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Tight Budget Gives Realism To 'The Honeymoon Killers' Martha Beck and Raymond Fernandez were electrocuted at New York's Sing Sing prison March 8, 1951. It was just punishment for their series of murders which made national headlines. "The Honeymoon Killers" they were called in newspapers 'cross the nation. The phrase was in Only ftOJUH Game ISnlt5TICTt0-PK5ON UNDf II IIOT 0lt'f ol t5TICTt0-PK5ON HOT AOHIT'f O. InlbWCl 'COLOR by DE LUXE Mj -arev I HUM CCOHHUtC WWWT OH OUU IKMHOIAHJ -SHHr I I hum Accom-mcc wwwt on ouu uaoiam.

iit PLUS "VALLEY OF 9:00 THE DOLLS" nM WAVNC AVE. 3Sb 313? "Fat Martha's story on film is a bizarre crime chiller that combines the mood of "IN COLD BLOOD" with a "BONNIE AND CLYDE" theme," tf II 1 1, PLUS i mymv Beamy uy 'Tine 1 f. i wiiii MORI)MlUtf 2-DAY SAL: Valley of thp Dolls PANAVI8ION COLOR by DELUXE reference to their homicidal modus operandi. WORKING FROM a "Lonely Hearts Club" mailing list, Martha and Raymond preyed on the lonely-but-loaded matrons who'd answer Raymond's tepid-to-torrid letters. Money was the cunning couple's objective murder swiftly followed the payoff.

Now, at Loew's Downtown theater, "The Honeymoon Killers" is brought to the screen in an unwitting form of cinema veritie. "Unwitting" because it's obvious even to the layman that the 90-minute flick was produced on a shoestring budget. It's this deliberate cheapness in production that gives an aura of authenticity to the screenplay. DONE WITH GRAINY black-and-white film, poor-to-sloppy editing, one-position camera, secondhand furniture sets there's a tawdry truth to the bizarre story of an unreal, grotesque love affair between Martha Beck and Raymond Fernandez. Shirley Stoler is "Martha" an enormous, gross, lonely young registered nurse who relieves her frustrations via the compulsive-eating route.

Tony LoBianco is "Raymond" a "Latin from Manhattan," a Spanish-American who actually falls deeply in love with the pathetic pachyderm. He's a dapper dolt. Putty in the hands of Martha. If you can force yourself to sit thru the entire feature (several patrons left while I was at Loew's) and somehow overlook the chintziness of the production, you might find "The Honeymoon Killers" offbeat in several interesting ways 'Naked Lady' a Bit Flat So-o-o-o "What Do You Say To A Naked Lady?" After privately press-screening Allen Funt's new movie in Cincinnati Monday night I don't know what I'd say to a nude nymph but I heard and saw what others did. Using his proved Candid Camera technique, Funt has come up with a 90-minute color feature that explores and exposes our sexual hangups.

Justifiably X-rated because of its totally candid dialogue and sometimes total nudity "What Do You Say To A Naked Lady" is at worst, a bit of seriocomic divertissement at best, a thoroughly entertaining study of American hypocritical sexual taboos See you around town after dark of course. FOB COMMIT! PWOQIM AT PWIVI-N tit QIHICTQHT 1 1 1 rroi ntitrat hm Both for Only 3rd WEEK at these 2 Area Theatres UICTORY A big filet of cfeep-fried to a golden perfection, topped with tartar sauce, and srved on a toasted bun plus a heaping bagful of crisp Idaho french fries! II S9 P4Tir JAMES ELS N4ND' MARTIM DUKE FARENTINO JENS -LANCHESTER MARCHANDw BALSAM See Theatre Schedule for Starting Times It a switclied-on NOW AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU FRIDAY and 5ATSJSDAY 824 E. Fifth St. ty.ffll.!lH(l mi 4645 N. Main irturtrt HA riiMrii ittiUfH-iT- 2324 N.

Gettysburg! WALT DISNEY mm Hooucnow 6490 Brandt Pike HUBER HEIGHTS 537 S. Main St. ENGLEW929 ST TECHNICOLOR' nsj itt D. Pmouctwu esim "tT r.r.;iatneinm,iM.i 710 E. Main St.

1 I Iff 1 1 'f I TR3TW JCO rl l-vl I r1! v.n o.it rJ PMfr2a 1 Extra Walt Disney Featurette jsJUiN WALT TOUGH nwwcourN 1 i pl At the Theaters ART "On Way lo the Crusades, 9:15. LOEWS "Hoircvmoon Klllcio 1. tVv s.rv 1 1 1:45, 3:40, 5:35, 7:30, 9:30. VICTOR "The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes," 11:30, 1:32, 3:34, 7:38, LOEWS AMES and Carol and Ted and Alice," 7:40,9:40. DAYTON MALL "Hello Dolly," 8:00.

DABEL "The Reivers," 7:40, 9:30. Mr. Chips," 8 BELMONT "Honeymoon Killers." Also "Me, Natalie." CINEMA EAST "Midnight Cowboy, 7:15, 9:30. CINEMA SOUTH-' The Only Game in Town," 7:15,9:20. FOX KETTERING "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?" 7:00, 9:20.

FAiRBORN "The Computer Wore Tennis snoes, :30. KON TIKI "Butch Cassldy and the Sundance Kid," 7:30, 9:35. NORTH Killer Also "Me, Natalie." SALEM MALL 7:45, 10:00. MELODY 48 "Honeymoon Killers." Also "Me, Natalie." SOUTHLAND "The Only Game In Town." Also "Valley of the Dolls." SHERWOOD NORTH, DIXIE "The Only uuine in i own. iso vaney ot tne Dolls." New Ballel Is Nureycv 'Triumph9 By ANDREW TORCHIA LONDON Rudolf triumped Monday night at Covent Garden without Margot Fonteyn, in a bal-whose story every dancer knows it's at the top.

The Soviet-born won unstinting praise from London critics for his performance in "The Ropes of Time," which the Royal ballet gave its world premiere. The ballet by Dutch choreographer Rudi Van Dantzig got mixed reviews, Van Dantzig created the ballet for Nureyev, who defected from Leningrad's Kirov ballet in Paris nine years ago and teamed with Dame Margot to become classical ballet's biggest box office attraction. "The Ropes of Time" is about man's journey through life to death. Some critics saw it also as the dancer's struggle to retain his art and his inevitable defeat by age. "We need not look far for an example of genius struggling against the ropes of time," said John i a I of the Times, apparently referring to 50-year-old Dame Margot.

The classically trained nureyev considered his role, with its free, modern movements, the most difficult he had ever tried. Sihanouk in Paris PARIS (UPI) Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia was in Paris today on a "private visit." However, aides to the Cambodian chief of state said he would confer Mar. 10 with President Georges Pompidou. TONIGHT CQ3w8SS I "A Very Enjoyable Movie Fpa I Indeed. aurUsChamplin, LA.

Times I I 0 J1 Space Benefits Meeting Topic Using space for the benefit of mankind in the areas of earth resources, mass communications and global air traffic control will be discussed at a Dayton-Cincinnati section meeting of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Stratford House-Ra-mada Inn. Speaker will be Dr. Yusuf A. Yoler, manager of aerospace systems product development for the Boeing Seattle, Wash.

Yoler, chairman of the institute's technical committee on space systems, will trace the development of i a 1, manufacturing and management capabilities in large space projects during the past 10 years and discuss future space systems and potential benefits to man. "McQueen acts as he hasn't before- Gene Shalit, Look Migtzint A hash brown potato treat An Steve McQueen in William Faulkner Pulitzer Prize Winner "The Reivers" Mining Sharon FarrelLWill Ceer, Michael Constantine. Rupert Crosse, Mitch Vogel ATALLARBY'S IN THE DAYTON AREA 4914 Airway Road 1158 Brown Street 2354 Salem Avenue 23C5 So, Smiftville Rd. 381 fl. Broad Street It's the TACO the town Anniversary Special Mon, thru Thurs.

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