Fort Lauderdale News from Fort Lauderdale, Florida • 68

Fort Lauderdale Nw8 6F Friday, Nov. 26, 1971 THI BARN Attendance Best Ever The Associated Press SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. The Saratoga Performing Arts Center had the most attendance in 1971 since opening in 1 9 6 6 Attendance was 403,779, an increase of 19 per cent over 1970. The summer's 37 special concerts were responsible for the increase, drawing 270,221. The house, record for one night was set by the Who, attended by 33,652.

ADULT MINI THEATRE 4220 N. DIXIE HWY. Pompano Bch. 346-9773 72E7T THEATRE OiklindPartlM.il 441 UN mummm 731-I3G0 Ryan's Daughter ROBERT MITCHUM TRBOR HOWARD CHRISTOPHER JONES JOHN MILLS LEOMcKERN v. x-- vvXv SARAH MILES 'TIS THE SEASON for Scrooge, Santa, elves and whatever to romp across our movie screens.

First to hit the area is a re-release of 'Santa and the Three The film was made a year ago by Films, located at the time in the Pirates World complex. A delightful animated film, it will be shown in matinees beginning today at the Loew's Lauderhill, Sunrise Cinema, Southland Cinema and the Hollywood Cinema. See Movie Clock on Page 2 for individual listings. Shermans To Score Movie PATTON" "GPS "Vanishing Point" ii ASH" (Continued from Page 5). animate feature, "Charlotte's Web," a Sagittarius and Hanna-Barbera Production based on E.

B. White's famous classic now in production. The Sherman brothers each were presened with two Academy Awards for their origi- CBBKBS i fl RH BB9BBBEHI i liovie I ifotes I nal score for "Mary Poppins" and for the song "Chim Chim Cheree" from the same film. To date, seven million "Mary Poppins" sound track albums have been sold. They subse-quently won the coveted "Grammy" Award for their score The Sherman Brothers have had many top ten hits in the rock 'n roll field and during NOW SHOWING 8 DAYS ONLY! FEATURES AT: RtnAitm filllCl llll STUDIOS OF BALLET "TWO OF THE SCREENS' GREATEST STARS, SCOTT AND WOODWARD, IN A DELIGHTFUL SPOOF." GEORGE C.

SCOTT 'presents iii i AND Of 1 JOANNE WOODWARD their eight-year association with Walt Disney, they wrote music and lyrics for some 30 television shows and 25 feature motion pictures including "The Parent Trap," "Jungle Book," "The Happiest Million-aire," and the Academy Award-winning "Winnie The Pooh" series. They also created the famous theme song "It's A Small World" for the Disneyland attraction and the theme song for "The Wonderful World Of Color" TV series. "Charlotte's Web" is set for world-wide release in the summer of 1972. Paramount will distribute the film in the United States and Sagittarius Productions will distribute the film internationally. tl)C Mtitcracker IN "THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS" UNDER 17-7SC fl AT ALL TIMES l) Tschaikowsky's Complete Ballet 10 BENEFIT THE ATLANTIC FOUNDATION FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS i CDEC.

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P.M. P.M. P.M. ADMISSION: Adult $2.50 Child (12 under) $1.00 Please mail niv tirket to: NAME ADDRESS JESSICA WALTER' childhood proouctions iunii ROSSANO BRAZZI PAUL TRIPP Jf TOaTLosTiiasrJT CITY make all i liork piiyulilc In: fgi UNOH I7MQUIHH LftJ ACCOMPANYING PAR1NT ATLANTIC FOUNDATION 1010 East Las Olas Boulevard Fori Lauderdale 33301.