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22 Section 2 Chicago Tribune, Thursday, July 1. 1971 I motion piCTt'nrs ftc.cfi-.boi hood Showing MOTION HCTURES 11 Kctyhbothooti Showing MOTION PICTURES l.t CHICAGO SHOWING MOTION PICTURrS 11 CHICAGO MiOWJNG The Tina Treats Ravinia to Early Fireworks li "'WILD ROVERS' DELIVERS PURE SOLID ENTERTAINMENT." "WILLIAM HOLDEN and RYAN O'NEAL are the greatest Western team since Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy." BY LYNN VAN MATHE COMBINE the sensuality of a Mick Japger with the manic frenzy of Little Richard, pour the mixture into the body of a sensual woman and you're going to get fireworks like even never dreamed about. So there were fireworks Wednesday night at Ravinia, a couple of days early for the Fourth of July maybe, but fireworks nonetheless as the i 4 mididress, whoso bangles and beads left little to the imagination, the fireworks began in earnest. They built thruout the evening as she went thru her songs in her usual style, screaming or crooning the lyrics in a raw blues voice while the Iketteu formed a backdrop of twisting arms and feet that moved along in gymnastic precision. Her songs included Beatles hits and blues, "Honky Tonk Woman" and "Proud Mary," and in each one Tina the thespian joined Tina the dancer and singer as she worked to put each ons across.

She took the crowds higher and higher until the fireworks had their logical ending a big boom, with strobe lights and smoke. Sharing the bill was a local group called Tower, one of the many brass and rock bands that seem to be proliferating faster than you can say Blood, Sweat and Tears. Their set dragged on for far to long, tho the basic idea of Music St 1 Til 4 Ike and Tina Turner Revue bumped and ground thru a rhythm and blues sound that had people jumping around on the lawn and spellbound inside the pavilion. The King of Rhythm orchestra poured out its brassy soul and sauce, the three Ikettes' arms swirled serpentine while their feet moved in precision and the excitement had started already. But the star of the show had yet to appear.

When Tina Turner finally did, In a lilac "The shoot out is so electrifying, your impulse is to get under the seat and take cover." featuring local groups when ever possible is certainly a nice one. by Gene Siskel I ute IT REALLY should bo called "Daniel," because "Klute" Is much more the story of the problems and lifestyle of Bree Daniel, a pathetic but real New York City call girl, than it is about John Klute, a conservative private detective from Pennsylvania. Klute Donald Sutherland TRIBUNE MINIREVIEW in a traditional hairstyle Should be Daniel goes to New York to find a missing friend. Copies of letters from the friend to Ai.n j. Kn.

Miss Daniel are the only An4 clues. The letters suggest the araahtd or Gordo Willis, nwtlc MuhMi simii, bv Pakuia, a friend has enjoyed unusually Warnnr Brat, raiaata at tha Oriantal -Jr. tiwaiar. Rata- violent sexual relations with tni cast Miss Daniel. Danlal Jana Fonda John Kiuia oonaia suinariant 1 After the Initial premise we Cabla Charlai Clotli i rr Frank Llaoon Dor Schneider Watch MISS Daniel Jane TrhS Fondai at wor.

she picks up a visitor from Chicago, re lieves him of his sexual pressures and $100 and returns to her apartment to smoke a joint and read herself to sleep. We later learn that Bree thinks there is someone following her, one who recefves silent phone calls and, in one shot, we can see a portion of a man's face that is spying on her. Is this the missing friend? If so, is his violence constrained only to his writing? The search for the friend and the fear of the stranger force Bree and Klute to become bedfellows. More interesting than the mystery is the character of Bree. During a visit to her psychiatrist she explains what needs the body-for-rent racket satisfies.

She would rather be an actress, but can't get work. However, when she's with her mark, she's "the greatest actress in the world." Moreover, "it makes me feel I'm not alone in the world and have control over my life," she says. The nicest part of her character due to the script and Miss Fonda's fine performance is that this prostitute doesn't have a heart of gold. tShe's a hungup little broad who, when cornered by violence or tenderness, will scratch and bite. Director Alan Pakula's "The Sterile Cuckoo" crisply, edited movie runs too long only in drawing out its conclusion.

Miss Daniel can't remember having made it with the missing party, but is able to recall who might have set her up with the date. One clue leads to another, and we follow Klute's manhunt thru unusual and visually attractive locations. Sharp eyes will solve the mystery midway thru the film. Miss Fonda's performance is superior to her most recent work in "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?" She has a problem in life as well as acting, I think, in trying to sound tougher than she really is. Speaking out of the side of her mouth was a constant problem in "Shoot Horses," but only surfaces in the opening scene in "Klute." Sutherland, who has played everything from Shakespearean roles to an Army surgeon and a farout priest, presents a controled posture as the Industrious detective.

His low profile nicely balances Miss Fonda's incendiary role. The film's special appeal is that most mysteries concern themselves only with creating a convoluted story line and, as a result, present empty characters. "Klute" presents threats on the lives of people we get to know. That makes their danger much more frightening. THE McVICKERS THEATER reopens tomorrow with a more agreeable labor contract and "Zachariah," a rock Western.

The theater had been dark since May 18. Flatte "i.h U-rlrth, rinir FRir.H sir mi tRiHiiPHinri? mmm hhji wis Mini Ali MacGraw Ryan O'Neal 'USE A HOWARD MINSKY-ARTHUR Hit lER Production' CJvL VI I pinukmiii wiittiifwyms 1 hohwrfft, untMun r. uiuwY rumn r.ni ncu MSWt HUHHltU milium UHVIU UULULU METR0-GOLDWYN. MAYER Piesems A BlAKf FDWAMDJ, EltM WIU 1AM HftOiN fril RYAN 0 NE AL KARL MAIDEN WILD ROVERS Co bliinq IYNN CARUN ArO RACHEL ROBERTS Wiitlen and Decl1 by BlAKf EDWARDS PhjcIulm) ti BLAKE EOWARDbKENWAIES Mow bi JERRY GCXOWIIH MflROCaOR PANAVISW ffj uAiii ni Aviua SEC "WILD ROVERS" AT THESE John Marley Milland FRANCIS LAI menu rTi I nmm Km 1 nuti run i ii'ivi ftftMO IMP DM MUWI HM-unUM. KCOm 1 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS inn r1- -fa a.

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WE tf ffM UldS. 1 1 PRESENT OUR SUBJECT aW immj WW, I li'iai i-MATTER AS IT REALLY IS, A pTin4- 1 1 lt ABSOtUTELV.OULTSONUV: A A I BEST NOVEL COLOR Sj. Vkl iW ilyi ANDROMEDA STRAIN' I WLA-Jr- JERRY LEWIS CINEMA pJ)U Mf ADMocGRAW tYANONFAl g0UTH COftK AVE, (8flo0 WEST) mgm MBlV Jfk. IK JTV Jk''afl 1 lUJIv mm tTTK ADULTS JI.25 A CHILDREN 11 FRolimCM 1hIX)1MMj "SDNG0FMAr i ICH 2,00. 4M A.in A.in m.n 1 1 1 WP Wl ft ft It! I is a flawless thriller! -CUVt IRVING, McCalll "Pure enchantment.

erupls with brilliance!" "Not to be missed 1 Uncommonly beautiful 1" "A work of genius 1 A refreshment for all!" mm cri. wt rwi Mtfum "A perpetual delight!" COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents Sean Connerv 1lp in A ROBERT WtllMAN PRODUCTION aV I I mm mm t. m-mr II il 11Jf lrS irVVWVrC n.P, Mra A L.K.P,rKl i Mrd A ADULT CINEMA 1 1 1 1 Rntl WUa.iIu AllanU "RAUXUAC II 7:10 I Anderson Tapes NORTH 40 EXPLORES WITH PAINSTAKING DETAIL THE "ALICE'S RESTAURANT" Only RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN. ill iMmi MMr Mi uvnr nDif 5 "itfW.aii'tl of ffiese 9 sefecfed theatres miul rnt Ami adults only "ULYSSES" oVj; "FACES" 0-fv UA CINEMA 150 1 VARSITY NORRIDGE 2 PARTHENON PARK NEARBY CINEMA CMKAOO AT MICMIOAN TTTTTTTripla Action Open 1:80 AT 6i30, 8:15 10:00 REVOLUTIONARY CONTROVERSIAL at "THE AMAZING TRANSPLANT" WHERE MORE COUPLES ATTEND THAN ANY 2 Headed Transplant UA MARINA CINEMAS 2 3 UPTOWN EDENS2 ARLINGTON 1 "SIMON, KINO of the WITCHES" "THI DESERTER" ALL (GP) OTHER ADULT THEATRE ON THE N.W. SIDE Panovlilon-Color 7:20 A 0:45 NORTH EXCLUSIVE 8H0WIND NEAR NORTH Stk AT CICERO AT STILL A BEBT- mm HOFFMEN ftlti Lawranoa TODAY AT 4 IELLINQ MYSTERY NORTH NOW AN Intrliulni Mavll UTILE BIO MM" GP From fht Sclenca fiction Bttt-Stllrl "THI ANDROMEDA STRAIN" 4 "A dazzling movie." David Elliott.

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PLUS haavy aaturatta from tha Mitchall brothart Ira ad about tham In tha uly PLAYBOY). PLUS a dynamita thort from tha Suttar callad EXOTIC ZONES. Whoopaal Opan 11:45 a.m., lait ihow 9:00 p.m., for adulti. LAI NINl TAILS plua 'SUDDEN TERROR" IGPI ADULT PROGRAM 017 Ctiitaaa Flva' 0 10 J'naa' the Eonformist WOMEN IN LOY" ffi 4741 Btlmonl ItCES" plua In Color at 1:10 SALT A PEPPER" mZHsnzm Slman' 3 :.0 KtifNAro lentotuca the squire a 0 TIT 3IT.111T HELD OVIRI BANANAS (Rl PARKING AT I. CCOAA i'i HNS.

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