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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1967 Section 2 17 MOTIOri PICTURES DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN Newman Holds Cards Again in 'Cool Hand Luke Winning 9 RICHAHO C0I.TE BY CLIFFORD TERRY 2a sfliraatbra. Open 8:45 a.m. Last Feature 10:10 pjn. is and SUE LYON IN COLOR PANAV1SION OMETIMES nothing can be a real cool hand," says the out of the road gang by performing the sexiest car washing job ever filmed. The funniest sequence, however, is one in which Luke makes the outrageous Vrrro Colirva Mawr omnrs PclrrGieetilks Pmdactioa Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor Alec uumness reter Ustinov OOThe Comediansrrj crime of cutting off the tops of parking meters.

A war hero who nevertheless came out a buck private, he is given a peacetime chance to rebel against new authority at the despotic prison, where the code of conduct covers everything from the proper position for smoking in the bunkhouse-jail to the disposal of empty pop bottles. Assigned to a chainless except for A. W. 0. L.

attempt-ers chain gang, he joins in cutting weeds, digging ditches, and tarring roads, pitted against both the man-dropping heat and the rifle-toting "bosses who demand an account of every move ment "taking off my shirt, At first a sardonic server, Luke earns top marks on the prisoners' hero-worship scale after getting bloodied by the hulking, current top-dog convict George Kennedy, even comes to affectionately regard his successor, as "man boy." Later on, it's escape and capture, escape and capture, as Jackson earns his own set of chains and the vicious wrath of the bosses, who set out to break him down. "What we got here is a failure to. com-m i a The biggest breaking down, however, comes in the final 10 minutes, which almost destroy the pre ceding 110 thru awkward artificiality ranging from Luke's unlikely monolog in a church to an artsy camera shot which records the symbolic smashing of a hated overseer's sunglasses. Nonetheless, every thing else works, and works beautifully, as "Cool Hand Luke" deals out winning cards as a sharp, absorbing, extremely entertaining motion picture. Newman brings off his ly competent performance, again displaying his stop-the-world-I-want-to-tell-it-off mannerisms, and receives exceptionally strong support, espe-; cially.

from Kennedy as the! buoyant "Dragline," Strother I Martin as the cruelly-quiet ipw uo nwvi nrj uimnuh vi wvrrv In hmsM andMetrKahr NOW! i -a man, and you just know the man has to be Paul Newman, the Kenyon college graduate who has gone out into the world and made a living by peddling alienation thru a consistently categorized characterization: the one-man lonely crowd. From Fast Eddie Felson to Hud Bannon to John Hom-bre Russell, Newman has played the part often, played it the same, and played it well. His latest loner is Lucas Jackson, sentenced to two years on a southern road gang for the rather unusual Mkiwttt fVonWoin gt Open a.m. loif Feahm 0:20 p.m. Centinaa ROSALIND RUSSELL ROSS HUNTER'S producti (Ml Captain, Luke Askew as Boss Paul, and in a neat blend of silence and sadism, Morgan.

Woodward as Boss Godfrey, a sunglassed sharpshooter who keeps his mouth shut and his safety-catch open. But the primary credit belongs to Stuart Rosenberg, a respected TV director making his first feature, and Writers Donn Pearce and Frank R. Pierson, who provide believable, tuned-in dialog. Aided by Conrad Hall's sun-cen-. tered photography, they have created a great feeling of the southern discomfort from the close-air camaraderie of the bunkhouse to the flagrant disregard for modern penal methodology including the use of a punishment "box" the size of an outhouse.

Director Rosenberg's explorations of moods are as diverse as the arrest records of his captive audience. At one point, he deftly skirts the maudlin as Luke is visited by his dying mother masterfully played by Jo Van Fleet, later accents humor as a thin-clad miss, straight out of "God's Little Acre," tantalizes the pluperfect hell SANDRA DEE TOO uinDCV iicinnurc Open 8:45 a.m. list Feature 10:20 p.m. TECHNICOLOR WEEKDAY MATINEE WEDNESDAY ONLY 2 PJWU 3 Shows Srat. Sun.

1:30. 5:00. 8:30 o.m. "COOL HAND LUKE" Directed by Stuart Roseitberf, produced by Gordon Ctrroll, tcreenpliy by Don PMrct and Frank ft. Piers based novel by Peart a Warner Brothers.

Save Arts release, at the Woods THE CAST Letce Past Newman Draglint Georte Kennedy Society Red D. Cannon Koka Lett Antonio Loudmoutti Steve Robert Drives Captain Strother Martin Arietta j0 Van Fleet Carr Clifton James Bass Godfrey Marten Woodward Bess Pawl Luke Askew Babbitt Marc Cavell Blind Dick Richard Davalos Boss Shorty Robert Donner Tattoo Warren Finnerty Babalefata Dennis Hopper Boss Keapj John McLiam Gem bier Wayne Roners Tramp Dean Stanton bet that he can eat 50 hard-boiled eggs in one hour "yeah, well, it'll be something to do" a scene which not only will be remembered as a great moment in cinematic comedy, but which is certain to start a run at dairy counters in college towns across the country. dCV AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS 7 .1 MILLS BROS. HALF BROS. NEW YEAR'S EVE i i- TONIGHT I UNITED ARTISTS I BAUBAN ft KATZ RAN Kit PH AT Df.ARBOMt 8:30 p.

m. Now Appearing In 70mm. and stereophonic sound!" DAVID 0.SELZNICKS 1 RONNIE KARTEI TAWIINO MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES. DOWNTOWN CLARK GABLE at too r. m.

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