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THE EVENING SUN, Tuesday, November 28, 1978 B5 By Lou Cedrone A Smart Aleck Gets His Due One Is For Squirrels, The Other Is For Birds James Bacon When you count up how many flower lovers there are in the United States, you know the book will be a best seller. I know a guy who made a fortune writing about hemorrhoids. There are 40 million people who have that problem and no one had ever written a book about it before. ft llllillWIIS: Hollywood (NANA) Hope you caught the drama the other night on the Merv Griffin show when some fresh kid was giving off his list of the 50 worst movies of all time. On the list was "At Long Last Love," which almost drove Burt Reynolds and Cybill Shepherd out of the business.

It was made by Peter Bogdanovich and was a good idea gone wrong. The kid, a little on the obnoxious side, read what one reviewer wrote about Burt's performance, which was unkind, to put it mildly. The drama came because Burt was there listening to it all as one of Merv's guests. Burt told the kid: "Don't ever apply for a job at the United Nations." Burt, who probably would have like to have poked the kid on national television, instead gave him a stern lecture-to hefty audience applause on negative journalism. Negative journalism, which is what is mostly practiced in Hollywood today, is an $80-a-week critic telling a multimillionaire star how lousy he is.

Burt, who can kid about his flops, can also boast of some of the biggest blockbusters in recent movie history. Most of these got critical reaction. Burt, meanwhile, continues to get honored where it counts, The nation's theater owners recently made him male box office star of the year. And the other day the Movieland Wax Museum, over in Buena Park, set up his wax dummy from "Deliverance." As for the kid, he was on the air plugging "his" book on the 50 worst films. But, as it turned out, his older brother reportedly wrote most of it.

Some years ago, psychic Kenny Kingston was on the Jack Paar show with writer-producer Paul Keyes and Edgar Bergen. Paar was a little nervous because he had never had a psychic as a guest before, so he abruptly dismissed Keys and Bergen before he brought on Kenny. Keys came back to the Green Room and said: "He's still got 15 minutes of show. Who's he expecting? The pope?" Kenny said Bergen then commented: "I wouldn't mind sharing billing with the pope." And he did -both he and Pope John Paul I died in their sleep on the same weekend. Bette Davis has a new career as a roving reporter for Dinah Shore's TV show.

Bette handled the taping for Dinah when the furniture from "All in the Family" was presented to the Smithsonian Institution. Then she taped some scenes with President and Mrs. Carter, and got past security as only Bette could to do a bit with Anwar Sadat. The show aired earlier this month. "I'll be your ambassador without portfolio if all these assignments are as thrilling," Bette told Dinah.

If you're going to write a book, it pays to have a name. Doubleday is coming out with "Princess Grace's Book of Flowers," which will sell for about $16. She is expect ed to make close to $1 million on the coffee table book. She will donate the money to one of her pet charities. The book will deal with the princess' green thumb, especially at the Rainier's secluded villa in the Alps.

a sleepy, maybe a drugged, Midwestern town. A young man who had murdered his babysitter when he was 10 escapes from a mental hospital 15 years later and returns to the scene of the crime, looking for more victims. When the parents of the kid return home on that fateful flashback night, they stand there looking like bystanders at the scene of an accident, their behavior no less daffy than much of what follows. Donald Pleasence, as the doctor tending the boy, allows him to escape in what may be the silliest scene in the film, then, certain the boy has returned home, tells the sheriff not to alert the citizenry "because they will only panic." AS IT IS, they only get murdered, some three teen-agers, and because these kids are always racing for the nearest bed, you come away with the suspicion that the man who did this script doesn't believe in premarital sex. The murderer, incidentally, is driving a state car around, one that is immediately recognizable but goes unnoticed in a town that seems to be largely deserted.

The killer is also fortunate enough to have stolen an auto with a very full tank because he rides and rides without refill. Ah, well, why use a hammer to hit a flea? "Halloween" is a tediously familiar thing produced by Debra Hill and directed by John Carpenter, who probably thinks he is paying homage to Alfred Hitchcock by imitating the director's style. He makes the movies done by the "master of supense" look like art. There is a lot of heavy breathing in "Halloween." There is also a lot of wasted time; I have never known a film that took so long to dispense with three victims. "Halloween" is showing at area theaters.

The only interesting thing about it is Jamie Lee Curtis, whose performance as the intended fourth victim, is well above the rest of the film. "MESSAGE FROM SPACE" was supposed to open last Wednesday at a group of area theaters, but the print hadn't arrived in time for the 7:30 p.m. showing at the Cinema II, so management threw in whatever it could, a print of Woody Allen's "Annie Hall" which it happened to have on hand. I should have taken this as an omen, but did not. I went back the following evening to see if "Message From Space" had arrived, and it had.

I tried to sleep through the film, but couldn't. It's very noisy. It was made in Japan, a Nipponese (do we still use that word?) ripoff of "Star Wars," down to the galactic princess and the intergalactic bar scene, this one attended by space beings of varying shape and size. We also have a cute little robot named Beba 2, and one of the climatic battle scenes includes a laser duel. The film is dubbed, but the cast includes a number of Caucasians who speak for themselves.

One is Vic Morrow, who plays a kind of space sage, one step away from bumdom. He becomes one of eight people who are elected to save the planets Earth and Jillucia from an evil figure who dresses like Darth Vader and makes up like Alice Cooper. THREE OF the eight warriors are space brats, kids who tear about the Milky Way playing chicken. One is Caucasian, the others Oriental, and one of these is the comic relief, a kind of Japanese Mickey Rooney. Unfortunately, his voice is supplied by someone who sounds like a nervous Warren Berlinger, and the effect is, if nothing else, foolish.

One of the octet is a girl, a space bunny. She likes to hunt spatial lightning bugs and dances to funky music. When her friends betray the princess of Jillucia to a crone who wants the girl for her son, she is furious. I don't blame her. Playing space chicken is one thing, but selling someone as lovely as this to what looks like an uncooperative slot machine, is extraterrestrial treason.

Oh, yes, the chief villain has a moth- IN SOUTH PACIFIC-Bill Grauer; as Emile de Becque and Carolanne Brown as Ensign Nellie Forbusb sing "Some Enchanted Evening" from Rodgers Hammerstein's "South Pacific," to be performed by the Hadley Square Singers Dec. 1, 2 and 3 in LeClerc Hall at the College of Notre Dame. VIC MORROW One Step Away From Bumdom er, and she is no better than he; she makes Joan Crawford sound like Mrs. March. She wears heavy white makeup, and because the dubbing in her case is particularly inept, she is even more grotesque than planned.

The overall makeup is interesting. Some of the players wear eye shadow down to their ankles. The costumes are nice, the special effects are not bad, and the battle scenes are heroic in execution, but the total is a bore, a piece of space junk. Sonny Chica is the leader of the space chickens, commander of the coop, you might say. He and the others who save Jillucia, are chosen by a walnut.

Really! When the film begins, a Jillucian elder tosses eight luminous spheres into the void. They find their way into things like apples and cocktails, and when the consumers eat or drink, they discover the walnuts. Well, "Message From Space" is alive with squirrels, so why not? Kids who haven't seen "Star Wars" may be willing to put up with it. IF "MESSAGE FROM SPACE" is for the squirrels, "Halloween" is for the birds. The new film Is an independent cheapie that takes place in Haddington, AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS Today's Movies It's A Record CAT POPULATION: The largest cat population is in the United States 23 million.

Of Britain's cat population of 6 million, an estimated are "employed" by the civil service. (From Guinness Book of World Records. Copyright, 1978, Sterling Publishing Inc.) APEX-IK BrMdWiV-Ciltnmr Girls (X) BMCh Bunnies (X) APOLLO-15M Hirford IPG) Amtrinn Hot Wax (PG) ARCADE 5434 Harford Rd. -Blazing Saddios (R) Opans 7.00 BELAIR Blazing SaodIM (R) 7, BELAIR l-Bowio-Escapo Witch Mt. (G) Return Wilch Mt.

(G) 7, 8.40 BELAIR II Bowlt-Blallng SaddKs (R) 7.20, 9.20 o.m. BOULEVARD 3302 SrnmtAvt. -Blaz ing Saddlas(R) 2.20AI0,5.S5,7.45,9.3O TOWN-311 W. Favetto-Maglc (R) 10.30. 12.20, 2.10, 4, 5.50, 7.40, 9.30 TOWSON Yark Rd.

Midnight Express (R) 2, 4, 4,1, 10 VALLEY MALL I Haoerstewn Ue In Smoke (R) 7.30, 9.30 VALLEY MALL II Heeerstown- EscapeReiurn Witch Ml. (G) 7, 1 45 VALLEY MALL III Hagerstown Blazing Saddles (R) 7.20, 9.20 VILLAGE Reisterstewn Escape Return Wilch Ml. (G) 7, 1.4S WESTVIEW CIN. Midnight Express (R) 1.50, 3.50, 5.50, 7.50, 10 WESTVIEW CIN. Il-Bovs From Brazil (R) 1.45,3.50, 5 50,7.55, 10 WESTVIEW CIN.

Ill-Paradise Alley (PG) 1.55, 3.50, 5.50, 7.4S, 9.45 WESTVIEW CIN. IV Halloween IR) 1.40, 3.15, 4.50, 4.30, 1.10, 9.50 WESTWAY-Celonsvltle-Greese (PG) 7.30, 9.30 Midnile Show YORK RD. CIN. 1-4374 York Death on Nile (PG) 1.30, 4.20. 7, 9.45 YORK RD.

CIN. Il-The WiZ (G) 2. 4.30, 7, 9.30 CAMPUS HILLS CINEMA I EMI Air Haikjwt'an (R) 7J0, .30 CAMPUS HILLS CIN. II-MI Alr- Massooa From Space (PG) 7. 9 p.m.

JEANE DIXON On Astrology CARLTON 1201 Dundalk ARIES (March 21-April 19): Accept challenge of new responsibilities in professional, personal life. Hold off journey unless absolutely necessary. Take special care with written material. Look for sign from hidden admirer. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Keep high.

You can make older person YOUR BIRTHDAY TOMORROW: Save brightest projects for late in the year when they'll produce best results. Financial stress is relieved after March. Until then keep pot boiling steadily. Friends can help improve your cash flow. The search for pleasure will help overcome the early year dullness.

Peerless DRIVE-INS BELAIR-Churchville-Gosed. Reopen Friday. ELTSVILLE Sappho Darling, Flash Gordon, All For Sale IX) BENGIES-3417 Eastern Ave. -Closed. Reopen Wed.

EDMONDSON-4000 Bait. Nat. Pike-Closed. Reopen Friday. ELKRIDGE 4200 Washington Blvd.

Closed. Reopen Frl. ELKTON Elkton, ot Laura Mars (R) Boys in Co. (R) LAUREL Laurel Closed. Reopen Friday.

NORTH POINT-North Point Closed. Reopen Friday. PULASKI Closed. Reopen Friday. RITCHIE DR.

IN-Sm'ev BandlKPG) Dirty MeryLarry(PG) SUPERI70-Odntn-Amerlcan GraHitl (PG) Sgt. Pepper's (PG) VALLEY-Reisterstewn Rd. -Closed lor Winter. KEY-College ot Paradise 9.25 Nigm Porter 7.15 LIBERTY l-Lib. 4 Old Court-Animal House (R) 2, 3.50, 5.45,7.40,9.35 LIBERTY ll-AAnneouln (X) 1.45, 3.20, 4.55, 4.30, 1, 9.40 MAYFAIR 1-521 N.

Howard-Escape Return witch Mt. (G) opens 1J0 MAYFAIR 11-524 N.Howard-UP In Smoke (R) 2,44,1,10 MINI-FLICK I Plkesvllle Slow Dancing In Big City (PG) open 1.30 MINI-FLICK ll-Pikesvllle-Up In Smoke (R) 1, 4, (, 10 MOVIES l-G. R. Mell-Anlmal House (R) 11, 3.10,5.15,7.20,9.25 MOVIES It G. R.

Mall-Message From Space (PG) opens 10.35 MOVIES lll-G. R. Mall-Wild Geese (R) II. 1.40, 4.20, 7, 9.40 MOVIES IV-G. R.

Mall-Paradlse Alley (PG) 11. 1.10, 3.20, 5.30. 7.40, 9.50 MOVIES V-G. R. Mall-Midnight Express (R) 10.20, 12.35, 2.50, 5, 7.20, 9.35 NEW-202 Park Ave.

-The Wll (G) 11, 1 .30, 4.15, 7, 9.30 NEW CARVER-1429 Panne. Reopen Sat. NORTH POINT PLAZA N. PI. Blvd.

EscapeRelurnWilchMt(G)open 7p.m. NORTHWAY 4701 Harford Rd. -Mannequin (X) 2.15, 3.45, 5, 6.40, 1, 9.30 PALACE Frosrburg, Md. Death On Nile (PG) 7, 9 p.m. PARK-Lexlneton Park, Md.

-Blazing Saddles (R) 7.30,9.15 PATTERSON CIN. 1-3134 Eastern-Halloween (R) U5 3. WM.2S,US PATTERSON CIN. 11-3134 Eastern-Up In Smoke (R) open 2.00 PERRING PL. I Towson UP In Smoke (R) 2, 3.45, 5.30, 7.30, 9.30 PERRING PL.

II Witch Mt. Double Features (G) 1, 4.20, 7.40 PIKES-1001 Reisterstewn Rd. -Blazing Saddles (R) 7.45, 9.45 PLAYHOUSE Chariot 25th Rosa (PG) 1, 10 PLAYHOUSE Annapolis King ot Hearts 7.15, 9.15 PLAZA Lexington Park Anlma House (R) 7 30, 9.30 PLAZA TWIN I Annapolis -Escape Return Witch Mt. (PG) PLAZA TWIN II Annapolis Midnight Express (R) 7.10, 9.10 RANDALLSTOWN PLAZA Lib. Rd.

-Watership Down (PG) 7.45, 9.45 REISTERSTOWN ROAD PLAZA -Magic IR) 1.45, 3.45, 5.45, 7.45. 9.45 RITCHIE CIN. I New Ord. Rd -Midnile Express (R) 7.50, 10 RITCHIE CIN. Il-New Ord.

(R) 7 30, 9.30 RITCHIE CIN- Ill-New Ord. In Smoke (R) 7.45,9 45 ROTUNDA CINEMA l-Dream ot Passion (R) 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, 7.30, 9.30 ROTUNDA CIN. Il-Walershlo Down IPG) 1.30. 3.05. 4.40.

4.20, 1, 9.40 SECURITY MALL WIN. I The WHO Geese (R) 2, 5, 1 SECURITY MALL CIN. Il-Escape I Reiurn Witch Mt IG) 1, 4. IS. 7 JO SENATOR York Alley (PG) 2, 4, 4.

1. 10 STRAND Dundalk Blazing Saddles (R) 7.30, 9.30 TIMONtUM CIN. I-Yerk Rd. -Blazing Saddles (R) 7.50. 10 p.m.

TIMONIUM CIN. II York Rd. -Animal House (R) 7.55, 10 p.m. TIMONIUM CIN. Ill-York From Brazil IR) 7.40, 9.50 TOWER-2 Charles Center-Closed Will reopen soon.

opportunity to see or entertain in-laws, if married. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Things go better at work if personal matter is resolved early in day. Seek alternatives if opposed.

Hasty actions likely to be regretted later. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Good day for dealing with old problems. Finding solutions, even if partial, will liberate you.

Do all possible to rid yourself of bad habits. Start on diet, exercise. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Devote more attention to improving personal relations.

Permit mate, partner to take the lead. Be wise when it comes to responding to subtle inquiries. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Ill-mannered person may try to dominate.

Hold back on harsh words, actions. Family members apt to make interesting suggestions. Listen to them. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Working on small scale can bring splendid results.

Postpone fresh starts, new business projects. Take advantage of romantic pursuits. Los Angeles Times Syndicate happy. Flattery from member of opposite sex is sincere. Secret desire may come true, but when it does, you may not want it at all.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Do more listening. Verbal exchange with influential people can provide good leads. Follow through. Someone gets your message without you saying or writing it! CANCER (June 21-July 22): Pace yourself to accommodate volume of work. Social invitation can lead to opportunities.

Appearance, manner important part of professional, personal success now. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Mental pursuits favored over physical feats. Give artistic, creative efforts full rein. Health may seem worrisome, but visit to doctor will relieve mind.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): If home-worker, grab opportunity to get more rest. Delay making important moves, decisions. Reading, self-improvement rewarding.

Prestige is on upswing. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Face issues previously ignored. Someone you care about wants a "permanent commitment." You may not be ready.

Good Groas IPG) 7.30, 9.2S CARROLL Westminster Blazing SaddKs (R) CARROLLTOWNI I fldtrsburg- Biazing Saddles IR) 2, 7.1S, 9 CARROLLTOWNE II Eldorsburg Hot Lead, Cold Ft; Adv. Mr. Toad (G) CARROLLWOOD 1-MlddlO Rlvar-, Sgt. Peppars Band (R) CARROLLWOOD ll-Middlt River-Heaven Can Wait (PG) CHARLES 1711 N. Charloi St.

Temporarily Closed CHURCH LANE CINEMA-Cockavs- villa-Heaven Can CINEMA l-Yark I Ridgalv MessageFromSpace (PG) 7.30, 9.30 CINEMA ll-York 1 Ridgalv Halloween (R) 1, 10 CIRCLE Annapolis Animal House (R) 7.10, 9 COLUMBIA CIN. l-The WiZ (G) 7,9.30 COLUMBIA CIN. Il-Maelc (R) 7.4S, 9.50 CARLE 4147 Btlalr Groove Tube; Congress. Plavglrts (X) 6ASTPORT CIN. I-Annapolls-Bovs From Brazil (R) 7.15,9.20 EASTPORT CIN.

II Annapolls- Biazing Saddles IR) 7.30, 9.0S EDGEWATER CIN. I Edge wood Heaven Can Walt (PG) EDGEWATER CIN. II Edvoweod Goin Cocoanuts IPG) ELK Elkhw, Md. Closed until Dec. 25th GLEN BURNIE MALL Escape Witch MKG) Relumed Witch GRAND 509 S.

Cenkling St. The Swarm (PG) 1.35,3.30,5.50,7 30,9.30 HAGERSTOWN CIN. I-Haeerstewn-Big Fix (PG) 7.15, 9.1S HAGERSTOWN CIN. II Haoerstewn -Message From Space (PG) 7.10, 9.10 HARFORD MALL CIN. I-Bol Air-Boys From Brazil (R) 4.45, 9 HARFORD MALL CIN.

Il-Bel Air-Up In Smoke (Ri 7.35, 9.30 HARUNDALE CIN. HARUNDALE CIN. Il-Herundele Mall-Animal House (R) 2, 4, 10 HILLENOALE 1045 Taylor Ave. -Magic (R) 7.55, 10 HIPPOOROME-12 N. iutaw-UO In SmoKe (R) opens 10.30 HOLLYWOOO-Arbutus-Biazlng Saddles (R) 7.30 HOWARD-111 N.

Heward Kid Vengeance(R) Exit Tne Dragon(R) JOPPATOWNE-1024 Joppa Perm-Blazing Saddles (R) 7.30, 9.30 JUMPERS l-Rllchle Hwy. -Message From Soace (PG) 7.55, 10 JUMPERS ll-Rltchie (R) 7.45, 9.45 JUMPERS III Ritchie) Saddles (R) 7.30, 9.30 Plowing JOSEPH, Utah should I go borrow someone else's equipment to plow my land when I have my own?" asks Frank Helm. His equipment is "Jude," his 6-year-old mule. A retired Californian, Helm came to Utah last fall and brought his animals with him, including Jude and another mule. "I have worked with mules all my life," he said.

"I found that mules are much easier to work with than horses." Helm purchased two and a half acres of land near his home and planted grass and sorghum. easyr: 'HORE AVALON Saddles (R) BOULEVARD Salisbury Going South (PG) 7.30 BOWL DRIVE IN-Sllllbury-UO In Smoke (R) 7.30 DORSET Cambr.jge. In Smoke IPG) 7.30 MALL l-Salisburv-Biazing Saddles (R) MALL II Salisbury Big Fix (PG) SUN l-Ocean Citv-The Big Fix (PG) SUN ll-Ocean City-Animal House (R) SUPER 50 DRIVE IN-Eves ot Laure Mars (R) Bovs in Co. IR) SURF I-Up In Smoke (R) SURF It-Blazing Saddles (R) WORLO CIN l-Sallsburv, From Brazil (R) 7.10, 9.20 WORLD CIN ll-Salisburv, In Smoke (PG) 7.10, 9.20 Hearts lighten when smiles brighten. AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS OfcttCJAt ClIWEMA THEATRES THE WIZ! THE STARS! THE MUSIC! WOW! AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS A ALL CINEMAS $y0 FIRST SHOW ONLY (G) Suggested for general euditncee IPG) All ages edmined Iparentel guidance auggeaiad).

IR) Restricted Persona una 18 not admitted, unieu accompenied parent or edult guardian. IX) Persona unda 1 8 not admitted. This age restriction may be different in certain areas. Cheek theater or advertiamg. in TrTATHfiStlf "DEATH ON THI NILE" 1:30.

4:20, 7:00. 9 45 (rG) mm DIANA ROSSWCHARD PRYOR "THE WIZ" 00 4 30. 7:00, -30 (Ot CORRECTION IN THE PANTS CORRAL AO ON SUNDAY, NOV. 26th, SUNDAY SUN, THE PRICES EFFECTIVE DATE WAS INCORRECT. THE CORRECT DATE IS AS SHOWN: PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU NOV.

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