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JOYCE HABER 0S flngtlf Qntf 6 June 6, 1973-Part IV MCA President Lew Washerman); Otto Premingers. Dorothy Fields, James Coco and Cy Coleman. Sidelight to an interesting wedding: The bridegroom wore one of the suits he wears in "Seesaw" because he likes it so much. Sorry, John Gavin. You'll have to get your own wtrd-robe.

Sinatra Dons Chef Hat at Douglases ried to Louise Sorel (Paramount's "Plaza on Sunday at the Gil (Susan Stein) Shivases' New York apartment. Ken's being replaced in the musical "Seesaw" by similarly tall, similarly handsome Screen Actors Guild President John Gavin, who called me on his way to Manhattan to say "Goodby for a year." Howard starts shoot-' ing the new MGM series Adam's Rib (from the Tracy-Hepburn movie) on July 16. Present at the wedding: Mayor and Mrs. John Lindsay (the mayor helped save "Seesaw" in its first week by hopping on stage he's a look-alike for Howard, or vice versa doing a musical number and being photographed); Doris and Jules Stein (Jules recently retired as board chairman of MCA, leaving the obvious but still unofficial position-taking to P'rank Sinatra gave Anne and Kirk Douglas an interesting anniversary gift: himself. Along with his pots and pans, Frank took over the Douglases' kitchen on their 19th anniversary and cooked up a superlative, six-course dinner.

Yes, I said cooked. The menu included pizza, an exotic macaroni dish and chicken tetrazin- Clark. Plus astronaut Buzz Aldrin, the Voltaire Perkinses, Holmes Tuttles, Earle Jorgensens. Jack Bennys, Anne Baxter with Frank McCarthy, Robert (Ann Jeffries) Sterlings, Bill Henry Salvatoris, State Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest, Bill Shoemakers. Also would you believe? Tarzans Jock Mahoney and Ron Elv.

Tony-winner Ken Howard was mar "A dashing, slick romance with a bit of' 1 'Roman Holiday' and rfah nf 'I -JUDITH CRIST. Ne York rib i 'oififir TODAY'S CALENDAR ni. The parly, for a iteen close friends, lasted into the wee small hours. As for Kirk, he has two pictures ready for release Scalawag," in which he stars and which he directed, with his wife Anne producing; and "A Man to Respect," costarring Italy's popular actress, Plorinda Bolkan. National General will distribute "Respect" and Paramount "Scalawag." Kirk tells me that ecenvper SOYLEffT GREEN "is a thriller-entertainment in the best tradition.

Clever, rough, imaginative." "'SOYLENT GREEN will rivet you to your seat. Edward G.Robinson could (and probably should) win a posthumous Oscar." -JOYCE HABt'R, NATIONALLY SYNDICATED COLUMNIST "'SOYLENT GREEN' is even more hormone enriched than The Poseidon And besides that, it's thrillingly nutritious." A vt ODON WtODUCriONS HO -flHSr ARTiSTf itM 4 iirONL GtWHft McruRCS BEl EASH NATIONAL GENERAL "9 NATIONAL GENERAL'S hinese National 3rd GREAT ismHiMmm WEEK! "VLZ'h VZi3 10 15 US H5 11:15 MIDNIGHT SHOW FRI. Kirk Douglas i SAT. Paramount's i nt Frank Yablans was so im- SIT. SUN.

2-15 4:15 115 1:15 II IS BILL BALLAN K.RS WINNER bULUtN rALM BEST FILM CANNES FILM FESTIVAL 1973 MOVIES "DEEP THRUST THE HAND OF DEATH," City--wide. Angela Mao stars as an expert in bare-hand combat. "EASY RIDER" and "ROSEMARY'S BABY" Beverly Canon First film stars Peter Fonds; second stars Mia Farrow. "GIVE HER THE MOON," Royal Theater, West Los Angeles. Film by Philippe de Broca is cobilled with his "King of Hearts." "HELL'S HIGHROAD," Silent Movie Theater.

Cecil B. DeMille's 1926 production. "LADY CAROLINE LAMB," Citywide. Story of Lord Byron's (Richard Chamberlain) affair with Lady Caro- line Lamb (Sarah Miles). "THIS IS A HIJACK," city-wide.

Neville Brand stars as a gunman who goes berserk aboard an airliner. Til HOU SEHOLDER," The Egg and the Eye, 5814 "Wilshire 3, 7, and p.m. Second of four programs focusing on the films of James Ivory. "TWO ENGLISH GIRLS," Los Feliz Theater. Film by Francois Truffaut is co-billed with his "Jules and Jim." MUSIC FAIRFAX ADULT SCHOOL OPERA WORKSHOP, Fairfax Auditorium, Melrose at Fairfax, 8 p.m.

Free. Excerpts from classic operas. ORANGE COAST COLLEGE CHORAL ENSEMBLE, OCC Auditorium, Costa Mesa, 8 p.m. Free. Spring concert.

(ZIZMZ hi hi 1 Oruin WrStlrV(MJD. ttt, If. rtritig Ayv B'-x -a, szvjjg .2.00 05 ng 10:20 MIDNIGHT SHOWS FRI. SAT. 12 25 A.M.

pressed with "Scalawag" that he agreed to finance and release another team -film of the Douglases. Called "Posse," it's an action-western with Kirk again starring and directing, Anne again producing. "I've been accused of directing so often," says Kirk, "that now I've decided to direct officially. In this case, I must listen to the producer since she's my wife." The Ali MacGraw-Robert Evans, divorce should be final this week Thursday, in fact. Ali has been traveling through Europe and-the Caribbean with I Steve McQueen on his locations for "Papillon" while her baby son, Joshua, who's 2, has been with Bob, his father, in Beverly Hills.

Miss MacGraw occasionally re- turns to see Joshua: Evans tells me she's coming back in time to get her divorce. Now I guess it's up to Steve .) "This is the first time Sinatra ever asked to be quot-. cil," quipped William Dossier at the $500 a plate Republi-; can fund-raiser honoring Gov. and Mrs. Ronald Reagan.

And it was virtually true. Sinatra, had just finished singing special lyrics to "Love and Marriage" written by Sammy Cahn. Like "By any test (the Reagans are) the best And if the press is here please quote meNancy's beam is like a lighthouseCause she sees' her Ronnie in the White House." Jimmy Stewart introduced Sinatra, explaining, "With the price of food the way it is today, even Frank has to sing for his supper." The King did, while his Barbara Marx looked on from Nancy Rea-: gan's table. "Those of you who didn't catch my name, may I introduce myself," said Sinatra, who always had pretty good comedy material. "I'm the new mayor, Tom Bradley.

I just wore all that dark makeup to bug Sam Yorty. I asked Sammy Davis to come, but he's at Brad-: ley's picking out the Cabinet." Sinatra left the stage to a standing ovation and a grin plus a handshake from the governor. The Yorty jokes continued. Emcee Art Linkletter paraphrased the Nixon of a decade ago: "One thing, Mayor Yorty won't have the L.A. Times to kick around any more." Among the affluent Dee and David May, Kitty and Mervyn Le-Roy, Harriet and Ai'mand Deutsch, Betsy and Alfred Bloomingdale, Jane and Justin Dart, Mildred and (state Atty.

Gen.) Evelle Younger, ex-Sen. George Murphy, Mark Taper with Sally Cobb, William Fine, the Rev. and Mrs. John Duffy, Susan Meyer with attorney Frank TODAY AT 2:00 and flrOO PM Sptcitl schtdultd ptrlorminct basis guinnttting you salt lor th show of your chote. For thsslr psrilot and mvnamj, iuay.

inunaay 9:00 PM Wdnsday at 2:00 and 8:00 PM Friday at 8:00 and 10:15 PM Saturday at 2:00, 5:00, 8:00 and 10:15 PM Intomailon calf Ron Chan M2-OS43 ounqy mi ana pm ii urn ui.tch 1 653-0865 'TOGETHER ON ONE PROGRAM" jaiix out fo' i nTi HHU lllalllf 111 I If 1AM Presents CHARLTON HESTON LEIGH TAYLOR-YOUNG "SOYLENT GREEN" G. ROBINSON CrA 'DUCK SOUP o. ccsintrs 'HORSE FEATHERS'T MSO money fiCOaTL.CHNEGA DAILY 6 45 SAT, SUN. 1,15. nippntr piANLLYkGWtNBnVG HARRY HARRISON to 'MONKEY BUSINESS'H 'COCOANUTS' 17 WALTHi SQTZLR RUS3U IHACHtR htm by moneu wtirjocaoR panavisioh' iwasng i Claude WESTWOOD BEV.

HILLS- HOLLYWOOD BLVD. money lefouch mi Sidney Poitier WARM DECEMBER(PG) 6:15, 8:15 10:15 NATIONAL 10925 Lmdbrook Or. 479-2866 VILLAGE InCotOf G'iSs- NOW PALACE Downtown 624 6271 midnight show fri. sat. sun.

UA CINEMA 3 -Cerntos-924 1211 LAEWML.C THCATRC HP BILLY JflCKPC) 5:30 4 W. Allen-BANANASiPG) 7:30 4 11:00 CHINESE Sidney Poitier t92b Hollywood WARM DECEMBER(PG) 1 464-SU1 12 lb, 2:15. 4 15. 15 3 15 10 15 I HOLLYWOOD 12-00-!) AM SC0PI0(PC) M-1VI THIS IS A HIJACK(PG) I Open lt Nijht Until 5 A.M. VOGUE CAROLINE LAMB(PG) I tbH hnllywond 4:40.

9:00 I 4b2riia FEUINfS ROMAiRI Westwood 4780576 '9i IMna. If isiwooi tmur CAMPUS-Hollywood -665 5881 ALCAZAR Bell 585 3306 STAR La Puente-968 4411 STATE -Long Beach -437-2721 MERALTA Culver City 839 2456 ROSEMEAD 3 Rosemead 573-9480 LAMAR Manhattan Beach 372-8500 CINEMA CENTER 4 Northridee 993-1711 LANKERSHIM-N. Hollywood-765-5952 DEL MAR -Los Angeles -935 6424 ART Woodland Hills 883 8835 MOVIES OF TARZANA 4 -996 1300 CROWN -Pasadena-796-3131 MON.THRU FRI. 30 8:20 10 20 M. SAT.

4 SUN. 2:30 20 6 20 8 20 10 20 P.M. 6-55, 11 15 G. Pacino SCARECROWIR) 200, 4 05. 6 10.

8:15 4 10:20 Now' See Fantastic THIS IS CINERAMA(G) 2:00 4 8:00 Marlon Brando LAST TANGO IN PARIS(X) 6-30 4 9:09 CALL THLATRLS FOR SHOWTIMES FOX 6M18 'Hollywood 4fij 21S4 BRUIN Wetwood 477.0188 WILSHIRE 8436 Wilihue 653-0863 FINE ARTS 8556 Wibhire 652-1330 LIDO 8507 Pico 652-8087 BILLY lCK(PG) 2 lb. 6 30 4 10 20 FEW MORE'PG) 12.45, 4,35 8 30 -LOS ANGELES' MONKEY BUSINESS 7:00 HORSE FEATHERS 8:25 DUCK SOUP 9:40 EL REY SCORPIO(PG) 8 45 MCame -PULP'K) 7:00 8c 10.45 F1 II "1 TODAY 12:30, 2:30, 4:35, l-ss'i MWill 1 1 I'll 5517 Wilshil 931-U01 COCOANUTS 10:55 CULVER SC0RPI0(PG)45 9820 wasti. M. Came PULP(PG) 838-3124, 6 45 7:00 10:40 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY-LA REINA LADY CAROLINE LAMB(PG) 14626 Ventura 8:50 Onl FELLINI'S ROMA(R) 6:45 4 10:50 FAIRFAX THIS IS A HUACK(PG) 7907 Beverly 81. 7:00 10:15 653-311 EVtL KNIEVEt(PG) 840 SANTA MONICA CRITERION this is a hiiack(pg) 1315 3rd 2.10.

5-25 8:40 395-9929. 12 15 EVEL KNIEVEUPG) 12 30.3:45,7:00 4 10:15 "A MOST EXHILARATING EXPERIENCE!" i When Scorpio wants you -Kevin Thomas, A TIMES fri NORTHRIDGE 10170 Reseda 349-7585. 6 45 SCORPIO(PG) 8 45 M. Came PULP(PG) 7:00 4 10:45 WILSHIRE 1314 Wilshil 3940216.6 45 SCORPIO(PG) 8:45 McCame PULPiPG) 7 00 10.35 is noplace to hide! 'A FALLBROOK Park 883-4212, 6 45 WESTCHESTER-INGLE WOOD ll BILLY JACK(PG) 8:45 LOYOLA STUDIO CITY 12136 Ventura 769-4441 C. Eastwood HIGH PLAINS ORIFTERfR) 8:45 JOE KIDD(PG) THIS IS A HIIACK(PG) 8:40 Only EVEL KNIEVEUPG) 7 00 4 10-15 SCORPIO(PG) 8 45 M.

Came PULPiPG) 7:00 4 10:45 if is. 8610 Sepulucdrt 77W410, MS ACADEMY 3141 w. Manch. FOX 115 N. Mkt.

68 2 323, 6 45 MAN IN WILDERNESS! PG! 7 3041:145 THIS IS HUACK(PG)840 tVEL KNIEVEKPG) 7:00 4 10-15 Ijncaster- SCORPIO(PG) 1 15,5:00 4 8-45 M. Came PULPiPG) 3 15, 7:00 4 10:45 A (EACLE OFA MTkiF mi i.Qiryu i ivy fe.G' EL PORTAL 5269 769-4041. 6 45 GARDENA DRIVE-IN GUILD 5161 tkerstiim 766-3741, 6.45 FOX 6419 Vw Nuys 785-0449, 6 45 CINEMA CENTER 474-4154 2nd SMASH WEEK! DAILY 2 4 6 8 FRI. SAT. 12 MIDNIGHT SHOW Far Gtoup Sales and Theatrt Parties Call Joan Brenner 12131658-655 Lancaster sconpio(PG) REVCNGERS(PG) TWIN VUE S.

Fie. 152nd 324-5127 Dusk BILLY JACK(PG) 7 00 4 10:50 MAN IN WILOERNESS(PG) "PAT GARRETT AND BILLY" THE KID(R) FISTFUL OF OOLLARSfPG) 9:00 Only THIS irAHTiAc7(PG) 7.00 4 1015 EVEL PA10S VERDES CAPRI 6258 Van Nuys 785-3156, 645 FOX TWIN 735 Silu. Spur THOUSAND OAKS- EGYPTIAN U.A. BILLY JACK(PG) 8:40 BLESS BEASI(PC) 6 45 4 10.40 LADY CAROLINE LAMB(PG) 9:30 Only FE1INNI ROMAiRI 715 Only FOX TWIN 735 Silu- Sour 377-6773, 6,45 Borgmne-B. Gauara THE NEPTUNE FACTOR(G) SILENT RUNNING(G) Lindbiook at Westood 8itd.

47.0'j7S Borgmne-B. Gdiata THE NEPTUNE FACTOA(G) SILENTRUNNNG(G) GREASER'S PALACE 12.30. 230. 6.30. 8 30 10.30 4S.6U7.

EGYPTIAN 2 u'I5 C0VINA- A MIRACLE Of A Movie Musical! GODSPELL(G) 2. 4, 6. 8 10 FOX TWIN EGYPTIAN 3' 6712 HlvwfJ 12.il) Baidot-Cardniale-Pollaid THE LEGEND 0T FRENCHIE KING(R) CONEJO TWIN SLITHER(PG)845 Open6-4-j ONLY KILL MASTERSiPGI 495-7008 7.00 4 CONEJO TWIN "class of 44(pgi Open LAST SUMMERiR) 495-700 7 00 4 10 25 -PAS ADEN A-GLEND ALE ACADEMY THIS IS A HIJACK(PG) 1003 Com. 8:40 Onlr 45 EVEL KNIEVELiPG) 7:00 4 10-15 STATE C. Eastwood-HIGH 770 Colo PLAINS DRIFTER(PG) 8:45 45 K)E KIDDIPO 7:00 4 10 3'J SC0RPI0(PG)845 M.

Ciine-PULPPGi :00 lOjfb THIS IS HIJACK(PG)8 30 tVH KNIEVtL PG) 6 45 4 10:00 211 Aiusa 332.U22 FOXTWIN 211 N. Azusa 332 11226 45 CINEMA CTR. westwood Blvd. 1 Bl. S.

Wilshire 474-4165. 2:00 2 30, 43: Yves Montand in Costa-Gavras' STATE OF SIEGE 6:40, 8:45, 10.50 Hj- "1. POMONA VALLEY hOUR bl AH 'Special Price Till 5.00 W.I. nr Brea S. Miles-R.

Chambeilain 936 8211 ib LADY CAROLINE LAMB(PG) C. Scott HOSPITALfPGI sr.nBPin.pr. a 1.1 CINEMA CTR. Westwood Blvd. 1 Bl.

s. Wilshire 2 CINEMA CTRT Westwnod Blvd. 1 Bl S. Wilshire 12-45 i FOX Pomona 7l4Hj22.l353 Robert Downey's GREASER'S PALACE 2, 4, 6, 10 Richard Chamberlain Sara Miles IADY CAROLINE LAMB(PG) 1:30. 3:45.

6:00, 8:15. 10:30 B. Reynolds FUZZ PG) 7:00 4 lb.30 UA. 142 Maikel 6S-897. 6 45 THE LEGEND OF FRENCHIE KING(R) EXTREME CLOSE-UP(R) RIALTO 1023 Fan O.ikt 799-95676 45 ALEX 216 N.

Brand 241-4194. 6,45 SCORPIO(PG) Scott HOSPITAUPG) 7 00 105a SCORPIO(PG) 8:45 M. Came PULP(PG) 7:00 10:45 CAPITOL THIS IS A HIJACK(PG) THE LEGEND OF FRENCHIE KINGIR) S. br.si.d i'4j-42hl 1,45 E. THE NEPTUNE FACTOR(G) SILENT RUNNING(G) DA.

32-j-42o2. IIFf AMD 1 mm VILLAGE LADY CAROLINE LAMB(PG) Claiemont 8 30 Only 624 2612 FELLINI'S ROMA'R) 6 30 4 10-30 LA VERNE DRIVE-IN I MT. BALDY Gary Gnme? Or, In 3S15 Wlute CLASS OF '44(PG) 593-4931, YCHING GRADUATLStPGi -LONG BEACH-SEAL BEACH i BILLY IACK(PD)8 40 Only 1 CREST fill 55 mi. BLASTSfPG) 75 All t)45 4 10:40 I BELMONT LADY CAROLINE LAMB(PG) 4-18 mu Only I 4 18 lOnl. 1,45, Ftl.IINISK0MA.Rr I 6 30 1045 i1? i 1 jstiion Si ill THIS IS A HIIACK(PG j4, 316.

io-l-jjiuiv Herk- SHOOT OUT(PG) GLENOALE udy Caroline iambipg) 122 S. Brand 850 0111 2414177,645 FELLINI'S R0MA(R 6 45 4 ORANGE COUNTY Cinemaland Marlon Biando 1414 H.irt.or Bl, LAST TANGO IN PARIS(X) 635-601 8.00 Only FOX FISTS OF FURY(PG) Ar-aliemi 8:25 Olll 535-30U2, 6 45 HATCHET HONLYMOON'PC) -7 00 10 00 1 1 THE LEGEND OF FRENCHIE KING(R) --CABLE HOGUE(R) I Ro tad' MM c4 ttiwv DEL AMD 2 the legend of t.i Jnon 'ij Mill RENCHIE KINGfRI 4 Slilli. Hjb irdi CABLE HOGUE(R) DEL AMO 3 C.viBijyl'-Kellotiii.i!! Id i i i SLITHER(PG) 1 4 ti 1 i in FUZZ(PG) CINEMA 1 Rv Uv-hlcr Ljan-Boyle-Kelleinian SLITHER(PG) THE LEGEND OF DEL AMO 4 The most incredible manhunt of them all! Clint l.i'.tMH'rt HIGH PLAINS DRIFTERIRI CINEMA 2 Riv. J', i Roiurri FRENCHIE KING(R) fff .4 -CABLE HOGUE(R) YOU'LL LIKE MOTHffl(R) So. Coast I 34 lu Pre 540-211 645 So.

Coast II 68: 5imtlovwi 549-3152. 64S FOX ulleiliin 525 4747,645 IMPERIAL 317 I 0se.ul 426897I BAY 50al R0SSM00R fleacir Mn-1649, 6.15 SCORPIO(PG) 245 6 30 4 lf) Pitt PC; 1, 445 4 835 THIS IS HIJACK(PG)8 To LVLL KNILVtL PG) 6 45 4 10 00 "SCORPIO(PG)8 30 Came -PULPiPG) 6 45 10 25 THIS IS HIIACK(PG) 8 30 EVEL KNItVELiPGl 7O04J015 "sC0RPI0(PGT84lj M. Came PULPiPG I 7.00 taMwood HIGli PLAINS DRIFTERIRI 8-40 JOt KIDDiPGi 1 00 4 10 .5 1 KLP3JV i aUawilnieWU U.A. Clint Eastood 1lti fi Bristol HIGH PLAINS ORIFTERfR; Alfred Hitchcock's FRENZY R' DA 21 t. Octjn 47 t.o I (I THE MiRISCH CORPORATION BURT LANCASTER ALAIII DELOTJ PAUL SC0FIELD HUNNICUTT dad w.

RiNTaTr ralo THE LEGEND OF FRENCHIE KING(R) EXTREME CLOSE-UP(R) in A MICHAEL WINNER Film Story Peaders A. TWIN A 141 Ceiiitos Cti. 605 wy-So. St. 924.1212 6 30 Chnt latvrfwj HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER(R) Allied Hitchcock Music br JERRY FIELDING Produced by WALTER MIRISllH Directed by MICHAEL WINNER PARENTAL GUIDANCE tUGCtlUI United Artists A SCIMiTAR FILMS PRODUCTION PG rfTl CITY CINEMA 1 the legend or OW Centre FRENCHIE KING(R) 532-621.

11 30Gteeory Peck-SHOOTOUT(PG) CITY CINEMA 2 Centre THIS IS HIJACK(PO) 5.12-621. 30 EYEL RNIfYELjPGJ CITY CINEMA 3 Btlsnca Centre SC0RPIOIPG) 5.12.6721. 11 to M.chael Caine-PULP(PG) Baidot-Ciiidinile Pollard THE LEGEND OF FRENCHIE KING(R) EXTREME CLOSEUP(R) fil ill TV 'UN MAni A If I Vil IJ HI aVLl mi 1 JOIV PLAVIfJG 2nd FEATURE AT MOST THEATRES! MICHAEL CAINE in "PULP" i81 jion i em Mitttmi CITY CINEMA 4 dar--Borie -KeilerriMn PETE 'N' TILlltlPGI NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES SIITHFR(PG) f. BUM(PG) a- United El PORTAL N. Hollywood 769-4041 0 A.

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UAllNEMA'2 UinM. Mi, riOti I UA CINEMA 3 1 l.n lti Mill i. 4 UA CINEMA 4 'ii, 2nd WEEK! An isls li' I t'nitii'ih APRIL EOOLS(PG) Dilutti- ir GRA0UATE(PGi lijl-uli CARNAL KN0WLE0GEIRI i irltim Ht'ri AO You Md UA CINEMA 1 SEE IT IN 70MM AND STEREOPHONIC SOUND! PACIFIC DRIVE-INS PICKWICK DRIVE-IN Burbank 842-5723 EDWARDS DRIVE-IN -Arcadia -447-8179 GAGE DRIVE-IN Bell Gardens 927-1135 WHITTIER Whittier 695-2712 CALL THEATRES FOR SHOWTIMES HOLLYWOOD-Hollywood -463-9371 ElREY-MiracleMile-931-1101 FOX 'Inglewood-678-2323 ALEX -Glendale -241-4194 CULVER -Culver City -838 3 124 WILSHIRE Santa Monica 394-0216 NORTKRIDSE Northridge 349-7585 RIALTO So. Pasadena -799-9567 TWINVUE DRIVE-IN Gardena 324 5127 City WEEKDAYS 4S-I10PM SATiSUN2.4...0 SQf MKINfi in Thutn Catiu $1 with Vilidilion TTtatr) i UMM UA CINEMA 2 -l I i i 4 UA CINEMA 3 ft i I ,1 THE 0VENTUREPG VANISHING POINT(PG) THE irGTND OF IRINCHK KINGIR) IIIRIMI ClOSEUPIRl iV PI IE TIlllEIPG) Sull HOSPIUtlPC.) SOYLENT GRfENIPG) ONI RILl MASTERS(I'G P. iooi; i oin man or II MANCHI(O) IrlRI CROOK NANNrtCi EL REV -Alhambra-282-8404 MARINA CINEMA 2 Redondo Beach 372-1109 AMERICANA 5 Panorama City 893 644 1 CmiOOMt 20 OinH.W33? HIGHWAY Ortv In towmwfot 9.4.

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