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Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, October 1972 4- Section 2 MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES DOXVNTOWN MOTION PICTUnXS DOWNTOWN 1 i 1 Si A fcThe (VI vies NOW! Open 8:30 a.m. Last Feature 10:20 p.m. A TERROR STRIKES AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN A NO AGAIN' AGAIN AGAIN by Gene Siskel Present Shock if 1 ThaCjxdiri rj TJiavaylhcyrlici 1m i PLUS Raymond St. Jacqnas "JUDY PACE" "COOL BREEZE" Ttl 0 snSLAXr Iff-1 v. A-MOST BIZARRE HORROR FILM! flBttKOOUCTOKS ItArHY wdliSfiDtaaiB fttyMWiHW DncfedtymiBAm COLOR 2 BIG HITS ON ONE SHOW! OPEN 8:30 AM A DINO DE LAURENTIIS presentiHon A TERENCE YOUNO Film From Columbii Plcluree Sylvia Sims in Another carnical of mutilation.

Movie Clock DIANA ROSS IS bc Greet Steles CHICAGO SutsNr.Kindolph i BILUh HULIDAY Lady OPTBaCEOOl! APMCIOOS! BOlDflCIQUSJ. rtfQ 2n-BIO ADUIT MATURE i I -m tie tmrhf' NOW Open 9 a.m. Last Feature 10:05 p.m. SINGS THE BLUES incaoi? SI ABWIvOUNTFICTUBE Filmed inFWWBON CI 2f Bete Open 9 p.m. THREE HORROR films opened recently in the Loop, and if they don't convince you the Earth is fiat and we're all very close to the edge, nothing will.

"The Last House on the Left," at the Woods Theater, is the repulsive story of escaped convicts on the lam who mutilate the bodies of two teenage girls and then attempt to do the same things to one girl's parents. I counted six slashings, one punch in the stomach, three rapes, one act of forced self-degradation, and then I stopped counting. 1 felt a professional obligation to stick around to see if there was any socially redeeming value in the remainder of the movie and found none. My objection to "The Last House on the Left" is not an objection to graphic representations of violence per se, but to the fact that this movie celebrates violent acts, particularly adult male abuse of young women. Given the similarity of recent crimes in the Chicago area to the events in this movie I am surprised that any theater owner would want to make a.

living by playing it. Theater owners who do not control themselves invite others to do so. Approximately 10 minutes into "Asylum," at the Oriental Theater, a middle-aged man with an unhappy marriage decapitates his wife and proceeds to dismember her. There were more knifings in this movie, but I didn't particularly want to look at them. "Asylum" is made by the sam people who brought us "The House That Dripped Blood" and "Tales from the Crypt," and like those films it contains good actors Peter Cushing, Barbara Parkins, Herbert Lom, Patrick Ma-gee in four short horror stories.

The unifying theme this time is a guessing game as to the identity of a crazy doctor. The film fails principally because of its four-part construction: Too many kooks spoil the broth, and most of the episodes have the same mentality paranoid schizophrenic and thrus lose their mystery. With that gone "Asylum" movies into the category of just another, admittedly stylish, carnival of mutilation. Bad some say, comes in threes. "Private Party," at the Loop Theater, fell right into place, combining good acting with a confused story of a young girl in peril amid a down-' town Los Angeles hotel full of freaks.

1 For a while, the film seems to be saying something about problems caused by rigid male-female definitions and thereby justifies the strange goings on its presents. But a conclusion in which a woman who has -previously decapitated a young man catches a butcher knife in her chest reveals "Private Party" as another celebration of a knife attack. I write about these films not because I want to, but out of an obligation to readers who might be lured into these theat- ers by the films' advertising campaigns. I must also report that I have lost my patience with films of unrequited violence. In other words, these three films made me sick.

And they talk about "future shock!" Friends, make that present shock. Starring JON VOIGHT BURT REYNOLDS TECHNICOLOR From Warner Bros. last Feature iO.Q5B.lft, Club" (X), a. 1:23 p. 425, 7:27, 1029.

ORIENTAL "Asylum" (PG), 9:05 a. 12:40 p. 2:30, 4:20, 6:20, 8:15. 10:10. ROOSEVELT "Ulzana't Raid" (R), 9:40 a.m., 1:50 p.m., 3:55, 6:00, 8:05, 10:10.

STATE LAKE "The Valachi Papers" (R), 9:00 a. 1:15 p. 3:30, 5:50, 8:05, 10:20. UNITED ARTISTS "Deliverance" (R), 9:20 a. 1:35 p.

3:40, 5:50, 8:00, 10:05. Last House On the Left" (R), 9:12 a. 12:48 p. 2:40, 4.32, 6:24, 8:16, 10:08, midnight. AU schedules are subject to change without notice.

BIOGRAPH "Captain Blood" (G), 7:00 p. 10:20. "Mask of Demetrious" (G), 8:45 p. m. CARNEGIE "Tho Ruling Class" (PG), 6:30 p.

9:15. CHICAGO "Lady Sings the Blues" (R), 9:10 a. 2:15 P. 4:50, 7:30. 10:05.

CINEMA "A Separate Peace" (PG), 7:35 p. 9:35. LOOP "Private Party" (R), 10:50 a. 2:10 p. 5:30, 8:55.

"Cool Breeze" (R), 9:00 a. 12:20 p. 3:40, 7:00, 10:20. McCLURG on the Roof" (G), 1:30 p. 8:00.

MICHAEL (G), 9:30 a.m.; 1: 10 p.m., 4:50, 8:25. of Ecstasy" a.m., 2:54 p.m., 5:56, 8:58. "Swedish Exchange whan th West was) vag RIIDT i-e-lll 7ASJAFC 0pn 9:15 i.m. last Feature JOdO p.m. LANCASTER RAID" Technicolor A UnlvsrssI Plotur 'iMiTjjiHiJTf: DOCTOR sSft 1:10.

4:50 NOWI Jill UiU Last 3 Days! DAVID LEAN'S 825 p.m. C010R PG TRIBUNE ADVERTISING PAYS mi SOUTH SUBURBAN THEATRES Face OPEN A.M. LAST FEATURE 10:10 P.M. MABMRI 458 w- mt 8- Op- ilUniTlAL Adults 9I.2-Free Pvkini 'Lifting Is Dr8NETY.s"DUMBO;,VG0? "LEGEND OF L0B0" 6 NORTH Not A New SUBURBAN THEATRES TODAY'S BUTTON By Ed Moore Cutoutforyourcoltectionor to pinon or mail to a friend. Ufled ftstura Syndietit, Inc.

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P.M. HARLEM OUTDOOR Veil Suit Tpetwtrt fl ITHBHr -NORRXDCS- Piif- a 1 A wpsissrivrs "GREAT BANK ROBBERY" II FRITZ THI CAT iioio-ii4s-e oo-ioiio ipo) 1 (X) For- thoro coverage of the WRr.mgton cene, yon can dppend on the romprehenRiVe rfrmrtii of the Chicago Tritune'i Washington bureau. The Tribune maintain! large staff of writcri and analysts' to bring you newi from the many diverse tourcei in our nation'i capital. Doonesbury it a campui riot daily in the Chicago Tribune. Thi contemporary comic atrip providci I wry and witty view of today' young people.

Whichever side of Generation Cap you're on, you'll imila long with Doonenbury and bii friend. 4 41 DRIVE-IN ASULTS (Ri t. "Tri Taaehnf filrl I Mat" I. "HOT SUMMER WEEK" I. "AFFAIRS OP IOIA" -VOiRlIttnOOK- Rekert RMteri EC EN SI tANOIOATE 100.

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