The White Falcon - 19.03.1976, Blaðsíða 5

TODAY AHSREW& THEATER * M N L EM CLUB * * NCO CLUB * * CPO CLUB * *
SAT T H 0 D * M * C *
SUN R N L * E * H T J
MON * F K * M * I * H
TUE * M S * L * * * N
WED P J G vV N * * * *
THU * I W * * * L * *
FRI * V U L * * * * •k k
'O' ROCK- GRINDY MARINE USO
CLUB * * VILLE * E CLUB * K CLUB * I CTR * *
* * R U V W K L N N
* w P 0 A B C U M M
* v * S * U * W * *
k k * x * 0 * * * *
* 0 * V * S * M L L
* u * H * P k k * *
* * * W * R k n * *
| ■ g ■ I"!' ■ ■ | ■ ■ ■ ■
MOVIES
iiiiiiiaMaiiaiiim
G---GENERAL AUDIENCES, all ages
admitted.
PG—PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED
Some material may not be
suitable fer pre-teenagers.
R---RESTRICTED, under 17, re-
quires accompanying pare
or adult guardian.
X---NO ONE UNDER 17 ADMITTED,
(age limit may vary in cer-
tain areas'.)
TV—Films made to be shown on
television primarily.
ANDREWS THEATER: 2, 6:30, 9 and (Friday)
11 p.ra.
MIDNIGHT SUN: Sat-3:30 p.m., Sun-7 p.m.
Mon & Thur-8 p.m.
TOP OF THE ROCK: Sat-2 p.m., Sun, Mon
and Thur at 7:30 p.m.
CPO CLUB: Sat-2:30 p.m., Sun-2:30 and
Sun. Mon and Tue-7:30 p.m.
'O’ CLUB: Sun, Mon, Wed & Thur- 7:15
p.m., Sat-2 p.m.
ROCKVILLE: Mon through Fri- 6:30 p.m.
Sat & Sun-2:30 p.m.
GRINDAVIK: Mon through Fri-5:30 p.m.
Sat & Sun-2:30 p.m.
MARINE CLUB: Mon, Wed and Fri - 7 p.m.
Sat & Sun-2 and 4 p.m.
USO: Wed-2 & 7 p.m., Sat & Sun- 3 & 7
p.m.
A. SNOW JOB—Adventure Drama (PG). Skiing in-
structors Jean-Claude Killy and Cliff Potts de-
cide to rob the receipts from a ski lodge. 91.
B. GOING HOME—Drama (PG). This is the story of
a young man, Jan-Michael Vincent, who half-hates
and half loves his father, Robert Mitchum. Re
finds him in a trailer camp where Mitchum has gone
after his recent release from prison. Mitchum is
living with his girl friend, Brenda Vaccaro. 98.
C. WHAT1S A NICE GIRL LIKE YOU?—Comedy (PG) . A
man hires Vincent Price to locate his missing
daughter. Price finds a girl (Brenda Vaccaro),
working in a plastic factory,1 who can be passed
off as the man's daughter. 91.
D. THE GROUNDSTAR CONSPIRACY—Drama (PG) . The
story of a sabotage plot at a nuclear research
center. The emphasis of the story centers on the
security chief (George Peppard) and his method of
discovering the plotters. 95.
E. CACTUS IN THE SNOW—Comedy Drama (PG). The
story of what to do if you are 18, a private i.
the Army and a virgin and you want to change that
last characteristic. Stars Richard Thomas. 90.'
F. SON OF THE BLOB—Science Fiction (PG). The
Blob has remained frozen at the North Pole since
the first movie, but fate is fickle and geologist
Godfrey Cambridge brings a sample of it back by
mistake. 93.
G. STANLEY—Horror Drama (PG). Stanley is an
eVil-tempered snake whose owner trains his pet to
put the bite on people. The rattler and his owner
March 19-26
are forced to retreat to the Florida Everglades.
H. MAHOGANY—Drama (PG). Mahogany is basically
a rags-to-riches story of the evils of success
where a successful designer sacrifices love for a
career. Stars Diana Ross. 109.
I. CHILDREN OF RAGE—Drama (PG). The scene is
Israel in 1968—a young Arab joins a terrorist
organization to protest Israeli treatment of Arab
residents in Jerusalem. 107.
J. DIAMONDS—Drama (PG). The world's greatest
safecracker (Richard Roundtree) is caught in the
act by Robert Shaw. Under the threat of turning
him in to the authorities, Shaw hooks him into
a diamond heist..108.
K. MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS—Drama (PG). Elizabeth I
of England and her cousin, Mary Queen of Scotland,
use political intrigues and personal involvements
to maneuver for the throne. Stars Vanessa
Redgrave and Glenda Jackson. 128.
L. THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR—Fantasy (R) . After a
germ war in 2015 in New York, a group of people,
led by Yul Brynner, defend their posessions. 94.
M. WIN, PLACE AND STEAL—Comedy (PG). The story
of three zany young men, Dean Stockwell, Russ
Tamblyn arid Alex Karras, who combine their liking
for horse racing with their aversion for work.. 90.
N. THE ULTIMATE THRILL—Drama (PG). ^his film
centers around one man's obsession with the
bizzarre. Stars Eric Braden and Barry Brown. .85.
O. DAUGHTERS OF SATAN—Horror (R). This film
deals with devil worshippers, reincarnation and
ritual murder. 90.
P. CONQUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE APES—Science
Fiction (PG). Earth's "super- chimps" rebel
against their human masters. 87.
R. SKYJACKED—Suspense Drama (PG). Global Air-
lines Flight 502, piloted by Captain Charlton
Heston, is threatened with a bomb. 101.
S. THE CAREY TREATMENT—Drama (PG). Dr. Peter
Carey (James Coburn) turns detective in in effort
to clear a colleague who is accused of murdering a
young girl. 101.
T. THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN—Suspense Drama
(PG). This film was the pilot for the TV series.
81.
U. CRAZY MAMA—Comedy (PG). Widow Ann Southern,
her daughter, Cloris Leachman, and granddaughter,
Linda Purl, take up robbery to raise money to buy
back the family farm. 94.
V. THE ROYAL FLASH—Comedy (PfO . The story of a
Victorian accidental hero who is forced to im-
personate a prince of a small country. 102.
W. SILENCE—Drama (NRA). The story of a couple
who adopt a child who, although there is nothing
medically wrong, cannot hear or speak. They try
to get better acquainted by going on a camping
trip, but the trip turns into disaster. 87.
Puffin Toeatmiatreeaea
The Puffin Toastmistresses will meet
with their Icelandic counterparts at
8:30 p.m. Monday, in Keflavik. The meet-
ing will be held in the Icelandic Toast-
mistresses meeting place.
FRA
The Fleet Reserve Association will
nominate new officers Tuesday night at
7:30 at the FRA building.
Officer elections will be held at the
regular business meeting April 13 at the
FRA building.
Top of the Rock
"Volcano Eruption" plays tonight
at the Top of the Rock from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m.
Tomorrow the movie will be shown at
3 p.m. "Flight" will perform from 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m.
Sunday breakfast will be served at
11:30 a.m. Bingo will be played at 3
p.m. The dining room special is skirt
steak. A movie will be featured at
7 p.m. "Flight" will play from 8 p.m.
to midnight.
Monday the intermural bowling banquet
will be held at 6 p.m. Flight will play
at 9 p.m. A movie will be shown at 8
p.m.
Tuesday bingo will be on the agenda
at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday is strikers' night. A
fish "Orly" special will be served. Ice
Sound will perform at 8 p.m.
Thursday happy hour will be from 5 to
6 p.m. Sandra Lee sings folk music 6
to 8 p.m.
Friday Flight plays from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m.
Midnight Sun
Tonight >is steak night at the Mid-
night Sun and Flight will play from 9
p.m. to 1 a.m.
Tomorrow a movie will be featured at
4 p.m. USO show Delegation will provide
entertainment beginning at 9 p.m.
Sunday a movie will be shown at 8
p.m. A free juke box is offered all
day.
Monday a movie is on the bill at 8
p.m.
Tuesday happy hour is 5 to 6 p.m. A
movie is scheduled for 8 p.m.
Wednesday Flight will perform 8 p.m.
to midnight.
Thursday 12 games of bingo will be
played beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Friday is steak night and Sheriff
will play at 9 p.m.
•O’Club
Today, IDF will hold its "Hail and
Bless" at the Officers' Club. The Can-
dlelight Room will be open for a fresh
lobster special. 4’ ^ Cabaret will
perform from 9 to 12 p.m.
Saturday night is the Masonic Ball.
The Candlelight Room will be open from 7
to 10 p.m.
Sunday, the USO Show "Delegation"
will perform, starting at 9 p.m.
Monday, duplicate bridge will be held
beginning at 7 p.m.
Tuesday, OWC bridge will be held irr
the morning. A Viennerschnitzel special
is featured in the casual bar between 7
and 10 p.m. And the Candlelight Room
will be open.
Wednesday, the Candlelight Room will
be open, and there will be a steak spe-\
cial in the casual bar from 7 to 10 p.m.
Thursday is Wardroom Steak Night. The
Candlelight Room will be closed.
Friday, there will be a Happy Hour at
4 p.m. in the casual bar.
rfOCnVWJ
Tonight at the Rockville NCO Open
Mess the dining room specials are shrimp
and chips and Filet Mignon. Happy hour
is from 5 to 6 p.m.
Tomorrow in the dining room the spec-
ial is *Filet Mignon. The band "Opus"
with Mjoll plays from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
There is a Pinochle . Tournament Sun-
day at Rockville st 2 p.m.
Monday the dining room is open with
no waiter service from 5:30 to 9 p.m.
Hot roast beef is the dining special
on Tuesday.
On Wednesday, it is all the spaghetti
you can eat plus a special drawing at
10 p.m.
New Bicentennial books
The Station Library recently received
some books on the Bicentennial theme and
on the beginnings of the U.S. military.
Three pf these books, which will be
found on the new book shelf, are briefly
reviewed here:
1. Eagle and Sword by Richard II.
Kohn is about the Federalists and the
creation of the military establishment
in America from 1783 to 1802. It was
written to answer how and why the U.S.
military came into existence. Mr. Kohn
has written a little-known story of the
origins of American militarism and the
serious threat it posed to the democrat-
ic ideals of the young American ' nation.
The book raises questions about the pow-
er and influence of militarism in Ameri-
can politics concerning events such as
the Whiskey Rebellion, the Ipdian War
campaigns of "Mad Anthony" Wayne, and
the first Constitutional debates over
"national security."
2. Privateers and Volunteers by
Reuben Elmore Stivers deals with the
story of the men and women of the Re-
serve Naval Forces from 1766 to 1866.
Captain Stivers, himself a. Naval Reserv-
ist for more than 30 years, writes a
history of how the Reserve Naval Forces
came to be the foundation for the mod-
ern-day Naval Reserves and what mistakes
were made during this period of American
history.
3. Marines in the Revolution by
The dining room special on Thursday
is fish and chips.
Friday shrimp and chips is the fea-
tured special. Happy Hour is from 5 to
6 p.m.
NAVCOMSTA Wives
NAVCOMSTA wives will tour Reykjavik
April 12.
The tour will feature historical,
cultural and shopping aspects of the
city of Reykjavik.
These special tours are available
through the Human Resources Center.
Base wives' clubs are encouraged to
participate in tours such as this one.
Arrangements for these tours may be
made by contacting Lieutenant Tom Turner
at 7334.
The trip will depart from the USO
Center and will include a tour guide.
Charles R. Smith .s a history of the
Continental Marines in the American Re-
volution. The author brings out the
fact £hat our modem concepts of amphib-
ious Warfare began with the experiences
of the Continental Marines in the Revo-
lutionary War. Mr. Smith has presented
the failures and the successes of the
marines and has made use of many color
plates and illustrations prepared by
free-lance illustrator, Major Charles H.
Waterhouse, USMCR.
Youth Center happenings
The Youth Center Viking Judo Club
will be on the "Good 'N' Plenty Lane" TV
show tomorrow at 10:30 a.m.
Also, there will be a movie tomorrow
afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m. It is called
"Conquest of the Planet of the Apes."The
usual theater fee will be charged.
The Mini Carnival is scheduled for
next Saturday. Fun, games, prizes and
entertainment will be featured for
grades one through six.
Fencing, ballet, baton, gymnastics
and guitar lessons are also offered at
the Youth Center.
The USO Show "Delegation" will also
perform at 3:45 p.m. next Monday.
SAVINGS BONDS
Oflicers'
Officers elected at the Mar. 9 meet-
ing of the Officers' Wives Club are as
follows: President, Justine Lionberger;
first vice-president, Carmen Rodriguez;
second vice-president, Glenda Spahr;
recording secreatry, Jackie Patterson;
corresponding secretary, Jenny Duquette;
and treasurer, Gail Ferrell.
CPO Wives
The monthly coffee of the CPO Wives
will be held Monday at 8 p.m. in the
home of Connie Barnes, Quarters 1071-B.
All wives of E-7, -8’ and -9 are wel-
come to attend.
CPO wives will hold their 23rd
installation of officers in the ballroom
of the CPO Club on Friday. Cocktails will
be served between 6 and 7 p.m. with din-
ner following.