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rrrr The Boston Globe Friday, January 1, 1971 SUBURBAN THEATERS SUBURBAN THEATERS CONEDDEMML CHAT Chvland CircU, Lawrtnct, Dtdham, pa nut, Rtvirt, Suffolk, VFW Parkway and Natich I Boston, Braintrtt, Brockton, Burlington, Cambridge, Framingham, Ipiwich Ptabody, Saugm A Stontham III Zotfe.is.ei urmr. fiF TTII Don't disown your ciders, urges teenage nurse's aide uiuc ur 1 11 YEAR'S TEM I LOVE STORY' is IS THE MOST MOVING, MOST INTELLIGENT JHE MOST HUMANE OH, TO HELL WITH IT! IT'S THE BEST AMERICAN FILM I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR! It comes as close to being an epic human comedy as Hollywood has ever made! Alan Arkin as Yossarian provides the film with its continuity and dominant style. Arkin is a deadly serious actor, he projects intelligence with such mono-maniacal intensity, he is both funny and heroic at the same time. Nichols remains, as he was before, one of our finest directors." "mcc.eZa "IT'S ONE HELL OF A FILM! A COLD, SAVAGE AND CHILLING COMEDY! Firmly establishes Nichols' place in the front rank of American directors." bruce wllmmson, playboy "Viewing Arkin is like watching Lew Alcindor sink baskets or Bobby Fischer play chess. A virtuoso player entering his richest period! A triumphant performance!" magazine Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal j'ust in time for holiday giving! It glows like gold." STEFAN KANFER, TIME MAO.

"It is really Ryan O'Neil and Ali MacGraw who make the movie succeed, it's their tenderness and charm that turn 'LOVE STORY' into a life story." REX REED, HOLIDAY MAGAZINE 'LOVE STORY' is probably as sophisti letting him trim your bangs'. mi wi ANGIIII an ple because no one ever comes to see them. Old people are still humans. In China old people are respected; in our country old people are rejected and neglected. Our elderly have contributed more good than they are being rewarded for.

I hope that more people think twice before disown-' dng their parents. If you visit your parents every two weeks it keeps them looking forward to something. I have seen old people whose sons and daughters will send their parents a card and then forget about them for another six months. These people often live right around the corner from where their parents are. So please do not neglect the elders of our society.

They have given us too much to throw away. MYSELF Chatters I wonder how many of you ever stop and think about how lonely it is to be old. I not only think about it, I see it- I am a teenager who works as a nurse's aide at a very good nursing home. My biggest heartbreak is how educated people put their parents in nursing homes, then forget them. I have absolutely nothing against nursing homes; most of them are pretty good.

But how can some people just disown their parents when just because of their old age they become senile? Whether the (sons and. daughters know it or not, senile people have not lost their feelings and they can be hurt by lack of love. I can truly say that I have met some of the nicest people I will ever meet at my nursing home. I have also seen some of the most heart-broken peo cated as any commercial American movie ever made! It is beautiful and romantic! i. b4 "LOVE STORY" "A LOVELY WAY TO SPEND AN EVENING!" 'LOVE STORY' has 4 possible Oscar nominations.

Best Picture Best Actress- Best Actor Best Direction!" VERNON SCOTT, U.P.I. MARIINM1SAM R1CHARDMNJAMIN MtTHUR CMRFtrRJKf JICKBUDNI BUCKHEWFtY NEW YORK DAILY NEWS wrapped in alitterinq NEW YORK TIMES legist: 6:00 3:00 9:55 11:45 BRAINTREE A note of encouragement for 'Mother Again at 57 PLAZA I II THEATRE Rte. 1 28 Exit 68S to Rte. 37 To Granite St. In King Shopping Plaza 848-4455 "DIARY OF A MAD HOUSEWIFE" 10:15 Sat, Sun.

at 10:15 SECOND BIG WEEK! "AIRPORT" 7 9:30 Sot. Sun. at ft 9:30 BURLINGTON CLOSED F0RTHESEAS0H "WW I.TJ7B 'Retiring' urges happier view Dear Bluebird of Happiness Used to be very envious of others, because it seemed to me everyone was born under a luckier star than I. Then day a frien said to me, "How I envy I have long since pr gotten -what it was she But from that day on I began to count, my many blessings and found that I had lots to be thankful for and I lost my envious feelings toward others right away. Look at your situations from others eyes and you'll be surprised.

Retiring i REPLIES Dear Serenity Con- gratulations on your addition a daughter-in-law! How strange to be a mother-in-law! Hope we profit by our mistakes with ours. Now we only have five at home, three teenage ervand one ll-year-bldj! plus our' "little caboose," now 2 years old. Yep, things are always buzzing in our teepee. Can, you believe have been a member of the Chat family now for 14 years? How much has pened in that short time, but thank goodness the happy times outnumber the sad ones. I have to smile when I recall our smugness and naivette as "new arrivals." Best wishes, to you and yours.

Irish' Indian Dear The Old Crab You are really not. Ihave a wonderful, husband who answers' your description. Spars with everything and everybody. Let's hear more i from you. Retiring Dear Mother Again At 57 God bless you in your new role as a mother and grandmother.

It will be a long, hard road for you, but one that you'll remember with fond memories. My mother was faced with a similar situation two years ago. My sister became ill and had to be hospitalized. When she went into the hospital we didn't know for sure if she'd ever come out again and be able to care for her three young children who ranged in age from 10 to 5 to 1. My mother has three boys of her own at home so the chore was doubled.

Luckily my sister came out of the hospital and resumed her role after a prolonged illness. Although my mother's chore was only a short one compared to the one that lies before you, it was a difficult one. Things will be hard for you at times, but you'll adjust. You'll have good times and you'll have bad times, bUt you'll get by. You must be a very special person to undertake such a task.

Keep us posted on your new family, and good luck! Old Man and Woman Ali MacGraw Ryan O'Neal A HOWARD G.MINSKY-ARTHUR H1LLER Production P.M.-SUN.-6 P.M ri SWt0 John Marley Ray Milland tm stm tmw hiuer MucH Si' iKwtnft ftofaof CfH OR HOWARD G. MINSKY DAVID GOLDEN FRANCIS LAI pammbuni picture laTwvYiLMaiiiuiniiii(airoi SHOWN: 12:00 2:00 4:00 THEATRE AT CLEVELAND CIRCLE 5S6-4040 FREE PARKING ROCKING CHAIR SEATS OCNCRAL CINIMA CORP PiRtMOUM os ion 0PHMIM0S HUJ 4830 Something tlte from the director el MAS-H mm tiuciHinaj. POUfllfllO UTTU MUSS (RlOID 8110 HRISY mi Brockton CINEMA CENTRE Lm ali "I nwr cmnv" MacGRAW LUVL 0 1 Ul I op II II 5 EASY PIECES" HI "HUCKLEBERRY FINN" at 1:00 "THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT" fit IV LOVERS OTHER STRANGERS'" I Heutenile" RIESHPOM). "i.iMeisi"t""i' Clllfilie' "WIZARD OF BACH0AD" 1:30 "M.A.C.U" 4:30.1:00 121 IMS. mAdH 9:30 iH ITTPAdn- "HUCKLEBERRY FINN" 2:00 TUJIr.

"THE OWL AND THE PUSStCAT" 00 I 5i ELLIOT nil 1(1111 7:10 IS COULD m.H.0.11. 11:4 "THE SICILIAN CLAN" 8:40 PLAZA TWIN DRIVE-IN UiWTlEI tllMM ITI.1HH7 8: 1. "OIARY OF A MAD HOUSEWIFE" 9:15 i 2. ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S "PSYCHO" 7:00 3. "WINNING" PAUL NEWMAN 10:50 OPEN 6:45 IN-CAR HEATERS ROSLINDALE RIALTO "SCROOGE" Cont.

1 p.m. Based on a Christmas Carol By Charles Dickens Shown at 1 3:30 5:50 8:10 SCITUATE SPECIAL CHILDREN'S SHOW AT III "HUCKLEBERRY FINN" also cartoons SOMERVILLE SOMERVILLE BROADWAY i Disney's "Love Bug" 2:30 5:15 9 Disney's "Search of Castaways" SOUTH WEYMOUTH MAT. 2:30 SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW "ADV. OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN" STOUGHTON STATE 1:30 7:00 9:00 "SCROOGE- WAKEFIELD WAKEFIELD 7:30 "Diary of a Mad Housewife" 9:10 "Winning" WALTHAM EMBASSY 894-3340 Matinee 1:30 "Today, I Tina, Did Something Else" "Diary, Mad Housewife" 5-7-9 pm. WELLESLEY COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE 2354047 6:45 ft 9:00 Rich.

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FROM EITHER RT. 9 OR COMMONWEALTH AVE. VIA CHESTNUT Hill AVE. ALSO EASILY ACCESSIBLE VIA B.T.n, Old ways often best Dear Ebb Tide Enjoyed your letter regarding breast feeding and rocking chairs. You are absolutely right.

The old ways are often the best ways. After it's difficult to improve upon nature. As my doctor said when we were discussing breast feeding, "That's what it's for!" As for the rocking chair, it's been around a long, long time. Rocking simulates the motion the unborn child feels in the womb. You're on the right track to having happy babies and a relaxed mommy! Head First Kartan Streisand Thft 0w1 and the Uwrgf Segal PllSSVCat MAT.

1 :00 MQ1. THRU THURS. 7:30 P.M.-Ffll. SAT. CONT, mm -m 1 3 HELD OVER 2nd WEEK! KumcHWjnra A MIKE MICHOLS FJLM ALAN ARKIN 9 IV JOStPHMtlLEFt COLOR' BRAINTREE BURLINGTON MEDFORD 1.

"WOODSTOCK" (R) 4 fill IAF Tllfl i. MLluC D. lUKLHd 3. "HEAD" 4r I I ANN and EVE love I MY FATHER'S MISTRESS jhimals WORLD WITHOUT SHAME NORTH WEYMOUTH AKNt AND tVt" A ill "HOW TO SEDUCE A PLAYBOY" ADULT, NATURE INTENDED" MALDEN MASH CONT. 1:00 3:00 5:00 7:00 DIARY OF A MAD HOUSEWIFE DAILY 8 30 P.M.

MOL. 5 TOPAZ leonuris mystery thriller DAILY 7:30 P.M. HOL. CHILDREN'S SHOW SUN. AT 10O P.M.

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of Huck. Fin" Ko'or Cent. From 4 p.m. Carrie Snodaress in "Diary of Mad Housewife" Mules For Sister Sara" GP A ftf' a mad RrilWJM. housewife 2nd BLOCKBUSTER WEEK! DR.

LINDSAY R. CURTIS Caesarean section: Two different views MEDFORD mums 1. UIAKT III A MAU HUUM.WIH 2. "LOVING" IR) 3. "LAST ADVENTURE" NORTH WEYMOUTH i i i nir 'iiL'i'uiir "WOODSTOCK" r'DOWNHILL ACER" CAMBRIDGE HARUARD SQ.

864-4580 Thru TuesT i Frank Perry's OIARY OF A MAO 4 HOUSEWIFE 4 Don Siegel's 2 MULES FOR SISTER 4 SARA Clint Eastwood in Ttiru Tues. rue Marx Brothers in ROOM SERVICE 4 Wknd. Mat 4:05 4 THE LITTLE 4 KIDNAPPERS 4 4CENTRAL I UN 4-0426 Thru Tues.l Truffaut's SHOOT THE PIANO PLAYER 4 WKnd. Mat. CENTRAL 2 UN 4-0426 Thru 4 Truffaut's 4 THE 400 BLOWS 4 Wknd.

Mat. 3:40 By Popular Request Eric Rohmer's MA NUIT CHEZ MAUD "Best Screen Play" 1970 N.Y. Film Critics 4, 7:25, 10:50 Renoir's "Picnic in the Grass" 5:55 9:20 cncM Hi ILtf UM4 IN THE NEW 2ND THEATRE "Don't Look Back" 7, 10:05 Bob Dylan, Joan Baex etc. "Monterey Pop" 8:40, 11:45, Jimmy Hendricks, Janice Joplin etc. Tickets aft.

discount books available, 1001 Mass. Cambridge, 868-3600. Free eve. Parking CHELSEA PARKWAY PLAZA Rte. 1-1 A Free Parkina 884-6557 Elliott Gould In "MASH" (R) 5:00 7:00 9:15 ED HAM COMMUNITY 7:00 ft 9:00 P.M.

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8:00 "GONE WITH THE WIND" Mrrt. 1 ft 3 "Huckleberry Finn" HYDE PARK I PIXIE CINEMA Eve. $1.50 3614111 C. ft CO." 9:15 "STILETTO" Mat. 75c FINN." LEXINGTON LEXINGTON Charles Dickens "SCROOGE" 9 MARSH FIELD MARSHFIELD CINEMA 134-6100 "Airport" 6:45 9:15 "HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL" ti ST; RTS 1 "2 Child center good business? Chatters I am writing for advice from some of you sisters who care for children in your own homes.

For many years I have helped, care for groups of small children outside qf my home on a volunteer basis. I love this type of work more than anything else. Now I find with my oldest children ready for college I must help out with family finances. How do you go about setting up child care in your own home? I would like advice, pros and cons, for a baby-sitting business. I have the set up for car ing for children of all ages.

I feel that I would like to care for children by the hour, day, overnight or a week, with prices scaled to the situation. How successful can this be and how do you adver- tise in newspapers, super- markets, Zipnty REQUESTS AliMacSraw Ryan O'Neal "LOVE 1 P.M. HUCKLEBERRY FINN ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATfRS 7 P.M.-SUN, HDL CONT. 6:30 PJ, I I jnTT CUNT ELLIOTT EASTWOOD GOULD THE TWO MULE5 iurur FOR SISTER sir!" liter irmucv. op.

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262-6820 heed Mil to Love Procuceo-wnitn-D recvd Narrated by DRS. EBERHARD I PHYLLIS KRONHAUSEN VI- my baby had been. In fact I was so "out of it" that I decided against nursing her and took, shots 40 dry up the milk. Later I regretted this decision greatly, but by then it was too late. Please, tell other, prospective mothers that Caesarean section should' be considered a last resort.

Maybe it's not "unbearable," but it's hardly medicine's gift to women. S.M. DEAR MRS. Certainly normal labor is pref erable to Caesarean section in most cases. Nevertheless, I think you owe your obstetrician a pat on the back for not prolonging your "test of labor" beyond the limits of safety.

No doctor worthy of the name will rush an expectr ant mother into Caesarean surgery simply because he thinks it will "make things easy." Hence, his decision in your behalf was no doubt a wise one, carefully calculated. As you imply, however; a Caesarean is considered major surgery, and those who anticipate such an operation should plan on a' few days of recuperation. A certain amount of discomfort, yes, but not real misery in most cases. At times it is absolutely essential to preserve life that of the mother, baby, or both. In such cases Caesarean birth is truly "medicine's gift to women" and to mankind.

DEAR DR. CURTIS: I am writing to urge that you warn' other women not to make the mistake I did. Several months before my baby was due, the doctor said he might possibly have to deliver it by Caesarean section because I am so short (5 foot 2) and have a funnel pelvis. I was simply delighted by the idea no hard labor, just a few whiffs of gas, then wake up and it's all over. Too bad b'o can't babies this way.

That's what I thought! When my baby finally started to come, I told the doctor to go right ahead, with the surgery, but he let my labor continue for about three hours (strong, contractions, but not bad)-to see if I could deliver normally. I kept insisting I wanted a Caesarean, though, and finally he gave in. Believe me, I could hardly wait for the operation, but now I wish the "test of labor" had been longer and that the delivery had been a natural one. It might have been hard for a few hours, because the baby weighed almost nine pounds, but I'd have been lots better off in the long run. The first few days after my Caesarean were abso-lutely miserable.

I didn't even realize what a marvelous event the birth of Chatters I would appreciate hearing from people who have had a bathtub that needs refinishing. Is there a paint or spray-paint that is successful? Miss BOC Chatters Could anyone reveal the secret of attaching a fake garland to a stone fireplace? Tape won't stick and I don't want to drive any nails into the brick. Bravit A Washington Bureau. A United Nations Bureau. A "ew York Bureau.

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