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MD Wednesday, Oct.22, 175 DETROIT FREE PRESS ooted act Dog Day Afternoon' Area Theaters Swim Al Pacind sal John Cazale Sylvia Penny Allen Mulvaney. Sully Boyar A Warner Bros. release, produced by Martin Bregman and Martin titand and directed by 'Sidney umet; anth screenplay by Fran Pierson; ohotooraphy by Victor J. Kemper; edited by tied. Alien; based upon a magazine article by P.

F. Kluge and Thomas Moore. In Technicblor. Rated R. AL PACINO portrays a bank robber worked over by the pressures of everyday life.

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(1 3 904 i 1, IISHELBYM "d111188- g) '4: zIgirov tu screenatev 4r1nr AL A CIN 0 portrays a oed cAfier basepd vonk la zine artic by Ug bank robber worked over iii i 4, TRh.oterridasR. moors. 1 Dior. by the pressures of every. t4- ISTATE.WAYNE1 day life.

4.2:il I 10 ID A t. 4.,,,,,. I 1 ITAYLOR7q1 IMMIECt I 0 I I AE( WAHREN uneno TONRialt WYANDOTTE At: upon which it is centered, has precious little to do with the havoc a potentially violenrindividual may wreak. Instead, the tension comes of warring elements within the personality of he central character. Soon after he and his partner take control of the bank with their guns, he announces that he's a Catholic and doesn't want to hurt anyone.

Little by little, other signs that he's a good guy acting under extreme pressure creep in until, well past the midpoint in the drama, the motive for the F4F 74.7 7f 4, CA; 1 1 0 ts. ''g, '4' .,1 mrSmil '3': i ,1 i crime is revealed: he turned to the bank robbery as a means to finance the sex change operation for his second, male "wile." The movie depends almost entirely on Pacino's ability to sustain tension for all but minutes of the standard feature's two-hour running time. His performance tender, forthright, generous, and affecting in the extreme makes the truth far more heart-breaking, not to mention more bizarre, than fiction. crime is revealed: he turned IF tT.T.TX.T.XT.T.TX-T.T...T.T.I.II.T.T.TTIT.T TT 1 I 0 0 D-S I I 16, 3.61i.: (111161n91 I Promier Showing HOT! WILD! LIVE! STARRING I ALL-MALE CAST ALL GIRL FEATURE SHOW To BE SUPER STARS I 2 UPER .) 1 Di ile. FEATURE HAS 40 Now Evry Mon.

NOON MATINEE DU NOW NUNS 1111111111V WIC Kw nuts ADM, it Aro TXRA 3, ANGELlauE 1 I I MIT! Fc00NRTNI NE RU i BOAUNS K9 Et.DMI2wA i :wDAARYDS8i.k ViTc. 0 It. TTAITIMITTI2CT.trt:Ezvrtz.zvrvrz. "iv Check Mov, Gu.d tor Vidocinestisy Mattneet! DRIVE-INS INS 1 IEBELTAIREI BY SUSAN STARK tem forms Film Cr ltic "Dog Day Afternoon" were not known to be based on the facts of a bank robbery that occurred in Brooklyn, N.Y., on Aug. 22, 1972, viewers of the movie would be well justified in judging the film ac bizarre and sensationalistic, maybe even as warped.

But the strange, disturbing drama documented in the film actually did occur, proving once again the old saw about truth and fiction. ON A sweltering afternoon three summers ago, a small branch of the Brooklyn Savings Bank was held up by two men who demanded, for the safe return of the eight bank employes held as hostages, transportation to the airport and a jet to take them to Algeria. Beginning as suspense drama, the film that addresses itself to the Brooklyn bank robbery shifts gears soon after its expository section and becomes, until its closing moments, a revealing and deeply disturbing psychological drama. Al Pacino, as the leader of the twosome behind the robbery, emerges during the course of the proceedings as a man who has been worked over by many influences parental, institutional, social and who has been unable to integrate any of those Wittences within his personality. He is a little bit of a mama's boy, a little bit of a Catholic, a little bit of a middle-class husband with two youngsters, and Il a little bit of a ornesexual with a lover who desires an operation to change his sex.

Anti-social, but not reckless. THE REAL tension in this film, and in the personality BY SUSAN STARK Frio forms Film Critic "Dog Day Afternoon" were not known to be based on the facts of a bank robbery that oocurred in Brooklyn, N.Y., Orl Aug. 22, 1972, viewers of the movie would be well justified in judging the film ac bizarre and sensationalistic, maybe even as warped But the strange, disturbing drama documented in the film actually did occur, proving (mice twain the eld snw nhont EBLUEISKYR SKYR "BLUE WATER, WHITE DEATH" The hunt for the Great White Shark The DEAT "BLUE LHUI WHITE WATER, DEARBORN ORNM 'THE MILKMAID' BEAST SIDES WEE MEE wommonnommon A CINEMA CENTER FILMS PRESENTATION Produced by PETER GIMBEL Directed by PETER GIMBEL end JAMES LIPSCOMB TECHNICOLORR RE-RELEASE0 THRU COLUMBIA PICTURES 11-1'14-4Q" or MI WAYNE 11 NO ART 3443 WOODWARD 169420 Sktict North of Davis .,419 II '11 oAtAo A A JON A.4 tT 1114: i 1110 la' IZIiii 0, I 111 1 I( i Grt JON 0 OA -V ci," Nti HI I NO ART amdibi 3443 WOOlDWARD '869420c ilotict North of Davos 'HIGHLY RECOMMENDED A real GOLDSTEIN GENE FLI t7 liti us REACHES NEW pEAkS Elf3.1A211::::22:AHS EV FACES ono, RAVE! (43) 'HIGHLY RECO MENDED! Iv, A real sizzler! 4lit 'Iti-- -AL GOLDSTEIN 4 -t nnive on a GLI lull; rg' kidaltill IsIll: US 11,04 11,, REACkES NEW pEAkS IF FABULOUS NEW FACES I 'ili 1 4, '1 I 1 A 1.114-.:;, 3). 4 4 7' 0 6 If this movie doesn't make your skin ITS On Too TIGHT! WEDNESDAY IS LADIES' DAY AT THE FOX LADIES $1.00 ALL DAY OPENING TIL CLOSING WEDNESDAY IS LADIES' DAY AT THE FOX 'PLUS 2ND BIG FILM! oDi ilC 9N13 RIG FILM! 7-1 PARK EISsYCfiT ART 2 31 NORTH WASHINGTON YPSILANTI LMJM 1580 FORT I LINCOLN PARK' 16750 I TELEGRAPHRDI WIIATEVER YOU LUAHT TIIEY'llE and Bucidown Is where maul and ill TIIEY'llE and Bucidown is where votni and 111 I II THE EASIEST AND LEAST EXPENSIVE WAY OF DATING NEW PEOPtE DIAL 1 -3053 TODAY 24 DIAL 7 NEV3053 TODAY 24 I 1 I I II geN II "CHOCKFUL 0' CHICKS, BABES 'N BOFFS. GOOD DIRTY FUN! JEFFREY HURST FULFILLS EVERY MANS FANTASY OF SXUAL PARADISE." Bob SalmaggtWINS "ANDREA, DARBY, KIM, SAMANTHA: THE FOUR HORSEWOMEN OF THE SXUAL APOCALYPSE WATCHING THEM IN ACTION IN "HEAVY LOAD" IS AN EDUCATION IN EROTICISM YOU DARE NOT THEIR SXUAL VIRTUOSITY STUNS; THEY ARE A PANTHEON OF SUPERFLESH, AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GYMNASTIC SX Peter WolffGALLERY 0' CHICKS, BABES 'N BOFFS.

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