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THE SUNDAY PRESS 7--D Binghamton, N. Jan. 24, 1971 tl04i 'No, No, Nanette) Revival Is Smash MSTMAVt 734.2114 CINEMAS CINEMA KOW SHOWING Travel And Adventure Program "ALPKEWOP-USA" NARRATED IN PERSON By JOHN FOWLER JANUARY 26, 1971- P.M. AT CKENANCO VALLEY High School Auditorium ADMISSION $1.50 Adult 50e Student By BERNARD DREW Gannett News Service UEKUS CIWES ALU wj-7 SHOW Si--. If TIMES fT'Jlif' 1 7.00,1:40 CUARLENE IN COLOR 'ADULTS ONLY TONIGHT THE RETURN OF THE COALITION 0 0 Hrr 1 juvenile and they sing "Tea for Two'; almost as if it were new.

Every gesture Patsy Kelly makes tears the house down as it should for she is and always was a very funny lady. But the wows of the show are a pair who do not depend on past performance to enhance their effect. They are Bobby Van, absolutely superb as a Lee, Tracy type who hoofs, and Helen Gallagher, who sings "Too Many Rings Around Rosie," and in yards of chiffon complete with han-k "Where-Has-My-Hubby-, Gone Blues" and is turning in the year's best musical performance. So don't say no, no to "Nanette." ..9 to 1 All UacGraw ADMISSION: CUTS GALS FREE RyanO'Keal I MU1 I 7 43l NTERTAIKmENT 6NDICOTT PLAZA KIGHTLY Me MtVih NEW YORK You don't have to have been around in 1925, when "No, No, Nanette" was first produced to enjoy the smash revival of the musical at the 46th Street Theater. But it helps if you can recall the period ten years later 1 when the Depression was in full swing and Busby Berkeley was doing his best to make you forget it in a series of mu-' sicals starring Ruby After a long absence, Ber-.

keley is back and Keeler has got him and so has another absentee, Patsy Kelly, who you may recall used to shake out the gowns of such as Constance Bennett and Virginia Bruce during the same period. Berkeley has overseen the entire production which is handsome, lively and clean. Burt Shevelove has directed and overhauled the original Otto Harbach-Frank Mandel book but the music by Vincent Youmans is still the same as are the lyrics by Irving Caesar and Harbach. Ruby Keeler need only plant one slim leg on the ground, preparatory to a tap, for the audience to go out of its collective mind and when she picks up her skirts and taps her way through "I Want to Be Happy" and "Take a Little One-Step," she manages to erase 35 years -from everybody's life, which is a service not many shows offer. 'Jack Gilford is fine as her errant husband, Susan Watson and Roger Rathburn are very pleasant as the ingenue and BREWSTER'S BOOSTER Rene Auberjonois as the lecturer in the title scene of MGM's ter McCloud" which opens at the Strand Theatre, Binghamton Wednesday.

The film is a com-: ic story about a young man with an aviation fixation, a fairy godmother and a series of mysterious murders. uni 3:30,5:30, I 7 309-30 3- YOUR CHOICE Jimcum, 4 ROBINSON STREET, ON BINGHAMTON'S EAST SIDE Continuous Showings Today Starting At 2 At Our Regular Low Admission Price 4.50 NATALIE WOOD ROBERT CULP I Film Given etc Title i iiieureavii 'Patton' Named Best of 1970, Scolt Lauded "Patton," 20th Century-Fox's acclaimed drama has been named Best Picture of 1970 by the National Board of Review of Motion Pictres in its1 50th annual poll. The organization reviews and selects film achievements, and publishes the magazine Films in Review. George 6. Scott, who plays the title role in was voted Best Actor of the Year for his performance in the film.

The National Board describes "Patton" as "one of the very few biofims which have depicted, with exceptional cinematic skill, the bad as well as the good about a contemporary personality." SPAGHETTI MEAT BALLS FRESH DOUGH PIZZA PIE BAKED LASAGNA BREADED OCEAN HADDOCK FtUSSIAN HALUPKI -CHICKEN MILANESE NOW SERVING ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES BOB CAROL TED ALICE consider the possibilities tlopa l-in 1 50 $.30 7-30 Jt 0-311 A ELLIOTT GOULD DYAN CANNON Plus Our Bonus Feature GEORGE SEGAL EVA MARIE SAIN I tries to keep her son away from the females. "The House That Screamed" was written and directed by Narciso Ibanez Serrador, a Spaniard who has Won eleven international television awards. It was photographed in Eastmancolor by Manuel Berenguer, ASC. Others in the cast are Cristina Galbo, John Moulder Brown, Mary Maude, Candida Losada, Tomas Blanco, Maribel Martin, Paulr ine Challenor and Teresa Hurt-ado. "The House That is the first Spanish-made feature to be shot in English.

i ill. I InternationaI Movie Timetables "GCOD3YG Gsmini" g) "THE OLDEST PROFESSION" 4 SUN. AT 7:00 HOUSE "The House That Screamed" is the new title American International has given the film it acquired from Anabel Films, S. for release in the United States, Canada and The United Kingdom. It is playing to record business in Europe as "Finishing School." American release is scheduled for March.

Lilli Palmer stars in the drama of rich, rebellious girls confined to a private institution ruled by a widow who He Sowed, Reaped Reverend James Curtin of Birmingham, England believes in gambling when it brings benefit to something worthwhile. Thus Father Curtin bet $25 on a soccer pool in Britain, hoping to win back enough to pay off the debt on the new parish hall for his church. Now Father Curtin can also build a few more churches he won over $200,000 in the pool! Feature At Shorts At THE TRAVEt AGENCY FOR BORED IPFETITES. M0RT8 ST. ANO UBERTY AVE, EHDtCOTT AIRPORT DRIVE IN "Good-bye Gemini" at 7.

"Girly" at 8:40. "The Oldest Profession" at 10:30. ART "Franchejca" at 2:15, 4:30, 7:03 and 9:27. Short Subect at 3:12, 3:36, 8 and 10:24. "Charlene" at 3:38, 6:02 and 8:26.

CAMEO "Loving" at 2, 5:12 and 8:20. "Bob, Carol, Ted and Alice" at and 9:50.,. ESTABLISH 10,000 Domes Buckminster Fuller brought the principles of the geodesic dome to great success in numerous buildings for which he was architect. There are now: more than 10,000 geodesic domes in 50 countries. Fuller's latest major dome is the U.

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ENJOY-CINEMA "Trader Hornee" at 2:20, 4:35, 7 and 9:15. RIVIERA "Where's Poppa?" at 2, 4, 5:50, 7:35 and 9:25. STRAND "I Love My Wife" at 2:10, 4:05, 6, 7:55 and 9:50. TIOGA THEATRE "Lovers and Other Strangers" at 2, 7 and 9:10. TOWN "The Great White Hope" at 1:30, 3:30, ,5:30, 7:30 and 9:30.

VESTAL THEATER "Owl and. The Pussycat" at 7:28 and 9:30. Stan Kenton and Blood Sweat and Tears) SUNDAY, JAN. 31 8 P.M. Student Center T.G.I.O.HOUR STARTS AT 4 P.M.

Open 1 1 A.M. to 1 A.M. Pay Cut Voluntary One hundred members of the Watchworkers Union have voted to take a 10 per cent cut In pay at the Hamilton Watch Plant in Lancaster, Pa. to help the company out of financial trouble. ef Tickets: Area Hamlin Kent Drug' Stores, and at door.

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FULL COURSE DINNER (Served Family Style) $1.99 per persoh Children Under 5 Free 6 to 12 yrs. $1.25 ittlll PoDCOK'c Endwell Plaza .11 IIC VdUOCll Endwell JLFlil fel MARTIN BALSAM JASON ROBARDS Color 20th Century-Fox lWWAG0riWC3EEIL TOVICHT 9:40 SSB Reservations Suggested 748-4488 1 472 COURT ST. BINGHAMT0N CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE TODAY FROM 2 P.M.- JAMBOREE TODAY 2 TO 8 P.M. The latest version of Behind every "successful" man Is an understanding woman two or three! DEE BROTHERS DANNY OAK TRIO FRANK BUCHANAN AND THE COUNTRY GENTLEMEN mm EMPRESS ROOM CHINESE NEW YEARS WED. JAN.

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