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lgil CewflV, Jne A 18 TEE RECORD, FRIDAY. JULY I I Ev Doily Moliere comedy opens tonight 1 AIR-CONDITIONED mm 5StanTI VH-iM-LL-J are July 30, "Taming of the Shrew; Sept. 2, "Beyond the Fringe;" Aug. 24, "The Hostage" and Sept. 3, "Troilus Cressida." tHi of regional theaters across the country.

Dorothy MacLean, wife of leading festival actor Peter MacLean, makes her first appearance this season as Madame Jourdain. "The Bourgeois Gentleman" will be in the festival repertory through Sept. 2. Final performances of the four other major productions STANLEY WARNER SIN. THRU SAT.

1-80-4 00-70-10 00 M. WARNER RIDGEWOOD DAILY (eicwt Sun.) P.M. FMUMUS 4S-449 Eves. Only mm KIRK DOUGLAS "Si. Charlie Chaplin JOHNNY CASH jlti TyfSNtv NCHT KiS' OwT all om rirj oo 90irr fi I iiiniriiiNf NtCM' 1 LADtit" 1MAMT I UCMt AOMTT1B FM II 0 1 1 I "TOP Of Thi HEAP" (R) 3r 4 A I "SOUL SOLDIER" BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:30 The aal opening of the season at ttie New Jersey Shakespeare Festival will be Moliere "The Bourgeois Gentleman," tonight.

The festival, a professional repertory company on the campus of Drew University in Madison, is presenting five major productions in rotating repertory through Sept. 3. Single tickets at $5.25, 4.25, and 3.25 or season subscriptions at $20 are available now at the festival box i 201-377-4487. Subscription sales will close Sunday. In "The Bourgeois Gentleman," Moliere exposes the foibles of society and paints in Monsieur Jourdain a definitive picture of the social-climbing a nche.

Overly impressed with society, Jourdain attempts to add polish by taking expensive instruction in everything from fencing and philosophy to music and dance. The festival production is based on a new adaptation by Peter Filichia. Clarence Felder, who has appeared in the festival's "Beyond the Fringe," as Ajax in "Troilus Cressida," and as Gremio in "Taming of the Shrew," will be a i n. Felder has been a mainstay 1 J' 1 LATE SHOWS FRIDAY SATURDAY FIRST AREA SHOWING Wl i FREE LIGHTED PARKING ACADEMY AWARD VIHNER! Best Art Direction Best Costume Design I ALSO Winner Of 6 Academy Awards' Columbia Pictures presents FRED MA AT ZINNEMANN'S 71 f.lm of OR ALL SEASONS" TECHNICOLOR (G) I HI III'" loft "FUNNIEST FILM OF THE YEAR" (Wtt DICK GREGORY IL AFRICA'S PINUPS! BURT REYNOLDS RAQUEL WELCH I MMail imm Ml I 111 4 Dick Gregory in Bergen i TOTOWA DRIVE-IN W0UTE4C 1-IHi TOP OF THE HEAP "The Night Evelyn Game Oal Of The Grave" (R) Also "VELVET VAMPIRE" HACKENSACK DRIVE-IN 3427400 ROUTE 46 CIRCLE -UTTtE flm ALSO II in SAM SPIEGEL 'SOUL SOLDIER fRANKUN J.SCHAfFNES and (X) "FRITZ THE CAT" I PRODUCTION PARAMUS DTtlVE-IN 0UTI4- EVENING OF ENCOUNTER Also "GOODBYE, COLUMBUS" (R) No One Under 18 Yeors Admitted "RED SON" Also "A MAN CALLED HORSE" ROUTE 3 DRIVE-IN 9J9 40JI HOUTf it K1UTE 17 LB HFAITHniLLY AlR-CONDlTIONED'AMFLt PAWmi CTj RYAN O'NEAL 833-2483 (G) BARBARA STREISAND "WHAT'S UP DOC? Also "ZEPPELIN" mmnn ki 1 ROUTE 46 DRIVE-IN 342'liU WEST Of 1001 CIKtE armor mm enttff Experience group interaction ond self exploration 11 I I 4 1 1 1 1 1 2f 1 I u. Mf.fr "ti ILI i NOW THKU TUES.

I 1 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER NICHOLAS ALEXANDRA I JTlM 1 E7y7 1 Midnight Show Saturdoy I "JESS I LATE SHOWS I LI fT I I I I r-I Rt. 4 Cinema Only FRIDAY SATURDAY FORT LEE 815 ABBOTT BLVD. 224-3030. V' 'Ul 1 "OPPOSITE PALISADES AMUSEMENT PARK. it-A 1 MMl B1 -XJl hi VMM) iL7 Jh timwoDsnowiWi mum IttNIES FT.

Ill fci TV, 944-6900 I A lot 'nowcase it jul mm Presentation you of politics is his appearance. He went on a fast 16 months ago, vowing to eat no solid food until the war in Vietnam is ended. Before the fast, his weight was, as a maximum, 280 pounds. Today he weighs 95 pounds. As he put it last night: "These pants have been taken in so many that the left pocket is on the right side now." Explains diet When we met after his first show, he explained his diet this way: "For the first 15 months I was drinking nothing but fruit juice.

I'm on water now. And I just happen to be doing three days with nothing, no water no nothing. This is the second day. I have one day to go, and then I go back to water for the rest of the 40 days, and then I go back to fruit juice until the war is over." Gregory indicated that when he is doing straight comedy, it is easier to work a nightclub than it is to work an auditorium. "Concerts are dead.

By that I mean that you have no contact with the audience. You walk out on the stage and you're blind; the lights are in your eyes. In a nightclub I can look down and see you. 'How do you feel my brother? Where are you You can do 30 minutes just on that. When you walk out and those lights hit you in the eyes you can't see nobody out there You want to use stuff that is solid, man, that you know will get laughs." Dick Gregory currently has a new book in paperback More a book in hardcover Gregory's Political and three more books in the works.

Next week he will be finishing two books about the social scene in America that will be aimed at an audience between the ages of 10 and 12. Next month he will finish another book for adults, this one about health, food, and the body. He describes it as the most important book he has written. Dick Gregory is a marvelous entertainer. He is a great comic.

He is one of the best social commentators in America today. He is a highly successful author. He has one other important trait: He is a warm, generous, and superb human being. 1 By RICK ATKINSON Entertainment Writer When he was in ITackensack last night as a part of Festival 70 in 72, Dick Gregory said of the late comedian Lenny Bruce: "He was the eighth wonder of the world. He was one of the tremendous geniuses that's been produced in modern times." If Lenny Bruce was the eighth wonder of the world, then Dick Gregory is certainly the ninth.

Gregory was in town to be on the bill with Warner Brothers Records artists Seals and Crofts, a basically folk-rock duo. He stood on the stage for 45 minutes and displayed one of the finest comedic minds at work in America today. The similarities between Lenny Bruce and Dick Gregory are many. The first is profession. They are both tremendously funny, but neither one can be considered a comedian.

The terms social critic and social commentary come close to the truth, but still fall short. Joined protests Dick Gregory risked a successful career as a nightclub comic to join the Civil Rights movement in the 60s. He quickly became recognized as one of the leaders of the movement. His arrest record grew and grew as he marched and protested in demonstration after demonstration. Gregory still is involved in the struggle for equality, but he has found a better way to achieve his goal: through his comedy.

When you see Dick Gregory perform, you laugh at his humor until you realize that in reality tears might be more appropriate. His college lectures are demonstrations of the highest point of the writer's art as he shows you, step by step, the many problems and social ills that afflict America today. He spices his lectures with enough humor to keep the audience in a receptive mood without allowing it to lose the serious thread of the talk. Gregory was with us last night as a comedian, a role that he only plays during college vacations. Even in his straight comedy, however, a large dose of political humor can be found.

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I II PaHK ihVtS I Mi II I MATINEES DAIir --tj I WEEKENDS 10 7-0004 Jj I LINWOOD DOORS OPEN AT 1:30 Ml. AmirMIH6tTU TIMES jri- ice 944-4900 I SPECIAL PREVIEW TONIGHT AT 8:50 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! Best Art Direction Best Costume Design I A 8AM SPIIML-HUNKUN J. GCHAFFNER PRODUCTION 'FJiChOlQS and Alexandra 2 SHOWS TODAY 2PM A COP TELLS HIS STORY! GEORGE C. SCOTT A HORIZON FllM tnn COIWBI PICTIHE GP STACY IIEJICH THE HEW CEUTumons STANLEY (Jersey City) 635-5200 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Nicholas, 12, 3, 5, 9 STANLEY WARNER (Paramus) 487-7909 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Godfather, 1,4,7,10 STATE (Jersey City) 453-5200 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Le Mans, 12:30, 4:15, Red Sun, 2:20, 6:05, 9:55 TEANECK 836-3200 FRIDAY: Skylacked, 3, 6:30, 10; Gang Couldn't Shoot, 4:45, SATURDAY: Skylacked, 3:40, 7, Gang Couldn't Shoot, 2,5:20,8:50 TOTOWA CINEMA 256-8484 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Godfather, 12:45,3:45, 7, 10:20 TOWN (Emerson) 261-1000 FRIDAY: Easy Rider, 7:55, SATURDAY: Easy Rider, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 TOWN (New City) (914) 634-5100 FRIDAY: Godfather, 7, 10; SATURDAY: Godfather, 2, 7, 10 TWIN WAYNE (Route 46) 785-0555 FRIDAY: Twin 1. Whats Up Doc, 7:15, Twin 2.

Whats Up Doc, 8:15, 10:15. SATURDAY: Twin 1. Whats Up Doc, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11; Twin 2. Whats Up Doc, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 UA Cinema 304 (New City) (914)634-8200 Please call theater. VERONA 239-0880 Please call theater.

WARNER (Ridgewood) 444-1234 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Godfather. 1, 4, 7. 10 PLUS CURRENT ATTRACTION "WHAT'S UP DOC" HELD OVER 2ND WEEK ADULTS ONLY 21 "SEX AND THE OFFICE GIRL" 00 ALSO "THE AMAZING TRANSPLANT" (X) BOTH PICTURES IN COLOR TEL. 261-1000 AMPLE FREE PARKING 346 Kindtrkamack Rod PASCACK VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER "TERRIBLY fjflo KON thru THUftS JL50 FRI SAT SUN HOLS Rf PETER FONDA-DENNIS HOPPER WASHINGTON CINEMA 466-9100 2, Gang SATUR- FRIDAY: Skviacked, Couldn't Shoot, 3:45, DAY: Skviacked. 2.

ALLWOOD (CIIHon) 778-9747 1 FRIDAY: Nicholas, SATURDAY, Nicholas, 1, 8 ELLEVUE (Upper Montclair) 744-1455 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Fiddler, 2, I'ROEN (Tenafly) 547-0004 FRIDAY: Nicholas, 1:45, SATURDAY: Nicholas, 2:15,5:35,9 CAPITOL. (Passaic) 473-199" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Summer of 49, 1,3:35, 5:50, Animal Love, 2:30. 4:45,7, 9:20 CEjNTRAL (Passaic) 777-3800 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Top of Heap, 1 :05, 3:55, 7:05, 10; Soul Soldier, 230 5'35 830 CENTRAL (Pearl River) (914) 755-2530 Please call theater. CINTURY (Paramus) 843-3830 Paramus No. FRIDAY: Slaughterhouse 5, 1:15, 3:20, 5:25, 7:35, SATURDAY: Slaughterhouse 5, 1:30, 3:40, 5:50, 8, 10:05.

Paramus No. 2: FRIDAY: Fiddler, 2, SATURDAY: Fiddler, 1,5,8:45 CINEMA 23 (Cedar Grove) 539-1462 FRIDAY: Frenzy, 7:15, SATURDAY: Frenzy, 2:30, 5, 7:15,9:40 CINEMA 45 (Spring Val.) (914) 352-1445 FRIDAY: City Lights, 7, Man For Seasons, SATURDAY: City Lights, 3:50, 7, Man For Sea-Sons, 2, 8:20 CINEMA 44 (Totowa) 254-5424 FRIDAY: War Between, 8, 10; SATURDAY: War Between, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10:15 CLARIDGE (Montclair) 744-5544 FRIDAY: Slaughterhouse 5, 7:30, SATURDAY: Slaughterhouse 5, 2, 3:50, 5:40, 7:45, 9:45 CLIFTON 483-4020 FRIDAY: Frentv, 7, Great Notion, 8:55) SATURDAY: Frenzy, 2:55, 7, Great, 1,8:55 CLOSTER 768-8800 FRIDAY: Willy Wonka, Slaughterhouse 5 7:45, SATURDAY: Willy Wonka, Slaughterhouse 5, 4, 5:45, 7:45, 9:45 COLONIAL (Pomplon Lakes) 835-0214 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Barefoot Bedknobs, 2:30, 7, 10: 75 FABIAN (Paterson) 742-4800 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Too o( Heap, 12:55, 3:45, 6:40, Soul Soldier, 2-20, 5:10, 8:05, 11 -AIRVIEW 941-2434 FRIDAY: Easy Rider, 7, Bless Beasts, SATURDAY: Easy Rider, 2:30, 4, 7:40, Bless, 4:15 FOX (Hackensack) 488-6000 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: War Between, 7:45, 9:55 RANf LEE (Fort Lee) 945-4244 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Hot Circuit, 7, 9-30; Swltcharoo, 8:20, 10 50 HAWTHORN 427-2858 FRIDAY: Mad World, Nicholas, SATURDAY: Mad World, Nicholas. 8 15 MYWAY (Fair Lawn) 794-1717 FRIDAY: Fuzz, 1:30, 7:30, 9-45: SATURDAY: Fuzz, 1-30, 7:10, 9,10:50 INTERSTATE (Ramsey) 327-0153 FRIDAY: War Between, 8:10, SATURDAY: War Between, 2, 4:15, :15, 10:15 LAFAYETTE (Suffer-) (914) 357-2477 Please cell theater. LEE (Fort Lee) 944-2500 FRIDAY: Godfather, 2, 7:15, SATURDAY: Godfather, 1:30, 4:30, 7:45, 11 LINWOOD (Fort Lee) 9444900 FRIDAY: Whats Up Doe, 2:20, 7:05, Sneak Preview, SATURDAY: Whats Up Doc, 2,3:45,5:35, 7:25, 9:15, 11:05 LITTLE CINEMA (Wayne) 258-5919 Please call theater. LOEW'S (Jersey City) 453-4600 Please call theater.

MALL (Paramus) (45-4449 FRIDAY: Man For Seasons, 2, City Lights, 4, 7:30, 11; SATURDAY: Man For Seasons, 2, 5:30, City Lights, 4, 7:40,11 MILLBURN 376-0800 Please call theater. MONTAUK (Passaic) 777-7240 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Hot Circuit, 1, 4, 7:05, 10; Orgy Girls, 2:30, 5 35 "30 NANUET MALL CINEMA (914 623-6337 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Whats Up Doc, 2, 7, 8:40, 10:20 ORANGEBURG (914) 359-6030 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Whats Up Doc, 2, 7, Gunfight, 8:45 ORITANI (Hackensack) 343-8844 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Nicholas, 1, 4, 7:25, 10:35 PALACE (Bergenfleld) 385-1600 FRIDAY: Evelyn Came Out, 7, Vampire. SATURDAY: Please rail theater. PARK LANE (Palisades Park) 944-1086 FRIDAY: Bedknobs, 1:10, SATURDAY: Bedknobs, 1:10, 3:15, 5-20. 7:25,9:30 PASCACK (Wesfwood) 664-3200 FRIDAY: 2.

8, 10; SATURDAY: 2-15. 10 PEARL RIVER (914 735-65M FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: War Be- twpen, 7. 9 PLAZA (Englewood) 569-1005 FRIDAY: Ton of Heap, 7, 10; Soul Soldier. SATURDAY: Kidrlle show, Too of Heap, 6:25, 10; Soul Soldier, 5, 8-20 PLAZA (Paterson) 523-1415 FRIDAY: Evelyn Came Out, 7, Cat 9 Tails, SATURDAY: Evelyn Came Out, 7, Cat 9 Talis, T-15. 8:40 QUEN ANNE (Boqota) 489-9533 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Sex J.

Office, 7:25, lh: Transplant, 8:45 RAMSEY CINEMA 327-2142 Plepse call theater. RIALTO (Ridqefleld Park) 641-0617 FRIDAY: Joel Delanev, 7, Nannie, SATURDAY: Joel Delaney, 3-30. 6:50, 10:10: Hannle, 2, 3:20. 8-40 RIVOLI (Rutherford) 939-1900 FRIDAY: Nicholas, 1:05) SATURDAY: Nlrhnlas, 1, 8-05 ROUTE 4 CINEMA (Paramus) 488-9444 FRIDAY: Whats Up Doc, 1, 2:45, 4:35, 6:25, 8:20, SATURDAY: Whats Up Doc, 1, 2:45, 4:35, 4:25,8:20, 10:15, ROUTE J9 (Nanuet) (914) 423-3431 FRIDAY: Slaunhterhouse 5, 7:40, SATURDAY: Slaughterhouse 5, 2, 4, 8, 10:10 SPRING VALLEY (914) 354-8901 Please call theater. 'liddler 6, Gang Couldn't Shoot, 3:45.

7:30 WITH JACK NICHOLSON COLOR aeaHBi Chlldnn 604 oil iifflnsfli THE KING OF LAUGHTER SPRING VALl.tr. N. tjf. iOi NO.MamtT.Il 9-144 1449 HIUMEST SHOPflKt PLZ mt PARKING WINNER OF I ACADEMY AWARDS 1 1 in wi Jiiiuirnn ftl ff WAYNE (Preakness) 694-4136 FRIDAY: Fuzz, 8, 10; SATURDAY: cuzz, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 WILLOWBROOK CINEMA 785-1322 Please call theater. DRIVE INS ANTHONY WAYNE (Wayne) 256-7093 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Red Sun, 8:50, Crystal Plumage, 10:54 HACKENSACK (Little Ferry) 342-7400 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Evelyn Came Out, 8:30, 12; Vampire, 10:30 NYACK (Blauvelt) (914 358-1844 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Godfather, 8:50, 11:55 PARAMUS 843-1121 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Fritz, 8:50, 12; Columbus, 10:10 ROCKLAND (Monsey) (914) 356-4040 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Red Sun, 8:50, Crystal Plumage, 10:55 ROUTE 3 (Rutherford) 939-4033 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Red Sun, 8:35, Man Called Horse, 10:40 ROUTE 17 (Upper Saddle River) 327-8080 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Evelyn Came Out, 8:50, Vampire, 10:40 ROUTE 46 (Saddle Brook) 342-8928 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Whats Up Doc, 8-40, 12; Zeppelin, 10:30 ROUTE 303 (Orangeburg) (914) 359-2021 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Evelyn Came Out, 8:45, 12; Vampire, 10:45 TOTOWA 254-U4J FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Evelyn Came Out, 8:50, 12; Vampire, 10:30 CENTURY'S PARAMUS 2 GARDEN ST.

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