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-PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1971 -14- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiifliiiiiiiiiiiiliuiiiiiiit r- Ballet Theater 'They Had a Dream" today nd every Tuesday on Page 1, Section Two, itam Sr -JO "4er ndj5i aijd 4nT (X) Hnm nd 18 ain b. tdlniHI TODAY: 4:30, 1:30, 10:30 lXJeWjinijJjee SEE! HEAR! lllfi! 8F lllllllllimiiliiiilllllBy GEORGE ANDERSON It 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 II I Mr 'THX 1138' at the Fulton Serious science-fiction movies, as distinguished from the monsters-from-the-deep- sort of thing, are oddly rare. "THX 1138," the new movie at the Gateway, is an example of such a film, and as such, it will appeal mostly to the college age audience which has a particular fondness for sci-fi. The younger set, more at- Touring Area The spring tour of the Pittsburgh Ballet Theater will, get underway Thursday at 8 m. at Bethel Park High School.

The. program will consist of "Spectre de la Rose," cape," "Rigoletto" and "Go, pak." There will be subsequent performances of the program at Allderdice High School Friday at 8 p. m. and at South Hills Catholic High School on Sunday, May 2, at 8 p. m.

Admission is students $2. I I Off 1 A i 1 VW -3k nuS Ail tuned to the action emphasis "Planet of the Apes" ond FRIENDS "THI BIG BAND OF THE 70 THIS FRIDAY, APRIL 30 CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL 8:00 P.M. TICKETS $3.00 -U Avallabl at C-MU'i Skib. Pitt Studtit Unloa, Duqum Union, Kaufmann't and Hornt'i. Sponwd by Tht C-MU Acfivifin Board -ItflfLK.

might wWiHwCntfOKi wAimsmn wu. M90i movies, may find it slow going, except for an exciting chase through n-n 1 at the end. There are a few rather adult touches, in-eluding a Theater Clock ON STAGE Mr. Anderson BEVERLY HILLS PLAYHOUSE Bab-cock Blvd. "Personal Apotoronce." Tonnht at 1:30.

BUHL PLANETARIUM "Worlds Unknown" at 2:15 and 8:15. PITTSBURGH PLAYHOUSE "Luv." TonloM at 1:30. ON SCREEN SPECIAL STAGE ATTRACTION TOMTE AT 8 P. M. EMERSON LAKE i PALMER STANlEy.

Ttulr. ART CINEMA "I Want You" at 11:15, 1:55, 4:20, 4:45 and 9:10. "Tht Scissor, oi ana 10:15. WINNERS OF 8 ACADEMY AWARDS INCLUDING BEST PICTURE BEST ACTOR BEST DIRECTOR ITnttXTNTfflTVT AiraJTT 11 ii ii mi BEST SCREENPLAY CP 7 ACADEMY AWARDS Trio MASH AT AT 2:00 LADIES' DAY TOMORROW! UNTIL I P.M. Sup reme 3 jiliri Jtimliifiiiw The Supremes (Mary Wilson, Cindy Birdsong and JeauTerrell) are appearing through Saturday at the Twin Coaches, Rt.

51 South. Comedy star Marty Barris shares the bill. Academy Award Winnor Best Original AAuslcal Score CHATHAM CINEMA Dustln Hoffman and Martin Balsam In "Llttlo BIO Man" at 2:05, 5, 7:30 and 9:55. ENCORE Glenda Jackson and Alan' Bates In "Women In Love," at 7:30 and :45. FIPSTA Elaine Mav and Walter Matthau In "A New Leaf" at 2, 4, 6, 1 ond 10.

FORUM Glenda Jackson and Alan Bates In "Women In Love," at 7:30 ond 9:45. PULTON Robert Duvall and Donald In "THX 1138" at 12, 2, 4, 8 and 10. FULTON MINI Genevieve Bulold and Donald Sutherland In "Act of the Heart" at 2:05, 4:05, 8 and 10. GATEWAY Burt Lancaster and Susan Clark In "Valdez Is Coming" at 12, 2, 4, 8 and 10. GUILD "Her and She and Him" at 8:30 ond 10:30.

KINGS COURT Toralv Maurstad and Florence Henders-n in "Song of Norway." Tonight at 8:30. SHADYSIDE "The General" at 6:35 and 10:15. "Craiv World" at 7:45. ''A Night with the Great One" at 9:05. SOUIRREL HILL Robert Mltchum ond Trevor Howard In "Rvan'f Daughter." Tonight at 8:15.

STANLEY Georg C. Scott hi "Pat-toj'' at 4:58, 9:56. "M'A'S-H" at 2:56 and 7:54. WARNER All MacGraw and Rvan O'NH In "Love Storv" at 12, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10. CiCTiVfkTkifm'f rvX AH Mac6rawRYinO'XBil JohnMvleytRayMitland nmon immmmm ISP WALT HARPER "MAH OF THE YEAR AWARD" IN MUSIC IT'S ALL TOGETHERI TUES.

THRU SATURDAY TT 1 LADIES' DAY TOMORROW! UNTIL 1:00 P. M. Actor to Debut WINDSOR, England (AP) -Nicholas Clay, a young British actor makes his film debut opposite Patricia Neal in MGM's "The Road Builder," now shooting in Windsor, England. Miss Neal is making her first film appearance since her performance in "The Subject Was Roses." 8:00 PM 2:00 AM WINNER OF 2 ACADEMY AWARDS iNctuDiMo Bait Supporting Actor johnmus A story of love. Filmed by David Lean His efforts to escape incarceration in a strange white infinity occupy the balance of the film, and arouse the only action in what is essentially a downbeat film.

Robert Duvall Is the hero, and Donald Pleasence plays another of his eerily suggestive roles. Maggie McOmie Is the poignant, hairless heroine. "THX 1138" is appropriately imaginative, but its opening is jarring and confusing. Once it focuses in on its main characters, it begins to come alive. Postscripts ON FILM: One of the many announcers' voices used in "THX 1138" is that of Terry McGovern, former KDKA disc jockey Playing a small role in the film is Marshall Efron, who was in John Hancock's Playhouse company five years ago Confession," the latest film by Costa-Gavras who made the memorable is next at the Shadyside Oscar's value at the box office is bigger than ever.

In the first three days after the awards ceremony, "Patton" grossed an astonishing $2.8 million. Many thought the film had been played out, but it's now estimated it may gross an extra $10 million, thanks to the Oscar. On a double-bill with A it has given the Stanley its best business in years. 3ft lj ON STAGE: "Abelard and Heloise" closed on Broadway last Saturday. Edward Albee's "All Over" closes this weekend.

Not even Albee's usual petulant attacks on critics can generate any interest in this dreary play New Kensington Civic Theater broke its all-time record recently with "The Odd Couple," proving that Neil Simon's massively exposed comedy has still not exhausted itself. MUSIC MEN: Harold Betters takes off for two weeks at Virginian in Cleveland again on June 8. Betters was back on the bandstand at the Encore as bouncy as ever Friday night after fighting the flu for several days Dan Morgenstern, editor of Downbeat, paid his first visit Friday to Walt Harper's Attic and flipped over the place. He was so impressed he's planning a feature on the spot. Roy Koh-ler, Downbeat correspondent, introduced him to the Attic Rod McKuen, who will be at Syria Mosque Saturday, lost his mother just a week ago.

She was 63. Before arriving here, McKuen has a concert Thursday and two on Friday evening at New York's Carnegie Hall. Ryan's Daughter 'liilenin? Oenimgi Wolt Harper's. I 4 fefi 1 RTMUCHUM TREVOR HCWARD CHWSTOPH6R JOfS MILS LH5McKERNSMIlSMrocoiCR GP Where's AUce 9 LADIES' DAY TOMORROW! UNTIL P.M. fleeting bit of nudity, but it's well-motivated and not sensational.

L'THX 1138," an impossible title to remember for those of us who are still relatively un-cotnpnterized, is the name of the hero of the film. The project originated as a student film by George Lucas at UCLA. It was so well regarded that Warner Brothers enabled him to re-do his short film as a feature-length movie, certainly a revolutionary idea for a major studio. Lucas portraysa future world of disturbing coldness and sterility, where almost everything is blinding white. Yet, the young writer-director has not just indulged himself in Jules Verne fancies.

Instead, he has i a i a world in which many elements of current society are carried to suffocating extremes. For example, all the inhabitants are hairless, which should satisfy those present-day peo- pie. whose seem to fair hair. Drugs are mandatory, forcing people into robot-like obedience. Conformity is total, with everyone dressed in white hospital-like garb.

Surveillance i complete, with television monitors even in medicine cabinets to insure the proper taking of drugs. The police are black-clad, chrome-headed machines. Television consists of figures floating in space, and viewers may choose between talk shows, hokey comedians and naked dancers, which some members of the audience may find an improvement of sorts. of course, sex is outlawed. Birth Is something stoirctly for laboratories.

This Is what gets the hero in trouble. ftte quits taking his pills, end finds himself developing tmfam'liar feelings for his computer-assigned roommate, a 'femalf? named LUH 3417. Wh she becomes pregnant, they are arrested, and the hero is charged with sexual perversion. DOWNTOWNMARKIT SQUARI 261-5083 I I TODAY AT 6:00, 735, 9:50 FREE'PARKINe Lost Dovl Rosalind Russtll Darren McOavin. Horry Gould "MRS.

POLLIFAX-SPy" Color TODAY AT 6, 8. 10 P. M. FREE PARKINS Lost Dovl Ann CoWir-Morshqll Timothy Dolton, Horry Artdrows "WUTHERING HEIGHTS" Color (6) I NOW! PHONI THtATiR DIRECT OR SMOWTIMt mm LUinuiiiiniiiiinmnimii LADIES' DAY TODAY I 75t UNTIL 5 P. M.

Addod Tht stwridon So. only Don Stroud "Anol Unchained" ISP TONIGHT 8:36 P.M. TOMORROW 2:00 1:30 P.M. TODAY AT 8. 10 P.

M. FREE PARKING I 13 JOHNNY CASH The popular country-western star will bring his show to the Civic Arena Thursday at 8 p. m. With him will be his wife, June Carter, Carl Perkins, the Statler Brothers, the Carter Family and the Tennessee Three. Last Timet Tedayl DYAN CANNON, RICHARD CRENNA, GENE HACKMAN "DOCTORS' TODAY AT (7:20 AND TODAV AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRE ARCADE (HE.

1-1B-J7 Two Big Hits! Doctor's Wives." also "The Executioner." Last Day. IIESWICK EAST (SK2.77.VS) Rosalind Russell It Darren McGavln In 'Mrs. Polllfax, Spy" IGJ, 7:35. 9:47. Last Day.

CHESWICK WEST f8-77M Hfld over! Barbra Streisand Ic Geo. Seta 1 In "The Owl Si The Pussycat." Tech. IRJ. 8:05. 10:10.

Last Day. GALAXY (Brltljevllle) All Time Boxoffice Greatl "West Side Story," 8:00 p. m. GARDEN (North Side) Rated (XI. Adults only! "99 also "Cold Day in the Parle." Last Day.

GRANADA (Centre Ave. 2Hl-412fi) Starts Sat. "The Great White Hope" GP also "Bandelero" IGP MT. OLIVER (EV. To night Is Ladies' Night 75c Admission See second Listing for Features.

MT. OLIVER (EV. Ooldle Hawn in "There's A Girl In My Soup" R1: also Geo. Peppard In "The Executioner." Open OAKs (Oakmont) Oo Idle Hawn In "There's A Girl In My Soup" IR1. 7:35.

9:40. ShorU 7:05, 9:10. REGENT SQ. (CH. 1-2332) Ooldie Hawn ic Peter Scllere In "There'i A Girl In My Soup," Tech.

4R, 7:49. 9:49. SEWICKIET Ooldle Hawn 'it Peter Sellers in "There's A Girl In My soup," Tech. IRJ, 7:20. SOUTH HILLS (Dortnont Kfil-llOO or Emily Bronte's Classic "Wuthcrlng Heights'1 IG Tech.

WHITEHALL (Brentwood 8-807R) Emllv Bronte's classic "Wutherlng Heights" IGJ 7:30, 8:30. Free Parking. DOWNTOWN 7t-Hii UDIES' DAT TOMORROW Visit the future where love MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE Wilde Play Gets Extension The Allegheny Campus Entertainers of the Community College are holding their production of "The Importance of Being Earnest." They will conclude their run Friday and Saturday at 8:30. Tickets are free. The play is held in the Spoon River Theater in the college annex, corner of Galveston and North Lincoln Avenues.

umicna tot AMt GiMrdMfi AUAOISAOMimt) 0wtalAu'iiat TOJCII3S Tw.hix.otoi Ttefwittcopef i hi. NO ONI UNMt 10 ADMITTED GP ALL AOIS ADMITTIB Parental Oiridaflft Sugettttd (Aet limit may very in certain artai) mmmmsmmmmmmim 'mm ABC "WATERLOO" Tech. Bad Stelrer. Christophar Flummtr LADIES' DAY TOMORROW! 75c to 5 P. M.

LADIES' DAT TOMORROW Paramount Pictures presents Najlitay 1 it ladM "On A Dear Oaf You Can lea FonTer" GI B6V-2271 Barbra Streisand, Vrea Montand ARDMORE r-It Happened "WUTHERINQ HEIGHTS" Tach. 0 Anna-Caldcr Marshall, Tim Dalian "SHARK" R. Reynolds QP Yoit Blvd. off Ardmara llvi. A Hew Leaf DLST1N HOFFMAN 271-5010 in Gj Color by MOVIELAB A Paramount Picture TITLE BIG MAN Panavision'-Technicolor GP BLUE DELL Rt.

30. Carl, Imli, Pa. 123-1128 LAST NIGHT By EARL WILSON "THERE'S A GIRL IN MT SOUP" Goldle Hawn, Pcttr Rellrrt "Magic Gardin Stanley SwHthiart" "WUTHERINQ HEIGHTS" Tech. Gl FEATURI TIMES: 1 CAMP HORNE Between Rt. 19 and Ohli Blear Blvd.

364-4127 iiriiii ir 1 it i i i i i i i nt ii i i 1 1 1.1 1 lit 1 1 Ftotura Timet Tanlta 7:30 ond 9:43 P.M. I ISt Indoor Pirilni! Ennlnit After 3 P.M. Son. Holidays Alter 1 P.M. Indoor Thtatre Entrance Front Garaio level.

Anna-Caldcr Marohnll, Tim Dalian "OI'T-OF-TOWNEBS" (Trh.) 101 Jack Lfmmon, Sandy Dcnnla 1 "LOVERS ft OTHER STRANGERS" Gir Youn(, Richard Caotcllana "GOODBYE GEMINI" J. Geeson Rl NEW YORK There's a new, kind of stage door crowd around Broadway some old COLONIAL Rt. 31, toatt 655-9707 STARTS TOMORROW! I LADIES' DAY TOMORROWl "DOCTOR'S WIVES" Tack. BEST ACTRESS I GLENDA JACKSON 1 WOMAN IN I LOVE some young, who are worshiping IACADEMY I AWARD I WINNER POWNTOWN 281-4356J POWNTOWN FAIR GROUND Brovnullla Neit to Sestk Park FalraroaMi. 561-0552 LAST OAYI Dono'd Sutherland "ACT OF HEART" GATEWAY laaani Forry-Cmni.

Ion Konilnitia. 335-1111 mmmmmmmmm itli iiililililili Kienar crenna, Dyan Canaan "THE ADVENTURERS" Ttch. "DOCTOR'S WIVES" Tach. Richard Crcnna, Dyan Cannan "LOVING" Tach. Geo.

Saga! "DOCTOR'S WIVES" Tach. Richard Crcnna, Dyan Cannan "SICILIAN CLAN" Tach. OP "Ont of th fintst in roctnt yaars. Solid dlrtcllon, sentltlv acting, and a uperb script combina to maka 'PUZZLE' tour do foreo for ovaryona old folks. They're not seeking the rock stars.

They're intrigued the 60-and 70-' year-olds i "70 Girls, GREATER PGH. It. 30. 4-MIH Eatt if Wnt Inahiau rldi. 124-5590 Cw3 Doori Oam 5:30 P.

M. Lait Day (P.) Dyad Cannon, PJIcliarl Crenne DOCTORS' WIVES Bntn toen P.M. (P.) larora Streluni, Co. Seial THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT Mr. Wilson "the ingenue," 70," including GREENTREE Neiltitevn Id.

letneon Craltoi and CiriNlll. 921-2049 KANE R0AD" 3003 Kam Rosa Allselppa. 37I-197B "DOCTOR'S WIVES" Tach, Richard Cranna, Dyna Canaan I1 "MACHINE QUN OP "DIARTOF A MAD HOUSEWIFE" RJ Carrie 8nndrran, Rlrh. Brnjamln "TELL THEM MllLIF. BOT IR HKRE" IGFl, Robert Rcdford, Kathcrlna Roia FAYE DUNAWAYm "PUZZLE OF A I DOWNFALL Mildred Natwick, who's 63.

A UNIVERSAL RELEASE fR TECHNICOLOR eeToa' (t) Peter loyla Fann 4 Terrllvlm Mode I Doori (ten 5:30 P. M. Lilt Day (B) Peter loyla Finny I Terrifying Mode KENMAWR It, 51, letvoea MiKooi Roiil and Coraoielli. 771-0577 Doori Open 5: JO P. M.

List Oey IRJ Dyin Cannon, Richard Crennl DOCTORS' WIVES 1 "THERE'S A GIRL IN MY SOUP" Goldla Hawn, Pelar Rcllcri "W.U.8.A." Paul Newman GP "THERE'S A GIRL IN MY SOUP" Rp "TAKE A GIRL LIKE YOU" 11 WALK THE LINE" (Tach.) IGFl JOE LADIES' DAY TOMORROW! MONROFVILLE Parlwey East 22. Eilt 16. I. Stay on 41 So. 372-6661 if PBO "5 EASY PIECES" Tach.

Jack Nlrhalaan, Karen Black dii Auivfiii c. .1 rni MT. LEBANON It. 19, DiMldMR Cmmads, 745-7543 ill 5 Bom Opt P. M.

last Dar 161 Helen Hiyll leet teoot. Wrote p. Ladles Mat. Wot. 75o Til P.

M. I Doore (aen P. M. Last Day (Q Emily Iroata's hnmortsl Clanli WUTHERING HEIGHTS AIRPORT NORTH SIDE lamir Rd. Iiyar Id.

322-1203 David Carradine, who plays an unruly character in the show that Gretchen Wyler is producing, "The Ballad of Johnny Pot," picked up a book and hit her with it during rehearsal. "I see you're one of these younger generation people," she said. He said he is. Mayor Lindsay and Mayor Sam Mas sell of Atlanta dropped in to visit Jane Morgan singing at the Plaza Persian Room. Jane addresses the Mayor as John.

"I campaigned for John," she explains, "when he was a Congressman" Dustin Hoffman wears a modified Afro wig and a droopy mustache in "Who Is Harry Kellerman And Why Is He Say ing Those Terrible Things About Me?" He plays a composer of rock music living in a penthouse in the General Motors Bldg. Sarah Miles, the British actress in "Ryan's Daughter" who got all the laughs on the Oscar show because she couldn't make out the cue cards, has been accused of swearing and admits it's true. "I think we all lack adequate vocabularies and that's why we swear," she says. "My father won't even say damn," she says. "The strongest he will go is, 'Dash my wig and or if he's really furious, he'll say 'Gordon "Once when I won an award in England, a producer ruined my speech by going on and on and I said 'Damn My mother said, said it so sweet, it didn't She and husband, Robert Boltse, have a son, three, who, she believes, "has heard all the swear words and dirty words and find? them rather boring.

He has his own swear word; It's PENN LINCOLN II. 22-30 Wilt at Imperial Eilt. 695-7211 Doori Open 5:30 P. M. Last Day Doori Oam P.

M. Lait Day Emily Bronte's Immortal Clsitlo 1 (C) Award Winner Hln Hayei est Sopoortlne Actreii AIRPORT I WUTHERING HEIGHTS SiVVinia lowti waui vai nj filf Rrhard Caatrllana "GOODBYE QEMNI" J. Geeion R. THE GREEN MONSTER SHOWI "Mnnntar That t'hallcnird Tha Warld" (Trrh.) "The Vampire" "Return Of Drarula" ArarlfitiT Award Winners Bent Fklure it Aclnr "PATTON" Tech. G.

C. Scott OP "MASH" Tech. This Prorram la Rated "Flndir'i Kiapiri, Levari Waapari" Tach. "Chtrry, Harry A Raqual" Tech. 'THERE'S A GIRL IN MY SOUP" R' Goldla Hawn, Feter Brllera "RPM" A.

Qulnn-Ann Margret ROUTE 19 loato 19 loitk 225-4120 AND BROTHER JOHN IS "THOUGHT-PROVOKING, INTELLIGENT AND WELL DONE! POITIER GIVES A PERFORMANCE YOU MUST SEE! Ha uses every gesture and technique that have made him one of the world's most accomplished actors." -jttumroM, wpix rv "BROTHER JOHN IS A SATISFYING MOVIEI These stars had to be 60 to be eligible for auditions. The average age of the cast is 70.4. Mildred Natwick in her dressing room at the Broadhurst the other night was showing off an unusual floral gift from a fan 36 red roses with 44 dollar bills attached to them. A letter on the personal stationery of "William Whitman, of 112 E. 55th New York" recom-mended that she use the money to buy champagne for the cast.

Hans Conried, Lillian Roth, Gil Lamb, Lillian Hayman and some others rushed to Miss Natwick's dressing room to see the flowers and read the note with them. "It makes me feel," said Miss Natwick, "like a long-legged glamour blond of about 1910." "The Ed Sullivan theater" jtt 53d St. and Broadway is Koing to be empty of shows for the first time in many, many years. Formerly known as CBS studio 52, it has housed tmny famous radio shows, "sho the Arthur Godfrey and Jackie Gleason TV programs. 'What's My Line?" and "To Tell The which Good-son Todman have taped fhwe, jie moving Into NbC's Studio 8-H.

The house, though unoccupied, will continue to be Itnrwn as "The Ed Sullivan Hfcater." ir1 Own (ten 3:30 P. M. Lait Day IP.) Petar loyla A Fanny 4 Terrllylroj Matll SOUTH HILLS It. 51 -I. nit tt Ankara.

SOUtHPARK' It. IB letliil Part S35-7737 Doori tHn 5:30 P. M. lort Day (8) Emily Ironti'i Immortal Clanli WUTHERING HEIGHTS JOE Sidney Poitier has soul in that word's old and glorious meaning.uHtiiT.wnsx III "DOCTOR'S, RJ IL SUPER 30 It. 30, Iran.

163-7417 DtoflOwn 1O0 P. M. LMt Div yn) UVItl tPinnnn, niansr lyrunnaj Kienari i renna, uyan annan "RPM" A. Quinn-Ann Margret "PRETTY MAiOSALL'lNA ROW" Rj Rack Hudson, Anile Dlrklnton "Stnwbarry Statamant" K. Darby Doori Own 5:30 P.

M. lait Day Dyan Cannon, Richard Crennl DOCTORS' WIVES "EXCELLENT PICTURE-MAKING! Beautiful characters of depth and perception!" "DOCTOR'I WIVI5" ii Einott co. id mo vi SUPER 71 Rt. 51 la. to It.

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tnai umj yi Doori Open 5:30 P. M. Last Day TWIN HI-WAY Rl. 60, Miles Will It Crelton 921-2291 Wexford StarTlTi Roitll9, IMMaitroni Witt Vim. 935-2731 II MSGUf Rack By Fopular Demand! "BULLITT" Steve McQueen 0P: "BONNIE I Beatty "DOCTOR'S WIVES" Tech.

Richard Crcnna, Dyan Cannon "MACHINE GUN MeCAIN" Tech. GP. 7 "DOCTOR'S WIVES" Tech. "IJJ Oi 0.UI mi lata aienonon FIVE EASY PIECES 4 Elliot Guild MOVE lodln' Nile Tonlte 75o All Nile WUTHERING HEIGHTS Marl Brand BURN a1kTJIMIII (It Emily Irinti'i Immortal Clanli WOODLAND Homeitaad-DHHIM II. Iiir III Alraart 462-4)34 Starts Tomorrow Last Day OP lurf lancatttr "VALDEZ 1 COMING" lait Day I pin 3:0 P.M.

"A WALK IN THE HPHINO RAIN" lTr.) ICF1 WUTHERING HEIGHTS I VaKWS. Intrld Bcriman, Anthony nuinn HOWHTOWN J-9Slt TlEAlAf, APRIL 17, 1971.