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33 Brg.a County, Kmt Jersey THE SECDAY RECOBD, JULY 16, 1972 B-17 Joins 'Exorcist cast Eilea Burstyn, winner of the New York Film Critics award and an Academy Award nominee as best supporting actress for her performance in "The Last Picture Show," will star in "The Exorcist," the motion picture ersion of William Peter Blatty's best-selling novel, which Academy Award-winner William Fried-kin will direct for Warner Eros. She joins Max von Sydow and Jason Miller. CHAROONHESTON YVETTENMEUX KcP 18 nrwy II xt on ivum nwwini nnng muni ths Garden of the Finzi-Continis Sot. Sun Moh: "REPTILE" lCUt tWtt, flr talents are writing, acting, and living ont-m i 144-act Sea Cwiwrf James Bond 007 "GOLDFINGER" "DR. NO" "FROM RUSSIA WITH lOVt" PG) Box Office Opm 7 JO P.M.

Giant Free Plavqrouitds Ckiidrea Under 12 FREE AH-COHDmOHlO Playing A Your Favaarit UNITED ARTISTS THEATRES mmmmLBF ia 1 i fV i n.n, tMiimmnrniinm rr Can.CS (At uguuto KauTIT riCTlMit 0 fGf rm Gf It' 0a WC-JtS EXCLUSIVE FLAGSHIP THEATRES CLOrren plaza 768-8800 MANUET, N.T. (914)423-1411 -V i i if veUGHTSC I Gene Shllit NBC-TV 7j Ww tt i i Naw York Kick Staff Photo by Stuart Davli tore. "1 like what I'm doing today It's what I've got to do today, tonight that's Important not Selma Diamond, who'll be at the Playhouse on the Mall in "Sabrina Fair" this week, doesn't like planning for the fu- "A DAZZLING MUSICAL FILM!" Oudiih Crist, NBC-TV (Todiy Show) "LIZA MINNELU IN 'CABARET A CT A KSRHRMt" -frtwewea. By KEN WALLACE Entertainment Editor The program probably will say that Selma Diamond is a writer moonlighting as an actress. Or an actress moonlighting as a writer.

Selma Diamond, who will be at the Playhouse on the Mall In Paramus in "Sabrina Fair," lets you 1 for yourself. "Either or both," the gravelly-voiced Miss Diamond will tell you. "Take your pick. You know, there's really not so great a difference as you might think; 'r allied arts, you might say." In a voice that has all the nerve-calming quality of finger nails scraping on a slate board, the talented Selma Dia- wwim. Magazine Tuesday, Kennedy will be visiting familiar ground.

There he first tried out his star-studded revival of "The Front Page" before its highly-suc--sessful Broadway run. Not so long ago, he also brought another revival, "Light Up the Sky," with Sam Levene and Kitty Carlisle, to the Playhouse stage. As in his other plays, Kennedy has a role in "Sabrina Fair," as well as being the director. He plays Larrabee, the senior who'd rather attend a tastefully-staged funeral than make more millions on Wall Street. Selma Diamond first tried acting and liked it when she did the Kay Medford role in a summer touring version of "Bye, Bye Birdie" with Andy Williams.

She also did the Kay Medford role with Sam Levene in "Don't Drink the Water." Another one of her touring plays was with Jackie Coogan in "Come Blow Your Horn," and she was in Kennedy's "Light Up the Sky," too, playing Frances Black, wisecracking wife of the producer. Her latest TV stints Include episodes of "Arnie" and "MacMillan and Wife." both to the show's host and Its audience. She was one of Jack Paar's favorites. Probably the best known of her films was "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" in which she played Spencer Tracy's wife. She did another film for Universal and she'll be in "Bang the Drums Slowly," a film not yet released which she did for Rosenfeld Productions under the direction of John Hancock.

"I remember that name," she wryly commented, "cause It sounded so story book." She's had at least one book, "Nose Jobs for World Peace" which was published by Prentice-Hall. In "Sabrina Fair," which is being revived by Harold J. Kennedy for a summer circuit swing, Miss Diamond plays Julia Ward McKintock, the magazine executive-writer who is convalescing from an operation at the Long Island home of millionaire Larra-bee. By her caustic style many of the funny lines of Samuel Taylor's comedy are added spice in the pudding. When he brings "Sabrina Fair" to the Playhouse on the Mall for a week's run opening not 1 i Too busy, I guess.

How did she get started in show business? "Hmm. You know, I couldn't put my finger on it, how or why or when. Seems to me I just started to hand out jokes to comedians and before you knew it I was writing for them." 'They Include some of the top names in the entertainment world. She did remember the i a least she thiaks it was her first writing job, doing scripts for Ozzia and Harriet. She wrote for Tailulah Bankhead, for Milton Berle's TV shows, for Sid Caesar, and Perry Como.

Which provoked this question: wasn't there quite a difference writing for Caesar and Como? "Don't forget," Miss Diamond reminded, "When I'd write for the Como show it would be for many guests, too. I knew them all and it was no problem for me to supply material that suited." On the TV talk shows Selma Diamond became known to millions. Quick-witted and lively, Selma i a enjoyed a popularity which made her a welcome figure Hi lMkU U. TILM1-t rUCACK VAUIT JHOmNO curt AMTUraEt PAAKWtt CHARLTON HE5TON YVETTE MIMIEUX 'SKYJACKED' fLUS "KELLY'S HEROES" UN IlUtS $151 FU SAT SH IKS MARLON BRANDO "THE GODFATHER" "GODFATHER" DAILY I P.M. FRI 7 A 10 P.M.

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I.IIIJI. L- nffti jWljH 'li? I -i Csi Tomorrow's Horoscope JULY 17-22. MATS: WED. SAT. JEAN-PIERRE BREL anSinKnaSis i OPENS JULY 24: ARLENE FRAXCIS in "WHO KILLED SAMTA CUUS?" CHILDREN'S MUSICAL JULY 18 at 11 AM and 2 PM: "Snow White and Ths Seven Dwarfs PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED SOME MATf HIAL MAY NOT IUlTAai FOR PRE-TEENAQERS Liza Minnelli Michael York PALACE Minn an i (914) 357-2477 1 l- PI pascack UA CINEMA RT.

304, NEW CITY, N.Y. I 7 TOTOWA I THESE il.ll. imi-guCTmaaj I ii.iiii iii i i i IB By CARROLL RIGHTER General Tendencies: You start the new week with the desire to get along better with others and to let them see you as well as helping them reach greater rapport with those who mean much to them. Be sure you handle all social matters well. ARIES (March 21 to April 19): An ideal day to analyze just what your true position is with others and see how to make mutual efforts work out better.

Reconciling with a charmer is wise in p.m. Show you are Daily Neva MATINIES DAILY deadly neve twist from the original Hitchcock. from the Master of A Shocking Masterpiece! JON FINCH ALEC McCCWEN BAJtRY FOSTER BILUE WHITE LAW-ANNA MASSEY THE MrTCHUMk GOD 34 niEOAMOniAI coiiuiWTuioor uHnr 1 tPG i Alr- ir4tT mond brushes off any references to her abilities. She herself admitted she was what the trade calls a tough interview; but you get the feeling that everything she says or does has purpose. Not that there's any deliberation.

Far from it when Selma Diamond voices a thought, it seems to be something that's just come to her mind. Like plans for the future. She hasnt any. "I 'like what I'm doing today. Whether it's acting like in this one or maybe writing.

It doesn't matter; it's what I've got to do today, tonight, that's important to me. Not what I've got to do tomorrow. "What's the sense In planning for tomorrow?" she goes on. "Look at the floods. Can you imagine anybody planning what they'd do if there was a flood? "Besides, I enjoy it.

When you hear anybody say they're living for today that's me." Selma Diamond is a native New Yorker who uses her real life name. She still lives in Manhattan and has never married "not that I'm still JULY 18-23 GLORIA DeHAVEN SELMA DIAMOND PAUL FORD CATHLEEN NESBITT AISO STARRING JAMES PRITCHETT T.V.'S DOCTOR MATT POWERS OF THE DOCTOR'S SABRINA FAIR Sfudent Sfand-by Tickets available 20 minutes before cur-tain $3.50 Call 845-3040 for TICKET INFORMATION 9TH SMASH WEEK SHOWN AT P.M. vf fcA nVjSren 1 July 21 122 Sat) AN EVENIN3 WITH LONDON LEE AND JUNE VALLI l1050 PQMPTON CEDAR mi' 6 Movie Timetable 1 1 h. HEW YOBKfllEATEROIEEimii Find the happiness you want there. If you cooperate more with others you are able to have more success.

LEO (July 22 to August 21): A good day to know what associates want of you and plan the future more wisely with them, as well as planning home matters at home. Make appointments that art important. Improve surroundings. VIRGO (August 22 to September 22): Use ingenuity so you add to present prosperity and gain the goodwill of powerful people. An expert will give you fine suggestions that can be most helpful.

Save more time for good friends. LIBRA (September 23 to Octo-ber22): Plan to have recreation with good pals during spare time today, tonight. Some group activity could bring you the advancement you want in social or business life. Get right slant on current events. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21): Seek out answers to problems that are faciiig you and handle them properly.

Evening good for a haveadelightfultime. Make exact travel plans tonight. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21): You have excellent friends who will give you the support you want and you can then handle personal affairs well. Consider every angle so you can progress more quickly. Think.

CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20): Ideal time to find out what is expected of you by higher-ups and what they will do to help you, so you can gain your aims. Handle that credit matter quickly before you get into any trouble. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19): As the new week begins, new horizons are opening up to you and you can expand by taking advantage of them. Talk over with a new associate what he will do so you have greater understanding. PISCES (February 20 to March 20): 't proscratinate any longer in doing those things that will put your obligations behind you.

Show you are conscientious. Try to have better relations with romantic tie TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): Make your appearance more attractive. Take the treatments that improve your health and vim. A coworker has been irksome, but now acts more reasonably. Avoid gossips.

GEMINI (May 21 to June 21): Chat with good friends and allies during spare time and coffee breaks. Bring that fine skill to the attention of bigwigs and gain thereby. Take care of that business matter well. 4 MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21): You're able to handle those matters at home very well today, so get busy early. PEARL RIVER (914) 735-4508 Frenzy, 7, 9 PLAZA (Englawood) 549-1005 Revengers, 2:40, 6:20, 10; Le Mans.

4:30. 8:10 PLAZA (Paterson) 523-1413 Clown and Kids, Prince and Pauper, Georgia, 5:45. Straw Dogs, 3:55, 7:30 QUEEN ANNE (Bogota) 489-9231 Fear Of Love, 7:10, Penny Wise, 8:20, 10:35 RAMSEY CINEMA 327-2142 Midnlqht cowboy, 2, 6, Bloody Sunday, 3:55, 7:55 RIALTO (Rldgefield Park) 4414417 Burglars, 2:40,4:50,7,9:15 RIVOLI (Rutherford) 939-1908 Burglars. 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 ROUTE 4 CINEMA (Paramus) 488-9444 Nicholas and Alexandra. 1, 4:40.

8:30 ROUTE 59 (Nanuet) (914) 423-3411 Cabaret, 2:1, 4:45, 7:30. 9:40 SPRING VALLEY (914)1544901 Kiddie Show, Puppet On Chain, 5:15, Bangladesh, 7, 10:20 STANLEY Jersey City) 435-5500 Burglars, 11:45, 3:1, 4:45, Brotherhood Satan, 1:40, 5:10, 8:40 STANLEY WARNER (Paramus) 487-7909 Godfather, 12,3:25,7,10:05 STATE (Jersey City) 453-5208 Hands of Ripper, 12, 2:50, 5:45, Twins Evil, 1:25, 4:20, 7:10, 111 TEANECK 834-3308 Kiddie Show, Goodbye Columbus. 4:30, Wrath Of God, 6:50. 10 TOTOWA CINEMA 254-8484 3:45, 7, 10:20 TOWN (Emerson) 241-1000 Skviacked, 2, 6, Kellys Heros, 3:40, 7:45 TOWN (New City) (914) 434-5100 Godfather, 2, TWIN WAYNE (Route 44) 785-0555 No 1: Nicholas and Alexandra, 1:15. 4.20, 7:35, No 2: Nicholas and Alexandra, 2:15,5:25,8:40 U.

A. Cinema 104 (New City) (914) 434-1200 Fuzz. 2:25. 4:25.4:05,8:05, 10 VERONA 219-0888 Please call theater WARNER (RldOCWOOd) 444-1234 WASMNGTON CINEMA 444-9100 Please call theater WAYNE (Preakness) 494-4114 Frenzv, 2:15,4.6,8, 10 WILLOWBROOK CINEMA 785 1321 Please call theater DRIVE INS ANTHONY WAYNE (Wayrn) 154-7091 Wrath of Cod, 9. Sitting Target, HACKENSACK (Llttlt Ferry) 142-7404 Wroth Of God, 8:50, 12; The Gang That Couldn't Shoot, 11 NYACK (Biauvelti (914) 158-1844 Godfather, 8:50, 11:55 PARAMUS 843-1111 Saiss Family, 9.

12:30) Dalmations. 11:05 ROCKLAND (MonseV) (914) 154-4048 Revengers 8-50. 12 35; LeV.ant 10 50 ROUTE 1 (Rutheriord) 939-4011 Twins of Bvtl 4:45, 11:40) Hands of Rioner, 10:20. 1 ROUTE (doner Saddle River) 1274M0 Wrath Of God, 1:50, 12.12) Tha Gang That Couldn't Shoot, 10-40 ROUT! 44 (Saddle Brook) 1484918 Revengers, 1 50, 19; LoAAens 10:451 ROUTE 143 (Orangetwrt) (9U) 159 2021 Twins Of Evil, 6:50, 12) Hands Of Rl-per, 10:30 TOTOWA 154-1541 flU. 8:45.

IMS) GoodbYS Columbus. That Super MiwcaT -CtVa lof net, N.Y. Timet tot ofici own OAiir. roii iiswvation caii. NYACK: (914) II l-SI00NYi (III) Kl f-7050 ro 0OU SALES CALli (21I7-J074 I Inlnininlnlnll July 26 thru Aug.

28 PARCEL AND MICKEY HARGITAY RICHMAN'S Ifurlt wlthWIUaAlLI GROVE. N.J. (201) 256-1455! SHOWS WILL START ot 7:30. listing below for any variances. BEST PLAY 1971 TONY AWARD "THE BEST THRILLER I HAVE EVER SEEN." CVe Bams, N.

Y. Times PATRICK MACNEE SRI AN MURRAY LEUTH The Hit Thriller Mon. thru Sat Orch. Men $7.50, 6.50, 5.50, 4.50 Wed. Sat.

Mats. Orch. $7.00 Men. $6.00, 5.00, 4.00, 3.50 MUSiC BOX Tllea. 237 W.

43 it. Zto-lti P.M.. Mats. Wed. 4 Sat.

at 2 "'SUGAR' IS ONE OF BROADWAY'S SLICKEST PRODUCTIONS EVER. ROBERT MORSE IS ABSOLUTELY. BRILLIANT!" Barnes, Times SUGAR A New Musical Comedy MAJESTIC 245 W. 44th St. 246-0730 Free Parking Mon.

thru fri. Evgs. for Orch. A front Mezj. ticket holders at Bowser Garage, 25? W.

5th St. "A GLORIOUSLY FUNNY PLAY!" Barnes, Timet ART CARNEY BARBARA BARRIt THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE A New Comedy by NEIL SiMON Directed by MIKE NICHOLS Mon. thru Thurs. Orch. Boxes rroni mezz.

Rear Mezz. $6.50, 5.50 4.50. Frl. Sat. Orch.

Boxes Front Mezi Rear Men. $7, 6, 5. Mats. Wed. Sat.

Orch. Boxes $7: Front Mezz Rear Mezz. $5, 4, 3. Please enclose stamped seif-aoaressed envelope with thee! money order. All mall orders filled suhiect prior sale of theatre parties.

EUGENE O'NEILL W. 4 SL 246-0220 BEST MUSICAL 1972 N.Y. CRITICS AWARD TONY AWARD WO GENTLEMEN Or VERONA A arene) new musical Mod. thru Thurs. Evgs.

at 7:30: Oich. from Mezi. $12; Rear Mezz. $9, Bale $5, 3. Frl.

4 Sat. Evgs. at 7:30: Orch. 1 Front Mezi. $15; Rear Men.

$12, Bale. S6, 4. Mats. Wed. Orch.

I tmM U.n CD, Dm. Um Ctt A. B.l. mm W.IV J. FOR OROUP SALES ONLY CALL H4-I4I4 ST.

JAMES That, 246 W. 44 St. 695-5858 M. I.COIOK ARE THE REVENGERS! WOOOY STRODE SUSAN MAYWAHO ERGENFI61D 3B5-I 600 FNGLEWOOD fl rocklandV 4 nr. 5, MONSEV.

N.Y. V(9I4) 35-4040j' ALLWOOD (Clifton) 778-9747 From Russia, 1, Goldflnger, 2:50, Dr. No, 4:40, 10 BELLEVUE (Upper Montclair) 744-1455 Fiddler, 2, :30 BERGEN (Tenafly) 547-0004 Burclers, 2:25, 4:50, 7:15, 9:50 CAPITOL (Passaic) 473-1 Keep Ball Rolling, 1, 3:55, 0:15, Kama Sutra, 2:20, 5, 7:35, 10:10 CENTRAL (Passaic) 777-3800 Le Mans, 1, 4:40, Revengers, 2:50, 0:30, 10:10. CENTRAL (Pearl River) (914) 755-2530 Please call theater 843-3830 Paramus No. 1: Cabaret, 1:10, 3:20, 5:30, 7:45, Paramus No.

2: Fiddler, 2, 7:30 CINEMA 23 (Cedar Grove) 239-142 Goldtinger, ti From Russia, 4, 10; CINEMA 45 (Spring Valley) (914) 352-144J Nicholas and Alexandra, 2, 7:55 CINEMA 4t (Tolowa) 254-5424 Frenzy, 2,4. :15, 10:20 CLARIDGE (Montclair) 744-554 Frenzy, 2:20,4:50, 7:20,9:40 CLIFTON 483-4020 Livlns Fraa, 1,3.5,7,9 CLOSTER 768-M00 Please call theater COLONIAL (Pompton Lakes) 835-0214 From Russia, 1, Goldflnger, 2:55, Dr. No, 4:45, 10:10 FABIAN (Paterson) 742-4SO0 Frogs, 1:05, 4:05, 7:10, 10; Godzilla, 2:35, 5:40, 8:40. FAIRVIEW 941-2424 Skviacked, 2, 5:45, Gang Couldn't Shoot, 4,7:30 FOX (Hackensack) 4B4-KKXI Frenzy, 1:15,3:30, 5:40,7:50, 10 GRANT LEE (Fort Lee) 945-4244 Lady Zazus Daughter, 2, 4:30, 7:10, 10; Deviates, 3:10,5:50,1:25 HAWTHORNE 427-2828 Living Free, 1:30, 4:35, Hells- trom, 3,6:10,9:15 HYWAY (Fair Lawn) 794-1717 i-in a.lc ia.ia Vtll Ll UJ, V. I Vi I Jl IU.

INTERSTATE (Kamsevi Frcms, 2,4,4,7:40.9:30 LAFAYETTE (Suffern) Please call theater LEE (Fort Lee) Godfatner, 1. 4,7. 10 827-0151 (914) 157-2477 944-1508 44-4900 LlNVvocp if on Lett Nicholas und Alexandra. 2:35, 5:45, LITTLE CINEMA (Wayne) Pieaia tall theater LOEW'S (Jersey City) 254M19 453-4400 Please can tneaier MALL (Paramus) 845-4449 Living. Free, 2.

3:30, 5:30, 7:35, 9:40 MILLBURN 37a-0SO0 Please call theater MON TAU (Passaic) 777-J4 Freedom To Love, 1, 3:35. 4:15, Ladv Zazus Daughter, 5.10, 7:45, 10:10 NANUET MALL CINEMA (914) 423-4317 DurK You Sucker, 2, 7,9:30 ORANGEBURG (914) 159-40)0 Reptile. Flnzl Continit. 3, Skviacked, 8-40 ORITANI (Hackensack) 143-8844 Frogs, 1, 4:05, 7:20, 10:10) Godzilla, 5:45,4 PALACE (Bertenfleld) 185-140 Revengers, 2, 4:15, 10; LaMana, 1:55. PARK LANS (Palisades Park) 944-1044 Skviacked, 2 3 45, 7:25, 9:15 PASCACK (Westwoodi 444-1208 Fuji, 3: IS.

4:10,4.05, 1 18 71 rVG. PERFS. of ALL BROADWAY WED. SAT. MATS ol 2:00.

Check "HILARIOUS, BAWtY MUSICAL!" Ch've Barnes, N.Y. Times PHIL SILVERS in A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THI FORUM Mon. Frl. $12, $10,6,6,4 Sat. $15.

12, 9, 7. 5. Wed. Mats. $8, 7, 6, 5, 4, Sat.

Mats. $9, 8, 6, 5, 4 FOR GROUP SALES ONLY CALL 796-3074 Lunt-Fonronne Thea 20S 46 St 586-5555 "A MUSICAL KNOCKOUT" Probst, NBC Grease The New Musical Comedy Hit! PHONE RESERVATIONS: 246-6699 Evgs. at Orch. Men. J8.50.

6.90, 3.50. Sat. Evgs. at 7:30: Orch. Men.

$10, 8.90, 5. Wed. Sat. Mats, at Orch. Men.

$830, 5.50, 3. Please enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope with mail order. Kindly list alt. dates TICKETS ALSO AT TICKETR0N 644-4400 FOR GROUP SALES ONLY CALL 354-1032 BROADHURST 235 W. 44 SL 246-6699 "A TRIUMPHI A STUNNINGLY EFFECTIVE THEATRICAL EXPERIENCE.

Douglas Watt, Dolly News ESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR PRICES: Mon. thru Thurs. Orel. Mlezz. $12: Bale.

$10, 7.50 5: Frl. Sat. Pun, n.rh tL tlr HaIf vl Orel. Mezz. Bale.

55 4, 3 Sat. Orch Mezz. J9: Bale. $6, 5 4. MARK HELLINGER 51 St ot By 757-705C -0 GROUP SALES ONLY, CALL 354.1032 AN IMPOSSIBLE DRIAM COME "SPLENDID, STUNNING, SHARPER, SWEETER BETTER THAN EVER." Thompson, N.Y.

Times MTHl ORIGINAL COMPANY la AN OF LA MANCHA Winner All Awards Best Musical SEATS NOW THRU SEPT. 4 Tuej-Thun: $11, 8, 7, $12, 8, 7. Mats Wed Sat Sum a.50, 7, f5. VIVIAN BEAUMONT ISO W. 45 St.

Evgs. 6 P.M., Mats. 2, Sua, 2:30 tar mtomratloK tall vs-IV or to PLUS StevcMcQiieen LE MANS' Introducing "FATHER" VAN HORNE. He nor dr wrmi tfM TEANECK I CEDAR LANE I 836-3200 Lr RDUTt i Vrrtn 1X327-8080' ROIXRT of wtcwiwinKceTa, "GOODBYE TEANECK COLUMBUS" 17 tau 1 4Lnju nui" jf 4 fl II ItW, Half aSQV Mat I-1 4j.