Fort Lauderdale News from Fort Lauderdale, Florida • 47

FT. LAUDERDALE Feb. 4, 1970 ISC r. 'Ragtime9 Bob Parch Returns, Elario Lozano Debuts An Old Favorite Pounds Piano While Newcomer Strums Strings A "LAST TIMIS TONIGHT" mh'ts DUSTOM Adm. SI .50 meetua ami david janssen ntrriirw ROSEMARY FORSYTH "MIDNIGHT for the Maharajah of Baroda.

The merger never took place, but the publicity netted her the femme lead in the Canadian company of "Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?" Scott, quite a look-alike for Kim Novak, also served as Kim's stand-in oh "Bell, Book and Candle." JUDSON SMITH fourth 1:15 "WHERE IT'S AT; rtfifa OP ISK33B 7:15 NO ONE UNDER 17 ADMITTED NJSHT CLU3 CDfTCX r.1 ul CHRIS IWoGUIIlE'S SOUTIIPORT 17th ST. CAUSEWAY 525-9301 Exclusive Fort Lauderdale Showing TODAY NORTH MIAMI THEATRE 126th ST. N.E. th AVE. Phone 891-5818 I AM CURIOUS YELLOW X-rated.

No ona under II admitted. Not for those easily offended. TODAY AT 7:30 and :45 The early part of the week marked the introduction of a newcomer to the local scene and the return of a well known personality long absent. Guitaristsinger Elario Lozano is making his first Florida appearance at the Osias Lauderdale Ruttger; at the Lauderdale Beach Hotel it's none other than "Ragtime" Bob Darch. It's a new address for Darch, absent since the spring of '64, but the pride of the Yukon is back with his fancy vest, straw skimmer and the fivepedal, Cornish saloon grand piano originally built for Tex Rickard in 1900.

He rings in a kazoo, too, and is still giving the piano the ol' boot now and then. RAGTIME HISTORIAN Darch can be classed as a bona fide historian of the rag medium, preceding most of his selections with the composer's name, its publication i) 'BIG' NICK Ramada COLUMBIA PICTURES ami fiASTAR PRODUCTIONS present ii 1 date, and any other comments he feels pertinent to the subject. The program includes such old classics as "Ragtime Ro-sie," "High Born Lady" and "Brother-In-Law Dan." But he also interpolates some jokes, and there's a story-song in old-time melodrama style replete with flicker lighting. In any case, Darch has to rate as one of the most colorful characters on the nightbeat. BARBRA OMAR The newcomer is in the lounge at the Osias Ruttgers with a lot of voice hacked by Spanish guitar.

He's extremely good in both divisions. The repertoire is a versatile one, ranging from "Mala-iguena" to "Hava Nageelah" to "Irish Eyes Are Smiling" to "Baby, Light My Fire." There's also country and folk, with a bit of Campbell and Bacharaoh thrown in, (How much more versatile can you get?) MOVES WITH EASE Anyway, he segues from one to the other with ease and distinction, occasionally lapsing into Spanish, Italian or STREISAND SHARIF WYLER-RAY STiRK DIRECT FROM ITS LONG-RUN ROADSHOW ENGAGEMENTS! IMMV PIDI I UCHNiaXOR' PANAVISION 5 Portuguese. Or Greek, as in "Never On Sunday." Lozano, born in New York of Italian parentage, studied at the Madrid Conservatory of Music and was in Milan for voice study under a Fulbright scholarship. His local debut follows a long engagement at Manhattan's Jockey Club. HERE AND THERE: Tonight Singer Earl Wilson, Jr.

in the Tack Room at the Diplomat Hotel Tomorrow Robert Goulet in the Diplomat's Cafe Cristal; Frank Hubbell and the Stompers for a repeat engagement at the Beach Club Show biz folk will be represented at Le Club International's tennis wingding next week, with Chris McGuire among the celebrities to be paired with net stars Ramada Inn has the biggest attraction in town pianist-singer "Big Nick," all 260 pounds of him on duty in the lounge "Sir" Judson Smith commuting from his Ft. Lauderdale pad to the Patio Delray for his fourth season Sympathy to George Black, Riverside Hotel manager, on the death of his sister Mildred, in Iowa, and to press representative Katherlne' Futch, whose husband died earlier this week following a long illness. Scott's the doll who New Bea Morley reports that Scott Weldon, waitress at her -5? ROBERT GOULET Elario Lozano also is doing his own thing, but in a different vein. Monday thru Friday -Sat. Sunday P.M tomorrow Slaves of Love Ends tonite 3X Hits Jury Selected To Hear Jim Brown Assault Case Starts Tomorrow SIMM lllllll UM Miami Mouse Trap, is hoping for another fling at show York columnists viewed a decade ago as the possible bride -At i 1 -J WHERE CAN YOU SEE BiOvr stanu vrowett when Brown drove toward him.

Brush said he jumped onto the hood of Brown's car to avoid injury and the defendant then used unnecessary force to remove him. i 6oefs one nan need SANTA MONICA, Calif, A jury of seven women and five men will hear the assault and battery trial of Jim Brown, 33-year-old former Cleveland Browns fullback, who is a Hollywood actor. As the trial got under way yesterday, Superior Court Judge Charles H. Woodman-see predicted the case would last at least through the week. Arthur C.

Brush 52, testified Brown drove his expensive car at him after the autos of the two men were involved in a traffic accident last Aug. 1 in West Hollywood. According to Brush, Brown declined to give his name. Brush, a 260-pound printer, told the jury he was attempting to take down the license plate number of Brown's car ma mi no. COMMANDS! HETURNSj OH IN fflRT muatnowLt LAST 2 DAYS UJIIlTIn on TV You'll never see alse al FLORIDA TWIN 1 MeBrweee1 FAYE DUNAWAY "THE Tors Si mis Ferrer nniiiftcucilT'' 2 SHOWS 1AILT.T HnnHnui.ma.il Kirk Douglas Deborah Kerr Color siumns.

i NORTH MIAMI Jose Ferrer has been signed by Ivan Tors Films, Inc. to guest star in the World Premiere: "Deep Lab" feature film in association with Universal LAST 2 DAYC also at FLORID lAntoyQuinn I neur KXCL1ISIVK ol PLUG A WATT A WAY BRAIN GAP! "CACTUS FLOWER" Television for the NBC Television Network. Ferrer, who is also a producer and director, won an Academy Award for best actor for his role in Cyrano de Bergerac (1950) He will play a brilliant scientist in his adventure in hydrospace. Ivan Tors will produce "Deep Lab" with Don McDougall directing and Ri-cou Browning in charge of underwater sequences. Ferrer recently toured in LaMancha." His picture credits include "Joan of Arc," "Moulin Rouge," "Miss Sadie Thompson," "Caine Mutiny," "I Accure," and "Lawrence of Arabia." "PRUDENCE the PILL" ST Anna Magnani Color "EXTRAORDINARY SEAMEN" And fQ "DOCTOR ZHIVAG0" 0 At Mini si "VIXEN" Beach Boys Singing Star Gets Divorce COLOR ky OK LJXC At Mini 3 "MIDNIGHT COWBOY" mimmnmmma)iuti(iatcpramwt uml r.i-V '-di- (aV iii Haauak WALT DISNEY PRODUtllui" "BONNIE CLYDE" IOI "BULLITT" 3 BUTCHCASSIOVAND 1 (VwWl THE SUNDANCE KID "MIDNIGHT COWBOY" And y-v "THE FIRST TIME" 14TI Irl rT Something' 1 j-MAl-UtfOWJ WIBD.

I HALLAMMLf KaOl KVD 1 I mm nopiD 3ES Special TECHNICOLOR Mciiiiiiiu oeroman ii For A Few Dollars More" AT rutup LOS ANGELES. (UPI) -The wife of Michael E. Love, a member of the Beach Boys singing group, was awarded $14,000 and no alimony yesterday at the dissolution of their four-year marriage. Love, 27, and his wife, Suzanne, 22, sued each other for divorce last April. The cases were consolidated and following Love's brief testimony, Superior Court Judge William P.

Hogoboom dissolved the marriage on grounds of irreconcilat lc differences. The couple was married Oct. 14, 1965, in Las Vegas, and separated Jan. 5, 1969. Love obtained temporary custody of the couple's two children, Hayleight, 3, and Christian, 20 months.

CINEMA I IAST TIMES TODAY! WOAD 7-MCXLYwrPOO 1 -fl ALFBED HrmiCOCKS M.OO TIL 2:30 EXCEPT color ''1JWJ fT ataHaaaaaaaaal Wm 1 I III aaaaal TOPAZ Tonight And avary night! Over 20 different dinner tpacialtiai. Entreat you won't find aUawhara In tuch abundance. Plus very special entreei each evening. For in-ttance: WEDNESDAY Fresh Oardin Vtgttablt Soup Chicken Pot Pie -Flaky pie Crust American Pat Roatt, Polite Pancake THURSDAY Puree of Spilt Pea Sou Harding's Corned Btel ft Cabbage Chicken Fricassee, Tea Biscuit Southern Dinners from 325 Our30thYear! DUSTIN HOFFMAN I 1 JT RON HAYES ri i'wt'' PR0DUCTI0N HELD OVEU 2nd BIG WEEK! HELD OVEU 2nd ItUi WEEK! TWILIGHT DJNSER Served 4:00 to 6:00 P.M. Tonight! Braised tender Lamb Shank with dressing, and mw, mint jelly Old-Fashioned Chicken and liumplings Southern atyle 9.tf.

Pinner incdrrffi sal ail, choice ol vegetable, rollt and butter, beierage. Tomorrow HIGH NOON LUNCHEON Served 11 :30 AM to 3 PM French-fried Veal Parmesan Italian tomato sauce with choice of one vegetable, salad, hot rolls and butter. $1,50 Walter Rooney at ih prirelrts Madam Pompadour Piano lunrhron and dinner On display Orichton'e lvorll-lamoi $1,000,000 collection of aniiquri CINEMA II LAST 2 DAYSI "I JOHN and MARY" 2 ADULT 2:00, 4:10, 6:15, 8:20, 10:30, COLOR FEATURES HOT SUNtlSC BlVP.l UST TIMES TODAY i 'i i in vm OPtN 1:45 'Computer Won Tennis Shoes' cum uu AT TOMORROW The Seallorsd "SHOW TIMES: Wk. Days 2:15, 7:00, sat. 12:10, 2 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER "BEST PICTURE 900 block t.

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17th St. Causeway, Ft Lauderdale Ocean VIoH Phone 525-6611 "OTOOLE ACTOR OF THE YEAR! One Of The Year's Ten Best!" -NailOMAl. BOAIIO Of KCVKW Peter 0 Toole-Petula Clark "Goodbye, Mi; Chips" FT. LAUOrBDAlt Sat. Eves.i 8:30 pm S.90, 4.S0 Thura.

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1 OPEN 9 A.M. RAIN OR SHINE. LAST ADMISSION 5:30 P.M. Playhou SPECIAL NIGHT SHOWS! 3 PERFORMANCES DAILY: 2:15, 5:30, 8:30 1 Mat; 2:00 pm. J.50, 1.50 HOLIDAY PARK Ft.

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