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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY 28, 1965 12 Section 2 MOTION PICTURES DENNIS THE MENACE MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN Tivo Kinds of Discipline Discussed r-'rV TeZLdTCJ ax niwtiv icajuuoure tu expect ior meir wny. tie will surely need re- 'Sandpiper' Scenic, but Tasteless tOP Century Fas presents Discipline is and has always child. This will depend upon his minders along the way. Chil- been a most important aspect age, the neighborhood, and his dren often forget when they are of parent-child relationships. It present development.

excited or involved in an in- involves much more than pun- Do not expect a child to be teresting activity, ishments and rewards for vari- perfect. A group of children who Another important rart of dis- ous kinds of behavior. The are playing will not be quiet, cipline, regardless of the type, way in which parents handle They can be expected to avoid is consistency. Do not keep their children's behavior will dangerous and wild actions. If changing requirements and often affect the way in which you are having difficulty deter- standards.

This will only con- these children will act when mining a standard, listen to a fuse the child. If a change is they become adults. group of adults when they get needed, the child, should know mi 7 Thoro 9r two Tnflior kinds of logemer ior a small party or the reason discussion. discipline. The one most com- Your child needs to know that you have confidence in him.

Give him responsibility. United Press International The next step is to make sure that the child knows what is expected of him and understands monly used and understood is that kind which is required and enforced by an outside source. The teacher, principal, police i 1 PlNESTAGE. DAILY MAT. at 2 P.M.

EVES MO P.M. -SUN KITS I0W IT 101 OFFICE 01 IT MIL MAIIOtM AT' LA in 7I2-S2)t Far TUit-w laW Cell Mary kanaw 712-1710 MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN cot ta etMsf Universal City MATINEE EVERY DAY AT 2 tt tenm, vara hetrtrCl ft CSETS I PalfUK. 73 PC. MATINEE EVERY DAY at 2 P.M. I 1 torn t3q.

SEATS luW it twtwttc NOIUNIS ZJk ana. TaMj uit rnaaat taaaat eantM mm Pm. IL rm nnnci a rm Asm Dow; ni 1 SKoumt eVMAVflW'JF 6 4 I oooooooooocoooooooooooooooooooooonoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo HEY, MOM! THE TEAKETTLE WANTS YA Cf man, and parent are usually the enforcers. They obtain good and proper behavior because the children do not wish to be punished. The other major kind of discipline can be called self-discipline.

It is the type which an individual imposes upon himself. If this can be properly achieved, i is bviously the more desirable and effective. The individual who is self-disciplined does not require constant supervision. His behavior is acceptable in all situations. He tends to be a more responsible and dependable person.

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It also offers some dreadful dialog. An erring minister says to his mistress, "I've completely lost my sense of sin," whereupon the lady assures him that ft was one of the very best things he could lose. In the finale, the repentant clergyman announces his retirement as the headmaster of an expensive school for boys, and embodies the varying philosophies of both his wife and his bosomy paramour while both ladies listen with tears in their eyes. Shot in the Big Sur region, the opening scenes look like one of Disney's nature series, with sweeping waves and mountain scenery in many moods, but then things get cluttered up with people. A boy shoots a deer and his mama is hauled into court.

She's unwed, and proud of it and the judge decides that the free-wheeling Laura Reynolds and her beatnik friends are not fit company for Danny and orders him sent to a boarding school. After exchanging insults, the headmaster and the nonconformist, Laura, promptly fall in love. There are a lot of stock characters and situations; the perceptive, gentlemanly Negro who warns Laura she's heading for trouble, and the big money man who, and so help me, I quote, "had carnal knowledge" of her, and tries to donate some money to the school in a way that may be legal but is hardly ethical. Most members of the cast seem awkward and ill at ase. and with this script, who can blame them? Miss Taylor's voice is shrill and her figure top-heavy and overly exposed.

Burton's Edward Hewitt 1 u. MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN oarvaa aa aakr aa) a.ai.4 mm. 9mu.r a a at to a a SUBURBAN a'W CoauTT naaer I 1 "9 ADULTS ONLV! Extra -8 :20 p.m. Trtlll AIIT -EVANSTON- 1 I WT I Iiiii aniiM Come as early at 6:25 p.m. or as late as 8 20.

p. m. see preview and "Art of Love" 1 I auRffia I 1 1 1 11 I Hilarious Surfrisi-Frem MAJOR cwfTeH Yi Han! Qfla mi II I i lx 1710 Sharmaa Ava 7 Dally Open 1:30 Featura GREAT STARS! .11 in i vim Art nnpiiipiif Mr i 1 loo IN The lakeside Wilmette residence of Mrs. Orrin W. Clifton will be the setting of the August Tea House benefit fashion show and luncheon the North Shore Woman's auxiliary of Project Concern will give Aug.

20. Mrs. Clifton and Mrs. Robert W. MacDonald of Winnetka, are making luncheon arrangements.

Mrs. John H. Piatt of Winnetka and Mrs. Norman S. Parker of Evanston will assist as hostesses.

Colorful silk fashions from Thailand will be modeled. Mrs. Cyril N. Bell of Winnetka is in charge of reservations for the luncheon. Mrs.

Bruce K. Thomas of Glencoe is ways and means chairman for the benefit, assisted by Mrs. Clifton, as co-chairman. The auxiliary funds are used to further the work of Dr. James Wesley Turpin, a young American physician and minister, who gives medical care, food, clothing and vocational training to thousands of home wm IP iiwwvuUL IIL 1 i Time! "SNEAK nt a tr ii imnii mi umommmmmmmmma 1560 ShRrman Ava.

exclusive area engagement: i LAST 2 DAYS Open 1:15 featura Open 9 a.m. WINNER OF 3 ACADEMY AWARDS! Last "Art of Lovt" 10:20 p.m. Sm-Glrl In Ftoom 13" (Iff A VAN BUIt CP. MICHIGAN CONTINUOUS CnBnTflE GREEK 3 817 Chicago Ava. Open 6.15 Feat.

7:10 A :40 ELIZABETH TAYLOR RICHARD BURTON Cool HG Man FllMwAYS LIFE YOU HEVtt fLOr CEK IIUI ECC XT BURT V. YOU LOOK THl EVA MARE SAINT LANCASTER1 ana in Ivinitur a I Ope a.m. last Feature 10:05 p.m. IF i I WALTER SLEZAK-DICK SHAWN LARRY STORCH NiTA TAI RDT CVAMCTnil fRK FREE 1716 Central LIHIIilUII Today at 5-8 05-10 no "MIRAGE" NORTH MCTROCOLOR PANAVISIOM and and sin1 jgtaMnnSHMiaiMltllO 71 TECHNICOLOR. OToole Peter Sellers TOO MUCK WOMAN ADULTS ONLV amm WEDNESDAY Roma Schneider Sheridan Road Wilmette AL I SOHO Music Note uai nicMrvo Calcine Paula Prentiss 4 WORLD ill i 'vi jrt Open 8:45 a.m.

last Feature 10.30 p.m. ii a a i- -w. i Woody Alien -viiavjlea mm hits CONDIIlbaj, Ursula Andress TECHNICOLOR ROD SHEER I SUBURBAN llfflJ 4 rj DEAN wMl Auitoum i THE PAWNB RQKER -NORTHWEST- DOORS OPEN 1:30 P.M. i The Cleveland Orchestra will rent monaural and stereo tapes of 26 two hour concerts to radio stations next season. Planned for national distribution, the series will be drawn from all sides of the orchestra's repertory, including the summer "pops," children's programs, and the recent tour of Europe and the Soviet Union.

The orchestra's pension fund will receive the rental income. k. 4WJ11 iLL. Oafja. 11 I III II Mlill'J: 'I GLEiVCOE Open 9:15 a.m.

Last Feature 10 p.m. I JajnajiiitT mii i 1 aavrjiaiaaaaaiiiiMi HELD OVER! the SOUS oilCATIE ELDER TECKMIC0L0B' PaHAVI8IOV MARTHA HYER MICHAEL ANDERSON, JR. Vernon Glencoe VI Exeluaiv Area Emaiemantl seems slightly stupid and is badly in need of a haircut. In general, it is a tasteless offering aimed at the gullible; others may be affronted, if they are not bored stiff, as I was. if BURT LANCASTER THE TRAI at ln TRIPLE HORROR JHOW; AU.IC01.0! URSULA ANDRESS AT OTH THEATRES LOOP OPEN A.M.

ii LAST FEATURE 10:30 P.M. REX HARRISON INGRID BERGMAN SHIRLEy MacLAINE THE TEJUTJ MOST SUTTEIW tAJTI ((iSl'fM CARNEGIE niTE V. IMD01PI1 MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN OPEN I 45 A.M. WiMM RvfaSQUEarmc JED DC3TH VWCEKT PRICE LATE SHOW PARK 4 Hn. tSe RUSH AT OAK PARK 31 E.

CEDAt 4 HtS. SOe IU AU WW KtRCULES, SAMSON ULYSSES CIETMOUND 6AI The Motion Picture You'll Want to See Again and Again! 9 -STiVi- A A 1 CLAIK A KORRGR CASTHE Ee-t'n Dunde 4V Lcke-Cook i Rds. 3 Aced. Awardsl Jt 7:40 end 10:05 -CC AMTHOWQUIf i ZORSATHE QREEKrr K0WAHDV Of IN 00 film festival! .1. alk-Mdsn: CldlK fr.

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7 JO P.M. 1 79tk and STONY DOORS OPEN 1 :49 a ii EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING! WINNER OF ACADEMY AWARDS I i a hi a vxuai I tri urfrr John Wayne I 'HARM'S WAY' SOUTH NORTHWEST PALACE THEATRE Pat Neal 11 irfff: 1 CHILDREN FREE tmSifu fcT? 1 RANDOLPH AT LA SALLI iz a1 79th HALSTEO DOORS OPEN 1:30 co noiuc iu Rt. sa a T-M-JWI! Nfcl 4-5400. 5211 W. Lawrane Ave unlit, in -mirage" Burt Lancaster "THE TRAIN" Park Free Open 1:45 4 LAST DAYS: STAGE SHOW! On Screen: "BACK DOOR TO HELL" Air Conditioned! WEST- 5:50 aad CIO Mat Dally! Featura at 2:30.

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MAD. MAD, MAO WORLD" color LAKE FOREST DEERPATH "SHE" "HERCULES. SAMSON A ULYSSES" ARLINGTON HEIGHTS All NEW HERCULES, SAMSON ULYSSES I "HERCULES. SAMSON ULYSSES" ygSbfl WAYHE frrX A PATRICIA HEAL fri KIRK DOUGLAS JOHN wtlMf ANDfSS -XlC i "ZTStl Ml IF til Featura at 2415, 4:40. 7:10.

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WINNER OF-0 ACADEMY AWARDS! ANTHONY OUINN "MB. Pl-TEBS John Wayne Kirk Douflae Patricia Neal "HARM'S WAY" 7Ut-Jeffrry HY 3-3333 ANTHOfJY QUINT, Wettern 4 Devon Deora Open 1 :45 SB 'BLOOD on the ARROW JL SOUTHEAST itff ft SFF Dala Rebertssa ZOftSATHE GREEK Last 2 Feat. 8:45 Rt. S5 I Mile West of Rt. 5t PETS" S1 I I a aaw fit UKSOLA ANORtSS "SHf plui Harms' Arrow I Opea 7:30 Elvis Presley "TICKLE ME" Frank Sinatra "ROBIN A THE 7 HOODS" 'HERCULES, SAMSON tV ULYSSES" ftno HAZA HAYHATIS ZORBATHE GREEK" Adults Only! Exclusive Southeast 'ZORBA THE GREEK' At SUN.

MAT. AT 1:30 ONLY "FIRST MEN IN THE MOON" Disney's "DONALD AND THE WHEEL" 5 2150 E. 7lst HY S-II2I I PjwjSICrtyTimini I leowi.f SA l-6444 Iri "THE TRAIN" -MT. PROSPECT- "OUINN PLAYS ZORBA TO lfEXANC0Nr cedent AoWt Eiiteie.en OPEN 15 CONTINUOUS nOMt'40 ZORBA AT coluubia rrcwm MBMMimS PHCfAnC OUTDOOR North Av. (Rt.

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4:00, 1:35 and :50 9, sa39! -TOWajajaj PLAYBOY EAT B. ft nenr7T-ll3ri A Weatara Opea 1:00 I I faVll a Starts at 030 A 1:00 3 ACADEMY AWARDS Anthony Ouina "ZORBA THE GREEK" MT.PROSPECT' At III. t3. 0:45. 40.

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Baker 'MIRAGE' LA GRANGE "BEACH BLANKET BINGO" By Popular Demand Year's Bil Hit At 6 :45 and "BECKET" RICHARD BURTON UatSiAA ANDRESS MELINA MERCOURI "HE WHO MUST DIE -I Jaasaa Bend's "DR. NO" Beeatv PETER O'TOOLE 63rd A Halsted "APACHE RIFLE" "SHE EMPRESS IRVING Ursula A a drees as "SHE" PROSPECT "MIRAGE" BANDWAGON Cyd Charissa Fred Artalre 'SiPfin in Rain' Daboia Reynalds ADELPHI "G0LDFIKGER" 'Sunday in Niw York' Burt Lancaster "THE TRAIN" "4 HITS ANO A MISTER" Ni Herealea, Saojooa. Ulysses" Colorl 1121 Howard H0rCU.ES SAMSON TRAIN" 1 lJWlWrMagJ BURT LANCASTER I GREGORY PECK "MIRAGE" Julia -1, Dlek HOWARD -PARK RIDGE- M.YSSES Va Dyka Andrews 1162 E. SSrri St Open 12:30 "THE MAN FROM 8ALVEST0N" LEX Open 1:30 Matinee Daily Air Conditioned WEST wnt (iiiinv nnnmuoi! Mat. 1st Show "PIRATES OF BLOOD RIVER Featura at 4:40.

7:10 and 9:40 P.M SKI PARTY" A "MISTER MOSES" 'PUMPKIN EATER" "Seance On Wet Afternoon 400 (744 N. SneHdon) BURT Disney (YiAni rurrino Opaa 18 Feat at 2:13. 4:45. 7:15. 1:10 LAKE LAMAR 'She' 'Hercules "BANDWAGON" 6:10.

"RAIN" 85 CICERO rtl VaJDIfa CI 31 W. Canaak LANCASTER "HABU'5 WAY" Open K)0 P.M. 6:40. 95 DES PLAINES urn Aseaaaaasaastasr AIR CONDITIONED! Open MS Featnrp 53 E. S3rd Stmt Doors Opea 1 Last 2 Feat.

1:00 "THE TRAIN" "THE OVERCOAT" G060L'S Brllllaat -ELMWOOD PARK- UflDUII 45W. 119th Open 1:13 NUnmAL Free Parkinp Taehnieelar JULIE ANDREWS DICK VAN DYKE at 15-4 20-7 20, Walt Ditney's "MARY POPPIWS" ESOSTBSH. 80KI LANCASTER li I III a I SPECIAL POPULAR PRICES BURT LANCASTER "THE TRAIN" POLICE HORSE" plus "GUNS AT BATASI" TOWN 1st SH0WIN6I 7:05. 1:45. 10:25 on if ej i aa I ji J.

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and 95 P.M. "Hercules, Samson Ulysses" "SHE" with Ursula Andreas, Joha Plena rd sow Featura at RRVU MAWD "I'LL take! DM IN IrlArin SWEDEN" SO. "BATTLE OP THE VILLA FIORITAw at. COLOR til 'HERCULES, SAMSON A ULYSSES" HHHI-J1 1 URSULA ANDRESS "SHI" plus "HERCULES, SAMSOM ULYSSES" 15 RE AT STARS! mm 09 ELGIN- (400 SheHdaa Road mm Kim- BALMORAL I "FLUFFY" ucwncnnv At 8)9 ONLY I 79th 4 Exehanie ES 3-3042 8:55,9:10 MIRAGE" CHELTEN GREGORY PECK Halsted Tony Randall "FLUFFY" "MIRAGE" Grsor Pack lie. II eetaaillll Mltehaaa HR.

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TRAIN' 4 STAR ft? ME "MIRAGE" Opea Nw "McH ALE AIR FORCE" BATIfi MM lr- pk- -MIRASE" A 1 1 U. "FLUFFY" Tony Randall 'Tatteeed Pall Ceaelas' s. "Viva Laa Veeas'.