The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 104

1 TONIGHT Open 6:30 Showtim 7:00 (GP) All Ages Admitted 0 IttiMWnSKFH CGB9 i Art 'YNeil Simon comedy. Thursday through Saturday this week and next. 840 Jordan Sti SEAN SEAN CONNERY ffffcHfc CONNERY 3 is JAMES 4. isJAMES 1 BOND I BOND Hi. PANAVISION TECHNICOLOR PANAVISION- STkfV If TCHI(ICOLOR-j-l.

team, records the sights and sounds of the tumultuous Altamont Race Track eon-cert by the Rolling Stones; Don Drive-in "Thunderball" and V'Yau Only Live mi Starts Wednesday: in the Cellar" and "Three in. the Attic." Showtown North "No Blade of Grass" and "Blow-Up." Starts Thursday: "There Was a Crooked Man" and "Char-ro." Showtown South "Parent Trap" and "King of the Grizzlies." Starts Wednesday: "Little Fauss and Big Halsy" and "Rosemary's Baby." Sunset Drive-In "Bury Me an Angel" and "Angels Die Hard." Starts Wednesday: "Hornet's Nest" and "Mosquito Squadron." Starts Friday: "Blood and Lace" and "Bloody JT Re-released thru or Norton Art Gallery Permanent collection, spotlights art of the American West. Featured, exhibit: One-man show of works by Robert William Addison, through May 2. Open Tuesday through Sunday, 1-5 p.m. each day.

Closed Monday. 4747 Creswell Ave. 1 State Exhibit Museum General exhibits, dioramas of Louisiana industry and agriculture. Local works featured in art gallery. Open 9" a.m.

to 5 p.m. daily and 1-5 p.m. Sunday. 3015 Greenwood Road. Pierremont Mall Gallery Open exhibits by local artists.

Daily during regular shopping hours: 4801 Line Ave. LSU-Shreveport Library General exhibits in display cases. Featured exhibit: "Development of Agriculture in America." Open Monday through Thursday until 9:30 p.m., Friday until 5 p.m. LSU-S campus on Hwy. 1 South.

Centenary Library Gallery Permanent collection housed in library. Featured exhibit in foyer. Open daily. Woodlawn Ave. on Centenary campus.

Music Shreveport Symphony "Faust" in Opera Repertory Company production starring Jerome Hines. Friday, 8:15 p.m. and next Sunday, 3 p.m. Shreveport Civic Theater. 500 Red River Parkway.

Great Masterpiece Series Concert by Wolfgang Rub-sam, organist. Next Sunday, 4 p.m. St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Fairfield at Rutherford. Port Players "The Star-Spangled Girl," -Top lfe) A Rolling AW Stone (V 's Seldom Square Film schedules are provided by jhrevepbrt theaters and are' subject, to change.

Ratings', are established by Motion Picture Association of America and include (general audience, all ages admitted), GP (parental guidance suggested, all ages admitted), (restricted, persons under 17 must be accompanied by parent? or adult guardian) and (persons under 17 not admitted). Broadmoor "Kuma Sutra," (X). Starts Wednesday: "Eugenie," (X). Capri "Doctor's Wives," with Dyan Cannon. (R).

(Immoral goings-on involving successful young doctors and their bored the basis of this modern soap opera.) Starts Friday: "The Beguiled," with Clint Eastwood, Geraldine Page. (R). Don "The Wild- Country," with Steve Forrest. (G). (A new Walt Disney outdoor adventure, filmed in Wyoming, tells the saga of a pioneer family in the 1880s) Shreve City Cinema "Wuthering Heights," with Timothy Dalton, Anna Cald-er-Marshall.

(G). (Heathcliff, Catherine, Mr. Earnshaw and all the rest are present in a new version of Emily Bronte's tempestuous romantic drama.) Strand "Bullitt" with Steve McQueen, and "Cool and Luke" with Paul Newman. (BothGP). Starts Friday: "Gimme Shelter," (GP).

(A documentary by the May-sles brothers, cinema verite -Tunes NEW YORK (UPI)-The top 20 singles in the pop field this week based on Billboard's survey of sales and broadcast play are: 1. "Me Bobby McGec" Janls Jopiin. 2. "She' a Lady" Tom Jones. 3.

"Just My Imagination Running Away With Me" Temptations. 4. "One Bad Apple" Osmonds. 5. "For All We Know" Carpenters.

"Proud Mary" Ike 1 Tina Turner. 7. "Doesn't Somebody Want to 3e Wanted" Partridge Family. I "What's Going On" Marvin Gaye. 9.

"Help Me Make It Through. 'th Night" Samml Smith. 10. "If You Could Read My Mind" Gordon Llghtfoot. 11.

"Amos Moses" Jerry Reed. 12. "Have You Ever Seen me Creedence Clearwater Revival. 13. "Mama's Pearl" Jackson 5.

14. "Love Story" Andy Williams. 15. "What Is Life" George 1. "Cried Like a Baby" Bobby Sherman.

W. "Mr. Bolangles" Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. IB. "Temptation Eyes" Grass Roofs; 1 "Theme from 'Love Story' Henry Manclnl.

20. "Another Day Oh Woman Oh Why, Why, Why" Paul McCartney. Qo ro I SUNDAY LUNCH MARCH 14, 1971 11:00 A.M: to 3:00 P.M. APPETIZERS (Choke) CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP SHRIMP GUMBO VICHYSSOISE GAZPACHO SEASONED TOMATO JUICE TOMATOES OREGANO SOUTHERN STYLE BEEF TIPS with Jambalaya Rice IRISH LAMB STEW with steamed dumplings BARBECUED HALF SPRING CHICKEN with Spiced Peach ROAST TURKEY Cornbread Dressing with Giblet Gravy BAKED LASAGNA a la Romana SAUTEED SNAPPER Veronique SHRIMP NEWBERG en Coquille SAUTEED CHICKEN LIVERS CRAB EN CREPE a la Sansone SICILIAN VEAL CUTLET with Marinara Sauce VEGETABLES (Choice of Two) GREEN PEAS FRANCAISE OKRA AND TOMATOES BAKED SQUASH A LA MILANESE SPICED LOUISIANA YAMS WHIPPED IDAHO POTATOES DESSERT APPLE PIE ICED TEA OR COFFEE The Price of The Entree Is The Price of The Full Meal Children's Menu $1.35 Ho Reservations Necessary Your Hosts: TONY and VITO 701 East Kings Highway II Hi Br VJtl'r "Av It tj 1 "Urban Renewal" is one of the 42 Robert WilUam Addison paintings now on display in a retrospective exhibrf at the R. W.

Norton Art Gallery, which il open from 1-5 6 20-F Sunday, March 14, 1971 The Shreveport Times.