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Ditvlon Duilv New Jan. 29, 1980 At the Theaters 'Who' concert promoter agrees to testify on deaths of II fans Seen 'Hallowed? Then BIUGO TUESDAY IHLTER-CARROLL HIGH SCHOOLS xoiive seen 'Scream! too CINCINNATI (AP) Spokesmen for Electric Factory Concerts have agreed to be interviewed by police regarding the Dec. 3 concert by "The Who," a concert at which 11 persons were killed In a rush of rock fans trying to get Inside the doors of Riverfront Coliseum. A report issued last week included interviews with private and city police and with concert-goers but included nothing from Coliseum officials or Electric Factory, the concert promoter. Snow limn lor movlei art provided by in ttwaHrt.

Their accuracy cannol guaranlMil. BEAVER VALLEY CINEMAS "The Jerk," IR) 2:30, 4:40, 8:05, 1010. "The Buck Hole," IPG) 1 50, 3 40, 5:25, 7:45, 9)5. "Star Trek," (Gl 7, 4 30, IK. lii.

"I4I," IPG) 2.1S. 4:35 "10," (Rl 2.25, 4:45, 2:25, 9:50. "Kramer v. Kramer "(PG) 2 30, 435, 7:50, 10. CINEMA CbNTER "Silent Scream," (ft) 7:45, 930.

"The Priie Figtiier," (PG) 7:45, 9 40. CINEMA NORTH "1941," (PG) 1 30, 9 50. Silent Scream," (R) 7:45, 9 30 CINEMA SOUTH "1941," (PG) 7:30, 9 50 OABEL "The Runnsr Slum-bits," IPG) 7 30, 9 40. DAYTON MALL CINEMAS Trek," (PG) 7 30, 9 50. "Electric Horseman," (PG) 7:30, 9:50 "Kramer vs.

Kramer," (PG) 10. "10," (Rl 740, 9:55. ENGLEWOOD "The Muopel Movie." (G) 7:30 9:45, FAIRBORN CINEMA "Apocalypse No," (R) 7 30, 10:10. "Silenl Scream," (Rl 7 45, 930. HUBER HEIGHTS FLICKER PALACE "Sleeping Beauty," (Gl 7.

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Main St. Miamiiburg Movie Review The first rule of horror flicks is never to explain the hows or the whys. Logic diffuses horror and the pictures rarely make sense, anyway. Even though "Silent Scream" Is considerably slicker than "Halloween," it still looks low-budget. All its resilient cobwebs, shiny sports cars and fancy cinematography detract from the terror.

One of "Halloween's" strong points was its rough, grainy footage and its hand-held shots which heightened the horror. PERHAPS THE biggest problem with "Silent Scream" is its heroine, Scotti (Rebecca Balding), who's just too willing to open that door or walk up that hidden staircase. She's a fairly competent actress she screams well and gets goose pimples at the right moments but she's burdened with an awful script. Watch for Avery Schreiber, the Fritos man, who does a better job playing a homicide cop than he did a zoo keeper in "Scavenger Hunt." He's supposed to be a hot property in 1980, although It hasn't been evident from this season's showings. It's unfair to reveal more about "Silent Scream" because the scares commence almost as soon as the credits roll off the screen.

It should be noted, however, that the picture's climax looks as though it came from a Charles Manson therapy session. Tuesday Evening EB Main 8 i By HAL UPPER Dally News Entertainment Writer i Screenwriters Wallace C. Bennett and en and Jim Wheat recognized a good care when they saw one. 1: Their bump-tn-the-nlght horror, "Si-iWt Scream," is nearly a carbon copy of 'Halloween," the top shocker of the tThe formula is almost identical: A tsfoup of innocent folks become the tar-of a psychotic who has a penchant big butcher knives and messy, tmuttiple stabbings. IvONLY THIS TIME, the crazy hasn't jiicaped from a Midwestern looney bin, Instead is closeted in the attic of a iereepy Victorian-style boarding house Overlooking the Pacific Ocean.

the building move four swinging college kids, returning to jjchool from summer vacation. With their arrival, the killings commence. The age of the victims is a major departure from "Halloween," in which director John Carpenter used spindly, babysitting teeny-boppers for victims. Carpenter's high schoolers made better victims because they acted really scared and they didn't attempt heroics. "Silent Scream" contains a number of moderate jolts, but nothing like "Halloween." One reason is that "Silent Scream's" director, Denny Harris, foretells each murder and goes to great lengths to show exactly what the knife-wielding murderess looks like.

IT'S THE FEAR of the unknown and the inability of the viewer to know how or when the psychotic will strike that makes "Halloween" so terrifying. Then, near "Silent Scream's" climax, its screenwriters attempt a feeble explanation of how Victoria, the killer, got so crazy. l.o-a- ''l 9-50 Special Free Boards for Feb. (1st 3 single winners) '500 Guaranteed Game Jackpot Early Bird Jackpot Boards pay KETTERING "The Rose," (R) 7:30, 10. "Bugs BunnWRosd Runner Movie," (G) 6.

"Promise! In tot Dark," (PG) 10:15. KON TIKI "The Jerk," (R) 9 50 "Going In Slvle," IPG) 7 30, 9 20. "Promises In the Dark," (PG) 7:15, 9:20. LITTLE ART, Yellow Springs Reo Shoes," 7, 9:30 LOEWS AMES "Star Trek," (PG) 7:15, 945. "Saint Jack," (R) 7:30, 9 30 PAGE MANOR "Going In Style," (PG) 10.

"Electric Horseman," (PG) 7:30. 9:50. SALEM MALL "The Black Hole," (PG) 1:45, 3:35, 5.25, 7 30, 9 20. "Kramer vs. Kramer," (PG) 2:30, 4:35, 7 45, 9 55.

"Electric Horseman," (PG) 2:15, 4 35, 7 30, 9:55. "10," (R 10, 430,7:20,945 SOUTHTOWN "The Black Hole," (PG) 7:30, 9 30. "The Jerk," (R) 7:45, 10. WASHINGTON SQUARE in (PG) 1, 10. XENIA "Silenl Scream." (R) 7:45, 9.10.

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pacity as a former member of the Presi dent Commission on the Olympics. Stevens accused President Carter of playing domestic politics with the Inter national Olympic movement. "It is appalling that we are going to assassinate the Olympic movement in order to have a backdrop for the presi dent of the United States to look like he can stand up to the Russians," Stevens said. He said it is unfair to the American athletes who have spent years prepar ing for the Games. "They did it to represent this nation and now this Con gress is telling them to torget it, Stevens said.

Three Olympic athletes testified be' fore the Foreign Relations Committee. Anita de Frantz of Princeton, N.J 7 30- captain of the 1976 Olympics women's rowing team, said she was shocked oy the likelihood the United States will boycott the Games. "THE ATHLETES WHO have trained so hard for the Olympic Games are por traved as villains," she said. Sud- denly my desire to compete in th Olympics is in and of itself an unpatri otic act. 1 felt stunned and betrayed.

But the other two, discus thrower Al Oerter of West Islip, N.Y., and John Thompson, assistant coach of the 1976 men's Olympic basketball team, bot supported a boycott as a measure of support for President Carter. All three athletes and Col. Donald Miller, executive director of the United States Olympic Committee, urged the committee not to endorse the idea setting up a separate set of games as an alternative to the Moscow Olympics, They said this would divide th world's athletes and perhaps destroy the Olympic movement. 1 1 PlAtl II JIT JOHN of 1 1 Beaver Valley 4Jti-8till I -i6" The BlacK Hole fjj, Be, Wt. Star Trek uW.fflig tf "Kramer vs kramer IK 41.m.lKlCT: 1941" til, 4:11, 'The Jerk" M0, 4:40.

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THE RESOLUTION offers an alternative to a boycott by urging the International Olympic Committee to cancel, postpone or transfer the Games a request IOC members have already indicated they will reject. It also proposes that the IOC consider creating permanent homes for the Summer Games in Greece and the Winter Games in a neutral country. Unlike a version adopted by the House last week, the Senate resolution does not specifically tie action on the Games to an arbitrary Feb. 20th deadline set by President Carter for Soviet withdrawal. Sen.

Frank Church, D-Idaho, the committee chairman, said this was done because "no one could reasonably believe the Russians would withdraw their forces by the deadline Nonetheless, he said there is wide agreement that Soviet actions in Afghanistan and the intensified repression of internal dissent represented by the internal exile given Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov "cannot go unremarked and unpunished ONE OF THE FEW senators to voice exposition to the resolution was acting Republican leader Ted Stevens of Alaska, who said he spoke in his ca 3 50 2 00- 4 30- 7 2 0- i 5 5 tLECiHIC MKim KRAMER VS KRAMER 1 I I HI Al Hill I 'J I 7:.0 1 II I III FREE JACKPOT WITH THIS COUPON II 1 8 -00-10 -OO Hi I -10- Hi' 55 SILENT SCREA I ji" STAR TREK PRffi I 1 I I SI I 1 i L31L1L1J till c- II fifM5' uirurBT SILENT SCREAM SILENT SCREAM 1 I 1 1 fiMT 04 rro $howno: 1001 HIGHEST 7'45-ti-'0 I I 7-4 W')0 t-J I dllM11 A RATINGtFin.il,. v- 1 HUMjlLtWUI a iifillii At; film I can rave UjsSSmmSSSSSBZSZSSS I i 1 III 1 'J oAVAut lal RPiCT" "oo! Th bt i-if JPiif il' rl ill1 i4" 'lTi 1 1111 save our cash register tapes to earn these BASIC RlTULS IN DLHil film you'll thiiyear! SfW, fl Vlj i A 1 A WrtfM Pi-; ill I kh mMMiimAM 11 Famnnc; ftc open daily from 10 an. I 3 features aillwUO fuct6wQn TrV M7, ANDREA STONE IT (and more) CDCCI exotic Xjj SENATORS 1 fVEmStU DAUGHTER EIS MM SSS-O jffiPlPW'WAV 'JL I SHOVH'TELL rpiKEWIK 1 ID-IS DJB. aaT ciNiMsi SiSsgHSS 1 VTV a WrUSSadBOTTMlESS jCjrlj 'SB jmjWAJWHin I GIRl SCOUT COOKIES. ANY CUSTOMERS' jf IflinVriY I CSS -J I I riDIClM I If I NTl 3 FOR ONIY $99.00.

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