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'4-F Atlanta Unreal nd CONSTITUTION SUNDAY, JANUARY 2, 1972 POSTMARK: HOLLYWOOD An Earful of Old Hits For Bogdanovich, 7. CUSTOMERS OFFERED MORE THAN MOVIE SAN FRANCISCO-Don Siegel, who directed Clint Eastwood's "Dirty Harry" for Warner shot several scenes at the Roaring Twenties, a nudie bar on San Francisco's Broadway. Right next door was another palace of nudity, Big Al's, in front of which stood a barker hustling midday customers, "Come on in," he urged, "And see what the movie leaves out." THIRD WEEK 1 3 the Los Angeles office will be made after the first of the year. THE CATHOLIC award naming "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" as best movie of the year praised Tom Courtenay's movie for the "serious and objective manner in which the film sue ceeds in making the viewer live through the cruelty of the situation in which prisoners of a concentration camp find themselves This film has universal implications since it allows the viewer to recall numerous similar situations. Under diverse political regimes throughout the world men suffer the abuse of power because of their convictims." mhsmUm nun in THIRD WEEK I 1 A 3 Cybill Shepherd Robert Ryan, the singer, is the latest.

Hers will be a non-musical role. Also in the movie are Charlton Heston, Walter Pidgeon and Yvette Mimieux. TWENTIETH. Century-Fox says a decision on the proposal to consolidate a number of New York operations into GLENDA JACKSON Timothy Bottoms Stuart Whitman with Anthony Perkins and Tuesday Weld, but it was a fairly good thriller and should have had a wider audience. Miss Weld and Perkins are teamed again in the Frank Perry movie called "Play It As It Lays." THE WORD is that a sequel to "Summer of '42" will be made, bringing back Gary Grimes, who was the smitten boy, and director Robert Mulligan.

Jennifer O'Neill, it seems, cannot be in the second picture because she was pretty well written out at the end of the first one. "Kidnapped" 0Nk fl IT'S By SCOTT CAIN Peter Bogdanovich, whose Last Picture Show" is -'ijme of the most acclaimed lnovies of the year, is a stick- 3er for detail, "a blithering fa-; Tfctic about accuracy." had decided in advance production that the film's Jnly music would be the sound of-popular music hitsemerg-frig from juke boxes, radios '--and phonographs. And, since the story was set "in a dreary Texas town of ths early '50s, he consulted faded show business publications to remind himself about the pop- ular tunes of the day. He assembled a list of 500 Juts of 1951 and 1952, obtained of each one, listened to them all and finally boiled the list down to the neighborhood of 30, and these the ones heard on the soundtrack. Costuming was approached from a similar angle.

Designer Pclly Piatt had purchased 700 costumes from the MGM auction, and this yielded abundance of material at low cost. The jeans worn by Cybill Shepherd in "Last Picture Show" were first sported by Debbie Reynolds in "I Love Melvn." Even Bogdanovich got into the act. The trousers he wore directing the film can -ef ill be seen on the late show because John Wayne wore in "Three Godfathers." (As a side note, it should be out that Bogdanov-Ich's star is Timothy Bottoms, who has been very fortunate in his first two movie assignments. His "Johnny Got His Gun" was a great critical suc-, cess and "The Last Picture Show" looks as if it will ex-" "peed his earlier triumph.) UUOrJDERFUL! MICHAEL CAINE She's from the leash and license He's footloose -T0DAY- "SMASHIIsG ENTERTAINMENT. A SUPREME MOVIE-MOVIE -Judith Crist "A REAL LOOK AT A TOUGH COP, Schickel, LIFE MAGAZINE "I SAT ON THE EDGE 2.45-5:05-7:10 9:15 TREVOR HOWARD i 1 and collar-free a honor of the occasion, a theater has set up a festival of his old movies.

Ryan's dignity and talent have seen him through a lot of bad movies, most recently "The Love Machine." IT'S GOOD news that Nino Rota is doing the music for "The Godfather." No matter how the rest of the picture turns out, it will be worthwhile just for Rota's contribution. It's interesting also to learn that Paramount is confident "Godfather" will be a big hit. In preparation for the Easter premiere in New York, the studio has arranged to run the movie at Loew's State land II, the first time one film has played both houses. THERE'S AN exceptional cast working in a movie called "Three Men Went to War." Ian McKellan, the brilliant stage actor, and Tom Bell have joined Anthony Quinn and Tom Baker. No explanation yet for four stars in a movie about three people.

TWO OF OUR favorite ghouls are making several movies. "Horror Express" goes into production soon with both Peter Cushing and Chris-t Lee. Additionally, dishing stars with Judy Gee-son and Joan Collins in "Fear in the Night." Christopher Lee has a movie called "Dracula A.D. 1972" ready for release. STILL NO word on the actress who will have the title role in "Mame.i- IN ANSWER to the question whatever happened to Liza-beth Scott? we're not sure, but she has finally returned to movies.

"Memoirs of a Ghost Writer" has gone into production in Malta with Miss Scott, Michael Caine, Mickey Roo-ney and Lionel Stander. ANOTHER figure from the past is Troy Donahue. He seems to be everywhere these days, with countless movies either being released or produced. The latest one in pro-d i is "Without Last Rights," being filmed in Pat-erson. N.J.

ALMOST NOBODY in the world saw "Pretty Poison" PETER BOGDAN OVICH Has Big John's Pants STUART Whitman's career hasn't been quite the same since he made that movie in which he and Susannah York were upstaged by baboons. One would have thought Whitman had learned his lesson, but his next movie is ominously called "Rabbits," a suspense drama about a college professor who delves into the ecological rebellion. I KNOW numerous people who saw "200 Motels" several times. Once was quite encugh for me. although it was so bizarre I'm glad I went.

The success of that one has prompted mastermind Frank Zappa to plan another movie. The title is "Alice in Rock Wonderland." ROBERT RYAN is in Paris working on a movie and, in LAST' YEAR, "Love Story" was the big boxoffice news of the holiday season. This year, "Diamond Are Forever" seems to be the landslide hit. Sean Connery's magic as Agent 007 seems not to have faded. STILL MORE people are being added to the cast of "Airborne." Leslie Uggams, Mm ''it: OF SEAT.

-Hollis Aipert, SATURDAY REVIEW ITS THE HAPPIEST'-CANINE CARTOON OF ALU "PLAY MISTY FOR ME" AND i "THE HIRED HAND" PAUL NEWMAN IS 2 40 5:00 HENRY cflMnn TECHNICOLOR 'iPj FONDA. fUALT DISNEY'S il 4 iSwmmMBSffnsSBSAmmm "THE BUS IS COMING" AND "MAN FROM COTTON" ON SCREEN THIS WEEK he bus is "THE WILD SCENE" AND "GIRLS OF FRANKFORT" ceding Theaters to Unveil The Ra Expeditions' mm tiMiiJiifmtiiVii-ii Atlanta Current feature. "Fiddler on the Baronei Current feature, "Shaft." Bpimtml Current feature, "Somtthlnr Bis." Uednesdar, "Sometimes a Great Notion." 2:30 4:50 "MAKING IT" AND it "MARRIAGE OF YOUNG 1 STOCK-BROKER" jl "PLAY MISTY FOR ME" AND "THE HIRED HAND" Current feature. "Some- Belvedere-thing Bit'." THE MAN CAN'T STOP 111 fSnKS. "LIBERATION OF i B.Jones- nnwr 1 Ben Hill I Current feature.

"Kotch." Ben Hill II Current feature, "Somethine Big." Broadview-Current. feature, "Bed SUv at Morning." Candler 1 Current feature, "Railway Children." A 'Play 1 MW; Candler ri Current feature, Mistv for Me." TECHNICOLOR' CINEMASCOPE llWIWWHltlMIOCIUNE.IiitkllMauIU VISli OlSIIIIIUIias CO. INC lill Vtill hoKI1l EXCLUSIVE SOUTHEASTERN ENGAGEMENT imiurre "CHANGE OF MIND" Capri Current feature, "Dollars." Current feature, "Some- Chernhee thing Big." yt can SHOWS: 2:30 3:55 5:20 HOW 6:45 8:10 9:40 "Wil RP obcB IT SaMjy. 1:30 f.nt, SitSiy, Pivfeliijys I ftWan 1:35 a EARLY CVEXINC waft 5:50 LATE EVENINS Writ! teJry, IX p.m ay. 8:00 Cinema 285 Current feature.

"Play Misty tor Me." Starting Wednesday, "The Ra Expeditions." Cobb Center Current feature. "Diamonds are Forever." Starting Wednesday, "The Expedition." LESTER 660 PEACHTREt AT NORTH AVE. Cinema Current feature. Cobb "Kottb, The hilarious comedy about dis-Organized Crime. not iTLanTa: PLUS "THE LIGHT AT THE TICKETS ON SALE AT BOXOFFICE OR BY MAIL SS3 PEACHTRCE ST, PHONE t7S 4 OS Coronet Current feature "Honky." Decatur Current feature.

"Big Jake" and "True Grit." Starting Wednesday, R. Baskin" and "Let's Scare Jessica to Death." Doraville Current feature, "Rail-war Children." Starting Wednesday, "North Country" and "Big Foot-Man or Beast?" Emory Current feature, "100 Motels." Starting Wednesday, "The 4 THOR HEYERDAHL I 'Ra' Film to Open 2 Current feature, Film Forum low Submarine." mm. MW.Yt Uf Fine Art Current feature. "Harold and Maude." Fox Current feature, "The Lady and the Tramp." Georgia Cinerama Current feature, "Bedknobs and Broomsticks." Greenbriar Current feature, "Play Misty for Me." Starting Wednesday, "Man In the Wilderness," Milan Current feature, "Play Misty for Me" and "The Beguiled." Starting Wednesday. "McCabe and Mrs.

Miller" and "The Wild Bunch." WALTDISNEY Lakewood 1 Current feature, Harry. Lenox I Current feature monds are Forever." HI EMPT7T7fto crrrfl Lenox II Current feature Sunday, VXyi ii i I I I 1 I 1 I I 1 1 I I A i Bloody Sunday." Lllhnrn-Tncker Current' feature, "Summer of '42." Loews Grand Current feature, "Soul Soldier." Loews Tara Current feature, "Straw Dogs." Loews 12 Oaks Current -'ftm a I 1,1,1 t. A A i' -1 "Mouse of Wax." Marietta West Current feature, "Play Misty for Me." Miracle Current feature, "The Lady and the Tramp." National I Current feature, "Dirty Harry." National II Current feature, "Railway Children." Starting Wednesday, "McCabe and Mrs. Miller." National III Current feature, "House of Wax." Starling Wednesday, "North Country" and "Big Foot Man or jrl EDGE OF THE WORLD" t. CUNT EASTWOOD Mfwt'tl Imitation ll 1 tO 20th CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS lf tfflD "THE FRENCH CONNECTION" KfD A PHILIP ANT0NI PRODUCTION La GENE HACKMAN FERNANDO REY ILlAUUL JESSICA ROY SCHEIDER TONY L0 BIANCO jrfffifiirJ WALTER MARCEL B0ZZUFFI hiMfflimrlfJ oifttCTEosir PBoauCEoeY mg KtSSSSSi UUIMIMA WILLIAM FRIEDKIN PHILIP DANT0NI ifBrllilHOTl MILLS 13S0CIATE PROCIOCm fXiCUIIVi PBOOUC!" IJSjM A- KENNETH UTT DAVID SCHINE tjjfeljOHN LARCH ERNEsTtIDYMAN TECHNICOLOR' Rl IU5IC C0MPOSFD N0 CONOUCTtOSV fT'l Im rrnrtr DON ELLIS limUJll.

mnmn COLOR BY DE LUXE shows today fiMli i ridingagjin 2:05 4:00 5:55 7:50 9:45 lt. 'fyilpES -1 Hfejii Has! 35D0 pcachtrVet lenox DRIVE-INS OPEN 6:30 SHOWTIME 7:00 North DeKalb Current feature, SfAJfrv i wi "Dirty Harry." North Springs Current feature, "Kotch." Peachtree Battle Current feature, "Star Spangled Girl." Phipps Plaza Current feature. UD0E IBQM '1 he rencn Connection. Rhodes Current feature, WINKLER PRODUCTION hV.vV lee remjck w0 -t michael sarrazjn NOW SHOWING ill LuMt tu-ito-m-us 4W Men thru SMI 2:45 Harry." Rialto Current feature, "Sometimes a Great Notion." Roxy Current feature, "The Gang Thai Couldn't Shoot Sandy 8pringi Current feature, "Railway Children." Starting Wednesday, "Play Misty lor Me." South DeKalb I Current feature, "Kidnapped." Starting Wednesday, "Man in I be Wilderness." South DeKalb II Current feature, "Play Mitty for Me." Starting Wednesday, "Let's Scare Jessica to Death." Strand-Current feature, "Sometimes a Great Notion." Starting Wednesday, "Diamonds are Forever." Suburban Plaza Current feature, "Play Misty for Me." Starting Wednesday, "The Ra Expeditions." Toco Hill Current feature, "Kotch." Town and Country Current feature, "Dirty Harry." Weis Current feature, "Cisco Pike." Westgate I Current feature, "The Bus Is Coming." Marling Wednesday, "The Ra Expeditions." Westgate Current feature. "The Marriage of a Young Htorkbroker." Starting Wednesday, "Left Scare Jo sica to Death." Vwi.w i amwuni siamng JtnRY ORBACH LEtOH TAVIOR YOUNG JO VAN FLEET LIONEL STANDER Scmnplsy by WALOO SALT Bli.O Upon "THE GANG THAT COULDN'T SHOOT STRAIGHT by JIMMY BRFSLIN by IRWIN rfS- 1' If M6TROCOLOR, TODAY tin rrv Uf7 a t.

mi SHOWS: 2:30 4:15 6:007:45 9:30 I 3 MM TRLNTIGNANT Emot Gets 'Conformist' 204 PEACHTRa DOWNTOWN.