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16-A FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM 16A 5-It FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM WNMIUAftmlid PERRY STEWART Frit lay Evening Ortnber 20 1972 Friday Evening October 20 1972 s-- 7- es r-777771 7 1 a io 6 cs r- IP -4 ''r 1 -1- 4 PERRY STEWART 1 "I 10 At 7 ilk -f 7 s' es a sg: II ik ''1 14I10 'i illikk A 301 1' 4 I' 1 1id4714z 4 1 1 vt Eg Atit i 7 4s-Aill'' iv7 131011 i POLLEN Li "14 5 1 I i 44i41-(0t0 4eir At- 1 kwit1C 4 i 1 Way to Improve Oil Movement Found CHICAGO An oil -water core flow system has been developed to move highly viscous crude oil through unheated pipelines heretofore accompanied by nigh costs and many technical problems The system promises to open fields now uneconnmi Way to Improve Oil Movement Found CHICAGO An oater core flow system has been de- veloped to move highly vis- cous crude oil through tm- heated pipelines heretofore accompanied by high costs and many technical problems The system promises to open fields now uneconomi- L-LL414 1:: IP I 1 kmildLaa4 '-li 1 1 1 1 jp I I 'Bad' in Good Company I 'Bad' a in Good cfr rtrt I no I I I IS lard I 1 The business of hanging titles on movies Is tricky and it usually leads to some irony or another Take the one called ''Bad Company" new to the Cinema- Seminary South today It's one Of the most authentic westcrns ever made and that puts it in undisputably good company Don't search the cast list for familiar horse opera actors You won't find many you'll recognize The film stars Jeff Bridges on view elsewhere in town in "Fat City" and Barry Brown as a pair of Civil War draft dodgers seeking their misfortune in the West of 1863 THE FILM opens grimly as a paddy wagon rumbles through an Ohio town picking up youths who failed to report for conscription (Yesterday's Army wants to join you) Brown's parents hide him from the troops and in hopes that he'll not wind lip like his brother who perished at Chickamauga give him money to flee the country Sanctuary is not in Canada but in the vast unannexed prairies beyond St Joe Mo It's there that the naive but plucky Bruwn meets Bridges and his gang of young rowdies In the words of Brown's "True narration he "fell in with some rough types" HEY RIDE OF them on four horses and a mule They vow to live off the land but are forced to eat those words when the day's hunt yields only a rabbit which none of them knows how to skin They meet bandits who rob them and their efforts to emulate this means of gaining food and coin end at times comically at times tragically and always in failure Bullets and bitterness whittle down the group until 'Bridges and Brown are left as a frightened twosome They too part for a time During a solo trek across the plains Brown recalls with his diary's voice: "I shot and ate a skunk today and taste didn't enter into it at all" The terse graphic style of the film is familiar It has a tnis-is-the-way-it-was quality which is suggestive of say "Bonnie and Clyde" Small wonder The screenplay was written by David Newman and Robert Benton the "Bonnie and Clyde" authors Benton also directed the new film IIE DIRECTED TASTEFULLY (EVEN with the boys' encountering a frontier trollop the picture gets a PG tag) and skillfully Benton's young stars are terrific Brown is a marvelous find and Bridges is back into the rumpled "good ole boy" characterization he does so well The supporting cast is peopled with platoons of character types whose faces have turned up in everything from "The Reivers" to "Monte Walsh" The it usuall Take ma SC IT westerns compan3 Don' tors 'Vol Jeff Bri( Barry Bi their mii THE through to report you) Brow hopes th at Chick Sanc prairies plucky I dies In he "fell i tHE' a mule those which nr They emul ate corn Ica II: 'Bridges too part Brown skunk le The "Bonnie written 1 and ClyC HE I encounte and skill: Bent( find and charactei The ter types "The Eel Dusiness of hanging titles on movies is tricky and leads to some irony or another the one called "Bad Company" new to the Cine- inary South today It's one of the most authentic ever made and that puts it in undisputably good se arch the east list for familiar horse opera ac- i on 't find you'll recognize The film stars ges on vieNv elsewhere in town in "Fat City" and own as a pair of Civil War draft dodgers king Fee fortune in the West of 1863 ill 0 FILM opens grimly as a paddy wagon rumbles mbles an Ohio town picking up youths who failed Army wants to join for concription (Yesterday's n's parents hide him from the troops and in it he'll not wind up like his brother who perished mauga give him money to in the vast unannexed flee the country uary is not in Canada but beyond St Joe Mo It's there that the naive but ruwn meets Bridges and his gang of young row- he words of Brown's "True narration with some rough types" Rini': OF them on four horses and irds when the day's hunt yields 'hey VOW to live off the land but are forced to eat ds only a rabbit ne of them knows how to skin meet bandits who rob them and their efforts to this means of gaining food and coin end at times at times ragically and always in failure and bitterness whittle dovvn the group until nit Brown are left as a frightened twosome l'hey for a time During a solo trek across the plains icalls with his diary's voice: "I shot and ate a daY arid al didn't enter int it at all" erse graphic style 01 the film is familiar It has a i-way-it-was quality which is suggestive of say and Clyde" Small wonder The screenplay was David Newman and Robert Benton the "Bonnie authors Benton also directed the new film 0 IllEC'I'ED TASTEFULLY (EVEN with the boys' ully ring a frontier trollop the picture gets a PG tag) n's young stars are terrific Brown is a marvelous ld ll Bridges is back into the rumpled "good ore boy" izaion ie oes so we upporting cast is peopled with platoons of charac- whose faces have turned up in everything from to "Monte Walsh" WILSHIPE VILLAGE CINEMA Vit Km britema MIMI 291-3371 101CXXXXVOr71MIUM Noses Vs iskmsi "FROGS" 150 3 14 30 7 70 910 It Wolf Dsmsty's 3-456-0d4 1540 14-ss'Oe 1 copttiolz Elllezzantatire GENERAV'CINEMA CORPORATIOnt IPARKCAIREI UNIVERSif Af FREEWAY SOUTHWEST FT WORTH- 3365092 WHEN DOES THE GAME END AND THE (11St TERROR BEGIN 2 I 1 1 7375700 systiLsovooll 1111111111 moutvattaq t4 4 3 IIN 5 7 un LAST 5 DAYS -4 474 412 40 IN' 10 56 1 II EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT i'2 6 I i DOORS OPEN 5:15 i '4 4 AN 610 4p '4f7 ti'ki Na kl PERFORMANCES ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! APO Best Art Direction Best Costume Design NIIIIDI AS AND Al EXANDRA A SAM MP! ER MI IN SilikEENE PRO! CTION with MICIIVI R)STOS ni NR1101 AS JANET SI ZMAN il UPIODRA inti mu ANDIFws DIM RAKER MR HI RR AN MAI RD DENHAM MIK IIIAKINS IAN 1101 Ai CI Rr il RtA NS JOHN htENERY ERIC PORTER MIchrt vrxgo AI AN WE AR IRENE 110RI-H cut IA1 RE Nt IIIIIIER thrector ol Phottrophy EREIIIHE 101 NG MuK rAmpecett hy RICHARD Romy BENNETT Pritif tion Nutley Intl Second I no Neva JOHN hi JAMES WI Oki AN Erin the honk by RORIRT ASSIE Producell by SAM SPIEGEL Ihreri nd Rt Ilk IN V11101NI1 A EIORI1ON FILM km COI I son Pim RES Filmed in ROA 'SION' RATED coLoltb DeLuxe HOW Tf Akt49 WY SHOWING! HOLLYWOOD LAST DAYS 4- uI 4' 60-77 RI I ON in AOPSS United Artists FIATS 4-1110 $100 UNTIL 605 PM SAT RATS 11246410 rv44r-4540(1 PETER FONOA'DENNIS HOPPER' JACK NICHOLSON '5Ik: 11410'' FR4e' by NM HOPPER cpoictiuumRBE iLMJaCagn CHERRY LANE SOUTHSIDE ONLY Some people are never satisfied "The Other' You'll walk out of the theatre with a nice set of goose bumpschilling" Sa Imagyi Group Radio I 44 l'rki' i- I It! -) i :4 6 ee1 11 '141-- 6 V) t-11 777 SA9 IL) ---r' 44Ct'i (P1 VaLSHIRE VILLAGE l'' '44 I i (4i: 7 ti CINEMA i f- 4 4 ilp apif I s1i! 17 rya 14 vaatob ai Phonm 291-3311 1 0 5 :4 111111131victirr fixowisicrirs ZA 4 'c -7: Y' gob Ames AkId 4' 4 ii I iRoosu i coLoltb L503430 7 70 9TO neLuxe om mo Pk- 0-7 ---q 1 RATED 1 ivAtz 411'00 writ) AOPSS orowir HOW 4 TrANTS WY United Arlisls Wall Daney's 7 7--- SHOWING! 3145-601 151014--V LAST DAYS II Nit) ly SAT RATS i2 244410 01111914141117W13011-01611411eNii oferSa garno--410-30 -wow 71 -11tt 5 'V 4 IA in A t4" IPG1-Tzt4c231 lc 1 gas App 121: 5 1 I I 7 71 4 11 A COLOR 511 Ed i im l' g14- or 14 and Icii4 ist Nw 4 47 ii '-i a uellanilltirtgJf 4 4 44 :1 f1 i fi-z ''t sl 1 'ef' I 41 17- 4 1404: BetwiEf 6o: i0 7375700 I I' PETER FONDA DENNIS HOPPER ARONGION10101 CAMP SORVIV CpOictiyuNIRBEisA I 4e' ea' d' by )k 14k5W' 2O I 11I twatipAito 1 ''''''''i 01 -'t' 4e 41 4- 11 JACK NICHOLSON (BEMS 275-2102 LAST 5 DAYS io" t1 EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT 1 4' 1 WEST FT uwC 93 EULESS IIIIIIIGRFGIIIEIZMIIII ALL4 DOORS OPEN 5:1 5 4e i CHERRYiCANE'l IILMIaCtillsill S'ottlflsioiltmy PERFORMANCES "ICHolAS 2834112 HILL RD ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! -ti I-20 AT CHERRY LANE 4 6200 OID HEMP Best Art Direction Best Costume Design (i mointAS AND AI EXANDRA A 1AM SPIPI FRAS141 IN i SclikEFSfl PRI1111ansiimicIREIMSTOS 1i Nloini As JANI7 sra Al el At FAANDRA a yid Hwy ANOREWS RIM Itt OK MR WI MAI RICE 11011kM AI 1( IIMINS 1AN IIIIIM CI fail SOUTHS 14iFINoNilirtri iikar4igiiL4E 1) RE it' I bEyil i'li flomPhYthFeRhi'ont)iklibF'yYli(1111'NEGRT' CHERRY LANE Some people are never satisfied tut IDE NLY Ibrerifid by FRANKI IN )SOIAIINFR A 1101(110N FILM from C011 RI' prn RES Flinvil in PANAVISION DRIVE- awilr iwisql INS pierl I- i I 4 17 ir OPEN litiartill till 1 r--! 'AV 1 WNW 4111 104111 -4 a A ii'e 1 A CO It 0 AT ID nt smow 7:45 11C SOU COLOR 111-1 A 1 gi 1 tipill ly PH: ''3- a lotoke SHOWCAS cll 'DA in Ein oil: 111 sanwyttsriRm PRELIEREI IJIIII riicicei Life Magazine '-4 i 5th BIG WEEK Pie' 13 0 -11THE SpLITR SOUTHWEST FT WORTH- 3363092 1' Ariel it rogPAUL NEWtVI AN a IPARKCAIRE1' :11 i i i- 43 5 UNIVERSIfY Al FREEWAY 1 COOL HAND A 4 Et LUKE :0::::1:::::: 6 r' r' I 9 r- -4 11 '-iv 0 MI At a WHEN DOES THE GAME END i I- '-'-'1 1 -4044 40s- '''A 'is 4- J- lo i 'N -4' :7:: AND THE 1 il "11 lilt TERROR BEGIN? ti i t' fi 1 3- 'The Other' You'll walk out of the 44 1" 4' ''''P 1: l'1 li 2- g'- tof ''l theatre with a nice set of goose 0 '4i 071-071r) kir 3 ii '1 4 "'itlifIg'41' 3-: 4 SmC hump If nhillig tk -Bob Salmagyi Group Radio 4 r'r rr pi 74 -de 0 1 "7 A 0 1- k' I i 1 ii 014 '44 Radio NEW Ilan ArvIPLE Rac Seti NEW tract difl rarity el( sie Ilan I 1 0 1 1 i I Raalo NEW tract rar ily sic Ilan Please don't reveal the secret of Please don'treveai the secret ITIE BEST OF THE SEEDY lot is Jim Davis as the eye-for-an-eye marshal who likes to sit down for a chat and a thaw before he strings up a feller The young actors in Bridges' bunch are all superb (lne of them Is jerry Houser who has shed much of the baby fat he wore a3 drugstore cowboy in "Summer of 442" 'Bad Company' is one of the best things to come out under the Paramount Pictures banner since "The Godfather" But the studio didn't think enough of the picture to mail out the customary background data for reviewers So I can't single out the film's costume designer for the special praise merited by those wonderfully sleazy duds 4 4 THE CINEMATO6RAPHEIPS NAME ALSO eluded me when the credits appeared on the Cinema screen Yet despite the Technicolor I'd almost say that Matthew Brady was behind the camera It's that realistic looking On that satisfying note this column departs for a week's vacation and the yearly ritual of watching the leaves turn in the Ozarks ELIE eyefor and a el The 3 of them fat he w(! "Bad under th er" But mail out So I can special THE when th( spite the was behi It's II On week's' leaves tu BES'I' OF Till SEEI)Y lot is Jim avis as the tn-beye efore marshal strinwho likes to sit down for a chat aw he gs up a feller oung actors in Brid ges' unc Nii are all sup One Is Jerry Itouser who has shed much of the baby re as drugstore cowboy in "Summer of 442" Company' is one of the best 1 hi ngs to come out 1 Paramount Pictures banner since "l'he Corlfalli- the studio didn't think enough of the picture to til CUSt omar bc akgr ou dta a for rev iewer I single out the film's costume designer for the I 0 --s 711 11 1141 Wi kil nk-1111Jg Ille leaves turn in the Ozarks "Des onnatura an 1 mmous a a i es WTI the plyche a gothielnyster one Magnin tAy 7 441 01 ea in 54 911 Of nrrnm 16 ea sp as nay cl se a gothic myster A Am4 one Magazine City Music Hall Settlement Still Remote YORK (AP) Contract differences that temporarily closed Radio City Music last week are no dos '4? Paramount Pictures Presents A jaffilms Inc Production A lemon of undiminished hor bo aga The eVelSollef likttontinreft Sh Inkov Mow larliTMETI CHERRY LANE ONLY 2939 StMiNARY DI 516464 RISHORIG starring Uta Hagen Diana Mu Maur screenPylaYThomasTryontlnr Color by De Luxe Uta Hagen Diana Muldaur e- 4-1C741 w- 4- --ir fz i 4 A 1 emon ta SCreen 1 -7 I-t-okks i i- -g' 1i 4 i -A1E 4 'tfa' 7 -147 -A 4 ot ts -v odlithirshid tarring 4 sle: 1- ''rl'i 1 :2 81)4' t'''''' Ity Color by I Ow -hor or agattn De Luxe CID 1 t4 i'44') '414'41 4 A Z'P'' 440S N4' 41to ShookiNt evelSonsflietentereit'Shocking Movi i kgl'IV AA usic Hall 3 ''F' 4It 1 s'' 1-'-: 1 vsl'k lilt' "'s -4-'F4 i-citi ow 4e-'17c otiii --A 4 1 -4-77 Ppg4 r- 4 7-rikir 7 437:: ze ri 1H Settriement sir' 1 Remote 4 WEST FT 2461492 obc MA NS FIELD IATInt ki I LI II 43 ''''i'l' 4 1 )''' 1- 1 I Ili '1 7-1a-A-FA----iCC6a640r-14 2935 StMlIARY DI 5 94645 17 ti o) 120 AT CHERRY LANE YORK (AP) Con- Paramount Pictures Presents A laffilms Inc Production differences dio Cif that tempo- 4 4 ClOSPd 11R Mu- Al 11 T711 C) CHERRY fillit 111111niTt 9 i 4 LANE urialllsclortic I ming Ems hist week are no dos- I t- -t ll CaOR ay OE WO C) NE I RiiiiIIPPefilintru-t'IPRIPPo cfilinil ghnril i iv a it -1 A tit'-' AN4' starring JEFF BRIDGES BARRY BROWN 11 DAVIS DAVID I IUDDIESTON Produced by Stanley Jaffe Directed by Robert Benton Written by David NCWMall and Robert Benton Color by Tcchniaoloa A Paramount Picture FORT WORTH EXCLUSIVE SHOWING 77 7 1711 1 SSIISA A OA LI1 i AondiVUli I larvey SLIoniclt Color by Technicolor' A Paramount Picture FORT EXCLUSIVE SH RaVitING t'' irok 'iriti JEFF BRIDGES BARRY BROWN IINI I)AVIS DAVID 1113)DIESTON Produced by StanIcy Jaffe DirecitA by Robtrt Benton NV T1 :1 Iv rften 0 4 rt-- er to be resolved and the managetnent insists its last offer is final a state mediator says Vincent Mc Donn el 1 chairman of the State Mediation Board said yesterday the sit ti a tl on was "precisely where it was a week ago" when orchestra members rejected a contract that would have reduced their number The hall was shut down for two days but reopened last Saturday After the musicians agreed to continue working for one more week while talks proceeded where it was a week ago Ivhen orchestra members re jected a contract that would have reduced their nurnber The hall was shut down two days but reopened last Saturday after the musicians agreed to continue working for one more week while talks proceeded er to be resolved and the nlanagetnent insists Its las 4 PI IS fuldl a St a I mPdlotor Vincent I) i)o nn e11 chairman of the State Media! tion Board said yesterday the 1 ii 1 I was "precisely I HURRY! LAST 12 DAYS! A MARKOVICH PRODUCTION Vol 4: 1205 200 4:00 6:00 latRi 1000 "rotumNA 'WS fiii 1 jemonersouswasomonewommom I OPEN 11 NOON DAILY A'A IPMV opten HELD OVER 2ND WM TORT WORTH AREA EXCLUSIVE! INUOTAINNIV tC ONLY 1211 115335 1 3N-1113 UNDI 1 Anminio 11104AJN1 MKS 22 lit PM MOS iHiti FRI -22 WI -sit SUN A tLul Itf 1 Lee Van Clod ti '111184CSIFIg SRN KII): I I 0101 loalwcoti "FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE" SIDNEY POITIER ROD STEIGER "nr irAT OF lit NIGIIT FREE PARKING III'di tilt 1200-100 600-900 t- THE IIIGGEST SELECTION Of MOVIES IN FORT WORTH! STARRING RICHARD WIDMARK 12101054M 600 755 955 EASY ACCESS C0111111tiN A ROBERT CHARIOTIRWIN WINKLER PRODUCTION Tz CLITAMIONS pARENtat tuiDANCI SOCAISTID oiM1 MAMMAL MAY NOT (IL La' '1(11Ani I 1(0 11 It NAG! The nationwide bestseller about the cops-by a cop! NOW IN ITS 11 TB BIG rt- Greatest Singing Super-star of all time in Grand Ole Opry on film for the first time SCUTIMESTIRN 64'-: 1-4 Alro- -141714441r -40 4r 0:1 SAMMY JACKSON With BARBARA MAN Pt4ONE 241 flit 71 C4 to I MMIPnIN RELI DOTTIE WEST CARL SMITH tAkCiMil It 11110i it C-T7r7" 3 3 5 1 0 4 0-61 oLooll JANE ALEXANDER SCOTT WILSON ROSALIND CASH Sereenp ley by STinuNa SILLIPI-iANT From the Novel byJOSEPH WAMBAUGH (sot LA Police Produced by IRWIN WINKLER arxi ROBERr CHAR IOU Directed by RICHARD ILLISCI IER 100400 6001:001000 054014 POIT WOSTIN 111X WHIM 111 sammunk covnowt4 DRIVE-INS turr sooNstot Open 6:45 ONLY A ritttl WWW11J glittrT1 Show 7:45 AwfromI 1 usapul youtiiiii 5 il I a If wouutiii iniuk1 iirl Lee Van Cleef Arme0 Come along with -1141x4CitilRENT tliiii I r1171 r--- -7) ri- -1 ICI Clint tattwcod 'il' Features L1 "FOR A FEW 00040610100 10 ff I ii i 777 i 7- li -Thi Al 671- 110130 1 I 4 11 I 1 ifi '--'4 mum' CIIIDANCI SWARM DOLLARS MORE" 'i 71'7tr'cvY trt1--r') IPG ARP'AravifvNztis-o Lj- ai Li SIDNEY POITIER ROD STEIGER 7 4 't And r-r---7 lri Tir irotT oF TvE risurr Greatest Singing Super-star TECHNICOLOR --------i- THE IIIGGIST SELEalON OF 4 of all time in Grand Ole Opry i The nationwide bestseller about the cops-by a cop! IIRRYI LAST 12 DAYS! MOVIES IN FORT WORTH! nIG on film for the first time -4 4 IP 4- 4 p7L tr j' a 1W 7 All 1 A FRANKOVICH PRODUCTION NOW IN ITS II Tli 1 1ft HELD OVER 2ND MI BUTTERFLIES 1 FORT WORT '4 ARA EXCLUSIVE! COLUMBIA plcrunEs presents 44! 14 -Z 7-441IIVILIIIIN 4-4 14 GEORGE Cu SCOTT SOUT ABE entratrasamthrt tt 11'''' -k lc 7 i Ir'- 1:: too Amos STACY IKEACII in FREE OW 1 II AIM MN 1 A SI I 6 01 4" 1 '11''' SI 1 '4l 4 i mitt 1112 BERT CHARTOI-F- I (7icnic -tyH A RO lit 6 PM NO 1205 ONE 'nog UNDtft I IRWIN WINKLER rtiODUCTION 41 1 t4-r411 I Ji kk 0 l''' I i'inl 1114 Ibs136aiA6ttthamoitikrdill Ithiy ibillitt I a on en" 1 2:00 Fitt-52 li it Abmirtio WI 7 77 -'1-- IlEr 1 vi '444 4 0 'Elco 1-ECKNI 6'smoo ii SUN 1211 nr anaalicall i 'i --4 kt I 8:00 115335 'IrVe' A i Al 't czrzeURIONS i 't ip 1 A 07: 141 )- t' 6110t1ET 1(1 00 11113e VII 23 1015 t' er -1-': -L tio e112f) J'A '-''-'4 I rOt UMRIA OK TIM rikil Drtimanol NO ONE "4 -1' LINDER TB o- OPEN 12 NOON DAILY ADMITTED i Lo FREE ok ACCESS i EASY A 1 'il 't Atvi i ailalkill 412 PARKING '---A-- 17 a 221142i A 414 Lk I 4( 1 Low-uwiwn Itt 4 hi mr04 'op lc 4 I 1 IP' 1 1 kj 0 VI 11 AP IRCEEGS i THEY Ill i A 1 r-- 4 CALL ')-ii 1 A 100 1" 1 1 ki 113-1 71' I i rq1 HIM ti 1---) 4 i KILLER rrilrt i 4c -0- yr-4 144 i- A 1 aas 43)- tett4 -1 1 I 1 4' TOM BLACK! 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