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r4-E THE MIAMI HERALD By JOHN HUDDY Herald Entertainment Editor Wintertime in Miami is a "time tor movies to get out and strut Beginning with the pre-" Christmas holidays and con- tinuing through February and ‘even - March exhibitors across the country unload their biggest and best motion " pictures — pictures like '“Hello Dolly” “Marooned” S and “Paint Your Wagon” - Although this is the releas-i ing pattern elsewhere such a J timetable fits nicely with South Florida’s overall in- crease in entertainment Just I as the nightclubs theaters and music halls put their best It forward during the celebrat- Jed season so do the movie a theaters The lavish and well pro- moted road shows attract the Inost attention and usually i the most business But the ? better smaller pictures also j make their debut at this time pictures like “Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice” f - j AND PROVEN hits like £asy Rider” and “Funny jTjjrl” and “101 Dalmatians” Choose this time of the year to make their comeback ef- Jorts J If there’s any hangup during the winter movie period " it’s that the movie buff may itun out of good films to see Reason: The roadshows usu-J ally hold for the entire sea-l son if successful and a good j regular film (not playing to ’ i assigned seats) may run for i months For this reason most of the movies now appearing in Miami have been held over The appearance of ’other films including “Cac-' tus Flower” is contingent on when presently running pic- tures close The lineup: 5 FILMS HOLDING — “Ma-Jrooned” the exciting space adventure about three astronauts trapped in orbit will probably remain at its Wom-ptco theater for most of the -season It stars Gregory Peck James Franciscus Gene Hackman and David Janssen and is an absolute -tnust Audiences apparently 'agree: “Marooned is doing fantastic business just fantastic” a Wometco official J says I “Hello Dolly” is another J excellent motion picture an fold fashioned rousing musi- cal with some of the most spectacular singing and : dancing numbers ever filmed The stars: Barbra Streisand J and Walter Mathau' “Dolly” is doing good business at the I Brandt theater and it better It must gross more than $30 'million to make money “Paint Your Wagon” on the Loews circuit also is 'doing well “It will run J through the season” a Loews executive says “Wagon” is - perhaps the first adult musi-J cal — a bawdy but funny story that is saved by the J virtuoso performance of Lee J Marvin : “Bob and Carol and Ted Ijand Alice” though not a TXad show is doing road show business and will be I around at least through this month Robert Culp and Nall talie Wood undergo group J therapy and decide to be m I AM CURIOUS YELLOW X-Ratad — SHOWING TONITE 7:30 & 9:45 SAT & SUN 2:40-4:56 7-12-9-28 "A BIG MUSICAL HIMN THE WWNERS CORNER BMMPdDUftP INTMNING-INA BEUYlAUefFTASHlON 7 —Jchn Huddy Herald Jvnn nuuuy nl"'i ' o ’LUSTY ENTERTAINMENT! W -farl Wilson : ABIG BAWDY MUSICAL I —'V-nMn Naw Newt mMOiNi ficrubp CUNT JEAN MKVIN EASTWOOD SEBERG raint your vagon i O X I-'- BtxdAr thr Lam' BankKja iWMal Igrrt AY WALSTON KART PRESNELL -iw i !OSHL A LOGIN vwh FREDERICK LQEUE CHILDREN SI 50 AT ALL TIMES BOX-OFFICE OPENS DAILY AT 12 NOON Friday Jan 16 1970 Get Superstar completely honest with each other and their friends played by Elliott Gould and Dyan Cannon All four do a marvelous job in a very funny and well written story It is for adults only — but is not really an immoral story because of the ending - t “The Secret of Santa Vit-toria” is another non-road show enjoying good business “It keeps building it keeps getting stronger and stronger” a Florida State Theaters official says Joe Namath liked the film so much he stood up and applauded at its end recently FILMS COMING UP — Whenever “Santa Vittoria” closes depending on the business it continues to do “Gaily Gaily” will open The latter is a brawling comedy drama starring Beau Bridges and Melina Mercouri and has earned generally good reviews in New York “The Arrangement” which has not earned favorable notices is due to debut in Miami this weekend Kirk Douglas Deborah Kerr and Faye Dunaway star in Elia Kazan’s best seller about a man who discovers that his ADULT MOVIES AT BOTH THEATRES -MAD MAD GIRLS” 1stBUL- 2nd FUTURE ft? “POUR FOR “SNOW JOB” pfge FUN” “GIRL-A-RAMA” (!n color) “GIRL-A-RAMA” - - - 1 - Recordsville - Palm Springs Mile Shopping Center Keetis — Westchester Shopping Center Slak Shacks - Coral Gables Miami Beach 163rd Street Shopping Center ' Kampus Korner — South Miami - ' Purple Haze — Lincoln Road Mall ' Utopia North — Miami Dade North SHERiDAN STREET? DANUJFLORIDA BETWEEN 'AIA’AND' FEDERAL) H Atstritl stilt ll al Start stmts I Item’s theatres kAlA!AYLEKFR ANDRE PRFYIX v LN lAl LERNEF ’ !ST-33 PXMXl'K ” W'i ' L—n- Movies out Barbra Streisand Brings Dolly of ‘Ilello Dolly’ to Life the multi-million-dollar musical is currently shoiving in Greater Miami entire life is a series of phony ‘ relationships (Douglas and Kazan are interviewed in a special Lively Arts story this Sunday) “A Dream of Kings” starring Anthony Quinn and Inger Stevens also bows in South Florida this weekend along with “Johnny Cash” the film biography of the famous country singer Lesser films due to appear there this week include “Naked As The Wind From The Sea” “The Ghastly Ones” “Creature Of The Walking Dead” “The Side Hackers” and “Hell Cats” Future bookings include “The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes” the newest Walt Disney movie with - a short subject “It’s Tough to Be a Bird”- “Oh What a Lovely War” “Cactus Flower” and “Topaz” all in January or early February on the Wometco circuit Florida State theaters will present the Swedish version of “Fanny Hill” beginning Feb 6 and the new Jim Brown movie “Pick Pick Pick” Don’t expect “Goodbye Mr Chips” to be around forever — it’s not doing well in Miami or elsewhere Wl TJ 2 SHOWS DAILY 2:00 AND 8:30 PM and Strut Loews will offer “Magic Christian” “The Kremlin Letter” and “The Only Game In Town” in February with “The Molly McGuires” “The Adventurers” “Looking Glass 2a (INtUMV f ON prftenf! 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