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25 PHIUCELPHIft BAUV NEWS JUNE 15, 1912 Foi'ei Theater Gets Shot in Arm horn Hock It'' warmth of the Tower itself. FIRST OPENED in 1928 as a vaudeville house, most recently remodeled in 1966, the Tower is a beautiful blending of Romanesque columns, velvet brocade wallpaper, satin drapes and marble stairways. Nirvana at 69th and Market. The happiest man in the house last right could have been Ben Zimmerman, the grey haired general manager of the A. M.

Ellis chain, who negotiated the rental of this movia grinder to Midnight Sun. "The Tower was never meant to be a movie theater," scoffed Mr. Zimmerman. "We're hoping that these rock shows are a shot in the arm to bring back the old here. We've bent over Lwn.wards on rent to these folks, to help make it a success." Grinning Buzz Linhart, a good time wail and scat singer, made lots of friends for the Tower with his positive "life-force" ditties.

CONTINUING the "good vibrations" theme was headli-ner Dave Mason with "AH Join In," "Feeling Alright" and "Take the Time to Be Free." Backing Mason's crystal crooning and vibrant guitar are a trio of funky black ladies (The Painter Sisters), Steve Miller alumnus Lonnie Turner on bass, drummers Rick Jaeger and "Rock" Dzidzornu (from Ghana), keyboardist Mark Jordan. My compliments to the chef. Outlaws Beat Warriors The Eastern Warriors were defeated last night in the first double-header of the Eastern Presidential Cup Roller Games playoff at the Cherry Hill Arena, 73-72. The Texas Outlaws out-wheeled the Warriors in the final minutes with the help of Larry Lewis, who scored 18 points. Pacing the Warriors was Butch McCrae with 17 points.

In the first game the Northern Hawks defeated the New York Bombers, 63-62. By JONATHAN TARIFF "Hey man, this place is classier than the Fillmore ever was. And aren't they running it well?" enthused BuEzy Linhart from the expansive stage of Upper Darby's Tower Theater last night. Indeed, it is, they were. Apart from running an hour late in beginning the second show, the Tower's premiere as a rock hall (under the sponsorship of Rick Green's Jersey-based Midnight Sun Co.) was an unquestionable smash.

NEAR-CAPACITY crowds (the second show sold out) warmly greeted the beautifully articulated, spiritually uplifting, jazzy-rock sounds of Dave Mason and Buzzy Linhart, the mood enhanced by Bill McManus sensitive lighting and a first-class sound system. A large crew of young ticket takers and ushers proved downright courteous the and equally efficient in their duties, And perhaps most gracious of all in the "ambience" department seemed the physical Starting Times for Stage and 1 '4" Buzz Linhart: "Life-force" ditties TONIGHT IS THI PIRFICT MICHT TO GO OUT TO AMOVIE1 Screen Shows MIDTOWN "Fritz The Cat." 11, 12:35, 2:10, 5:20, 7, 8:35, 10:10. MILGRAM "Red Sun." 11:05, 1:05, 3:05, 4:55, 8:35, 10:30. cmf vbgkqi SHR CMFWYPVB3 REGENCY 'Buck and the Preacher." 11:20, 1:10, 4:50, 6:40, 8:25, 10:15. SAMERIC "Fiddler on the Roof." 8.

STAGE DOOR CINEMA "A Clockwork Orange." 12:10, 2:45, 5:15, 7:50, 10:10. THEATER 1812 The Oral Generation." 11:25, 1:10, 3, 4:55 5:45 9:20. TRANS-LUX "Play It Again Sam." 11, 12:45, 2:35, 5:25, :10, 8, 9:50. WORLD "The Conformist." 1:30, 8:30, 9:30. "Battle of Algiers." 11:30, 3:20, 7:25.

RflXY Ridge 4 Lvrington Fr Pk. IV 2-2700 I1UAI Jl .00 to All 7:10 9:10 Disney's BEDKNOBS BPOOMSTICKi (G) CTAnillM 3300 S- Broad HO 7-881 oinuiuin Air Conditioned fr Porkina LIVING FREE (G) 7:30 9:15 309 CINEMA -tZSr 2 Shows Tonite 7:15 9:20 PMI Color (PG) Liza Minneili eininre Michael York bnOHIttl TflWFR Nea' Market FL 2-0313 1 PM Eve. Cont. fr. PM 2 Horror-Packed Thrillers DEAD ARE AtlVE (PG) HOUSE THAT DRIPPED BLOOD (PG) Adul! SI .25 Till 7:15 PM TdWNF Shopping Ctr.

Rt. 1J Wl 6-1000 Park Free 6000 Cart Niqel Davenport if rnrp 7,15 Susoh Hampshire illl I Att 9:55 TYSON 7043 New 1972 7:35 Castor LIVING FREI G) 9,40 (jPTQWN Broad Cont. Perf. from 12 noon Two Big Horror Hits THE DEAD ORE ALIVE (R) FRIGHT (R) WALTON ART GrEh cotND- Chew Cnelten Ave. (AMPLE PARKING 733 E.

CHELTEN AVE.) TWO NEW ADULT HITS MATINEE TODAY 1 PM LAST DAY It's unreal, uncensorerl, end uncut A voyeur's paradise full of m'inS blowing exoric erotic i In sizzling row color see the most bizzarre out-of-the-way PLEASURE SPOTS OO, 3:35, :35, 11,10 HIT 2 He discovered the truth and aot twice at much as he expected. In color. DOUBLE INFIDELITY 2,10, 7.10, 9 45 POSITIVELY ADULTS ONLY WAVLRLY Hl" freePka. Evening from 7,13 TOYS ARE NOT FOR CHILDREN (X) No One Admitted Under 18 WESTMONT MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS (PG) Features Tonite at 7:20, M5 WILLINGBORO, N. J.

FOX 2 Shows Tonire at 7,15 9,20 PMI Color (G) Michael' York CABARET YFAHfiN NO PFPFORMANCE TODAY ILHUUH HS. GRADUATION DUCHESS "The French Connection." 11:20, 1:30, 3:40, 5:50, 8, 10:10. DUKE "Klute." 11, 2:50, 10:30. "Summer of 42." 1, 4:50, 8:40. ERIC I "Tako th Money and Run." 12, 3, 9.

"Bananas." 1:30, 4:30, 7:30, 10:30. ERIC II "Toys Are Not for Children." 12, 1:40. 3:20, 5, :40, 8:25, 10:05. ERIC WYNN6W00D "Take the Money and Run." 9. "Bananas." 7:30, 10:30.

FOX "The Godfather." 10, 21:55, 3:50, 7, 10:05. GOLDMAN "The Lesend of Nigger Charlie." 11:15, 1:05, 2:55, 4:45, :40, 8:30, 10:20. MARK I "Skyiacked." 12, 2, 4, 8:05, 40:10. I flPIKT52nd Locust GR 6 2600 Continuous from 1 li45 AM Scimantha Eggar Alex Cord THE DEAD ARE ALIVE (R) Plus Steve McQueen LE MANS (G) I flfillN Broad-Wyoming FREE PARKING LUUHIl DA 09277 from 6 5 Charles Bronson TOYS ARE NOT CHATO'S LAND FOR CHILDREN GPIBPM (P) 6 KAYFAIRlf MA 4-3222 Eve. from 6:45 Charles CHATO'S LAND (PG) Bronson LIVING FREE (G) Eariybird Spec.

$1.25 Till 7 PM UtppCM Frk. bel. Free Pkg. MA4-40OO iiiLnotn Cot1mon Ev, frorn TOYS ARE NOT FOR CHILDREN Earlybird Spec. $1.25 Till 7 PM finwiY Ae9- 2 BiG HTS! HIIUIIHI RE 9.8785 fvenlng ,15 PM Charles Bronson TOYS ARE NOT CHATO'S LAND (PG) FOR CHILDREN (R) 7-55 Color 6 30, 9,40 Color M00REST0WN PLAZA fres parking In the MOORESTOWN SHOPPING MALI, NJ Doors Open at 1:45 Continuous Every Day Feot.

Shown at 2 00-1 0:00 TOYS ARE NOT FOR CHILDREN (R) NIXON 52nd SH 7-8910 Continuous from 1 PM He Hit The Man for $3 Million Raymond COOL BREEZE Judy Pare (R) Action-Packed ClAY PIGEON R) JPPD? Norristown. Pa. 275-4760 Fr. Pk. nunuio Adu over At 7 8.3g 10 PM PRGPOSITIQH 8 A Dofumentary of a Broken Marriage PI 17A KKR nf PRIKvIS PS CH2-2700 knn 1 1 1 1 wi "wuuin, i n.

34o Expressway, 202 363 FREE PARKING Woody Dlnulf IixsTh Cm (PGI6 15 Aiien riai iiHgaiii, oaiii oo-io oo Earlybird Sner. $1.25 5:45 to :30 PI VMnilTH PINFMJ 828-10OO Park Fre i i in. win wiikiiin Kinav ft BUTipr rrn- 2 Show Tonite at 7: 1 5 9: 1 5 PMI Color PG cGtoZ HOSPITAL PRESIDENT Frank Sinatra ADULTS $1.50 THE DETECTIVES 7.05 PATTON 9 PM ROUTE 33 TWIN CHERRY HILL 667-76CO ee Pkg. Artjacent to Cherry Hill Mall, N. J.

TWIN -THE HOT BOX (R) Features ot TWIN II: Every Little Crock Nanny MUSIC MAIN POINT Randy Newman, Jim Crocs. 10. STAGS BUCKS COUNTY "The Kino rtd 8:30. PLAYHOUSE "Last of the Red Hot Lovers." 8. SHUBERT "Hair." 7:30.

WALNUT "The Hero." SCREEN AARDE "The Hypnotist." 12, 4, 6, 8, 10. "Dr. French." 1, 5, 7, 9. 11. ARCADIA "What's Up Doc." 11, 12:35, 2:10, 3:45, 5:20, 4:55, 8:30, 10:10.

CINEMA 1 "Patton." 11:30, 4:25, "MASH" 2:25, 7:20. ERIC PENN JERSEY r'ctt300 Route 1 at Old Foirless Hill Charlton Heston Jame Broun SKTJACKlD ra FnrlybirH Spec. $1.50 Till 7,15 ERSC I II PENNSAUKEN 33ai0 Rt. 73 MO Neor Tacony Bridge Park Free Chamon Heston Jamei Brolin ERIC SKYJACKED (PG) 7 30.9 40 ERIC Ih CHATO'S LIVING LAND (PG) FREE (G) Fnrlybird Spec $1.50 Till 7:15 ERIC PILGRIM GARDENS 1 mi. S.

of W. Chester Pk. on Rt. 1 City Av. CHATO'S 7lM LIVING niin rpm fbff mi mo Fnrfvbird Soerla! $1.50 Mon-Fri, fill CHATO'S ,00 LIVING LAND (PG) FREE (G) 8 Farlybird Soecial il.50 till 7 15 CHATO'S n-530 THE i2-45-4op LAND (PG) -45 HONKERS oo ERIC I II VILLAGE MALL Hor "oreland Rd.

lntr Mi" Rd off Rt. 611 ERIC TOYS ARE NOT FOR CHILDREN (R) ERIC II: CHATO'S LIVING (PG) LAND FREE (G) 8.r Fnrlybird $nec. $1.50 Till 7:15 fpi fU 19th Cheltenham PARK FREE LnLtn Matinee St .00 Mon thru Sot. Acad. Awd.

Winner IAST PICTURE SHOW (R) $1 25 Monday thru Friday 'til 7,15 EXTON CINEMA Zrfl 2 Shows Tonite ot 7. 1 5 9, 1 5 PMt Color Ri FnS DIRTY HARRY FOX-LEVITTOWM M0tOM BRANDO THE MAOIO PUZO'S GODFATHER (R) Mo'lnee 1 00 PM Evening 7 00 10 On PM P.ATFWAY Cinema On Rt. 202 S. of Schuyl-UniLllHI ki ExpwVi Gateway Shoo. Ctr 7 Shows Tonite 7.15 9:20 PMI Color (PG) I in Minneili Hininrv M.chael York LMDAWtl HIW1Y Jenklntown Air Cond.

TU 4-02S9 nillHl iiu.ua es 7.H O.S( $1.00 Soec. Till 7,15 Mon. thru Frl. LANE tr 67th Ave. N.

firoad St. II 9-38R8 Air Cond. Eve. from 7:00 2 Adult Shows 2 THE ANIMAL WHO DID COCK ROBIN TTOT. B0Y0ART Chester.

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TO PASSION Only CASTING CALL V4TINFF OAI1Y 1 M. PAPITAI 5nti ob. tont.nuou OMIIIML Grnrd noor, EXf lUSIVE ARFA SHOWING Told W.ih Bullet Fores Charles Bronson Jack Palance CHATO'S LAND lGP) Bullet After Bullut Alter Bullet Lee Van Clefif John P. Law DEATH RIDES A HORSE (PG) pJCTpO BISI fOktlbN fILM OHO I UP. HI GARDEN OP THE AMI Tnttor PINZI-CONTINIS 7:40 9 40 AUo AwH.

Miort Sentinels of Silence PUJTFB l''tl Market LO 4-4942 bLfllLn in. in am In AUtY TRAMP 1X1 Only THE CURSf OF HER PIESH (XI pliri TPMUnM Cheltenham Shoppmq Ctr. untLunnHiii WA Fr WnODY ALLFN (PG) PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM Mnttnf 1-10; fvenina 7,0 (f o'or) CINEMA I SPRINGFIELD Ftnltlmo.e P'Ve RH. PAPK FPFP SIot Tonite 7.15 9 -tri PMi Color (PG) wiinneiii rnnnHf Mirhn.1 Yotlf unum.v. CITY LINE CENTER V- wnnnY I rr PI AY IT ARUIN.

SAM (PG) Thurvfnv Pnroi'0 Mnli COLONIAL ih P.mer HO (W rp rriMn on-n PM (ro Fenlure f.PI DEAD ARE ALIVE A 1(1 HOUSE THAT DRIPPED BLOOD VJI r-n. skyjacked (PG feniu-et nt It, rj fl PPfCT 5SOO Air Contl. Fr. fkg. linktH uviNG FRU IGI 7 4n.9 45 PorlvMrH ner 011 Mon to Frl 7,15 nrifiN FM- ''vicl 7 pM OH BROTHER In Color lOVEtV IADIE5 In Tolor DOYLESTOWN BARN TWIN CINEMA IV, rl.

on Pt if Ml Dl 5-20R8 Showt Ton 7,15 9 "0 PMI Color (PG) Michael Yoik CABARET ShoWl Tcnlte 7 15 9 15 PMt Color IPCl DOYLESTOWN COUNTY 348-4014 611 State St. 2 ShowtTonlte 7.15 9:25 PM Color PG) Vanessa Redgrav GUnda Jackson MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS ELLISBURG CIRCLE Cherry Hill, N.J. 1-609-428-7099 5 Showt Tonite 7.15 4 9,20 PMI Color IPG CABARET Fdqmont N. Middlelown Rd. Rt.

352 Brookhnven, Pa. Free Parkinfl Charlton HeVon Jnmei Brolin ERIC SKYJACKED (PG) 7,25.9 25 Glenda Jackson Vanessa Redgrave ERIC II: Mary, Queen of Scots 7 Jo 40 (nrlvhird Sow. 50 Till 715 ERIC-CHESTNUT HILL Crittenden St. Mermoid La. Park Free TOYS ARE NOT 7 00 FOR CHILDREN (R) so 10 0c Fnrlvbird Sner.

$1.50 Till 715 ERIC C0NC0RDV1LLE P2c5or5 Baltimore Pike (US 11 at Jet. 322 8, 202 (G) CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH Features 7:00, 8-45 10-30 ladybird Special $1 .50 till 7:15 5ts Tom, CHATO'S IANO DIRTY HARRY ERIC-FAIRLESS HILLS Btwn. Rt. 1 13, F. H.

Shoo. Or. Fr. Pit. Glenda Jnckson Vanessa Redqrave MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS (GPi'ss Borqnin Matine Today at 1:00 PM 7Sc Fnrlybirf, Sner.

SO Tilt 7 IS ERIC-FERN ROCK 4 CHATO'S DIRTY LAND (PG) 20 HARRY (R) tarlvbird Soec. $1.25 Till 7,15 rpiP FDA7FB 647-4343 Park Free Glenda Jackson Vanessa Redgrave MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS (GP) Fnrlyblrd Sner $1 50 Mon -Frl. Till 715 ERIC-KING CH 2 2o5-117 1 Mile N. of Schuylkill Fowy. on Pt.

207 Charlton Hrston Jnmei Brolin SKYJACKED (PG) Earlybird Special $1.50 till 7,15 P-nrnnin Matinee Today at 100 PM 75c ERIC MacDADE MALL rXm MacDacfi" Blvd. Soiti'n Ave. GtenoMen TOYS ARE NOT 7 no FOR CHILDREN (R) -io Spec. $1.50 Till 7:15 ERIC MONTGOMERYVILLE CH 8 3171 855-3121 RtJ. S0, 707 Park Free 5000 Cars A DOUBLE DOSE OF WOODY ALLEN IPC) RANANA Take Mnnou Bun IPC) inonr riurus 2021 sonwm 103 9818 font.

Doily from 12 Noon 1 nill HI IS 2 TMf HYPNOTIST 12-7-4 8 10 D. MINCM 13 57911 ABBE ART CINEMA On 40th, 3 Blocks South of Spruce St.) TWO NEW ADULT HITS MATIMEE TODAY PM I AST DAY If un'f. unrniorpl, emd uncut A VCyMi pntnti full of mind blowing 'OtlC prontwIM in mim? raw clot the moti b'uotf out ot-theway PLEASURE SPOTS 1 00. 3 IS, 4.00, SS, 11.10 HIT It He dirovid ihm t'tith end not twice much ai he epc'd 'n DOUBLE INriDCLlTY 2,10, 7,10. 45 eoMnvriY nnm omi APOLLO OPEN ALL NITft 2 BIG HITSl THE 7 MINUTES THE DETECTIVE tV nrlo f(ink S-mitttl WiUlfiUht Totlny 7 TO A 9.30 PM Its Daring Impact Will Shock You! TOYS ARE NOT FOR CHILDREN (R) idt um iniiv Pi 3 0 ond.

WW IIULIUMI Frnnlford A (Anifle Purlirfl Chuith Si. Slop of 1W0 NEW ADULT HITS JWATIMfl TOOAy 1 PM LAST If untrnl, uncnior, onH uncut VDvntr pdrcnlt hA of mind bio iiiC totic pronlpt'l In ttrlmq oler mail bunur- out-of-th DAY A raw wny PLEASURE SPOTS 1 no. 8 15. 11,10 HIT He Hurovpryi! lh trulh ml not twi.e at much he ejipectflrl DOUBLE INFIDELITY 2 10, 7,10, 9 45 OMTlVFIV OIIIT; OMIV ASIOR Ituntl.n 4 ti'imj ton' Perl, MA 7-4120 From 1 PM TOYS ARE NOT FOR CHILDREN (R MY SHOOT HORSES. DON'T THEY? AVENUE Coi'l.

Pd. ai From 12 Naon l'-t Ac, or Rfl THE FRENCH CONNECTION (PG) THE BOSTON STRINGIER (rG) IalT It N. of Cuv Un on P.iln Av CA0N OP FINZI-fONTINIS I-tl Woodland Air i oni I iinfl from ft 70 TOYS ARE NOT FOR CHILDREN 1HOOT HORSES. DON'T THEY7 GP) BENNER 0i4 onon (TGI i.Mm CHAIO'S LAND 1ft tfkint Ccbv.n 1HI HONKHi ro) 7. IS Feature ot 0 5: (PG) JOY IN THE MORNINS Bargain Mat, nee Wed.

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