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Dale Mabry TICKETS AT Sears, Bel ks of Britton, Collie Hill Pharmacy, Out of Sight Shop, Kuban's, Sarasota Curtis Hixon Bon Office sor and Sam Jaffee, who plays Wilbur's grandfather looks, alas, like an aged Dr. Zorba. Sandra Dee, as the virgin, looks like a chubby coed whom someone found on a Hollywood movie lot. And Dean Stockwell, with his curly long hair, looks vaguely like a warlock, but never manages to exude enough scary charm to be a convincing villain. AN IMPORTANT element in any horror movie is the director's use of special effects, and in this department "The Dunwich Horror" has a few exciting moments.

An eerie reverse negative effect creates a phantasmagoric world in which devils dance and virgins are undone. Milton's hell was never like this, but Milton, after all was blind. necessary ingredient in the fertility rite that's part of the welcoming ceremony for the devil. However, Wilbur is thwarted in the middle of his big act when Professor Henry Armi-tage (Ed Begley), an authority on the Necronomicon, recites a few incantations of his own and saves the day for the doomed world. THE STRIKING thing about this movie, other than certain similarities to "Rosemary's Baby," is that it contains such a rash of topflight talent.

But the actors' roles are such stereotypes that they have little else to do than mouth their words and look scared or scary, in the appropriate places. Ed Begley looks uncomfortable in his role as the profes KISSIMMEE 2:30 P.M. DAILY FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY FEB. 20-21-22 Produced by Gvmhordt EnterprtMt By SHARbN COHEN Tribune fiaff Writer "Tne Dunwich Horror," Palace Theater. American International Pictures.

Color. Producers: James N. Nicholson and Samuel Z. Arkoff. Director: Daniel Haller.

Screenplay by Curtis Lee Hanson, Henry Roseobaum and Ronald Silk-oskyCast: Sandra Dee, Dean Stockell, Ed Begley, Lloyd cn Ponna Baccala, Joanna More Jordan, Talia Coppra. Running time: 90 minutes. Rating M. Rosemary's baby, that cute little -devil who starred in a movieef the same name, is alive nd well and living in a closet jn "The Dunwich Horror" He''not very happy either. Born til the devil and a mortal mother he's been hidden from the World since his birth.

And he thinks it's about time he got oii: to unleash a little evil on the world. HIS ''NORMAL" twin brother, Wilbur Whateley (Dean Stockw'ell), has the same idea. Wilbur' reads the Necronomi-con, a rare book of the occult to learn the magic incantations for summoning the forces 'of darkness from the nethej" -world. He 'also persuades Nancy The Checkmate PRESENTS San Germain's "PARIS 1970" CHUCK BERRYBO DIDDLEY BILL HALEY the COMETS THE COASTERS GENE VINCENT CURTIS HIXON HALL, Tampa BANKAMERICARD WELCOME of th Bok Office Out of Sig ht Shop DANTES' INFERNO Breaking all attendance records! ADMISSION $2, $3, $4 PER PERSON Advance Reservations, Write: Silver Spurs, Kissimmee 32741 12,000 SEATS ALL UNDER COVER Excitement for FOLLIES REVUE COSTUMES BY FAMOUS JACQUES FRIG0N of PARIS THE CHECKMATES FOR DANCING AND LISTENING FEATURING LEONELLA TWO SHOWS I i A COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2803 BUSCH BLVD. 933-5523 BEHIND THE 99'R RESTAURANT Presents CHRIS AND THE NOTATIONS Tampa's Newest Modern Country Sound Nightly tle whole iTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTA IMPERIAL ROOM 5305 N.

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