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6- Section 2 Chicago Tribune, Wednesday, February 9, 1972 MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURIS MOTION PICTUHES DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTUSHS DOWNTOWN 1 DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN 1 Must Select Chess Site by Tomorrow suo cf sob mm mmmm TOD UEKf GilH IJESUE3 FC.10ET! "A SWEEPING HISTORICAL EPIC! LAVISH AND SUMPTUOUS r'lTTlCHAMPUH- Euwe, president of the Inter national Chess Federation. His decision will be binding. There will be no appeal." Edmondson said he would keep in constant touch with the situation during the next THE CEiaUAHUl KID pasts and easy spends out cf band yours, not his! 48 hours as to whether the two players, could reach a LEONARD his bark there's a bite a little packet Bossy, or everything yon own! A SAM SPIEGEL-FRANKLIN J. SCHAFFNER PRODUCTION decision. The Soviet champion's selections were Iceland, Holland, France, or Dortmund, Germany.

America's entry New York THE TWO participants in the forthcoming interna- tional chess championship will have to choose the site for the matches by tomorrow or the International Chess Federation will designate a Col. Edmund Edmond- son, executive director of the S. Chess Federation, said yesterday. The match involves American Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union. -Representatives of the two "players have been negotiat- ing for a match site.

Edmondson said, "If they don't agree on a site by 2 'p. m. 6 a. m. EST Feb.

10, Amsterdam time, the selec- tion will be made by Max was for one of two Yugoslav cities or Buenos Aires or AHORIZON FILM from COLUMBIA PICTURES Strtcnplij i JAMES GOLDMAN Dircclri by FBANKUNJ. SCHAFFNER Miicd by SAM SPIEGEL ft -r -4 Montreal. The American Chess Fed BISMARCK 159 W. Randolph 726-5400 Reserved Seati at Boxoffico or by maill BOXOFFICE OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. P.M.

Scots Available for ell performances Fftr Thestrt pirty ind Group Organizatlnn Information or Ticket Mill Order Form Oil 726-5400 eration executive made his remarks after returning from a trip to Yugoslavia, Holland, Iceland and Denmark, as well as the Soviet Union. jBy Reuters Bulletin Board is ill Si HMILW Paul liowman color Ky CONTINUOUS HOM :5 A.M.1 TkmmuHtritML Ay PANAVISION TECHNICOLOR FIRST ARTISTS PRODUCTION "Pocket Money" wxiiu ttvAKt luuum GP, SIAII NUI lANDOlfH li4S A.M. co starring STROTHER MARTIN and hector uizonm title song -hot honft wmnat ano krforme bt carche king musical scout bv alex north screenpuy by terry malick wapiation by JOHN CAY. EASED ON THE HOVEL "JIM KANE" BYJ.S. BROWN PRODUCED BY JOHN FOREMAN DIRECTED BY STUART ROSENBERG TECHNICOLOR- FIRST ARTISTS PRESEHtATIOK A KATIONAl CENEIAl PICTURES RELEASE TONY RIKGO mmm stabe "ELiKcmrr' TKlniolor' TKhniscor OPEN A.M.

LAST FEATURE 10:10 P.M. INS? 1 OPENS 9 am, Midwest Premiere Last Feature 10:15 p.m. STARTS FRIDAY-ORIENTAL THEATRE THE RECENTLY restored home of the famous author, Jhumorist and playwright, George Ade, in Brook, will be i the setting for a dinner that the officers and directors of the George Ade Memorial Association will hold tonight to celebrate his 196th birthday. Orion Samuelson of WGN will be the 'speaker. Mimi Dayton Rommel may be Chicago's Advertising 'Woman of the Year, but she's not the Women's Advertising Club's Valentine she missed that by a day.

The dinner the club will give for her is being held next Tuesday in the Crystal Ballroom of the Sheraton-Blackstone Hotel. Mimi ir Mrs. Irving Rommel is a novelist and a copy supervisor ot Foote, Cone and Belding on the Hallmark account, You know, Valentines? "First Ladies of Fashion" is the title of a luncheon and fashion show that the Scholarship Fund Committee of the Na-- tional Secretaries Association will hold at 11:30 a. m. March 4 in the Pick-Congress Hotel.

Anita L. Rueter, scholarship fund committee chairman, also was chosen 1972 Secretary of the jYear for the Lake Shore Chapter of the association. I Irene F. Hughes, the psychic-mystic, will address the Women's Share in Public Service Organization at 11 a. m.

in the Drake Hotel. Loyola University will hold its 19th annual Valentine Ball Friday in the Drake. Also set for Friday is the Sweetheart Ball that the Women's Auxiliary of Northwest Hospital will hold in the 'Ambassador West Hotel. Pop Star Lineup 1st CHICAGO SHOWING -I-1st CHICAGO SHOWING 1st CHICAGO SHOWING TRIBUNE ADVERTISING PAYS 1st CHICAGO SHOWING i 1st CHICAGO SHOWING- ickkwTHE BEST, MOST CHARMING AND FUNNIEST HOME MOVIE EVER!" HMM-Wondii Hate, N.Y. Daily News '2? 'MAKING Xt? THE BLUE tJ FILM' Russell's THE BOY fRI END IfJ PanavisioivMeirocolor MGMffl) -ffn 'if'Ti inmif SEYMOUR JvIOSKOWIT NOWI 11 wjv Exclusively At These 4 Selected Theaters 3 If S-.

Pfi "Incredibly talented acting. The subtle force which Seymour Cassell projects is phenomenal, reminding me of a young, radical George C. Scott." Jtfl lipsky, Naitau Community College NEAR NORTH "He is full of dizzying charm and whirling dervish energy." Jay Coeki, Time Maftuine "Screamingly funny." Mademoiselle Magaiine NORTHWEST NORTH GENA sJvIlNNlE 1 TWO 14mm FILMS FROM THE COAST Premiere! T. REX, the British supergroup currently trying to it on these shores, has booked for a Chicago appearance at the Auditorium Theater Feb. 24 at 8 p.

m. Uriah Heep and Jackie Loraax also are on the bill Billy Preston and Friends, along with local Igroup Siegel-Schwall, will ap-pear at the Auditorium March 1 at 7:30 p. m. Jazz guitarist Charlie Byrd will be in concert at Elm-hurst College on Feb. 18.

The program, to be held in Ham- merschmidt Chapel, 190 Prospect, Elmhurst, begins at 8. The following night, Byrd takes his quintet to Illinois Institute of Technology for a show at 8 p. m. in Hermann Hall, 3241 S. Federal St.

Theodore Bikel, folksinger, actor, and lecturer, will give two concerts Feb. 20 under ths sponsorship of North Shore Congregational Israel 1185 Sheridan in Glen-c Proceeds from the shows, set for 3:30 and 7:30, will benefit temple youth programs. i tj GIRLS off NEV YORK1 Pkis 2nd Shocker "One of the memorable performances of the year." Jay Time Magaiine "Gena Rowlands creates a living, understandable human being. A beauty, as well as a fine actress. She should be right up there at awards time." Hollit Alpert, Saturday Review "A superb and subtle performance." Arthur Cooper, Newiweek Magaiine I 'JUST New Show Wednesday and Saturday CAUTIOUS MAIDE1Y, the atory of an attractive but inexperienced young lady.

Including four 1st. run color and sound featurettes for adulls, from noon 'til midnight. Bill Osco's "PARIS TOUCH A saucy French farce dailgned for mature adults. An outstanding 1HI Osco Epic, full of action and beautiful qlrls. A very en.

tertainlnq motion picture that will delight you. And a 2nd Adult film of lemm from' San Francisco "LOVE TRIANGLE" Another 1st run for Chicago. Plus 1st Run FEATURETTE FILM IN COLOR MARRIEDjlfXl ON STAGE IN PERSON An AL RU8AN production JOHN CASSAVETES MISS The Neighbors By George Clark ks assyt, 4 TjTHW Jusan GENA ROWLANDS SEYMOUR CASSEL tlif'ing BI0GRAPH rr." "JUAREZ" Wrmen and dittoed by JOHN CASSAVETES Produced by AL RUBAN A Universal Picture Technicolor I SOUTH 2433 Lincoln IIUBY KEELER. AL JOLSON INTO YOUR DANCE" STARTS FRIDAY Exclusively at these theatres COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents A BBS PRODUCTION Tim IC2I Howard. DO 4-0SOtr HOWARD Sath 4 Open OMEOA MAN" :20 Only COLONY SUBURBAN CHICAGO Soils 750 "MtCobo A Mro.

Miller" Kedrle $1.00 ADULT 1 nn AnMISSION )liUU SUBURBAN EDENS 1 285 Skokl Hy UA CINEMA 150 SUBURBAN EVANSTON 1 Evaniton UA MARINA CINEMAS LAC OnUnC RleHara Rounatrto Welter Matthia Keleli" Deborah Wlntore "8y Hello to Veiterdey" Jpen Slmmono "SHAFT" "GOING HOME" Oakbrook Marina City 4 eVatUWLL. 3rd.Ked;le Or. I BRYN MAWR "Lawrencfl tt Arabia" Color 6:00, MO (G); Walt Disney's A "DAD CAN I "S0NGTFE SOUTH" BORROW the NORTHWEST NEAR NORTH NEAR NORTH NEAR NORTH (3rd A Wettere. Open JO LAST 2 DAYS (X) Adults SPHV IIMPI at 1:45 Mil I II Via Kb I Only 1 AtALTeil 'fll A DC THslATRH 'A squire ff OAM ITHIT MT-tHT I 5615 Belmont at Reterf ill "I FEEL IT COMING!" Onii it MIDWEST PREMIERE FRIDAY I ISI I -III I II WALT DISNEY PRESENTS "SONG OF THI SOUTH" SJrd-Laka Pk. Op.

6:30 l'Rinstl Woody HYDE PARK I Park 2 E. Oak lldg. 3 Hrs. $1.50 Today at 1:45. 3:45, 5:50, 7:55, 10:00 52IS Lawronoe Kolth Mnnev GP Allen ZTY "MR MflTFI Prank Zeppa's Rintn Starr Freak, out WALTER MATTHAU IS "KOTCH" plus "TAKE THI MONEY AND RUN" NORTH iw.

4050 Milwaukee Giro Shaft 0:10 HYDEPABKII'TTcrTTcVfick- 'Ri lt Cnu'dn't Shout Straight" MATINFC DAILV Broodwoy-Lowreltce II0. II if LAUGHSUSTER "THI GANG THAT COULD SHOOT STRAIGHT" plus "SHAFT" A SUPER THRILLER Sea Sons 4223 Archer Op. 5:43 DOUBLE DISNEY A JOYOUS 'EXHILARATING KA1 LU Double-Feature Midwest Premiere A FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING Take a quess at the subject of FIRST TIME. Perhaps a first time to eat snails? Plus a 2nd feature: SCHOOL PICNIC with largo celt of high-school guys and qals who have a really qroovy time et the cieis picnic. For adults from noon 'til WORK CGEE! 4743 Belmont Ona Eva 1:10 "SONG OF THE SOUTH" DOUBLf DISNEY ENCORI "SONS OF THI SOUTH" plus LIAGUIS UNDER THI SIA' Paulino Kaol, Tho Now Yorker DIRECT FROM CALIFORNIA BILL OSCO'S BODY TKIEF No one makes lomm films like Bill Osco and the Body Thief is a film only he could make.

It's a macabra story told in the San Francisco style. -and A Second Big First Run Feature GIVE ME! GIVE ME! plus-Two I6MM featurettes to round out I full viewing program. "20.000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA" "ONI SWEDISH SUMMER" EVA Adults only color 'And they come in strawberry, raspberry, orange, lemon, and lime." Woitern-Devon Play Sky 7:90 le IdTOTltt Matinee Daily "SONG OF THE SOUTH" Clint tastweod 'PLAY MISTY for Ml' "A COMEDY OF UNCOMMONLY HIGH ORDER." The New VorkTlmet "A FILM OF TASTE, CHARM AND THE MOST WINNINB SENTIMENT." -Ule Magaalne plus "RID SKY IN MORNING" SStkAihlane se J-am Color at anorlrton-Oevon Clerk-Dlvorioy mm Adult Proirem "MAN IN THI WILDERNESS" Color at "WILD IUNCH" MARRIED" tf raTm at 1:00, 3:00, 5:00. 7:00, 1:00 A 11:00 I IWilll-jl "TWILIGHT COWBOY THE I SOPHISTICATED 'HA HA' LADY" 1 I tiANu anon tm LAUGHSUSTIR "THI GANG COULDN'T SHOOT STRAIGHT" plus "SHAFT" A SUPER THRILLER Cnlnr at 8 'CO j.nn t.tn A.tn t.tu m.t tn.M ,9 14. ww, i.wv, a.vu iv.vvw mmmmmmmmmmmimimmi Broadway-Lawronoo Ona Ea 1:10 95th AT CICIRO "ONE SWEDISH SUMMER" 424-0O4I (OP) hows plus "EYA" Adults only color CINEMA FINAL WEEK or Mw FOR ONLY 1U Vfr Walter Metthau CHNMM lCIi mTt ntTVnU 225 N.

Broadway 74J-IS24 vUtVUN Frank Zappa's 4 Wild. Wav-Out "KOTCH" BUrte Frl. "SON0 OF THF SOUTH" sb OKI a so ob ALL MALE CAST fC 32 North A KimlMll Starts Noen Dallyl "ZUU MUFkLS' at plus Rlnjo Starr "THE MAGIC CHRISTIAN" 5 at 1:30 2 Iflmm, Fllmet KB I Ike- II I siPirii. i A California Treat SURPRISE PACKAGE THt CONNECTION'! ff I Hi TTlflMlrY IT ftrNO "DIARY OF A GIRL" COLOR! Call 4g-3343 ter Timet! "MAKING OF A STAR" Colorl i-ylAA I74S N. Sherlden 7at-l7IKii).

Mi jj i-n -n ini i -www ai ana IDAS PLAYBOYl Vl Ti.y.t I foe MnioH fvoM tea DM i Ten 10 er.tlon packed "JOHNNY GOT HIS GUN stories from San Francisco tell. Ml-IUTPI ADC 'nd at Harlem An innocent young boy sits alone In his room a knock on the door and ASSAULTI Don't miss this FULL-LENGTH 1ST RUN lomm feature, with a cast of eager newcomers, Including I featurettes for adults, from UrtDM A I 45 W. HOlh Bt. Op. t-M nUnlYIHL FREE PARKINS AT 35 A S'33 WALT DISNEY'S "SONG OF THE SOUTH" (lire! WALT DISNEY'S "SEAL ISLAND" Ing a little bit about all sides of life featuring a 1 VANESSA luo Winner at 1:11 Only REDGRAVE Matino.

Dally 'GANG THAT COULDN'T SHOOT STRAIGHT' (OP) 3:20 a 10. II) Jerry Orbeeh Coast I top 14mm stars Including the Inimitable Ben Dover, It's an all-itar cast, two hour review with something for MI'3 at nv IU TUf MliBMIUf!" II to 12. 1 ivi us us. muniuim i nrl DUI N- Clark 764-SSM HULLrnl at Dliney's Fabulous Hit I "SONG OF THE SOUTH" 1:20 (OP) SSNI0R CITIZENS 750 'Woman's Liberation' 'Antigone' rflMMftnftBE iw M1-7S7S OLIVER REED IN KEN RUSSELL'S FILM THE DEVILS CINEMA CV1CAO0 AT MUCH. camamm nou 2X r.r.

I I3rd A Hoisted. Pork Free r. baskin- 'GOODBYE COLUMBUS' EMPRESS TITI Features! iWiatli. jM "Tniili i'i rf-fiif liT if lin irtrl "Gsn That Couldn't Shoot Straight" -jjia. "ernnejian in tow-- 'r mm STRANIilS RETURNS" Tiair a-v TirriM hre Thurtday I IrrilH Le.t CnnoleH Show '25 "Tho Gona Thet Couldn't Shoot Streliht" A "SKIN GAME" Jamee Darner PEOPLES 47th A Aihland.

247-4514 "SKIH GAME" Jat. Garner long fiit Sowth CHARLIE CIIAFUN mm TIM6 8- "Gang That CnMn't Shoot Straight" Mil CnRn Darrllna Speetoele From ItllLrUnU Poland "LALKA" a-70. 1:55 Clnema.tepa A Color Entll.h Suhtlll COLOR TRIEND ICN3 CF TKI liVTM 1 1.1th a S. Mlih. CO 4-1011 0.

1 15 (X) Adulto IP over sum Irvine. PE S-ioiOirtUdCLARU 1 1 r. PATIO Bott 750 2 lllmm lit RUN WIST COABT FILMS" OetEflA MAN" I 70 Only MeCohe A Mrs. Miller" a is-10 snu tot tmm ee mmeioe I 00-4 00 -0O 00-1(1 16 ram AlUMALI CAiT 'KEW FACES IM TOWM' () 200 MOTELS at 1:00 A 10 EXCLUSIVE flftFA, SHOWING Al-rflllljViiMEV run Try Ei.h.ni., llfltLI til FIIII PARKINS "KIDNAPPED" 6i5S-9H0 I fl ft A II Mllw. alKed.

Op. 1:11 Park Free J-30 SOUth" kit-A IHCIM SUTMII I Wed. Frl. "HIGH and DRY" Pine 16mm FamiooraHe) 44. eeeetieHftn e44 e.aurie..t MUSIC BOX A.

"BILLY JACK" at 1:30 A 10:00 I ENJOY A MOVIE TODAY "Tonight's THE Night to GO OUT to a MOVIE!".