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Monday, Augurt 21, 1967 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS BLACK CURTAIN niwwFP.THPATr-R Cocktails XjS. Pop Singer Is On Detour To By DAVID ROH The funniest thing happened to pop singer Gene Pop' Clowes the audience was told to come back Monday night It seems the singer flight out of New 2145 N. Talbot 925-9064 advance ticket sale only n. PRIVATE EAR PUBLIC EYE nan tttney on me way 10 uiowes According to Pitney, the Friday when he received word his wife was having a baby two weeks earlier than scheduled. He got a plane to Washington and the troubles began.

I lailli' I ENGAGEMENT! LOYE! ytT3i me Indiana PDFMIEDE LISTEN to the SOUND of MrCIHM. SOUND TIKI FONDA1 In Indianapolis TODAY MOVIES ARLINGTON The Trip," 8:30 p.m., and "Stagecoach," 6:30 and 9:50 p.m. CARLY1E "To Sir, With Love." 7:10 and 9:15 p.m. CINEMA I "Barefoot in the Park," 2, 4, 6, 8 and 9:55 p.m. CINEMA "A man for All Seasons," 2, 4:30, 7 and 9:30 p.m.

CIRCLE "Hawaii," 8:15 p.m. EMERSON "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," 6:45 and 9:14 p.m., and "The Legend of the Boy and the Eagle," 8:26 p.m. ESQUIRE "La Dolce Vita," 8:15 p.m. GEORGETOWN 'To Sir. With Love," 7:10 and 9:15 p.m.

INDIANA "Grand Prix," 8:15 p.m. LOEWS "In the Heat of the Night," 12, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10:10 p.m. LYRIC 'Thoroughly Modern Millie," 2 and 8:15 p.m. NORA 'Two for the Road," 7:20 and 9:30 p.m. REGENCY I "To Sir, With Love," 7:10 and 9:15 p.m.

REGENCY II "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," 7:50 p.m., and "The Singing Nun," 9:15 p.m. UPTOWN "The Honey Pot," 9:20 p.m., and "A Thousand Clowns," 7:15 p.m. VOGUE "Casino Royale," 7 and 9:20 p.m. TO GET THI FULL IMPACT OF "THI TRIP" story began in Knoxville, Moanurhilf in Inrlianannli the 0ld music hall was swing- jng t0 the sounds of Ronnie Dio and the Prophets, the 5th Estate, the Music Explosion and the Happenings. The show was more visual than auditory as the unshorn generation paraded across stage in leather pants, 5-inch wide fluorescent ties, lace-cuffed polka-dot shirts and double-breasted top coats.

Anparently most of the scream ie boppers were clustered at the stage door or wandering around in the dressing rooms trying to get a glance at their idols, because the applause following each number was little more than perfunctory. During intermission the word was out that Pitney was not on the scene, and H-" Lot MM' A i icious Tosca' Spc A model of Rudolf Heinrich's impressive design of the first act of Puccini's "Tosca" for Sarah Caldwell's American National Opera Company illustrates the church setting's spaciousness. The popular opera will be given in Clowes Hall Sept. 19 and 23 as part of the troupe's world premiere season. '0 Mice, Men Is Purdue Play 9.

AH flights to his home Connecticut were canceled, but after several hours of hair tearing he found a shuttle flight to New York. The flight out of New York was can celed, and he did not make it to the hospital until 10 a.m. Saturday. "Getting to the hospital didn't do me any good." he confessed. "I looked through the window in that room where they keep all the babies and I couldn't tell which one was mine." He finally round the right one a 7 pound, 6 ounce son named Todd but he had little time for father-son talks if he was to make a 7:30 p.m.

engagement at Clowes. DOORS OPEN 1145 A mnfp FINAL TWO DAYS Tonight 8 LAST 2 DAYS -ik For Reservations Call 35-l 25th WEEK! "HAWAII" LAST 2 DAYS tSjS hfC ftift I 1 wC SHERMAN ONLY "CAST A OIANT SHADOW" KIRK DOUGLAS P.M. DO YOU REALLY WANT A PICASSO? Cnicata Duty News Service LONDON Pablo Picasso's refusal to enlighten the world as to the meaning of his huge new Chicago sculpture reminds Europeans of his attitude toward the huge mural which he donated to UNESCO to decorate the foyer of its Paris headquarters. Serious students found it incomprehensible and not a few found it positively obscene. But Picasso still refuses to explain what it was all about.

A popular explanation is that the old man was so sick and tired of being badgered by UNESCO officials for a free contribution that he deliberately produced a mammoth piece of nonsense. Another was that he meant the mural to be as incomprehensible as UNESCO itself, which has been criticized for embarking on a long series of nonsensical and expensive programs. York was grounded because the radar at Kennedy airport was on the blink. However, he caught a later flight and a police escort from Weir Cook got the star of the show to Clowes in time for the second performance. Singing the best-sellers "Town Without Pitv." "Only Love," "24 Hours From Tulsa" that have made him an old-timer in a pop music world where few manage to keep on top very long, he did the show as if nothing out of the ordinary had happened.

The former tobacco picker from a small town in Connecticut received full approval from the standing-room-only audience gathered in Clowes. The show will be performed again tonight at 6:30, and about 100 tickets are still up for grabs. It could get rather entertaining, since the American National Opera Show is scheduled to have a rehearsal, using its sets at the same time. Matinee) 2:00 P.m7 I Tonight 8:15 P.M. I ror KeservaTiont Lrfft Call 435-7351 aetAC Dancing, Tf 4 Delighting! CV modern.

1 I Daily Matineel I Thru Labor Day Si SUNDAYS and HOLIOAYS- Cinema i MflO OVIHI CONT. OAHY MOM 1 P.M. NOW SHOWING I CP SlM rr" RiOFORO Fonda Boyir II I I TWIN a ART AUDITORIUMS All ERr The new Purdue Professional Theater Company, under the direction of Joseph Stock-dale, will open its West Lafayette campus season Sept. 12 with John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men." The professional equity actors will perform six plays during the fall-winter season in the University's Experimental Theater under the sponsorship of the School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Education, the department of creative arts and the university theater. Following the premiere presentation, which will star young Broadway actor James Earl Jones, "Irma La Douce" opens a 3 -week run on Oct.

4. The concluding fall show, at a date to be announced later, will be Eugene O'Neill's "Long Day's Journey Into Night." After the Christmas holidays and semester break, the company will offer Arthur Miller's latest play, "Incident at Vichy" Feb. 2 and on Feb. 21 will turn to musical farce with "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum." The final play will be Anton Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" from March 21 to 31. Season tickets are now on sale by mail at $12 for adults and $9 for students.

Checks should be made out to the Purdue University Theater and mailed to Loeb Playhouse Box Office, West Lafayette. I Tonight 8: Cill 135 5531 Far Reservations Matinees 1 P.M.-Wed., Sat. Sua. sTeps)'QUinto dnuoi j-- mm Alter P.M. WEEKDAYS ALL DAY I I I I Orchestra Gains 3 The demise, temporary or otherwise, of the Metropolitan Opera National Company, has made available a number of excellent orchestra instrumentalists, three of whom have been hired by conductor Izler Solomon for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

In addition to principal percussionist Paul Culp, an appointment announced earlier, percussionist Lawrence Jacobs and violinist Joseph Striplin will also be among the ranks at the opening pair of concerts Sept. 28-29 in Clowes Hall. Striplin is a graduate of Wayne State University where he was a student of Detroit Symphony Orchestra's Jack Boesen and Jacobs, a Juilliard School of Music graduate, has played with the New York Ballet Company, Met and New York Opera Company orches tra. Mills Brothers Open One of the country's most popular veteran singing com binations, the Mills Brothers, opens a one-week engagement at the Embers supper club tonight. Dot and Decca recordings by the brothers, such as "Paper Doll," "You Always Hurt the One You Love," "Lazy River" and "Till Then," have sold in the millions during their 25 years in show business.

1 BIG HITS! OPEN Held Over "LIPSTICK" "BAD GIRLS DON'T CRY" "DOLL THAT TOOK THE TOWN" 5HI? TONIGHT OWN I McojoitIoITJ, AOULT rPfTPHTAIWMPMT SPKCIAL AJLJf Dl'MVI UV UUl COLOR mutant mm Sit IT FROM THE Ttdai Open 4:45 INDESTRUCTIBLY MAD AND Shown Tonite at SSS SSLk "TO SIR, 2 20 Min. on State Rd. 37 and Jet. 32 Ail Color Show Starts at Dusk 773-2585 Sean CONNERY is JAMES BOND "YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE" DOLLARS" llirrt "In The Heat Of The Night" Till. "For A Few Dollars Mora" 10 Minutes from Downtown Rd.

67 Southwest (Kentucky Ave.) And Tibbs Avenue ENTIRE SHOW IN COLOR INDIANA PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT Peter FONDA "TUI TDin" Susan STRASBERG 11:41 Ferlin HUSKY Mamie VAN DOREN Jayne A' MANSFIELD" 10 First Run-WILD REBEL Plus "CATALINA CAPER" I Miles South of Mooresville, Rd. 7 ALL COLOR SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Walter BRENNAN Ed WYNN d.sWney.s "THE GNOME-MOBILE" Rod TAYLOR "TUC llflllinATflD" Jill ST. JOHN lib blUWIlHIVI "HOMBRE" WED. 'iWALK, DON'T RUN" Out Uta on Road 136 West Five Min. From By-Pass 445 Soeedwav-Clermont Exit SHOW STARTS AT DUSK ALL COLOR Sean CONNERY is james bono "YOU ONLY LIYE TWICE" cunt "EKTciii nt nnniDt" EASTWOOD IIJIIWl.

VI VVLLMIM irh "In The Heat Of The Night" Till 1 -cor A Few Dollars Mora" JUST 20 MINUTES FROM CIRCLE South on Madison Ave. Expressway And 4-Lane U.S. 31-481-3100 TONITE THRU TUESDAY ALL COLOR FIRST CITY SHOWING Ferlin HUSKY-Jo! LANSING "HILLBILLYS 'AN HAUNTED HOUSE" Plus 2nd Sensational Hit "Hercules the Haunted World" Coma Lata as 10:00 See Both Features iiEft First Run All Color nlU, Welch "FATHOM" "FANTASTIC VOYAGE" A PRIORITY Outdoor Theater N. an U.S. 52, Cor.

W. 38th AX 1-174 Giant Merry-Go-Round and Playground Open 30 Adults $1 'til 7 Thro Sat. 1st Showing All Color Sidney POITIER-His Newest "TO SIR, WITH LOVE" Cary GRANT Doris DAY "THAT TOUCH OF MINK" Come Late As :50 See Both Features 15-MINUTE DRIVE West af Plainfield on U.S. 40 SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Lynn REDGRAVE Best Actress Nominee jjSSom "CEORGY GIRL" James STACY Willim WELLMAN Jr. "WINTER A-GO-GO" ColV Your Family Drive-In Theater On Brown County's Scenic Highway 9600 South Meridian (Rd.

135) ALL COLOR SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Stuart WHITMAN Sarah MILES "THOSE MAGNIFICENT MEN IN THEIR FLYING MACHINES" Fess PARKER "(MAW" Diane HYLAND JP1UM PLUS COLOR CARTOONS UfCn First Run "GUNN" nl" John Wayne "EL DORADO" A "PRIORITY" Outdoor Theater E. en U.S. 40 at Cumberland TW 4-763 PARADISE KIDDIE PLAYGROUND Open 30 Adults $1.00 TONITE THRU 'SAT. ALL COLOR FIRST SHOWING Sidney POITIER His Newest "TO SIR, WITH LOYF' Cary GRANT Doris DAY "THAI TOUCH OF MINK" Came Lata is 10:00 Sea Both Featurei ATTEND YOUR FAVORITE DRIYE-IN MOVIE TONITE pAvrsioirraiicoiOR' KCOKrW 1IGINNINOI Foam Cushion Seoti! Off Street Parkinj! FIRST CITT SHOWING INDESCRIBABLY FUNNY 7:00 and 9:20 WITH LOVE" itt CHILDREN UNDER ALWAYS fRSE! Tibbs Ave. Just S.

of West Wash. St. Indiana's Newest and Finest Drive-In GIANT PLAYGROUND FOR KIDDIES TONITE THRU TUESDAY ALL COLOR FIRST CITY SHOWING Ferlin HUSKY Joi LANSING "HILLBIILYS 'AN HAUNTED HOUSE" Plus 2nd Sensational Hit "Hercules Haunted World" Coma Late as 10:00 See Both Featurei Plus "Fantastic Voyage" UfEn First Run All Color Raquel Welch "FATHOM" Plus "FANTASTIC VOYAGE" MiflEB ONE MILE NORTH OF NORA On Westfield Blvd. Old Road 431 ENTIRE SHOW IN COLOR INDIANA PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT Peter FONDA I'TIIC TDID" 8:17 Susan Strasber tll 11:51 Anthony Quinn i.TUf HADDFMIUfi" Af Martha Hyer 10:00 uirrt First Run "GUNN" ntl" John Wayne "El Dorado" Road 47 and Post Road PIKF PARTY Wim WIFE rim ram i Good 6uy, na Don, IND. PREMIERE ENG.

ALL COLOR Peter FONDA "TUC TDID" Susan STRASBERG ANN-MARGRET Red BUTTONS crosby "STAGECOACH" Ul First Run 'EL DORADO" II LV John WAYNE A PRIORITY Outdoor Theater 2500 N. Shadeland Ph. FL -l00 Giant Merry-Go-Round and Playground Open 30 Adults $1 'til 7 Thru Sat. 1st Showing All Color Sidney POITIER-His Newest "10 SIR, WITH LOVE" Cary GRANT Doris DAY "THAT TOUCH OF MINK" Coma Late as 9:50 See Both Featurei mm 2400 N. Sherman Drive IN THE HEART OF INDIANAPOLIS 2 SUPER-DUPER PLAYGROUNDS 2 OPEN 6:30 PHONE 545-2486 HELD OVER Thru TUES.

ALL COLOR FIRST CITY SHOWING Sidney POITIER Rod STEIGER "IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT" Kirk DOUGLAS Senta BERGER "CAST A GIANT SHADOW" Come Lata at 10:15 See Complete Show WEft First Run All Color "fcy Raquel WELCH "FATHOM" Plus "Fantastic Voyage" A PRIORITY Outdnnr Thuln 7800 S. U.S. 31 at Shelby ST 4-9922 GIANT PARADISE PLAYGROUND OPen 6:30 Adults SI 'til 7 TONITE THRU SAT. ALL COLOR FIRST SHOWING Sidney POITIER His Newest "TO SIR, WITH LOVE" Cary GRANT Doris DAY "THAT TOUCH OF MINK" Come Lata as Complete Show World's Largest Drive-In Theater Inside 5 Min. From Home 3000 Southwestern-Where 52 Meets 421 ONLY WITH 70MM 4 Big Features 2 Big Screens EAST SCREEN SH0W IN C0L0R INDIANA PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT Pater FONDA irtiit TDID" Susan STRASBERG int IKIP Ferlin HUSKY Mamie VAN DOREN Javne nun a mansfield in vegas niiiDiiivs UJtrj First Run "GUNN" L.

uuKMUU WEST SCREEN ENTIRE SHOW IN COLOR FIRST CITY ENCORE SHOWING Paul Newman "mm" Melvin DOUGLAS 1 11 John WAYNE "U1T1DI" At Hardv keueca KAIAKI UCtt First Runt "THE WILD REBEL" Pint "CATALINA CAPER" Indiana's Finest and Friendliest Beach Way Drive (TOO W. loth St. i I'J! (U.S. 3a) ALL COLOR SHOW STARTS AT DUSK jusan a I KAaBERG Tn "THE TRIP" Ann MARGARET Red BUTTONS croS'by "STAGECOACH" WFn First Run "GUNN" John Wayne "EL DORADO" I U.N. Home Move On this date in 1950, the United Nations moved its permanent headquarters to New York City.

coco STARTS WED. "BEST FILM OF 19661' LOW-UP Vanessa Redgravt IAST 2 NIGHTS OPEN TONIGHT 7:45 La Dolce Vita" tonight ms Eitflishdialogutmsion Adult tntartaifimmt mNMimiMMm Now Showing at iour NEIGHBORHOOD S.SUBURBAN aaMaaaaaaaMM ARLINGTON Complete Off-Street Parking AIR CONDITIONED 1st RUN, LAST 2 NITESI Tonite Open 6:15, Start Entire PROGRAM in Color Peter FONDA Susan STRASBERG "THE TRIP" For Mature Audiences Exciting, Hair-Raisins Adventure Bin? CROSBY ANN-MARGARET EN "STAGECOACH" -ft" EMERSDU E-10TH ST. Plenty Off-Street Parkin AIR CONDITIONED LAST 2 NITESI Tonite Open Start Aim. Adults 75c, Child. 35c Walt DISNEY'S Musical Fantasr "Snow White Seven Dwarfs" In Color at :45 and Plus, in Color, DISNEY'S "Legend (- "You Only Live Twice" UPTOWN 42d Collese 283-60M PARKING COMFORTABLY COOL LAST I NITES! Tonite Open 7:00, Start 7:15 Meet Cecil FOX Ha has wit, charm, and a talent for women and can ha dangerous Rex Susan Susan HARRISON HAYWARD ROBERTSON "THE HONEY POT' V'X Jason ROBARDS Barbara HARRIS And Academy Award Winner for Best Supporting Actor Martin BALSOM "A THOUSAND CLOWNS" 7At, "El Dorado" VOGUE College 255-2828 OFF-STREET PARKING COMFORTABLY COOL 1st RUN, LAST 2 NITES Tonite Open Start :55 See the New James BOND Moviel It is Indestructibly Mad and Indescribably Funnyl Peter Ursula David SELLERS ANDRESS NIVEN "CASINO ROYALE" "To Sir, With Love" af a Ved at the ucNI5UN McKwnANla, iLLiNUia aeLr-f AKKS.

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