, 8,55. STATE LAKE "Mophlsto Wotli" (R), 9,15 a. 11,20, 1,30 p. 3,40, 5,50, 8,00, 10,10. UNITED of '42" (R), 9,00 a.

10,45, 12,40 p. 2,30, 4,25, 6,15, 8,10, 10,00. WOODS "Big Doll House" (R), 9,28 a. 11,10, 1,00 p.m., 2,50, 4,40, 6,30, 8,20, 10,10, midnight. Mil schedules are 'subject to change without notice.

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