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wrrvmtm rr -rvi f-i- mi I 2-C THE MIAMI HERALD Wed Oct 25 1972 Tells Warm Tale of Survival 10 MIN TO DISNEY WORLD 1 NEW WONDER WORLD MOTEL VILLAS $ft25r Doubls occ Miami 8614901 Call Mr Harold COLLECT (813) 2711 0 Bon 848 Davsnport Fla smsmmmm JijJf'N 'A' Hurricanes Sing Tonight The University of Miami Springs Singing Hurricanes will perform at 7:30 tonight in the cafeteria of the Whitten Memorial Student Union The 20 singers dancers instrumentalists and specialty artists will sing Wake Up a Great Life Bye Bye Blues Light My Fire Summer of Down Down Down Be a Clown Hard-Hearted Hannah Casa Forte and Mambo Comic-impressionist Roy Firestone will be featured Guitar accompanist will be Dave Sheffman The show is free VfV script co-authored by Benton and David Newman and exhales the ambiance of 100 years ago without being overly-stem and violent or falsely cute as could have befallen a story of footloose adolescents Nils 1- V- mmwSM Stick Up Other Children in honest unsentimental film one of best westerns than a tale of squandered innocence in its own way the film illuminates a significant part of the American character the overwhelming need to survive to THE GODFATHER If BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE PG THE CONSISTENTLY high level of acting is similarly flawless Jeff overweaning pride in his position of power is the perfect foil to Barry quiet well -mannered approach Within the capitulation of character to mindless lawlessness is the inferred message The attempt to put away boyish habits is generated by the shotgun killing of Boog (Joshua Hill Lewis) the youngest in trying to steal a pie Two of the boys separate from Jake and Drew holding them at gunpoint while stealing their horses Their transition to manhood is undercut by the angry throwing of stones by both groups to express their frustration The guns remain tools of the threat not of action THE LESSON of survival at any price is learned by Drew at the neglect of his self-important ways his civility even his humanity The evolution to this change comes gradually hinted at by fibs to the marshal evident in his swaggering manner after he and Jake mmWr A 278-3111 1831 107th AVI is there SEX bis after death? wrcr Starring HOLLY WOODLA WN ROBERT DOWNEY 2j ceoscs aSCOn I COP TELLS HIS STORK BIS WEEK 'mkmvj CEramxofis WAR BETWEEN NFS I WOMfH Exclusive Engagement Starts FRIDAY Special Student Croup Shows Rates Call 374 6262 Ext 414 MIRACLE (I A PATTY DUKE mum ItliQJ Esnr 5 MfHHEH a thriller Also at No Andrews and Davie Blvd Ft Lauderdale 8 Boca Raton Theatre PATIO SwrOMiGaiiwit Based on the novel KURT VONNEGUTJr TON IT 1 SHOW ONLY at 740 PM 30ARIR MAYFAIR I PARKWAY Young Runaways have out-fought Big gang The final frame as Jake and Drew hold up a Wells Fargo bank is an indelible image of the transformation in the latter one necessitated by the basic law of survival Hopefully the unheralded entry into local theaters will be overcome by word-of-mouth for sad and not-so-sad depiction of adolescent ramblers in 1863 is more OCR Rent 1972 or 1971 Cars RENTAL CARS IM MILES Wook INCLUDED RENTAL CARS 633-5237 From fFCAMINGOl- McJlH RQ Soli 3 JEFF BRIDGES BAD COMPANY PLUS THE CONFESSION CN EARLY BIRD MON -THUR-SUN WINNER OF 10 ACADEMY AWARDS WITH THE 1 00-ST 1 00-4 33-8 20 MAT MON -FRI 75 BURTON IS PLUS PUPPET ON I CHAIN I MAT MON -FRI 7Sc Barry Brown i quiet well-mannered the boys a suspicious plainsman who by gunpoint lets them eat at his table and a gang of bungling renegades led by Big Joe (David Huddleston) who attempt to outwit them clever cameo as the self-mocking plains robber is one of several carefully etched bit parts including the laconic marshal played by Jim Davis THE UNEVEN rapport among gang gams strength from boyish pranks the sharing of experience as when Jake instructs the others in how to skin a rabbit and from the fireside chats when Drew reads of life in drawing-rooms The warmth between the characters is never forced by Director Robert mindful guidance Nor does he push situations to unnatural conclusions The deceptively simple PmTS iitli' PH isr iiw' limit kmetti litHlTM Petit eats "FISTFULL OF IPS Jixi eOUU tTilSEd nsrsctiiMomn BAD PG wm-PS MONTE WALSH WittilftHIBVIU wnr saint omr' CENTURIONS" 18 AYE A 185 STREET (MIAMI GARDENS DRIVE) 947-3506 1 GOLDIE HAWN IN ISTEVEftY CAY SLOP AFTER 6 8 A AKANKOV1CH PAOOUCTIOfl BUTTERFLIES fTi PGJ abb FREE PLUS By CANDICE RUSSELL Herald Entertainment Writer "Bad Company" the most satisfying Western seen this year triumphs for its 1 1 1 1 simple telling its lack of sion and gentle fidelity to its a a ers and their era In a way that few movies do it reaches the audience honestly without sentiment of browbeating home its message Played with morally sound conviction by newcomer Barry Brown Drew Dixon evades a caravan of soldiers recruiting for the Civil War With his blessing and $100 the well-bred Christian young man ventures West falling in with a tnotley gang of teenage scavengers led by Jake Rumsey (Jeff Bridges) THEIR TENSE yet humorous confrontations with fellow travelers on wintry Kansas plains (icily captured by Gordon frosty photography) forms the backdrop to the evolution of relationships among the five adolescent travelers Not a little of the winning charm comes from their escapades 1 Among their more startling encounters is a man who sells his wife sexually to Burglars Fail To Get High LOS ANGELES (AP) If the burglars who broke into the International School of Bartending were expecting a high time they were disappointed The place was full of liquor bottles containing colored water and play money used in training The disgruntled burglars smashed 60 bottles and scattered the money over the floor before leaving investigators reported Officers said the burglars did escape with about $2000 worth of office and movie equipment THIS WEEK'S MAJOR ATTRACTION! 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