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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IS, 1963 4 Section 2 MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN Looking at Hollywood- Annette Funicello Is a Dream at Wedding Planning of Your Day Helps Relieve Tension THE MOST BY HEDDA HOPPER rv BY ARLENE DAHL OF THEM ALL! When you find yourself get- EAR ARLENE: At the end of the day I'm so tired I can't eniov mv HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 12 Remember that lovely song, "Did You Ever See a Dream Walking?" Well, I did. She was Annette Funicello." The reception following her wedding to Jack Gilardi was right out of Disneyland. I first met Annette when she was 12. Her mother brought her into my office with a Mouseketeer hat Her career has risen steadily.

Every teen-age girl has her records. They sell like 7 dinner or evening. Worse, I've Set yours" der controL If you are alone, this "head nofaced that I'm developing m. head for. Jfrown lines, sallow skin, a taut ward to chest rotate -unpleasant voice, and nervous jead to side, the back, the other mannerisms.

Tho I get side, and front again. Repeat plenty of sleep at night, I can't rotating in the other direction, seem to cope with the pressures A 20 minute rest is a luxury of the day without getting tense worth planning, if at all pos-and cross. My family would ap- sible. Even a busy mother predate it if you can help me! should try to take a short nap. Mrs.

D. Williams while her children are napping 1 1 if Stewart, Brian Keith, and Maureen O'Hara. Jean Simmons returns to work in "Buddwing," a psychological thriller at Metro. It's about a man sitting on a park bench who can't remember who herwas. A succession of women Jean's one bring him back to the beginning of bis life.

Second generation blockbusters: Jack Jones -will be backed by Peter Duchin when he opens at the Grove in June. This will be Peter's debut here. I wish handsome John Van Dreel-man would stop playing sadistic nazi devils and tackle a Iqver role. He was great in "The Lost Battle" with Richard Basehart John was the one lost. BEFORE EDWARD EVERETT HORTON takes off touring in.

"The Amorous Flea" musical version of "School for Wives" he made his first western, a TV pilot called The Scourge of the West He was a medicine man to a friendly Indian tribe in Oklahoma. John Ireland bought "The Life and Death of Johnny Ringo," a novel by Ray Hog an, and makes it in May with Nick Ray directing. John stopped off in London to sweet talk Honor Blackman, of "Goldfinger" into co-starring. She said she'd let him know. mt If pmm- 4 INCREDIBLE I IXY 1 inn nnimrnv Annette Funicello Jean 4th WEEK for the ALL-TIME GREATEST RECORD-BREAKING ATTRACTION IN CHICAGO MOTION PICTURE HISTORY! I MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN HUSmSSlt) TOUT (miotic Open 9:00 A.M.

Last Feature 10:00 P.M. TECHNICOLOR i Ml. I L.iiiirtaijfcj''"' 'r Irn11 1 MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN Uttltf IEXBT UBREI UU. wnnn fanm eiciii nm WCC3 FONDA EACALL FERRER NOW I PirfonaaiKM Lot Future StsrU JS ZZZZZZT" M-6-M mm MARTIN RAKSOHOFfS PRODUCTION JIIUC Douglas Jgfag. -ZjTIaitmsneyg, hM ni-H- -Hf-r'i -tff 1r i If! i JUUE ANDREWS DICK VAN DYKE TECHMCOLOR' STEREOPHONIC SOUND EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT COPIAH FLEMING'S hamburgers.

Her "Beach Party" pictures doubled her salary. She still has a contract with Disney, but assured me she wants nine children. She's going to be busy. Four hundred came to the party. A friend brought her 3-year-old son from Athens.

The bridegroom's parents came in from Chicago. I SAT WITH DISNEY'S CREW. Harry Tytle, co-producer with Walt for 30 years, told me they met playing polo years ago at the Riviera club with Will Rogers. Bill Walsh, top comedy writer-producer, did "Mary Poppins." Bill Anderson, vice told me "Shaggy Dog" made more money in America than any other Disney except "Poppins." Bob Sherman and his brother wrote the music for "Poppins." They came into the organization after they wrote Annette's first song, hit, "Tall Paul." When I was dancing with Bob, he asked, "Whatever happened to those old songs like 'Cheek to 'Cuddle Up a Little and 'Hold Me'?" I said: "You know what happened dancers don't touch each other any more. Why jdon't you do a satire on them?" ELIZABETH ASHLEY won't be flying off to get a Mexican divorce.

"I'm going to file right here in California," she told me. "I understand those south of the border divorces are a little tricky. I want this marriage to George Peppard to last, and this way will make both of us happier." Both she and George have picture commitments after "Third Day" at Warner's. Hers is "Voice in the Wind" with Sidney Poi-tier. Vera Miles, once under contract to Alfred Hitchcock, returns to the master to play a silent film star in one of the stories since "Psycho." She had to cancel her trip to Atlanta for the premiere of "The Calloways." SINCE FREDDIE BRISSON'S "Alfie" closed on Broadway, Hayley Mills' sister, Juliet, comes here for her first American picture, "The Rare Breed," with Jimmy AznzixicznszaTisz 'ittmfcM LI I La'J TECKulCOLOR' HONOR BLACKMAN mm a UNITED ARTISTS 8:30 a.m.

Last Feature 10:10 p.m. SOUTHWEST i or i-5 a BEACH "Tut HORROR WflrfaXMm, MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN NV "Father OPEN 8:45 a.m. MIDNITE SHOW I Every Nile A 1 I "MY UNQUALIFIED RECOMMENDATIONS" JTIf "Saa Kittan ting tense, take a few minutes i 1 1 al jt out to reiax, Dreame oeepiy, or at scnooir Tne career gin will find that if she will lie down for a few during her lunch hour most office buildings have a lounge where this is possible, even without the afternoon will go more Inhale Slowly While you rest, try this relaxing exercise, first recommended to me by Mary Martin, a student of Yoga. Lie on your back and inhale slowly thru phragm. This means that your midriff, not your chest, will rise when you take in air, fall when you let it out When you have inhaled to the maximum, hold the breath a few seconds before releasing it Exhale slowly and steadily thru the teeth, making a hissing sound.

The hissing sound should come out as smoothly as air from a punc- tured tire, or you aren't doing il correctly. Rest for a count of fae ex ercise. Your mental attitude, of course, is the key. While rest- ing, clear your mind of any- thing unpleasant or pressing, Train your thoughts on some- thing peaceful and pleasant Both tension and relaxation are a matter of attitude and habit It's up to you to choose. and at the turn of the century: the Pinky," built in the 19th cen- ttirv- th "WaichJnonn licert in the Battle of Lake' Cham- f'i toAe S(ner "Sna'' bt by Amencan Zionists and JaU? f.

conjectured model of an Eng- Jf warship commanded by "f5 m.battl Wltn the Spanish Armada, and 7 seen me collection can De seen 9 m- 7 P' fon' aJLS gL? 9 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. Saturdays.

MOTION. PICTURES NORTH "'A I tsr's go Tvcevtymr WILD COMEDY 'LET'S TALK AdOUTWOMEN" mtthe PLATBOf Theater. Op 1:30 Lut 2 FmU. im MATINEE DAILY 1 Broadway.Laril Stxridaa-Onoa Clark Oivaraay Ann-Marqret as the Termentirq "KITTEN WITH A WHIP" plus ANNETTE IN "PAJAMA PARTY" I Bradway-Lawranca: Oaeit 1 i. bst reaii.

MATINEE DAILY! 'A SHOT IN THE DARK" Plus "WHERE LOVE HAS GONE" I Wattar A Daraii; Oaan I Last 2 paata MATINEE DAILY! WHlRb tOVE HAS GONE" Plus "BEHOLD A PALC HORSE" I Yob bare sever se it before! Stplia Itrttfle Loren Mastroianni Marriage Italian Stjls Park 33 E. Cadar 4 Hrs. nrunu 8223 N. Bo Patar Saltan UCIUIl At 8:30. 820.

18:10 "A SHOT IN THE DARK" ADELPHI 7078 Nartk Clark RO 4-3636 DEBBIE REYNOLDS 'Unsiokable Molly Brown At 0-7 30-1 8:88 400 'NIGHT of the IGUANA' 8748 N. Sheridan "WOMAN OF STRAW SfiEAIC PREVIEW! BROADWAY'S GREAT C0MEDYI "LUCK ef GINGER COFFEY" Diane Cilnte "Rattle a a Simple Mae" Ginaer- rmcmn "Siteak- (30 an 16:08 1:30 THE ULTIMATE IN WEIRD LOVE! AN EXCURSION OP EXOTICISMI "THE DOLL" ADULTS ONLY TAWII ARMITASE et 2808) N. CLARK If ti TONIGHT HOWARD RO 4-0808 'GOLDFINGER" Sean Ceaeerv 'WOMAN Or STRAW" IIViAN OF i "MARHI BALMORAL "UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN" CUPinC EeeJesed Parkin 38 Cants! LIVeiinUnC 3l73Bdway. At 828 Elka SemaMM- "WHY BOTHER TO KNOCK" Bette Davis "Where Leva Has Gone" music box "UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN" NEWBERRY "A Heeas Net a Heme" "Fete Is the Oteeter" flRP tar" "OF HUMAN BONDAGE" ULUfiCasrtfe TOUNB LOVERS' 48. Alk i ff lTME Color Adults Only (mm E.

Cedar 4 Hn. 50c 8 Simmons Elizabeth Ashley MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN 531 'TaTI Goose" TECHNICOLOR AUntYersal Release MAE TINEE Sue-Times mmmmmmmmglm' i Last 2 Days! NAKED IAS V6AS OPEN "For Levers ana Others" I 8:30 AJW. I ELKE S0MMER At Her Friskiest! WORLD tO S. MICHIGAN OPCN 11 A.M. NORTH SHOWING jvBW(Rfv5l Hedwcers 7A NORTHWEST II fffrfr faJnicello "PAJAMA PARTY" Ana-Marirat KITTEN WITH A WHIP' PATIO- 6008 Irvini Park 'UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN" Phis "THE BIG PARADE OF COMEDY" COMMODOREoirrdHs Uasinkakle Molly Brewa' 'I'd Rather Be Dich' I3UTUP Jerry Lewis "Disorderly Orderly' initial Elvis Presley "Jailheusa Reck" Bill CnOn "Unslnkable Molly Brawn" at illlLrUnU 3:45 "Dioereerly Orderly" 85 i I 4.

1 yr I 'Mil I ill 1 Dear Mrs. Williams: In this Hay of fast pace and high press- ouic living, iciiaiuu occiua iua '4 Arlene Dahl cvitable. But no woman who wants her share of beauty can afford to let this intangible cnemy get the best of her. Plan Your Day Organize your life so that your daily schedule allows you to get from one appointment to the next without rushing. If this means that you must get up a little earlier in the morn- ing to prepare yourself and plan your day, it's worth it A planned day that goes smooth- ly seems shorter.

Society Sets Model Ship Exhibit in Library Corridor Members of the Nautical Re- search and Model Ship society have put together an exhibit of models of many different kinds of marine craft which is on dis- play in the exhibit corridor of the Chicago public library thru January. The society which was originally formed in 1928 is made up of men who crewed the old windjammers, yachts- men, historians and model makers, both amateur and pro- fessional. Among the models on display is a "Bluenose" schooner, a type of fishing and racing boat which was popular in Canada AMUSEMENTS I MAT. TODAY 2 P.M. -IIGHTLY "FULL OF DELIGHTS" DfTfMER.

American SEATS AVAILABLE DAVID MERRICK end DONALD ALBERY present i Musical Smash Hit! UOm BARFS OLIVER! ttarring Judy Bruce Robin Ramsay Kw. (Moo. thro Thnr.t 5.s. .1.5. ixi.

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Today 2 vVldov SEATS AVAILABLE ALL PERFORMANCES Box Otfie Opm 10 A.M. to P.M. H.Y. Poet THF SEATS AVAILABLE ALL 1 P.M. MATS.

2 JAN. SOTH BOX OFFICE OPEN It A.M. TO P.M. I 1 TONIGHT AT :00 ft 9:00 P.M. LOYeisa Lenep, wopd.

A hAiAitinr MEM MiCAi. CQtttOI 3re HIT MONTH Nkjtrtfy except Moedoy plat P.M. Cocktail Shows Wed. A Sen. N.

Rusn. All Beets neeervee. GOOD5IAX THEATRE E. Monroe St. CE t-2337 "THE PLAY NS IMPRESSIVE" DETTMER.

American "THE BALLAD OF THE SAD CAFE" Storr nej CMAID. DAVIS OJIRMTLV EXCEPT MONDAY TICKETS: S3.5B. 3.00 Kr'H Mtrice.Munsel TMerttr 1 1 iht 1 I I Open 9:00 A.M. Last Feature 10:00 P.M. SEATS NOW AVAILABLE ALL PERFORMANCES 2.50.

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Thurs. 2.00. 3.00 MATINEES: Sun. 2 P.M. EVENINGS: Mon.

thru Thurs. P.M.; Fri. 8:30 P.M.: 7:30 P.M. PALACE THEATRE Randolph at La Salle RA 6-5400 Qr'mTaf OPEN 00 A.M. Last feat.

10:25 P.M. DEAN MARTIN KIM NQVAX RAY WALSTCN fvmsttt for Adults 17 Years of Age or Over! NORTHWEST 5218 W. Lawranaa 2135 Milwaukee Opel 1:30 Matinee Daily! Open 1:30 P.M. La it Shoe 8:05 p.m. Matinee Daily Ann-Marqret "KITTEN WITH A WHIP" plus "Annette" "PAJAMA PARTY" 4050 Milwaukee Ave.

1:45 em. Mat. Dailv! Last Shew 8:00 Peter. Sellers "SHOT IN THE DARK' pius "WHERE LOVE HAS GONE" 4 mill. I.M.U.I." 5635 W.

Belmont 0n 1 mBanaaaBaaanaBaanaBBP' Last Shew 8:40 a.m. Jerry Lewis DISORDERLY ORDERLY" A Walt Disney's "EMIL A DETECTIVES" CESIB 4743 W. Belmont Ave. Opee 6:30 P.m. Last 2 Features 1:35 p.m.

FOR PERSONS 17 YEARS OLD' OYER! KIM NOVAK "OF HUMAN BONDAGE" PLUS "A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME" ma Aaaak FINAL WEEK Eitlusive Emaiement EXCELLENT FAMILY PROGRAMl SffiD MQ HO FlOWZS "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" Lewis Flewers 0 WEST 5814 W. Madisee; Op. 1:30 Last 2 Feats. MATINEE DAILY! KITTEN WITH A WHIP" plus ANNETTE IN "PAJAMA PARTY" 3535 W. Roosevelt Dears Open 1 :30 MATINEE DAILY! KiTifcH WITH A WHIP" plus "WHERE LOVE HAS GONE" IMDCRIAI 2329 Mad.

Cavalry Command' liYirCnlAL. "Ballad at a Ganfifhter" SUSAN HAYWARD BETTE DAVIS "WHERE LOVE HAS GONE" BYRD 'SEND ME NO FLOWERS' mllZ. 'Unsinkabla Molly Brown' MARSHALL SQ. 'Pajama Party "KITTEN WITH A WHIP" CTRD A CARTER Op. 8 A.M.

TOYS IN aiMf! Madiaen-Halsted THE ATTIC 'Baa1 so ef Marshal Brennaa' 'Wackiest Ship In Army' 4 STAR I. Kitten With a Whip" 2. "Bedtime Story" 3. "McHale's Navy" SOUTH JOHN WAYNE in "HOW THE WEST WAS WON" U.M:.virn 853 E. 63rd Street Doors Opee I MATINEE DAILY! "KiTTEN WITH A WHIP" pies Bette Davis 'Where Love Has Gone' PUCI TCU 78tfc A Exehante- ES 3-3042 bnCLICn Park FREE! Walt Disney "Emil and tha Detectives" ths ALBERT BROCCOLI HARRY SALTZMAN 2S 6ERTFR0BE Open SOUTH 95-AiiliBd BE 3-2800 Ampla FREE PARKING tXCLUSIVE southwest; Doris Day Rock Hudson "SEND ME NO FLOWERS" Color! et 2:10.

4:10, 4:10. 8:10. 10:10 ntt-Jeffery HY 3-3333 Exclusive Swthaast! "SEND ME NO FLOWERS" Colorl et 3:30. 4:45. 10:10 VAJAMA PARY" Color! et 2:00.

5:10. 8:35 7lt-Paxtae HY 3-1 121 OPEN tat P.M. 1st Run Chicaae Adult Fart Debbie Reynolds Tony Curt.s "GOODBYE CHARLIE" Colorl at 2:00. 5:00, 7:30, 10:00 UnDMII 45 W. 119th St.

Oat P.M. nUiiiilHL. FREE Parkins! Techniealar! At 8:25 Only! JERRY LEWIS a. the "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" At 8:43 and 10:10 WALT DISNEY'S "EM1L THE DETECTIVES' ENGLEVV00D 'W "PAJAMA PARTY" "KITTEN WITH A WHIP" Aaa-Marfret SUBURBAN -NORTHWEST- i 04IM Oa Ann Kitten MARGRET Whip I Ktrk D0UCIAS FOR 10VE MfTZi gaynor er MONEY euxibc -cm auiiu CIIUCCT DRIVE Teuhy A McCermiek OUliibl IN In-Car Heaters! Tammy KIRK "PAJAMA PARTY" Plus Tees. Weld 'SEX KITTENS 60 ta COLLEGE nRCIC OR.

Elm hunt Hitaina-Teuhy UAOlO IN ELECTRIC IN-CAR enter. I Tommy Kirk "PAJAMA PARTY" Color "SEX KITTENS GO TO COLLEGE" OAK BROOK Oa. 1:30 Feat. 20 MATINEE DAILY LAST 2 DAYS1 DORIS DAY ROCK HUDSON "SEND ME NO FLOWERS" -WEST tona debbl oat eurlis i reynotda boon Color -OAK PARK- ftobbw REYNOLDS Akv- I FUNICiUO Ten CURT GoOOtTYO "TWhip' PARTY BBaaaairAaK MHaaaama rAM MBfl LA Feature at "Kittaa" 75-180 35-5 45-7 0 -fiO "Pajama" CICERO OLYMPIC "A Shot in the Dark" 6.38 w. sphere Love Has Gone" -BERWTN- 6404 W.

Cermak Op. Last I reats. M. Mat. Dailv! Ann-Mararet KiTTEN WITH A WHIP" Plus In Colorl "PAJAMA PARTY DIT7 6341 Raeeavett ST 8-4660 Op.

IM p. 5. is Molly Brawn" 6:1 "EMIL A DETECTIVES" 8:20 LA GRANGE 4 Oaea l5 Last 2 Feats. 6 i Matmea Daily! Raeemmeaded far Adults aad Mature Yevnf People 1 Ann-Marajret "KITTEN WITH A WHIP" Pius In Color! "PAJAMA PARTY" -XXMWOOD PARK- EST. Oaea I it -f lowers'' 2 0-S :55 P.M.

"Party" Matinee Daily! Annette Funicello "PAJAMA PARTY" Plus DORIS DAY ROCK HUDSON "SEND ME NO FLOWERS" PARK RIDGE iDin nnuAUAM niu vunwnuo mas 50 "PAJAMA PARTY" -BLUE ISLA2VD B4K VRTf" 12952 8. Western 385-3100 AaZAlAW FREE Parkins! Opee 10 Ricbardl Boone "RIO CONCHOS" plus Eike Sonvner 'WHY BOTHER to KNOCK DOWNERS GROVE TlVni I DOOR8 OPEN 80 P.M. I IVULI XMally" "Shot" 835 "UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN" Peter Sailers "SHOT IN THE DARK" MATWOOD I infl "pee fn 'af'" LIUU "Pajama Party" Aae-Mararet "Kitten with a Whip" rRANKXIN PARK ROSE 'Molly Brown TO RATHER BE RICH" All Colorl ELT.TIIUItST- YCHK "DISORDERLY ORDERLY Pitts "SEND Mi NO FLOWERS" TPWPWT 1 1 fit ,4 I THE NEW ffffy- MODERN jgaf'iit 'j'4'fe-. i ROCKINGXl41 tltlt) CHAIR a i fix i THEATER SPEC 11 4-8240 linlMl3 FREE llmim fARKING agent 1 MATINEES EVERY WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY HOLIDAYS I wmmnKi-Kvatuiwi TODAY 2:00 8:30 P.M.. JOHN IFORDS CMiivizrjrjE AUTur.ira TICHNICOLOR" SUPER PANAYISION'TI FROM WARNER BROS.

EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT McYICKERS THEATRE Madison near State 782-8230 tony debbtr emriuireymoldsi 1ST RUN CUM 3rd BIG WEEK! OPEN 8:45 A.M. LATE SHOW Park 4 Hrs. 5c G'hd 6ar. Clark Late' NORTH EXCLUSIVE I mm iTTTi ft 1. w- CHICAGO AU TS USUVCl Alt MATS; Wl.

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all r.m. S.M si.se SI tt rsuN.BAT.attr aj. S2M Kn EVES, at M. S2.aa S2.S 11 JL S3.M UM 13 40 EXTRA SHOW SAT. A SUN.

at $49 P.M. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED NOW THE BOLDEST TACHTIX8 I (m! REVELATION Itl! I tutua mm IN ft! aBlf Ladirf Day Calt40c! WkHnlX D. Boaarda 'WIND CAN'T READ' R. Hudson "FAREWELL TO AflMS" (Tbur. 'Badlandart' A 'Spanear's Mountain') "La Traviata" A "Layers at SOUTH 79th-Stony mm "KITTEN WITH A WH "Pajama Party" A 8:30 "KITTEN WITH A WHIP' at "PAJAMA PARTY" at l'l 79th-Ahland waaMn.aaaMwe79th-Hal.tfd Glenn Ferd If IS THE HUNTER" vaal Bette Davii-Suaae Hayward RA 3-8288 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' haaajMMajawaJ Susan Haywartf-Betta Davis I -til I'jayf'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' HaaaaaavahMkal Stuart Whitman-Lauren Baeall 79th-Rhedet "SHOCK TREATMENT" "PEYTON PLACE" p'kw'y IIETUKII TO PEYTON PLACE' In I 2 PCTEESHiLKS HITS 1MI ALL RIGHT JACK 40.3:10 44 "WRONG ARM OF LAW yUM 7oay Cmrtn Dtbbm RayaoMi i -n, TT7 FMDRFCC 83rd and Haieted Open 10:30 tllirriCOO "Ballad ef a Gunftohtor" "CAVALRY COMMAND" la Color! Plus "BLUE HAWAII'' Elvis Presley I CV "62 E.

63rd Street Open 12:30 1.CA "Behold Pale Horse" Greeery Peek Pins "JOHNNY COOL" Henry SILVA BURL IVES "DAY OF THE OUTLAW" ARef 5E. 63rdSt. "BRUSHFIflE' Mil Pi "LOSS OF 3rd Feature: "Most Daatereua Man Alive" COMMERCIAL "WOMAN OF STRAW" plus 3rd Feature "SHERIFF OF FRACTURED JAW" 5th at Cieere At 6:30. 10. DO JERRY LEWIS GLENDA FARRELL "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" At 8:15 WALT DISNEY'S 'EMIL THE DETECTIVES1 BOTH FAMILY FEATURES IN COLOR Charlie Elka Semmer 'WHY BOTHER to KNOCK' 'iterrvijjTj; 83rd A Kadzie Opea 3 30 Tom.

Kirk "Palama Party" Ana-Marsret dr "KITTEN With a WHIP" l.l""vrl 63rd A Western Opee 6:00 yj I "RIO CONCHOS" Susan Hayward 4r "Where Love Has Gone" J828 'La Aaaie Girardat Bonne Soipt1 wrafc- ir. 1i teen i 6:30 Vitterie I6M Gasaann "FIASCO IN MILAN" 33jTjgjTTf PAJAMA PARTY 1.T?"; "Ktttee Witt a Whip" OMM SOOa ANN- Kitten MARGRET Whip DCUSAS FOR LOVE MTZGAYNCet or MONEY lUCiac etc suites a ATLANTIC PEOPLES 3048 W. 2th St. 1620 W. 47th Bt.

itnoiosia nararvii annette. rni i funicello "KITTEN WITH A WHIP" mAJ CTATC UStk-Miehlfa 833 and 645 "KITTEN Willi a WHIP" "PAJAMA PARTY" Only! DRflflVA S5tk and Hasted Streets tlAiilUV A "A SHOT IN THE DA4tK" Pies "PAJAMA PARTY" Aaaatte P-aar H3 V.fMrirT ft.Mit.a,-.,a.-.J "Lave" txj "Why PoShar- SS I I isisii i i -i i i -y 1.. -c Art 5 "PAJAMA" 75. 1028 "KITTEN" 8:50 SUBURBAN. -EVANSTON- as HrMfcir'sa 1710 Sherman; Open 1 .15 Last 2 Faatt.

8:10 MATINEE DAILY! KITTtrt WIJM A WHIP plus ANNETTE IN "PAJAMA PARTY" 1568 Sherman: Open 30 Lait 2 Featt. 8 :40 MATINEE DAILY Far PERSONS 17 YEARS OLD and OVER! Kim Novak "OF HUMAN BONDAGE" Pies "A House is Not A 517 Chicate Ave. Opee 6 410 Feat. 6 823 and 18:15 PETER SELLERS ELKE SOMMER "A SHOT IN THE DARK" evanstcn Hm'tt; "SOUTH PACIFIC" FRIDAY "BECKET'- Refuiar Prieas! NORTH A II Sheridan Road Wilmetta AL 1-3900 "SEND ME NO In Color! At 8:36 and 1015 "UNSINRABLE MOLLY BROWN" la Color! At 3:13 630 Vernon Gleneee VE 3-0603 ELKE SOMMER "WHY BOTHER TO KNOCK" In Color! At 6:18. 8:15 and I64M) Hock rim KM Uora Oat 1:30.

JS. 5:50. lOflO nam tree parking a matinee dally a Iff TONY CURTIS DEBBIE REYNOLDS "GOODBYE CHARLIE" At 140. 3:15. 5:36.

7:45 and 10:00 FSEE PARKING CY -4500 VE a-444; Bet a Dundee A Lake-Ceek Reaa. 7 40 A 16 0 In Color Tony Curtis. Debbie Reynold GOODBYE CHARLIE1' cyriLr if- Opea 6:38 P.M. OR 3-4714 OMIMC MIMCIHIi-RDlC WflllY CDRtfll' D. Sleynalda unuiiinnutA niws.s,i vnwnn At 7 28 and 10 P.M.

LAKE FOREST a DEERPATH "Shot in the Dark" HIGHLAND PARK- ALCYON "Pajama Party" ARLINGTON HEIGHTS ikAhSmGtotC Opee 56 P.M. BOTH COLOR! rnKPunc'i i I rooms: lew's "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" COMING Sat. A Sea. Matinee Special: 'SECRET MAGIC FOUNTAIN' MT. PROSPECT PROSPECT DES "UNSINKABLE 7:08 MOLLY BROWN" 8:18 PLAHVES riCfi Dl 1 1 'Shot ia Dark' 60.

100 UW rl. nLw 'Whv Bother ta Knock' 8:30 ADULTS EARLY Cia Till 6.36 P.m. ADMISSION PRICE Men-tbrsiFrt. HINSDALE HINSDALE Susaa Hsyward Bette Oavie 'Where Love Has Gone' 7 A 8 XVT1TATOV- WUCHTflU "A THE OARK nnCMIUil "Under the Yam Yam Tree" -LOM3ARD- ni! DART "A SMT THE BARK- A UU rAUC "FIRST MEN ia the MOON" -GXX3I ELLTN- I Patar Sallara Shot la the Bark" ULCfl "Uasiaiaela Molly aVswa at 7:1 JseaAMo u.tuuUMiAi, i flttE InTWiiiJ IWIRTTt F9DCELLB MI-UBClin l-PAJAKI PARTY" ''Tin X. JF at i PLUS 2nd iTTIT ANNE BANCROFT Jhet)VLJlKfc OAS HI AS MIC Hl AM Todoy at 1:55.

3:55. 6:00. 8:05. 10:10 BRYN fA'R Of Hem'e B'adaee' 6 40-165 'Bene Id Pa a Horse" 8:13 Then. NieM Oab: Latea Cavalle's 'Paajiaeci AlfCCinC 473 N.

Sherldaa Opea (40 LAPiCOlUC Adults Only! Jane FONDA "JOY Patar Faeda "Yeuai Levers" NORTHWEST IQ AN 'Emit A Deteetiver 'Diaerd'rly Ord'rly' 3 0-75-16 25 lnU B327 Fellertan Ave. A 7-2113 AVUfl Greek Films! APOLYTROSI PTOHIA THELEI KALOPERASI Ta si -Leve" aJO, IftOO "Joy" 3 JO 1 lr Hew Season ji 1 VavVV AA V. AA VVJI UMU YV. U7AeaW Ss, AA JPk aiA. aaa,.