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Section 2 Chicago Tribune, Monday, November 15, 1976 MOTION PtCTURU OOWNTOWN motion ftcrumi DOWNTOWN MOTION PKTUIIIS DOWNTOWN fiipO Movies a.ta i.us-z aasjasj mm MOUtAi I 4 11 Door Opn 9:00 m. Last Show 10:10 p.m. Where anything can and usually does! 'sAllfftailn rv I 'Warning' may be hazardous to your digestion I1i0O.1S-SiI9-O likli lirittiili lnii ti hul iii liliiiili liiimi tii lid lilit tlitim Im Ik liilu Sisters -Mvih. mmm mm ken i kmk lit Hi S8i HI KKM wjf-i ns. By Gene Siskel Movie critic lO'ignii sou-g t'icfc vi'3ie ncLsiveiv qn MCA Beccdt Tapes! MOVIE made me sick.

Sick about what Half c4asrlasjsi OVNtovU! Fkiu T5 LHIS movie says about the American film industry. A about a sniper in a football stadium GLYNN TURMAN what next, fellas, a movie about a guy I DCUCIIRC Doors Opsn i m. U. Urn IILI LIIUL SSMi7ff "COOLEY HIGH" 1. 'J I I 1 I at who rapes only little girls? 'Two-Minute Warning" has no real story.

The killer is never identified. Now, I'm sure the fast-buck artists who made this film justify it as a mirror of society and its faceless killers. But that's just an excuse to make a picture that will hold appeal only for those who like to see a a cMr nuts wittn ADULTS ONLY! Chris Warfield's "THE EXOTIC ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO" Doort open 9 a.m. LAST FEATURE 10:15 p.m. Beau Bridges and Pamela Bellwood spot a sniper in a stadium tower in "Two-Minute Warning; Opamt 30 A.M.

Coma Arty-time! Ooon open 9 a.m. last Shout 9:30 p.m. PS "SHOUT AT THE DEVIL 1 1 TRIBUNE MINI-REVIEW Blood and gutless TWO-MINVTE WARNING" Directed by Larry Peeroa, screonpley by Edward Hum baaed on the novel by George La Fountain, photographed by Gerald Hlrachteld, edited by Eva Newman and Waltar Hannemann, muale by Chartee Fox, produced by Edward Feldman, a Universal '-laaaa at auburban theaters. Rated R. Opan 9.00 a.m.

Last Norman 10:20 p.m Uii IS THAT YOU?" victim other people blown away by high-powered rifles. This is a contemptible motion picture. It all takes place on a super Sunday during the professional championship game in the Los Angeles' Coliseum, which seats 90,000. As is standard practice in disaster stories made by Universal Pictures, we are introduced first to the good guys, in this case, the spectators. We meet a gambler (Martin Balsam), who must win this bet or die; a middle-aged couple (David Janssen and Germ Rowlands), who con MCVICKERS $1.50 "DRAGONS NEVER DIE" "THE DEVIL WOMAN" plus -CHAHLEJT ONC-EYE" THE CAST Charlton Heston HotV rn I couple of pickpockets (Walter Pidgeon Bridges), who don't argue about anything.

BUT ALL OF these characters are just window dressing for the main story, which is the sniper. He's spotted in a secure position atop the scoreboard 40 minutes into the movie. Police captain Charlton Heston is quickly on the scene. Isn't he always? Heston is soon arguing with another police officer (John Cassavetes), the rabid-fire head of a commando-style Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team. Cassavetes, playing the same crazed cat he played in "The Dirty Dozen" wants to charge into the stadium and blow the sniper Heston advises caution until there are two minutes left in the game, hence the film's title.

Who is the sniper after? We're never told. But the President is due to arrive at the game. The film is a bloody cheat from start to finish. It would like to be a story of random murder. But, wouldn't you know it, when the killer eventually does begin firing away, he hits most of the people to whom we've been introduced.

Moreover, before he starts shooting, he practices by focusing in on these same people. It's a transition device used by the director to recap each character. "TWO-MINUTE WARNING" has the look and feel of a wide-screen made-for-TV movie. Universal is the largest independent producer of prime-time television programming. The script was written by a guy who has worked exclusively for shows such as "Cannon," "Baretta," "Streets of San Francisco," and "Bar-naby Jones." There are no human values in this film.

Its scenes of the spectators trampeling each other as they flee the stadium are stolen right from the beach scenes in "Jaws," another Universal film. Who's responsible for a picture like this? Universal, actors like Chuck Heston who don't need the money, and anyone who buys a ticket. If you go see "Two-Minute Warning," you are only encouraging Hollywood to make more of the same. And, believe me, Hollywood doesn't need much encouragement. Gene Siskel reviews the movie scene Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on Channel 2 News.

ii Aim A Monro st Adults MONROE Daarbom Op. 6 45 "WEEKEND GIRLS" phis AFTERNOON TEASET John Cassaveta Martin Balsam Baau Bridges Marilyn Hassatt David Janasan Jack Kkigman Gana Rowlands Walter Pidgeon Brock Paters David Groh Joe Kapp AndySidana Anthony Davis Mitchell Davis Button Miko Ramuy Lucy Slav Sandman Janat PtoVpockat Paul- At Chart Tytar TVdmKWc Broker Thapnaat ppg 1 1 ifr-j Eas cAlice ix) "SENSATIONAL AND EXOTIC. A( COlOiTllNtWAC Plus 2nd Adult Hit "Horwypiaw ot AASoami.f iai, stantly argue whether they should get married; a young couple (Beau Bridges and Pamela Bellwood), who constantly argue about their childrens' behavior; and a OPEH9jOL 1st. Run Chicagoland lat. Run Chicagoland MARINA CINEMAS MARINA CITT.

MD N.hHt JJI 04 THE GREATEST AFRICAN ADVENTURE MOTION PICTURES lit. Run Chicagoland MOTION PICTURES 1st. Run Chicagoland MOTION PICTURES lit. Run Chicagoland MOTION PICTURES Til. Run Chicagoland EVER FILMED! OAR SIHift-CMuao Trlbwnt WmAV Allan IrailMtl (nn THE FRONT ROGER and MOORE LEE MARVIN ftttDajVt OUaMHM4 n1 BURNT OFFE MINOS 740 1 VJfiH "IB firtt WaTJTMSWI siisutat rttittt TE BEVEL BfJINO THE GREEN OCOR plui: asU RESURnECnOnOFEVt FtaM X-Mdnat Shm Fn mi Abo Surma BARBARA PARKINS mm An AMERICAN IrntRNATONAL PICTURE SUBURBAN THEATRES JlL ii i1um-u mmmJ hj mm No on will admlltod athirth Flashing Festival events THE CHICAGO International Film Festival continues Monday at the Uptown and Bio-graph theaters.

A conversation with an MGM costume designer highlights the day's program. Here's the schedule. Uptown Theater. 6:30 p.m. "Pressure" (England, Horace Ove): A drama about Caribbean blacks who go to England with high hopes, only to get a taste of discrimination United Kingdom style.

9:15 p.m. "Seclusion Near a Forest" (Czechoslovakia, Jiri Menzel): Nine years ago Menzel won an Oscar for his "Closely Watched Trains," which was voted best foreign language film. His latest picture is the story of a Prague family which goes hunting for a weekend home and winds up involved in the life of a dying old man. Biograph Theater, 6:30 p.m. "TV Commercials." A-survey of tube's best blurbs, at least of those entered in festival competition.

9:15 p.m. "An Evening with Helen Miss dressed the best in her 20 years in costuming at MGM. She'll present a slide show of her work and then answer questions. I hope someone forces Mr to answer specific questions about the stars bodies. Costume designers usually-dodge this stuff.

Recommended. Tickets to all festival events are $3. Gene Siskel TWO-MINUIt WAXNIN9 nas orvn. i AA2 MARTIN BALSAM BEAU BRIDGES MARILYN HASSETT DAVID JANSSEN Emanuel L. wolf presents AMaihn bvegman Production SeanConnery Cornelia Sharpe The Next Man" r-s WEST UNITED ARTISTS GATEWAY Downtown Chicago ARLINGTON STUDIO DUNES PLAZA Arlington Hts.

Chicago Ridge Gary, Ind. HIGHLAND PARK PARTHENON Cinema-Highland Pk. Hammond, Ind. JACK KLUGMAN WALTER PIDGEON GENA ROWLANDS MOCK KTIK-MIID SmW-MTHOHf MUS-JOt MTT A FIIMWAYS PRODUCTIONA lARflY PEERCE-EDWAflD S.FELDMaNFIIM Screenplay by EDWARD HuME-Based on the novel OrCEORCE LaFOUNTAINE Music 0y CHARLES FOX Directed Dy LARRY PEERCE Produced by EDWARD FELDMAN AUNIVERSALPICTURETECHNICOL0IT'PAJAVISIONRlliJTBjjB)5 An frtlslj Enlerlainment Compltx Film technicolor An Allied Artists Releas OD -OAKBROOK- CINEMAltrS oak woooiis -sno rWrTrllwii GOLF MILL YORKTOWN OLD ORCHARD THE RITZ Niles Lombard Skokie Mount Piouaci Iisirm Ftk 36 8800 msamaammmmmammmBgssa CARRIE LINCOLN VILLAGE DUNES PLAZA TRADEW1N0S 6101 ft. Lincoln Gary.

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A3cmak ar335 46 12th Chicago International Film Festival Nov. 5-18 TWO MINUTE WARNING' S1 .25 Mon-Fri. to 5 pmSal-Sun. to 2:30 NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST Suburban Theatres -VILLA PARK- VILLA PK. ps 'LOGAN'S RUN' BiTIA eoae Mig pe a.1030 A I IU -STREET GIRLS- 40 $1 TEACHERS" 70, 10:05 MOTION PICTURES 1 St.

Run Chlcagolanc! MOTION PICTURES 1 it. Run Chlcagoland SB "LOVE DEATH" NORTHWEST NORTH I thru TMWRlj FRIDAY NORMAN, IS THAT yOU7" NOVEMBER 15, MONDAY M0NTCLARE 7.O0, 10-06 "Summtf School TMChen" 6:40 pin. -WHEATON- Uptown Theatre Biograph Theatre -mt. prospect- PHONE 668-1680 BIO -UBERTYVIUE- STKIIT HOPLl il3.10ilO iWINCING TIACHU NIVI Pit 6:15 DIVILWOMAN WHEAT0N DOUBLE FEATURE SOUTH WOODY ALLEN "THE FRONT LIBERTY All SEATS $1 .00 1A I A IVK Si THIY CAMt FOM WITHIN 10:10 boo "The Hindenberg" GABLE LOMBARD" 7 EXCLUSIVE 1ST. SHOWINO he "THESH00TIST" WOODY umtim phaiim a Tonigtn ai 7 00 Ana 9 00 6:30 p.m.

PRESSURE (England) Dir. Horac Ove SECLUSION NEAR A FOREST (Czechoslovakia) Dir. Jirt Manzal Biograph Theatre DwIMIMNMMtMimiM TWO MINUTI WARNING SI 1iJO-3i3V5i40-7i4S-10iOO 6:30 p.m. TV COMMERCIALS A tocbon of winning com roeroaLt (torn the past 1 1 years, ptue this year's wimert. aSiNGVVTTH HELEN ROSE The lamed MOM costum designer will be on stag discussing her colorful career, with momenta from her films.

Hosted by John Russel Taylor SOUTH MORTON GROVE A MILES SUBURBAN THEATRES MORTON GROVE wiJVS vaasf miaut EXCLUSIVE 1ST. SHOWING -BLUE ISLAND- shuw 1 iMts ijm ana uUAOATunU 11 AW CHARLTON HESTON DAVID JANSSEN "TWO-MINUTE WARNING" nurrwwi mnnnnivn mnn ww wn.jA 12952 S. trVastem LYRIC Disnev Double AT 7 40 a 9 45 Hint mO SVTSm7M4114 ONrfsfW JUOIU NORTH -BAnar a -escape to witch atouMTWrt ExcluRlva 1ST. SHOWINO SEANCONNERY CORNELIA SHARPS Ticket S3.00 Free schedules st thestras If HPUIHIUIIIf UWRENCEW00D JOHN WAYNE THE SHOOTIST plus "UFEQUARO- "THE NEXT MAN" jcf wavna ntftSHwmrra Film are presented in their original language with English subtitles. The most eomprehenslva 2-week miematkmal survey ot motion pictures iaiiinuiMT iiiiiwiiiihiiu -DOITON- ytorion Brando WSSOUH BREAKS' PG -DEERFIEID- HKIHWM.M.

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9:00, (PG) THE SHOOTIST" HiunFi nil PROSPECT SWWGING TEACHER- 'STREET PEOPLE1 "FACE TO FACE (R) IAROAIW MAtt. tAT A iVN TU 3:10 mwnutbi.111 "SEX WITH A SMILE" -NIIES- 7:00 sod -GLINWOOD- S3nt I Wwm Opan NORTHWEST NORTHWEST 1ST SHOWING FNUS THURSDAY xazes, "THE RITZ" Suburban Theatres HI-WAY (aJ ALHJLIo UNLY1 jai piiiiiaah injrt a naiswo sis. GLENW00D PHONE: 7S4-320O -SKOKIE- AT 7 30 i 9 30 tnriona oiKrronditfin.i. TAXI DRIVER" 7 "The Front" SMnCcfifWfY UjnwbaShan "SURFER GIRLS" "Cherry Blossom" wuuur sam-srsLJiKr rnnu-rn 1 uj- ai 1 inp pmini" 1 The Next Mart oo oo io: Itota HnmuJW. Cwiiim -HOMEWOOD WEST nqrthWest TWO MINUTI WARNING You'n Imrd about riwm.

Now Lll MARVIN and ROOM MOORI SHOUT AT THE DEVIL EVANSTON ftw tpgether for thi ltt tlmo on any utwn HALSTEO AT t7Sth ST. a 79S-I140 LEE tWilOotro-iJMOAl Barg.Pr.ma!P.M. 615-J O6-10O0 SEAN CONNER -HILLSIDE- -SCHAUMBURO- 5:20. 7:40, 10:00 irw STRICT FIOSLI' 4i15.9i55 I 'ONE OF THE BEST! HIGHLY HUM TOMB LOVf II na hrst an adult EVANST0N ''to'" Evsnston I Only 1 -tax with a amir a os SHOUT AT THE DEVIL 66 I I 1.1 BLAZMl ACTION. A QGLOk't RECOMMENDED! SUPER OUPCPJ Ahl IT WITH DIGNITY.

THIS It THE 'THE NEXT MAN' 'CARRIE1 6:30, 8 10:15 ftt. 53-Gott Rd. Hi ') Avauuscxf THE BAWDY ADVENTURES OF FILM FOR ocumtm im7rrmiM "romt) -THE MARATHON MAN- IIJS StUifliri tB Hoi. tM 3: aconcHma action. UNUSUAL TOM JONES" to ltinLtl LUH 70O A 8:30 Weekdays tl-M HI p.m.

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I Bi Last 4 days. Oscar Norn. 'BROTHEL 8' CHELTEN rHtb fAHIUNU' 3042 -lOMBARO- 1 nii.it iftft Desires I 1 aVAJ 1 ST. IVES" Sao -ADDISON- M.MOT CMMV.tM Look Into too saun mjmywi: jsmas uaal NORTHVv'EST BMHture7.3M ADDISON PHONE: 543-7482 HYDE PARK TIOLLERBALL1 plus LOGAN a RUW AARGAH MATV1VI1T DAT TIL 3 3QP.W Opens 6 $1 6 30 JOHN WAYNE WEEK! "THE SHOOTlSr iTo lltMtBt art womb tstt Jvctt 9tnmitem V5r II Logan's Run" TWO MINUTI WARNING OLVtOO-10) THE FRONT i15.ll5-10iH 617 Chicago Ava. Ft JOHN WAYNE 1 THE SHOOTlSr-pkia Co-hill UFEOUAHD' (PQ) AM BDbHt IA IA IXCIUSIVI III SHOWINO U.TM4 MO.IMAN IAU.INCI OllVlia "THE MARATHON MAN" AT M.T W.T JtH-4 TH 0 1035,1:40.500, 8:00,11:00 Ma -sum L-onaoru "FACE TO FACE" tt J5 Dl Sst.

A til 2:30 Sun. II "The Shootist" few BRIGHTON "LIFEGUARD' -ERWYN- fSS -sHOOTisr w. WITH A SKUA 111 "JOHN'or "WAYNE" Is psrt of 00 your name you get si lor $1.00 or' you bmg a pours ot John Wsyns lotTstioonVyougatintori.oO ARLINGTON HEIGHTS Aitnctjtm FIRST RUN PREMIERE SHOWING UE MARVIN ROGER MOORE "SHOUT AT THE DEVIL BARBARA PARKINS (PG) MAUI OaAT OX LAKE BMCtUtlVt $MOWIH0 WOODT UIIN THE FRONT" liJO Ml at 8 35 aftufiie f'a 3.00 C404 W. Carmsk ToVpo I. i H.I, t.

(J. lilts) star si "SWIIT NNKHT mt "UTONI IUT RT MUSUND will Kara la sum Pramlara ki ttatt mavis "THI AFFAIRS OF JANICE" FRIDAY. STUDY( SUNDAY, MONDAY DECJ-S- i BnlNG. VCKJR CAUEflAS WITH THERE WU BE A LOT Of INTERESTIN3 SOUTHWEST "YOUNG SURFER GIRLS" "BEYOND FULFILLMENT" IXCIUSIVI 1ST SHOWINO SAM CONNIIY CORNItl SHAIM "THE NEXT MAN" -the anooTtST a fosse' $25 ia brnes eapt special ahowa IIEADOWBROOK" "LOGAN'S RUN" 7:00 ONLY "LOVE A DEATH" 9:05 ONLY -DES PLAINES- -GLENCOE- TCTURESTDTJS0fCJ.UN8 a- mn -JUSTICE- DES PLAINES -ao ewt kart 10J A "THE DOVE" 8:15 ARQAINMATI IV I DAT YH 10 RITZ Road $XCLUIVI 1ST SHOW. NO lit MAIVIN tOOIt MOOt I SHOUT AT THE DEVIL" AT ltOO-4i30-TiO-t30 FQ TfltlT WOPLtBHrattl PALATINE al wSSa'THE SHOOTIST" GROVE VILLAGE "OBSESSION" UCK WIITON IITA eo5 -HIGHLAND PARK- "THE RITZ" AAfjtf 8501 SO.

CORK uUnl OPEN 6 P.M. "PATTY" "THE FAMILY PHONE S94-2991 Street People' ELK GROVE $1U Aa SEATS I "THE SHOOTlSr Rla 63 a 12 Palalme 1 Mile North Rt. ca DUPAGE ma a-oaso 53 i.2.j Al A no -cicero- AT tun tuaw ttTDFirr ptopt-E" a "MIDWAY" SCAM TO WITCH MOUNTAIN JAPERVILLI ARCA IMIflUl Mtll ItT OLYMPIC $U5 awunrna teachers' 105C NORTH LS GIRLS I pU REFERRAL SERVXE jTLVI IptoCOKrttHOMEBABr lJj jii iiijmi mfimfH jj 630 10:00 -IA GRANQE- SmnS VilHv ot "OBSESSION" II "SOUPERMAN" 'BAMBI utarn MALninc -TENDER FLESH" 3:45, 6:35. SXCLUSIVS 1ST SHOWINO) SSANCOHNStY COAMItIA SHASH "THI NEXT MAN'VI mnsiFM" 74M txciuuvi ntmowtm Jtn Wessuns Psvehoac Womnr-vi6 HANOVER PARK- -ELMHURST- urange sn. too pm omy Po.

7:15 PG plus "NOSTALGIA BLUE" ADULTS ONLY IN COLOR 'HUM UWIMCIOUVsfA Trfc -cw on Boaywooo aw ivsm "THE SHOOTIST" a POSSC YORK (PQ) THI MARATHON MAN" J.I. WTWT 1rOO-4 41 DOUSLI DISNIY SUN SHOW "tlOPt TO WITCH M0UTIM" 111! "BAMBI" -MANOINOO--6 50 J. Wayne -SHOOTlSr "GROOVE TUBE" IMS 3 IAIOAIN AHATj tvl -TINtEV PARK- OTWHJTE TS "ALEX AND THE GYPSY MAM COM MAT Thi SiYMtT JOttl Wiynt 6 JO, IX Uteautrf "fSTAPF TO IPjA 174CN THE NEXT MAN in Rft MAN HI aaiftVu au aur a aa- IAI IB AIU Jh p. p. rAAJIC 1 AND 781.17DO HIP HSiV PHOfil lARQAIN MATI.

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to a 30 DEERPATH 'CARRIt' 4:10.1:25, 10.l Si ii PC. oi :rv.n mainour PARK RIDOE ai4AAnnMsr ALL SEATS $1-25 PICKWICK PHONE aivseoo "GATOR" "HUSTLE" warvard- STARLI12 DRIVE-IN JOHN WAYNE THE MOOT1ST- ll .11 bwmti I m. 1 00 TWH.ITE SOM-30 It.Ta 'BAD NEWS BEARS' MIDWAY oo 1SS THE BIG BUS" -UfEOUAHD- PQ FRANKLIN PARK i 5 3C8.15 PG "ALL SHOW IN rIARVARD US. 14 A RL 173 1S-31 AIRPORT GIRLS" 0HCE OVER WIGHTLY" SB A 3U3 N' nR1 AVf VILLAGE "sex with a amr no SOUTHEAST 7TWI-LITE S-00-530 1.T5 THE SJAUOHTT YCTOmAII-1 PROSPECT HEIGHTS FALWAUKII 541-7S30 S) MILWAUKEE PALATINE RO. "LOGAN'S RUN" onl? JM Phon 338-3835 NORTH BROOK EDENS1 "CARRIE" TM1 pwgwoewTi MttT tiil CALUMET CITY- -OlEN ELLYN- uwrAincn ana p.m.

LOMQMT YARD pa TWUITE4 HOFFMAN ESTATES mj 'SILENT MOVIE' 7:30, 10:00 "SONQ REMAINS THE SAME lWtNOINO TIACHU I "DtAGOfNtVlll'DII CLENT.N'CAMELOr$l.50 EDENS 2 HE mm narBiHP lnUNUCKDInll taistTorrance 230-445-7: NORTH RIVERSIDE- ROLINO MEADOWS MEADOWS "Street People" Ta? 'SWINGING teachers; NORTHWEST PERSON: ANGEL WILLS THE MARATHON MAN" -OAK PARK- "One oSThe Cuckoos Nesf AT THE MOVIES MAHSHA MELLOW WOOOy AMn "LOVE AND UtAIH- Warning- 109 Mng SM-rtra COMMODORE "THI RtTT 2-4 8-10 $1" TIFFIN 7000 1" 170 S. MASION toap LAKI ST. SMASH MIT STAYS "vnnuiNU lEAunEf vtao am vf NAUGHTY VICTORIAN" XI Only BROTHER AND AI8TIR- sxcLuaive 1ST. BHowma SSf "THE FRONT" AT 30 A 30 -HAMMOND SIAN CONNERY TMI NIXT MAN' 4,05. IN OAS.

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