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On Movies and Plays ay THE EVENING SUN, BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1975 PAGE 5 iCCENT- I Things To Do See Hear 'Operation' Was Unlikely But True, Bottoms Says The Week's Theater Lou Cedrone maybe even necessary if the total is worth the parts, but "Le Secret" goes its inevitable way, grimly and without much surprise until the film ends as you expect it will. Marlene Jobert and Phil-lipe Noiret are the writer and his wife in the film which is showing at the Playhouse. There are subtitles. The film has that much in its favor. It has, in truth, much more, but it is so down, so contrived and so strained at times, the total effect is one of exasperation.

Puerto Rican Hope And Crosby By Winifred Bantz PROFESSIONAL THEATER The Royal Family" Eisenhower Theater, Kennedy Center, Washington. Classic comedy-drama by George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber starring Rosemary Harris, Eva Le Gallienne, George Grizzard, Sam Levene. 7.30 P.M. today through November 29.

"A Matter Of Gravity" National Theater, Washington. New comedy by Enid Bagnold starring Katharine Hepburn. 7.30 P.M. Today through December 13. "Long Day's Journey Into Night" Arena's Kreeger, realtor.

"Before I met Anne, "I always thought escrow was a crooked bird." Great musical news: Burt Bacharach and Hal David have written 10 new songs for an upcoming Motown album sung by Stephanie Mills, star of the Broadway musical "The Wiz." Two great songs on the album "I Took My Strength From You" and "If You Can Learn How To Cry." Stephanie apparently is the new Dionne Warwicke for the Bacharach-David team. Dionne who sprung to fame on Bacharach-David tunes is currently suing the pair for $5 million, alleging they didn't write an album for her. AMUSEMENTS ONE OF THE least likely things about "Operation Daybreak," the film based on the World War II assassination of Reinhard Heydrich, is the character who betrays all the others involved in the assassination. I thought it unlikely that England would use so obvious a risk in so delicate a mission, but Timothy Bottoms says that was the way it was. Bottoms, who plays one of the men parachuted into the country by the British, was here a few days ago and said there was little preparation for the mission.

"The men were trained for only two weeks, and the British knew that one of them, the traitor, was a risk, but Churchill felt the mssion was necessary, that something had to be done to lift the morale of the allies." The producers of the film might have done better had they emphasized this facet of the operation, the callousness on the part of Churchill and the others responsible for the mission, one that resulted in the erasure of the village of Lidice from the map. They did not, however, and the movie is only one more downer, a film in which all the principals are finally destroyed, as they were in real life, sacrificed by others whose lives were not on the line. BOTTOMS, a very pleasant young man, is one of four brothers, three of whom are in films. They are Timothy, 24, Joseph, 20 and Sam, 19. The fourth is Ben, 14, and he, too, is planning to become an actor.

Is this a disadvantage, having so many Bottoms boys around? Is there confusion among the casting directors and producers? "No, there is no confusion, and there is really no compe-titon," said Timothy. Knowing that if you scratch an actor, you frequently find a broken home, I asked Timothy if his parents are divorced. "No," he said. "They were separated for a time, but they are back to- AMUSEMENTS Superior!" KEVIN THOMAS A Times gether now, and the marriage is stronger than ever. He is a painter, and she is a teacher." With Timothy was his wife, Alicia.

They have been married for four months, and she was with him when he did the film in Czechslovakia. The people there, she said, are very guarded, seldom smile and will not engage in conversation with outsiders. It also was difficult, she said, to find living quarters. "They are just not prepared to handle tourists, and when we finally found an apartment, a tiny one, it cost us $1,000 a week." 0 SPEAKING OF DOWNERS, we are being inundated with them on the screen, the latest, "Le Secret," a French film in which Jean-Louis Trin-tinant is pursued by government agents after he escapes the men who are torturing him. We eventually learn, after much dawdling, that he was being held prisoner by government agents because he has accidentally learned of something in which they are involved.

It is apparent from the start that we are never going to know what this information is, but this is one of the least annoying things about the film. When the prisoner escapes, he is befriended by a writer and his wife who live in an abandoned castle. They are nice, pleasant people, but the film goes nowhere until all three leave the place, and then you wonder why the woman has to go along since she is certain the escapee is insane. "Le Secret" has the kind of plot that doesn't stand up to close inspection. Like a Hitchcock movie, it is alive with red herring and short on logic.

This, of course, is excusable, AMUSEMENTS EXCLUSIVE! -JUDY STONE San Franasco Chronicle "Searing!" FRANCIS HERRIDGE New VBr Post Sill Washington. 7.30 P.M. through November 30. "Enemy of the People" Arena Stage. 8 P.M.

through November 29. "Your Arm's Too Short To Box With God" Ford's Theater, Washingon. Musical by Vinnette Carroll. Rousing gospel celebration of Christ's life and resurrection told in song, story and dance. Through November.

Call for curtain times. DINNER THEATER "The Drunkard" Min-nick's Dinner Theater, 7100 Sollars Point road. Comedy with music starring Peg Kern and Al Strappeli. 10 P.M. showtime every Saturday.

"Relatively Speaking" Professional) Limestone Valley Dinner Theater, Cock-eysville. Comedy by Alan Ayckbourn. Directed by and starring Robert Minford. 8.30 P.M. through November.

Call for Sunday matinee time. "Move Over Mrs. Mark-ham" (Professional) Garland Dinner Theater, Columbia. Comedy by Ray Cooney and John Chapman featuring Carole Dorsey, Bryon Predika and Nancy Kreps. 8.30 P.M.

today through January 11. Brae Musical Dinner Theater, Route 29 at Blackburn road, Burtons-ville. Musical satire based on the time America declared her independence from England. Phone 1-384-5800 for dates and time. "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" Colony 7 Dinner Theater, Colony 7 Motor Inn, Balti-more-Washington parkway.

AMUSEMENTS DWDGRUSINMitonNOti c.Krrn.ir dtLORENZO SEMPLE. JR SCMNFIOER am, etio dt SYDNEY POLLACK mm Hollywood (NANA) Tony Orlando and Freddie Prinze want to become the Puerto Rican Hope and Crosby. The two have formed a production company for films. Tony, "the first thing we will do is 'Road to Puerto Rico' and we James Bacon should release it at the end of 'Road to Tomorrow, the new Bing and Bob movie." CBS-TV just picked up Tony Orlando and Dawn's variety show for another 11 weeks. Rex Harrison leaves one Riviera for another.

The dashing a familiar sight at Portofino and the French Riviera, just leased a sumptious two-bedroom apartment at Promontory Point, a new Mediterranean-styled complex at Newport Beach. Rex says the local scene is going to see more of him now that he has found a home away from home. Deborah Raffin, a 22-year- AMUSEMENTS Anthony Newley stops the once again with and laughter. it's something to shout about, and fall in love with too! nr. IsAvco Embassy Pictures HELD OVER JUMPERS CINEMA Ritchu Hwy at Jumpers Hole -vsongs if 4rT4H, issa A RUN-AWAY ROLLER COASTER RIDE OF VIOLENCE, SUSPENSE AND NON-STOP ACTION! "A THRILLER IN THE HITCHCOCK MOLD!" Bernard Drew, Gannett Newspapers TIMOTHY BOTTOMS The risk was known old beauty, has the final word on her famous feud with Kirk Douglas in "Once is Not Enough." "There never was a time when I did not speak to Mr.

Douglas on the set. He was rather a hard person to work with because he never looked into your eyes but the only time we really had a problem was when he wanted me to do a scene in the nude. "I initially turned down the picture because of nudity which I personally don't believe in for myself. Kirk, on the set, just started shouting, 'What's wrong? Why shouldn't you do a nude He generally tried to embarrass me before the crew. "The producer and director said nothing.

They didn't want to get involved. I just walked back to my dressng room. That was the end of the situation." Phyllis Diller is doing a pilot for a circus spectacular. It's different because this the lion puts his head into Phyllis' mouth. Anne Gaybis, the singer-actress, has been dating Mike Silverman, the Beverly Hills AMUSEMENTS A Muncal Adaptation of Chart Dickens' Ttw Old runostt Shop' a Reader Digest Release in color TOWSON York Rd.

at Hutzlers 823-2436 WESTVIEW 6000 Baltimore Ntl Pike Beltway Ext IS West 747 664 QS2.E CCC3V A Warner Communications Company REISTERSTOWN PLAZA RtttfBtown Pioio Shp Ctr. SPECIAL PERFORMANCES "Verna Day Showcase" Arena Players, Community College of Baltimore. An evening of "diversified entertainment" by the "toastmistress of the world." 7.30 E-Ivt Saturday. "The Wizard oQ3i-Bal-timore Actors -Theater, Goucher College. MuMeal production of the famoul children's classic.

Directed and choreographed by Helen Gri-gal. 2 P.M. tomorrow and special performances Friday at 1 and 5 P.M. Comic Classic The Pratt Library, has a special treat for- Laurel and Hardy fans. At 2 P.M., Saturday, November 29, the central Pratt Library at 400 Cathedral street will present "Swiss feature-length come dy released in 1938.

Produced by Hal Roach, the film also stars character actor Eric Blore. Admission is free. AMUSEMENTS Movies PERRING PLA CIN ll-Towson-Hldlng Place 1.30, 4.15, 7, 9.45 PIKES-1001 Reisterstown Rd. Lies My Father Told Me (PG) PLAYHOUSE Che rles A 25th Sts. Le Secret (PG) 8.

10 P.M. PLAYHOUSE Anna polls. A Boy His Dog (R) PLAZA Lexington Times (PG) PLAZA I Annapolis -Old Dracula (PG) PLAZA ll-Annapolii-Mahosany (PG) RANDALLSTOWN PLAZA Liberty Rd. Dog Day Afternoon (R) 5J5, 7.45, 10 REISTERSTOWN ROAD PLAZA Left Do It Again (PG) 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 RITCHIE CIN. I New Ord.

Rd. -Roos ter Cogburn (PG) 7.55, 10 RITCHIE CIN. Il-New Ord. Rd. Hid ing Place (PG) 7, 9.45 RITCHIE CIN.

Ill New Ord. Rd. Woody Allen Triple Featrure (R) ROTUNDA CINEMA I Apprenticeship of Duddv Kraviti (PG) ROTUNDA CINEMA II Conduct Unbe coming (PG) 1.15, 3.15. 5.15, 7.1S, 9.15 SECURITY SQ. CIN.

I-Treasure Is. (G) 1, 4, 7, 8.15 SECURITY SQ. CIN. Il-Human Factor (R 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, 7.30, 9.30 SENATOR-5904 York Rd. Dog Day Afternoon (R) 1, 3.10, 5.20, 7 30, 9.40 SOUIRE Aberdeen Intimate Teenagers (X) Also 2nd Film STRAND Dundalk Rooster Cogburn (PG) 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, 7.30, 9.30 TIMONIUM CIN.

I York Rd. Old Dra cula (PG) 7.55, 10 TIMONIUM CIN. Il-York Rd. -Wlnter hawk (PG) 7.45, 9.45 TIVOLI Frederick-Giant Spider Invasion (PG) 7.30. 9.30 TOWER 2 Charles Slant Solder Invasion (PG) 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, ,7.30, 9.30 TOWN 311 W.

Faverte-Mean Johnny Barrows (R) TOWSON-York Rd. Mr. (G) 2, 4, 6, 8. 10 VALLEY MALL l-Hagerstown-Wlnter- hawk (PG) VALLEY MALL ll-Hagorstown-Hearts of the West (PG) VALLEY MALL III Hagerstown- Treasure Is. (G) Also 2nd Film VILLAGE Reisterstown Treasure Is land (G) Also 2nd Film WESTVIEW 1-3 Days of The Condor (R 2, 4, e.

8, 10 WESTVIEW CIN. 11-6023 Balto. Nat'l Pike-Mr Qullo (G) 2, 4, 4, 8. 10 WESTVIEW CIN. Ill-CorlduW Unbecom ing (PG) 5.45, 7.45, 9.45 WESTVIEW CIN.

IV-Hldlng Place (PG) 1.45, 4.20, 7, 9.45 WESTWAY-Cotonsvllle-Hearts of the West (PG) 6, 8, 10 YORK RD. CINEMA 6378 York Rd. 3 Days of The Condor (R) DRIVE-INS -BELAIR-Churchvllle 3 Features (R) BENGIES-3417 Eastern Ave. -3 Features (X) CARLINS Park Circle Coo ley High (PG) Also 2nd Film EDMONOSON-6000 Balto. Nafl Pike Giant Spider Invasion (PG) ELK RIDGE 6200 Wesh.

Blvd. -3 Features (X) FREDERICK Frederick 3 Features (X) GOV. RITCHIE Glen Burnle-Glarfl Spi der Invasion (PG) Cremetors PG) MONOCACY Tenevtown Fanny Hill Meets or Erollce (X) 8, 2nd Film NORTH POINT-North Point Spider Invasion (PG) Cremators PULASKl-Pulaskl Hwy. Hearts of the West (PG) SHORE Pasadena Giant Spider Invasion (PG) 8. 2nd Film SUPER 170-Odonton-Hard Times (PG) Breakout (PG) TIMONIUM-Timenlum Her Times (PG) Stepford Wives VALLEY-Reisterstown A VaUev Rds.

Hearts ot the West (PG)- EASTERN SI- MOVIE CALENDAR AVALON-Easton Giant Spider Invasion' (PG) BOULEVARD Salisbury Winterhewk (PG) 7 19 P.M. BOWL DRIVE IN-Sallsburv -Closed. Reopen Frl. DORSET Cambridge Giant Spider Invasion (PG) 7 8. 9 P.M.

NEW Leonardtown, Md. Once Is Not Enough 235 DRIVE IN-Callfornla. Md. -Flesh Gordon (R) Groove Tube (R) (G) Sugoeeted for oewel (PG) AH egee admitted (parental guidance euo-eestedl. (R) Restricted Persona under 18 not edmitted, unleee accompanied by parent or edutt guardion.

(X) Peraona under 18 not edmitted. This ege reetrtction may be higher certain area. Check theater or Musical about the ups and downs of business administration. The play stars Sharman Harper and Frank Anzalone. 8.30 P.M.

through November 30. "Meanwhile Back On The Counch" Oregon Ridge Dinner Theater, Cockeysville. Comedy by Jack Sharkey. The plot concerns a psychiatrist who is having troubles with his expensive girl friend. Featured are John Bartholomew, Earle Edgerton and Joyce Flick.

8.30 P.M through January 11. LITTLE THEATER "The Sunshine Boys" The Spotlighters, 817 St. Paul street. Comedy by Neil Simon. Directed by Wolfe Kaminetz featuring Harris Berman and Mort Lubitz.

8.30 P.M. Friday, Saturday and Sunday "Tomorrow The World" The Vagabonds, 808 South Broadway (Fells Point). Intense drama by Gow and d'Usseau, directed by J. Fred Johnson. 8.30 P.M.

Friday and Saturday, 2 P.M. Sunday. COLLEGE THEATER "Witness For The Prosecution" Hartke Theater, Catholic University. Suspense thriller by Agatha Christie. 8 P.M.

through December 7. AMUSEMENTS Today's AERO Middle- River Appla Dumpling Gang (G) APEX 110 S. Broadway Life S. Times of Xavlera Hollander, Mini Skirt Love (X) APOLLO-1500 Harford Ave. Giant Spider Invasion Cremators (PG) ARCADE 5434 Harford Rd.

Giant Spider Invasion (PG) BELAIR Bel Air-Treasure Island (G) Also 2nd Film BOULEVARD-330? Greenmount Ave. Giant Spider Invasion (PG) BROADWAY 509 S. Broadway Hard Times (PG) Breakout (PG) CAMPUS HILLS CINEMA I -Bel Air Old Dracula (PG) 6, 7.40, 9.45 CAMPUS HILLS CINEMA ll-Bel Air Hard Times (PG) 6, 7.40, 9.45 CARLTON-1201 Dundalk Ave. -Ok) Dracula (PG) CARROLL-Westmlnster Aloha Bobby Rose (PG) 7 9 PJA. CAR ROLLWOOD I Middle River Once Is Not Enough (R) CAR ROLLWOOD II Middle River Giant Spider Invasion (PG) CHARLES-1711 N.

Charles Dracula (PG) 2, 4, 10 CHURCH LANE CINEMA-Cockevsvllle Apple Dumpling Gang (G) Also 2nd Film CINEMA l-York A Ridgely Rds. -Everything You Wanted To Know About Sex (R) CINEMA ll-Yerk Ridgely Rds. -The Heroes (PG) CIRCLE Annapolis Let's Do It Again (PG) CLUSTER-303 S. Broadway-Giant Spider Invasion Cremators COLUMBIA CIN. I Columbia Woody Allen Triple Feature (R) COLUMBIA CIN.

Il-Colombla-Wlnter-hawk (PG) 7.30, 9.20 EARLE 4S47 Belalr Rd. Playpen (X) Oliver Nibble (X) EASTPORT CIN. I-Annapapolls-Wln-terhawk (PG) EASTPORT CIN. Il-Annapolls-Amerl-can Graffiti! (PG) EDGEWATER CINEMA l-Edgewood Giant Spider Invasion (PG) EDGEWATER CINEMA ll-Edgewood Wind the Lion (PG) GLEN BURNIE MALL Glen Burnle Wlnterhawk (PG) GRAND-SOT S. Conkling Spider Invasion (PG) HAGERSTOWN CINEMA l-Hagerstown Rooster Cogburn (PG) HAGERSTOWN CINEMA ll-Hagers- town Hard Times (PG) HARFORD MALL CIN.

I -Bel Air Giant Solder Invasion (PG) HARFORD MALL CINEMA ll-Bel Air Hard Times (PG) HARUNDALE CIN l-Harundale Mall Conduct Unbecoming HARUNDALE CIN ll Harundale Mall 2001: Space Odvssey HILLEND ALE 1045 Taylor Ave. -Rooster Cogburn (PG) 2, 4, 10 HIPPODROME-12 N. Eutaw St. -Left Do It Again (PG) HIWAY-ESSEX-Whlte Line Fever (PG) HOLIDAY-Frederlck, Md. Wlnterhawk 7.30 9.30 HOLLYWOOD Arbutus Old Dracula (PG) 7 9 P.M.

HOWARD-111 N. Howard St. -Call The atre JOPPATOWNE-1024 Joppa Farm Rd. Return of the Pink Panther (PG) JUMPERS MALL l-Rltchle Hwy. -Mr Qullp (G) 1, 3.10, 5.20, 7.30.

9.40 JUMPERS MALL ll-Ritchle Hwy. Dog Day Afternoon (R) JUMPERS MALL lll-Rltchle Hwy. Old Dracula (PG) LIBERTY l-Llbertv Old Court-Winter hawk (PG) 1.45, 3.45, 5.45, 7.45, 9.45 LIBERTY ll-Llbertv It Old Court-Old Dracula (PG) 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, 7.30, 9.30 MAYFAIR 1-524 N. Howard St. -Mr Shatter (R) Also 2nd Feature MAYFAIR 11-525 N.

Howard St. -Hu man Factor (R) MET North Penna. Giant Spider In vasion (PG) Cremators (PG) MINI-FLICK l-Plkesvllle Woody Allen Triple Feature (R) MINI-FLICK 2-Pikes vine-Daughter, Daughter NEW 202 Park Ave. Mahogany (PG) NEW CARVER-1429 Penna. Ave.

-3 Pictures Mon. NORTH AVE. CINEMA North Ave. The Devil In Velvet (X) NORTH PT. PLAZA-Norttl Pt.

Blvd Treasure Island (G) Also 2nd Film NORTHWAY-4701 Harford Rd. -Below the Belt (X) Exotic Dreams of Casanova (X) PALACE-Frestbura-Old Dracula (PG) 79 P.M. PAR AMOUNT 4450 Belalr Rd. -Hearts of the west PARK Lexington Park-Mandlngo (R) PATAPSCO-403 Pateoice-Herd Times (PG) A Man Called Horse (PG) PATTERSON 1-1134 Eastern Ave. Dog Dev Afternoon 2.20, 4.45, 7.15, 9.45 PATTERSON 11-113 Eastern Ave.

Wlnterhawk (PG) PERRING PLA CIN l-Tewsen -Trees ore Is. (G) I Dr. Svn HIS CIA CODE NAME IS CONDOR. IN THE NEXT SEVENTY-TWO HOURS ALMOST EVERYONE HE TRUSTS WILLTRYTOKILL HIM. "A taut film nightmare'-' I JACQUliWC STOMAS JEAN-LOUIS TR1NT1GNAMT MARLENE JOBERT PHILIPPE NOIRET tlllWB BOB, P' I NRK The Playhouse OF CHARLES VILLAGE 25th at Charles -X35-040 0 I THOUSANDS OF BALTIMOREANS HAVE DONE IT OVER AND OVER AGAINI WHY DON'T YOU ENJOY IT TOO! dinrniG J.

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