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-1 16- Section 2 Chicago Tribune, Monday, September II, 1972 MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN Faded Veteran Iho Neighbors By Geergt dark mum I I -J J-t I I I 11 I crozes cCCOTT STAcrllEilCIL CEIlfUfHGHS INHvisnr A Low Valley for Rudy Vallee Open 8:45 a.m. Loit Feature 10:15 p.m. A cop tells his story. tiajTfnj MLYIN LOCKHART Open 1:45 i.n. Last Feature 10 p.i.

I ROSALIND CASH VONETTA McGEE 7 Open 8:45 a.m. 1 Last Feature 10:15 n.m. I Hedidwayvfith beautiful women. BURTOn ISL BY WILL LEONARD IT WAS difficult writing a review of Fritz Kreisler's violin recitals in the last seasons of his long career. His touch and his tone were gone, and he made more than his share of errors, but he had been a great artist, and you tried to be kind in print, referring to "his sunset years," rather than his diminished talent.

i It's difficult to review Rudy Vallee, at 71, but for lightly different reasons. The old "Hi Ho, Everybody" crooner's voice, never of the robust variety, now is scarcely a shadow of its former self, and Rudy doesn't pretend to be a singer anymore. He does his "signature" numbers "The Whiffenpoof Song" and "Oh, Give Me Something to Remember You By," and the nostalgia harvest is just fine. Some of his comedy material, in which he refers to himself as "the picture of Dorian Vallee," recalls the Stanley Steamer and the Stutz Bearcat, and muses about what becomes of men's hair, is pretty amusing, too. But at length he ventures into an interminable series of quick, two-line jokes and of tasteless dirty limericks that aren't funny.

The fun and the nostalgia dwindle, BLUEBEARD Also stanini RAOUEL WaCH with VlfiNA llSl tnd JOEY HEATHERTON rvn EASTMANCOLOR C'SI 9'it ma; mmm JIM BROWN I Open 9 cm. 'TTfi yr jl Last Feature 1 1 ill 4 4 1 10:15 p.m. 1 "Your main job is to let me know when my bogs leaves for the day so I'll know when I can leave." STELLA STEVENS RIP TORN "Daring, original and fascinating and there's just a faded veteran who shouldn't be doing this unless he needs the money and, from all the stories we've" heard, that isn't Rudy's predicament. He seems to be enjoying Night Life life, and apparently isn't the least embarrassed by the weakness of his act, in the Blue Max at the Hyatt Regency O'Hare. In fact, he's very generous with himself, staying on a bit lengthily.

The Sunset is a musical duo scarcely launched on a career. Larry and Greg Wright, a pair of singing brothers, were part of a quartet until last October, now work with four instrumentalists for accompaniment. The Wrights, are garbed in what look like decollete white sailor suits. "Harry Belafonte's navy," quoth a lady at our table. They're a strikingly handsome pair with energy as well as musi-cality, and a lot of variety.

They open with a spirited "Take Me Back to West Virginia" and it's nice to hear someone sing sentimentally about that neglected little state. "Headin' Up the Coast of Maine" is a swinging ma ICP Open 9 a.m. Ittt Feature Mis p.m. A Uimrm Rani, TECHNICOLOR' The Movies LAST 2 LEE VAN CLEEF i i f. by Gene Siskel 4 DAYS! ACTION I HITS! -vv.

Rndy: Enjoying life. rhythm number, a "Portrait of my love" medley is tender and touching, they and their musicians beat out an authentic "Jail House Rock," and they wind up with the audience eagerly singing along with them, "Joy to the World." Greg says: "We're trying to get started in this business, and it's not easy." Nope, but we have a feeling they'll make it. if 1 HAMMER" IS COMING FRIDAY! Both c.oc-r I un; lf i Raquel and Joey: Not enough for Bluebeard. Orchestra Hall Student Concerts MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN music concerts, and any two Civic Orchestra programs. For information, contact the Junior Governing Board, Orchestra Hall, 220 S.

Michigan 427-7711. Only 1,000 subscriptions are available and the deadline is Oct. 15. COLLEGE students can now buy a special series of seven Orchestra Hall concerts for $6. In the series partially funded by the Illinois Arts Council, are three Saturday pops "university nights" with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, any two chamber SWEDISH GOLDEN Mm KITTY in Color I jtm If n-iJJ' OPEN 9 A.M.

LAST FEATURE MIDNIGHT GIRLS CLUB' IB ft Tie Swtdith Girls MOTION PICTURES 1st Run Neighborhood ArtAheodof ThtKtttofTht Worldl MOTION PICTURES Reserved Seat Engagement oooooooooooooooooooooooo I Today 1:30 8:00 P.M. Seats available at Box office and all Jicketron outlets. Box office open noon to 9 pm daily. 0 LOOP SECRETS ST 2-2321 open 90 AM state nr. Randolph 1ST CHICAGO SHOWING mm A FEW MONTHS ago I interviewed a porno film maker who revealed he had a formula for making successful dirty movies.

"When you make a sex film," he said, "you must consider the audience that will be going to see it, and you must consider their fantasies. One of the most common tmmmmmmmmmmmm fantasies a man has is abusing women, wreaking his re-TRIBUNE MINIREVIEW venge, or doing with them Cruel wnat he will. Everybody knows that to be true." "BLUEBEARD" everybody, appar- DincM by Edward ovmtryk; scran- ently, includes the men re- pliT by Emtio Diconcini, Maria Pia Fus- snnnsible for "Bllieheard and Dymtryk; musit by Ennio Morri- iui B.ueuedru, cent! producer Alexander Salkind, a thp fanciful stnrv of a K5X- Clnnma release at the United Artists "I1UIIU Mory 01 a sex Theater. Rated r. ually inadequate man who Kt vm sepw Burton seven beautiful women and one old hag.

tm The time of the movie is between the world wars, and the place is Germany. Rich ard Burton is Baron Kurt Von Sepper, a World War I hero who lives in a big house, has lots of money, loves to kill animals for sport, and has a bluish goatee. The last posession is the one that gives him his nickname. That's because what kind of a nickname is "Big House" or "Lots of Money" or After a gratuitous scene in which a Jewish ghetto is stormed by troopers with familar armbands, Bluebeard gets down to business, which is explaining to his latest lovely, an American dance hall singer played by Joey Heatherton, why he killed all of his previous wives. "They were monsters," he explains.

"They only looked human when they were dead." What the screenwriter meant for Burton to say was, "They only acted human when they were dead," but no matter, because "Bluebeard" is more trashy than merely badly written. The theme that ties the episodes of death together is cruelty. The women that Bluebeard marries are idiots. One Eings all the time, another is lazy, another talks of only her previous lovers, another frankly, I don't remember. Fed up with their inadequacies, Bluebeard kills them.

There are scenes of whipping, slapping, punching, decapitating, and spearing. As the porno film maker said, these scenes and the whole mentality behind "Bluebeard" are designed to pander to people who enjoy seeing women abused. FILM NOTES: Anthony J. Loeb has been appointed chairman of the small but excellent motion picture department of Columbia College, 540 N. Lake Shore Dr.

Loeb, who currently is filming a documentary of the New York Public Theater and its director Joseph Papp, replaces Robert Edmonds, who plans to devote more time to teaching film at Columbia. 'Chloe in the Afternoon," the sixth and final "moral tale" by French film maker Eric Rohmer "My Night at Maud's and "Claire's will have its world premiere Sept. 29 as part of the opening ceremonies of the 10th New York Film Festival. WOMEN miburban Theatre shown Every Hall Hour Friday Iron P.M. 1 SATURDAY, iron i r.m WOMEN NORTH NORTHWEST NOWI 7 Plus 2nd Adult Hit '3 WAY SPLIT' llnlMltaii 5 A Jo SPECIAL CHILDREN'S PRICE $1.50 I An inti met tm.

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Quarry 'DeoHimaster' 1:20 (PG) EVANSTON- DIT7 6343 Roeuvtlt ST 8-4660 OF- 8 nil 4. "WHAT'S UP, DOCf" et 6:30, 8:40 -WHEATON 1710 Sherman "STAR SPANGLED GIRL" at 8:10 Men Hot 8:00 PG fRANKLIN PARK WHEATON 'KANSAS CITY BOMBER' MO 8-1680 6:30 A 10:20. At 8:15 Only: "MAROONED" Jmn tori Jonel ll 'THI MAN plui Robert Redford, "HOT ROCK" VII I RfiC Cinema 3034 N. 25th Ave. VILkHUi: Adulti 18 er Older! Wuedy Allen "PLAV IT AGAIN.

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RT. 12 A HICKS Clint lastwaod "JOE KIDD" plui 'Semetifflel 8 Greet Notion' 8:00 PG MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES i to on li OPEN 7:00 ADULTS 53 DRIVE-IN SWEDISH GIRL'S 'LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS" (PG) Ooldle Have Edward Albert "BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE" CLUB' 'CHASTITY' Cher CL -TINLEY PARK- 8ECKETS OF EC8TASY "72" SOUTH NORTHWEST at DDCIirUTAUIUCIHeHirlM "LE BOUCHER" PARK RIDGE- (PC) 7:00 :30.I0 -DES PLAINES- RlfllUMAI FREE PARKING tAST 4 DAYSI :00 A :00 Dllt.lllk.11 I II 8 01. Ill Everything You Always riWiMTIblV LAST 4 DAYSI -ureal Nnrtniteio. minn. naia" Rebert Redtord "HOT ROCK" 8:18 Only WANTED to KNOW ABOUT SEX BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK (Rl HINSDALE- GLENCOE- COLONY BIB FREE PARKING LOTS- $1.00 Son $1.00 "The Ortat Nortnfleld.

Mlnnauta Raid" Clint Cn-fend "PLAY MI8TV FOR HE" "Imanely Funny" Time Pliv It Aaaln. Bam" 8:30 HINSDALE 130 Vornan vc a.aan& SECRETS OF ROLLING MEADOWS MEADOWS AS "JOE KIDD" "ROOM 75" Allen 'Take the Money A Run' 7:10 P.M. w. bum raitwoeo 7'40 Clint Faitwoed i "SWEDISH GIRLS' CLUI" i BSW7P, 8:20 "THE ANDROMEDA TRAIN" SOUTH LOMBARD JOE KIDD" Jet 12:00. 2:40.

5:25, 1:05, 10:50 hr 1:10 4:15. i 55. :40 I llM tird-Kldlle. Oe, oJU Clint Eaatmod GRATSLAKE nCC Bl IlllCt Adulti Only 0e "ittt if inn" end "sometimes a -BLUE ISLAND- UN rbHlllb "BOB, CAROL. TED When more couples attend then 1 I any ether adult theatre in Chicago I GREAT NOTION' I2'i52 a.

Weitern A ALICE" 8:30, 8:90 A "LOVINO" 830 dug 63rd A Wutern. Own 6:30 Park Frre Orrn Lt 3 Feat. 8 10 Pfl (X ADULTS ONLY MILF0RD "B0Bi.S A "inVINR" nm IK) Adulti Only flMAI, WUKI 8Mf 1IHM8, CLINT EASTWOOD "JOE KIDD" VS0.J:O-S:4S-7iS8-10-OO PA ALAN ARKIN: LAST Or THI RED HOT LOVERS" plui Rebert Quarry, "DIATHMASTIR" "Swtdish Girls' "Secrets of Club" Ecstasy '72" SCHAUMBURG Hpwi I I I I I I PT Bill, 8:10 4 10 10 I i fPia'THE MAN' I I KANSAS CITY BOMBER yf-N ll 4 10 illii' Nj8 'SKV ACKCO'cs jnTrl a Tiff -DOLTON- -HIGHLAND PARR- SOUTH nill TttU 14,12 Cnee, 848-0700 UULlUn "CONQUEST OF THE SOUTHWEST HIGHL'ND PK.445C,",r,UD.,1t 8:30 A 1:30 PLANET OF THE APES" FINAL WIIKI IND1 THUR8, "LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS" ftt "BEN" 8:30 Only I. Mortal "AREAT BANK ROBBERY" 7J5 iJi ft! Ii LI ai HTOEPARKI.U, EASY RIDERI -HARVET- ELGIN ltttiri'iiiiiii'iiHva JHOrrMASTAWS- rMclroiie Patkywride- -HIGHWOOD- Oiw III il 7'4 1 1M.4M, tS 10,11 ft. UflRVCV I A Older UirilUnnn 'l( Waukeian BIwb Br.

nlUnnUUU BavASnerldan 432-0410 "HAPPY 1IRTHDAT WANDA nvftP nini ii "8ECRETS OF OF PARKING. 811.0712 LOTS FINAL WIIKSII GENTLE 'nrciRL-t' 'ART OF lucrM iioniy ecstasy" WHEELING ADDISON- in CLAUDE 441 DnlirilCD'' (Tna CHABROL'R Lt DUUUnCn BiHihir) MARLON 8RAND "THE MAN" 7:1, 6:13 DU PAGE MA 6-0U5O PERSUASION1 IjUSTICE "SWEDISH GIRLS CLUB 'u0u0 nnicu ru rEHivnc "THE GODFATHER" NAPERVILLE AREA lake roaEST- BSIftUTAU Op'fl "8FCRET8 OF CLINT EASTWOOD JOE KIDD 7. it io 8.M.T.W.T. blllUillUn MO ECTA8Y" IXIlI, Ifl, 5:20, 8:90 (R) CaVI IDV P(a- 1 )ILH Weil elRte.80 Open RATED A ANIMATED! BlfEf "CABARET" "SWEDISH GIRLS' CLUB" i 05111 So, Cork I8HIIII Welti 4M-KHII0 MAN FROM "FRITZ THE CAT" 4 A1 -LINCOLNWOOD- "DEATHMASTER" 7:15 "Dr. Phibei Rltts Aqaln" 9 pm FINAL WIIKI IND8 THU8I.

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-CICERO mm intj XCHOUEST Of PLANLT Of THE APES" ESSANESS OUTDOORS ce noiuc iu ri7-7m MTe PROSPECT fll VMBIP 8138 Cermak Rneit in vii vie miiu 1 1. io E.te.y' (X) ui. i mriw (PO) j.i iriHfi-' Cllnl ratnf8 8:10 COOL illll III Bill 4J4-II40 "60DFATHIR" 1, 1:30 ennd Slarla Friday 'junlar Bonner WW FREE KIOnlELAND DU8TIN HOFFMAN "STRAW DnliS" "KILLINB OF SISTER CEORGE" A "CANDY" tm w. nvth St. Op.

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510; I SO, I 40, 10:25 P.M. I I mthPH-itMiioo I WANTED to KNOW ABOUT SEX BUT WFRF AFRAIO TO ASK (evtjrt HertlifleK. Ulnn.wta Raid" ii you ti tuoeiNA roe teoweu a ut md0 1 PARK 'INVASION OF THI BLOOD FARMERS' eej Cm The DIAIHMASTtR ECU RimienY rku 'THI IIMIT' EDENS1 W. "EVERYTHINfl YOU ALWAYB WANTEO TO KNOW ABHUT SEX BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK" 8:30 1:11 10:00 HAMMOND- OtAtriaionel 10 I Fltt PAWIMO (PU Lllnl LABtWIMIII ll "HIE KinD" LAMAR 401RIDQ CKELTEN FREE PARKINU 'HOT ROCK" TiOO I 9:00 North At J0 Uoori Opes SHOW STARTS nll ft 111:15 rillD rAUL NEWMAN "SftMFTIMFS A BRFAT NOTION" 7 33 naritm ii lit 113181, MltN. CO 4-IOId crime 9 "LT the tULnd at Pro HOT LOVERS" 8:18 8 nil 8:43 "GODFATHER" at 2, 8J0 and (R) 'w e-j ri 1 1 i PROSPECT 'Breal NnrthlleU, Mlnnelete Reia' IX) Adult" ai Ovw Only ROSELAND 1 3 Siarli rriaey 'junior Bonner -VILLA PARK- 'ii: i 'i: 'J 1SMM W.

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