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15 THE-ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, Oct. 21, 1972 7 Glides In Mail $l00 Per Foot Good building land is so scarce in Hong Kong that one prime site sold for $800 a foot, National Geographic says. Astrological Forecast "THE and -By CLAY R. T0L1AN- LIBRA fcl VMM AMES Glider mail was tested" hi 1934 when a plane took from New York towing threa gliders. As the sky train passed Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, the rearmost craft was cut free carrying mail for that city.

1 -so-y A If -4 ii 1 It "WEREWOLF ON WHEELS" JK Yow Daily Acl'mly GoWe JK Arrardina la () Stan. 'I HAH. 21 i Both fisted "Ft" ocr- "TOT'S UP DOC?" 'f. 8UK. 2:40 VTh W4-23-33 1-17-25-33 To develop message for Tuesday, rood words corresponding to numbers B1-76-8R8 of your Zodiac, birth sign.

SCORPIO TAURUS 31 Admires 1A m. 20 ocr. 2J nor. 71 61 Could 62 Your 63 Could 64 Embarrass I vC UAt 20 11 24-3 39-41 (Vi 65 Troublesome Siy67-77-36-y0 43-70-74 32 Plan 33 Be 34 Honor 35 Learning 36 New 37 New 38 Travel 39 For 40 Make 41 Past GEMINI SAGITTARIUS NOV. a Am.

66 Moves 67 Head 68 Create 69 Efforts 70 May 7) Program 2'Vow 3 Good 4 A 5 Female 6 Make 7 Time 8 Added 9 It's 10 Unusual 11A 12 Stress 13 Pisces 14 Tims ISTolent 16 Person DCC. Jl Ml 'tfjune 20 Where 1 1 ITM2-27-29-52 6-18-21-38 "WILUBD" r. 72 And 42 Oranges KL2-tf9-82-87 U2-50-66 43 Achievement 73 You H. CANCER CAPRICORN 44 Wit MS MONROE 0. SUIT PMONI 1 7J-H0r etc, I 45 Task 46 Could JAH, SIM 17 Secret 47 Savings Dcliuemiicd 3- 7-26-33 18 Preparations 48 New NOW THEFT, NOT WORK Jeff Bridges B7-47-71 19 Duties 4y You JONV0IGHT AQUARIUS LEO BURT REYNOLDS AMERICAN DREAMER Barry Brown WRYLY COMIC begins.

Sat. Sun. 3:30 74 Come 75 Important 76 Watch 77 Accept 78 Tricky 79 Social 80 New 81 Your 82 Don't 83 Impress 84 People 85 Languages 86 Them 87 Rush 88 Step 89Contocts 90 Gracefully JULY I WNAVISION -Tf CHtflC(xon flltlfll II, MINI MUM 1.4PLA- 20 And 21 For 22 Rear 23 For 24 An 25 May 26 To 27 Versatility 28 Their 29 Without 50 And 51 Revealed 52 Scattering 53 Discovery 54 Which 55 And 56Studyinfl 57 Greatly 58Hobby 59 Prove 60 Will k8-75-79-89N nscEs VIRGO 4 AUCr.73 1 i "AMERICA'S ANSWER: I I 15 7 PtACHlRtE STRUT I I I S88-6t9g Tfja EXCLUSIVE ATLANTA ENGAGEMENT 30 You FOR THE 'OLD VIC 3040-5354 irl 'Bad Company' Moody, Authentic NEW-DIFFERENT -REVEALING! Neutral )Goo crse tj) 161-64-73 1 65-72-78 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 2l-April 19): Communications require double-checking. Reservations, directions tend to go astray. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Cet ready for new challenge.

One who made money promises comes up empty. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Cycle moves up and your intuition is on target. Mate, partner may be concerned about nothing. CANCER (June 2i-July 22): You receive offer. It may glitter but requires more, effort than is at first discernible.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Ob- tain hint from Cancer message. Some of your hopes, wishes may be revised. VIRGO (Aug. Be ready for change of plans and scenery.

Gemini plays important role. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Domestic adjustment is in picture. You could be recipient of.

surprise gift from family member. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Choose with care don't rush decisions. One you care for may be going through emotional crisis.

Be patient. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2 2-Dec. 21): Study Scorpio message. Sense of timing may be slightly off target.

Take time to line up sights. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. You get recognition for past efforts. Be gracious even if someone asks, "What have you done for me lately?" AQUARIUS (Jan.

20-Feb. 18): Creative forces are accented. Express yourself and imprint your own styles. PISCES (Feb. 19-March Sal.

1 Sun. 2M 1 20) Don't neglect home duties. Basic responsibilities are spotlighted. Thorough approach is necessary. Complete projects, movie see it with someone you love.

a IVIan Aid aWoman WINNER ACADEMY AWARDS wnuncaai -muea auo ws STeiuardesse (1 A miUIEH -H-VlM US I CHESHIRC BRIDGE I I I I VISTA BPS. 63 35k BUTTERFLIES i ARE FREE eai ncwit IpoI fUTUH IM RUSS MEYER'S BIG THREE "CHERRY, HARRY RAQUEL" 0:25 "FINDERS KEEPERS, LOVERS WEEPERS" By HOWELL RAINES Constitution AmoaemenU Editor It's been far too long since we've had a Western as good and as authentic as "Bad Company." This moody, wryly comic film about young boys who cross the wide Missouri to escape the Civil War draft conveys in every frame a sense of history re-lived and re-witnessed. Indeed, the vision of frontier life in "Bad Company" (now at the Weis Cinema) owes more to Mark Twain THE INTERNATIONALLY, RENOWNED. EVERYMAN PLAYERS IN MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION OF 30COURSE DINNER25 "TUC TCMDCCT a IIIL ILItil L.OI Prices: S3. S4, $5, $6.

TICKETS' Children 6-10 p.m ON SALE: DAVISON'S, MEMORIAL ARTS SALLE'S ALL TICKETRON LOCATIONS. TrIEOTLanTa HI1 than to the traditional Holly- 583PEACHTREEST. PHONE H7S-940S shoot-um-up. Central itrmTi beginning is as promising in its way as those of Francis Ford Coppolla and Peter Bogdanovich Last Picture As a director, Benton seems to possess two great assets which many filmmakers never acquire: a sense of restraint and a clear idea of what his movie is about. With "Bad Company," Jeff Bridges proves that his fine performances in "The Last Picture Show" and "Fat City" were not flukes.

"Bad Company" is not a "big" movie, but it is one made with exceptional characters Jake Rumsey (Jeff Bridges) and Drew Dixon USUI xmiiiiiTjm- (Barry Brown) are Huck finn THE EXCITING NEW AM and Tom Sawyer grown somewhat older, more callous and more corruptible. I TTTT I I II 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 YTTTT It I i(Vt) international candid 1 I SCmW JfczA expose from Germany. I kTTBPFIICia Jake is the leader of a band 'I' Vi'li i of homeless young rowdies depending on petty thievery to build up a grub stake for the aittaf -mi. -jm "Atlanta's Good For 1 ki ae v. 1 long trek West.

Drew Dixon is Everything Place' an upright owo boy sent wesi STARRING KARIN FIELD TODAY AT! II PRESENTS by grief-stricken parents who 4 WVVn4 tF.aynnnm4 I have already lost one son at Chickamauga. It is in St. Joseph, that Drew falls in iCTTTTTTfTn tAST 3 DAYS! H'V, ti i a LEE with the bad company ot Jaice THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26TH 8:30 P.M. CIVIC CENTER AUDITORIUM I 1 tlflfilLltTB AC 1 1 and his pals. TlslaVSr I ACADEMYArWRDS! 17 ifflmS WAW uism Drew's plan is to wait out SEE IT ALL IN LIVING COLOR the war in Virginia City, then not a part of the United Iff 1 -JWMtLU) iiBtsiotuAioauw nn States.

He is infected with a first class, case of the Ameri- i a Dream, Horatio Alger FREDDY MARTIN 3 (O, division. He is planning- to ir make a fortune in the silver BOB CROSBY PHONE E25-9I09 FOR THE TITLE OF TODAY'S EXCITING FILM PHONE 524-1 569 FOR THE TITLE OF TODAY'S EXCITING FIIMS mines while waiting for peace. If H.l'l tllAST DAY fr The magnificent song stylings of internationally ac claimed LEE MEZA. A versatile, beautiful, and exciting performer with a fantastic voice. NOW APPEARING (Nightly, except Sunday) NO COVER NO MINIMUM Outstanding cuisine an exquisite selection of taste-tempting steaks and seafood.

TWO-FOR-ONE COCKTAILS 4-7 nightly He is saving himself for his -rn UT PnUBI CTE CU IOV TUF BCtT IM CARLE iiuiiciiii inuiT ruTFnTAlHUFUT III DUE OF BUR THEATRE-BOOK- wife. He is going to be gover Hi lit I la in i' TT" I I I I 1TTTTTTTT I I '1 nor some day. He is, in short, the perfect dramatic foil for rascally Jake Rumsey, whose OUESTSINQINOSTAR III! I i lll i strr i LJ ir-l Sit RUtHaAlfbl a Ii. a only ambition is to live by ii i iiiii inii WHITING stealing rather than working. THE ALHAMBRA In the new RAMADA INN Airport ri OF MAMTM The movie details the adventures of this pair and THURSDAY AT 8:30 P.M.

CIVIC CENTER AUDITORIUM Exit I-8S at Sylvan Road Atlanta 763-3551 four sidekicks after they pool 11 P-m tiMMiimmfTiMUlllU their resources and set out the biuuin ALL MALE ACTION FILMS FOR from St. Joseph. The West they travel is an ir Sf unheroic one. They are robbed ULTRA-LIBERAL ADULT MALES by a band of hardened thieves f-tr XXX-RATED ALL-IN-COLOR of their enure treasure .14. The outlaw leader looks at his pitiful haul and says ruefully, "ONE OF IHE WILDEST ON THE LAVENDER FILM CIRCUIT.

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A Charge Card is welcomed at over 11,000 locations all over Georgia. It can even get you "instant money" at more than 130 offices throughout the state. No wonder Charge Card holders smile so much! rl 'A'J If XI "I'd like to get my nanas around the neck of the man that told me to come out West." The 10-year-old orphan who is the boys' mascot gets his head blown off stealing a pie off a homesteader's win-dowsill. And so on. "Bad Company" marks a return to top form by screenwriters Robert Benton and David Newman, who wrote "Bonnie and Clyde." Their earlier try at the Western format, the hokey "There Was a Crooked Man," gave little hint of what was to come in "Bad Company." This movie also marks Benton's debut as a director.

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