Evansville Press from Evansville, Indiana • 37

yrrr 7 tT TT 7 ga 1 r' 1 i (j rii'f I- ri i THE EVANSVILLE PRESS Tuesday December 25 1973 3fr Workmen add finishing touches North Park twin cinemas open today arts struction of a new three-screen cinema at Hebron and Powell near Green River Road The North Park Cinemas open today with a Paul New-fnan and Robert Bedford film Sting" and a Bedford and Barbra Streisand movie "The Way We Were" me OVER THRU THURS 3 BIG PG ELECTRIC IN-CAR HEATERS Entertainment calendar Mw wWm 01 Oaiwral and It new GFI On oudwncn VKltlflMS Itamwrly OH Ciwfl oudwncn tinuous feed projection system that will allow up to four hours of film to be shown without a reel change He said this eliminates the need for a projectionist to keep changing reels He said the machine which has only been on the market for about four weeks turns on the lights and background music automatically when the film is finished While the Noth Park Cinemas do net have the popular rocking chair seats they do have wide spacious aisles and cushion-back chairs that are comfortable Stieler Is backing the con North Park theaters closely resembles that of the other two twin-cinemas In the city Carrols on Diamond Avenue and Washington Square behind the mall But there is one basic architectural difference Stieler points out While the other two cinemas have a central lobby and flare out in opposite directions North Park Cinemas 1 and 2 run parallel to each other off a central lobby he said Another innovation that few if any viewers may notice is in the projection room Stieler said he bought a con- Mrantal ntdanca 5uaad a Bnlrtctad unOar otknllM un- Im ocaamdanM feu parent ouordionw iww Na antundtrM admitted Mavtat aWari rotlnaa atata retooled briar ttw rot tnanvdam amt wtua OAKLAND CITV: UaMnlno" IEGI 7mj "tear" IEGI SUNSET: I EG) I dmi "Wet bln Toll" IB) 1:54 am EVANSVILLE: "Joa Kidd" IEGI 7 am) "Hlah Elolnt Drlttar" INI 1:50 ami "Elay Mltly Far IB) am i By Teny English ErassMollBoaarlar Workmen may still be putting finishing touches on North Park Cinemas 1 and 2 this week even though the theaters opened for holiday film-goers today Still to be completed is a high wooden canopy leading from North Park Shopping Center's mini-mall to the theater and a marquee said owner Paul Stieler Stieler and his partner Joe Koewler own the Victory and Majestic Theaters and the Galahad Club downtown They havd been working on the North Park theater project for about 2 years Construction on the $400000 building began about four months ago and Stieler said workmen have been rushing to have the theaters open by today The atmosphere of the 1 S3 Movies dSt IhnRNN I Cwl Hb UuriASrft I Mrlm "STAND UP AND BE COUNTED' Let flte Good lillUS STARTS 8:43 (ICQ Art CjNIWA Head" (G) WASHINGTON CINEMA Hi "Jana-Wan Urination SaaaMI" (01 1:70 CABBOL'I TWIN CINEMA NO 1: "Amartcan Orolfltl" I EG 1 1 and 1 am Na "Elanl Lanaatockma" IG) I and WASHINGTON SQUABE NO Lanadacklna" IG) I and 1:4) nm IEGI VICTOBV: "Maoraim Farcy" IB) NOBTH BAHK CINEMA NO 1: Wna" (EG) 1:10 and am No Wa Wara" I EG) and 1:15 am BOM CINEMA "Babin Haod" 16) WASHINGTON CINEMA LMnaNa laaauW" (EC) 7 and MSwm WASHINGTON MU ABC NO 1: ENdtaiday IB) Na CABBOL'I TWIN CINEMA NO "American Orotfttt" (EC) 7 and a mi Na lauenUaa" (EG) TNEATBE (B) andfillam VICTOBV: Fare" IB) NOBTH EABR CINEMA NO 1: Mina" I EG I 7 and nml Na Tha Way Wa War" I EG) and KNANNENT OALLEBV: EdtlMI al aolnhnai and draadnoa by Flayd Cola-man art HI al Sautham HUnali Unlvar-Hv-Edaordwllla From Ms Air lean Na-tabask Ihrauah Jon 7 al Comeus MUSEUM (Main Canary): Crachat (ram Othor Lands a col loci Ion al unusual noNvHy sconas laonad by Mrs Ir-4n Millar al Cahrmbus Ind Alia rail-atom ait bam lha musaum's aarmananl conaclwn MUSEUM ILawar Nlvar Baaml: Bob-art and Lyd Haldt Olckarlon Canadian jndlan arlllncts boskats lawalrv koetknos toa araanans and ceramics acquired tram lha Souttiwaal lha For Wtd and Canada Driveeis 425-7796 North Park MATINEE TODAY! PREMIERS TODAY! AMILV: "Cahill U1 Mardial" IEGI 7 and II pm "Tha TMat Wha CamaMOMnar" WESTSIOE: Cara" I EG) 7 am: "Lai Tha Good Tlmai Ball" IEGI 1:45 am i "Mond Ue and la Counted" IEGI Dance recorder is introduced NeW Movies in Town UnHoa Erow intornotlonal NEW YORK A new typewriter element for recording dance movements a break- through in the field of ballet and modern dance has been introduced by IBM The element which can be installed in an electric typewriter is ball-shaped and beats 88 different symbols that can be arranged to form a complete vocabulary far recording dance movement IN A BILIPHU1IPS PRODUCTION OF A GEORGE RCY HILL FILM THE STING A RICHARD DZANUCXAVWC BROWN PRESENTADON Vlctaiy In Clint Eastwood again stars as Dirty Harry Callahan a San Francisco detective fighting right-wing vigilantes who form a bit squad against drug dealers and pimps 'The 'movie is rated SDDHARTHAl ANOVELBYIIERMANN HESSE A FILM BY CONRAD ROOKS 7 JO 9:15 and Bedford play two confidence men in Depression-era Chicago who angered by the killing of a black colleague (Robert Earl Jones) by hit men of a bigshot mobster (Robert Shaw) plot a half-million dollar heist in revenge Bedford also stars in the other feature at Theater No 2 Way We this time with Barbara Streisand in a love story of opposites rated PG She Is radical a communist and Jewish He is WASP and establishment The romance continues on to Hollywood where he becomes a successful writer and then falters under the attacks of McCarthyism The contrasting viewpoints are irreconcilable In the end but make for lovely entertainment by two of the most popular box-office draws Washington Square Na 1 Wednesday" rated stars Elizabeth Taylor as an aging matron who in order to win her husband Henry Fonda back from the young girl been chasing gets plastic surgery from head to foot (One scene shows the 'surgeon slicing into the skin under Miss Taylor's eye really chicken fat) Frixn the previews seen Mias Taylor looks better than ever a quality enhanced by her elaborate clothes designed by Edith Head and Valentino Even if Fonda doesn't appreciate her new appearance a' younger Italian played by Helmut Berger does Livingston that much talked about book of inspiration finally hits the screen with a G-rat-ing Producer director Hall Bartlett made quite a -pitch in order to do this movie which he felt he wu inspired to present He had author Richard Bach help him on the screenplay and convinced Neil Diamond to do the music Jack Chuffer photographed all seagulls from all angles and amidst all elements The bird trainer the same man who worked on Alfred Hitchcock's came out of retirement to do this picture The movie follows the adventures id a seagull who rises above the mundane concerns of the rest of the flock and develops his flying skills to the highest North Park Onemas Paul Stieler and Joe Koewler probably picked two of the season's biggest to open their new double cinema Sting" rated PG at Theater NO 1 brings bock three favorites from "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" Paul Newman Robert Bedford and director George Roy Hill Newman COLUMSU ECTUBES ENESENTS A FILM ST CONNAO BOOKS HEMMNN HESSE SKXHMBTIM -ST AMONG SHASHI KAEQQB SAMGANEWAL-ENOBUCEB BMECTEOANOWMTTEN FOB THE SCREEN VCONRAO ROOKS EHOTOGBAEHEB BV SVEN NVKVST (For your fullest enjoyment you must see this film from the beginning) I5IIKIII 3 0 iS MR Kf li 1- I Nf 1 1 fe i at i -fc 4 T-m 4 4 -4 --ij '4 'J 9 i i division theatre AT WILLOW MATINEE TODAY! 425-7796 North Park PREMIERES TODAY) (BrH SffiSJSBH 40 PREMIERS TODAY! lEdMTffilivlECJr and mavbs even memorable nspector Harry Calahan of the nation endangered species! romantic stylish and thoroughly enjoyable KAEL Ntw Ycrhtr "Movie of the month! The Way We is another 'Love Story 'not as slick but truer deeper and much more affecting" REED OetfyMtwi Syndcafad Cotvmnut movie HILLER StraMaaa a thoroughly enjoyable movie so richly produced by Ray Stark so intelligently directed by Sydney Pollack and so well performed by super-stars Robert Redford and Barbra Streisand that movie-lovers of a certain age needn't feel totallyashamedof walking out with a trace of tear and a CRIST Ntar Vert Utgtuna 'The Way We is a cinch to score as the big-gest glossiest romanb'c blockbuster of the waning movie year It turns out to be smoothly intelligent and WILLIAUSON Htybcy "Pure entertainment a must see for Streisand fansand this romantic screen hit! LYONS WHS-TV "The teaming of Streisand and Redford was a stroke of genius Always interesting apart -theyare irresistible together Streisand is Streisand-brash vulgar and vulnerable Redford is excellent as the youthful Visigoth who never fulfills his DREW Gamiaff Mao Sarvwa "TheWayWeWere'is everything a movie should be: a love story that is a mirror of the heartsofmany The casting is nothing short of --s ft Vs Cv' STREISAND REDFORD TOGETHER! THE HAY UE KWirWiriRiHMMWNvIWWIM MH URMB-WlflKilplAiawvwmiwnMIluai HKlUR I.