The White Falcon - 16.06.1978, Blaðsíða 5

MOVIE REVIEWS
June 16 - 23
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A- THE INHERITANCE—Drama (R). A 19tli century
business tycoon loses respect for his two sons and
daughter. Stars Anthony Quinn and Dominique
Sanda.
B • THE MUTHERS—Action Drama (R). Stranded and
broke in a wild part of South America, beautiful
Americans Kelly and\her friend, Anggie, are now
the leaders of a pirate band. Stars Jeanne Bell
and Rosanne Katon.
C* RUBY—Occult Horror (R). Sixteen years ago
a woman's lover was gunned down at the swamp;
later that same night the woman also delivered
her baby. Stars Piper Laurie and Stuart Whitman.
P* GRAY LADY DOWN—Adventure Drama (PG). , Sixty
miles offshore New London, CT, a homeward-
bound nuclear submarine, Neptune, surfaces just
before dawn in poor weather. Stars Charlton
Heston and David Carradine.
E. JUST A LITTLE INCONVENIENCE—Drama (PG). A
Vietnam veteran is trying to rehabilitate his
best friend, who has become bitter and withdrawn
after being maimed in war action. Stars Lee
Majors and James Stacy.
F. GATOR—Action Drama (PG). A mischievous
moonshiner is released from prison only to put
Durston County's organized crimelord out of
business and into jail. Stars Burt Reynolds
and Jack Weston.
G. DR. BLACK AND MR. HYDE—Suspense Drama (R) .
Obsessed with developing a serum to cure
cirrhosis, a doctor experiments in his labora-
tory. Stars Bernie Casey and Rosalind Cash.
H. BREAKHEART PASS—Action Drama (PG). Set
in the snowbound mountains of Idaho in 1870,
a mysterious character is apprehended for
murder. Stars Charles Bronson and Jill Ireland.
I. , MANY RIVERS TO CROSS—Adventure Comedy
(PG). After surviving a pursuit and attack by
wild Pawnees, true love ensues for a husband-
craving tomboy and the frontiersman whom she
seeks. Stars Robert Taylor and Eleanor
Parker.
J. ROSEBUD—Drama (PG). A Newsweek Internation-
al reporter is enlisted to locate five wealthy
girls kidnapped by a Palestine Liberation Organi-
zation. Stars Peter O'Toole and Richard Atten-
borough.
K. SMILE—Comedy (PG). Thirty-three young mis-
ses compete in the annual Young American Miss
Competition. The film is a satirical comment on
beauty contests, small town ways of life and the
American way of winning. Stars Barbara Feldon.
L. ELIGER SANCTION—Action Drama (R). Clint
Eastwood stars as a retired assassin who collects
and teaches art, but is prevailed upon by the
chief of the spy organization CII to perform two
sanctions to avenge the death of a friend.
M. I'M NO ANGEL—Comedy (G). Alluring Mae West,
a midway dancer with a shady past and a hopeful
future, meets socialite Cary Grant. This ignites
the screen with a flaming romance.
N. SCHIZO—Horror-Drama (R). A night-worker is
deeply disturbed by a newspaper photograph of the
forthcoming marriage of a skating star. He heads
for London where frightening developments, mur-
der and implications of schizophrenia are re-
vealed. Stars Lynne Frederick and John Leyton.
O. DAY OF THE ANIMALS—Horror-Drama (PG). A
news bulletin announces the ozone layer protect-
ing the sun's rays has been damaged, causing
animals to act menacingly. A group of city
hikers fail to hear the bulletin and soon no-
tice the strange behavior of the animals. Stars
Christopher George and Leslie Nielsen.
P. THE NIGHT CHILD—Occult Drama (R). A young
girl, who has been neurotic since her mother died
mysteriously in a fire, has developed an abnor-
mal attachment to her father. Stars Richard
Johnson and Joanna Cassidy.
R«. CONVOY BUDDIES—Comedy (PG). Two rough and
ready young men down on their luck accept a job
driving a truck cross-country. Unknown to them,
they are being used as dupes by a gun smuggling
ring. Stars Bob Spencer and Terrence Hall.
S. BRIDGER—Western Drama (G). No synopsis
available. Stars James Wainweight and Ben Mur-
phy.
T. HER0W0RK—Comedy-drama (PG). Frank Pellett los-
es his job as an ambulance driver and resorts to the
tradition of Robin Hood. He gives what he takes
from robbers to the poor after taking his 10%.
After jail he decides to enter "Herowork" with his
sidekick, Sidewinder. They proceed to undertake
"Herowork" together.
U. GRIZZLY—Drama (PG). An eighteen-foot Grizzly
bear goes on a rampage in a national park, attacking
campers. The bear first attacks two women and
expands his area of conquest to include other vic-
tims as well. The bear's attacks are violently por-
trayed .
V. MANIAC—Drama (PG). A rich Southwestern resort
community is subjected to a reign of terror by Paul
Koslo. His steel arrows kill several police of-
ficers and leading citizens.
W. DIAMONDS FOR BREAKFAST—Comedy (PG) . A crime
comedy dealing with a Russian Royal family descend-
ent who robs the Crown Jewels. It is done by re-
cruiting seven girls and organizing a fashion show
in order to get close to the jewels.
X. CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE—Drama (TV). Raymond
Burr as Arthur Mallory, a once successful lawyer who
had been accused of causing a witness to perjure
himself. Though the bar association cleared him,
many people still consider him guilty.
Y. SUPERDAD—Comedy (G). Bob Crane as Dad doesn't
have super qualities, he just wants the best for
daughter Kathleen Cody. The best he feels is not
Kurt Russell, Cody's childhood sweatheart.
Z. SAVE THE CHILDREN—Musical Documentary (G).
There was a time when music was one of the few means
to escape the agony of black oppression. A cluster
of stars take a sentimental and sometimes terrifying
journey back to the memory of poverty.
AA. GODSPELL—Musical (G). The Gospel according
to St.-Matthew is an occasion for song and dance as
eight youths are attracted to a fountain in Central
Park by David Haskell
BB. HUD—Drama (PG). Starring Paul Newman, Melvin
Douglas and Patricia Neal. Hard-drinking, woman-
chasing man, whose life is a revolt against the prin-
ciples of his father.
CLUB BEAT
Today Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Officers’ Club Live entertainment 57th Hail & Bless Happy Hour, 4:30 Candlelight room 7-10 p.m. Sn. Bar, 11-11 Dining, 5-6:30 Breakfast & Brunch 10:30-1:30 Sn. Bar, 11-11 Dining, 5-6:30 Candlelight room 7-10 p.m. Live entertainment Fathers Day dinner buffet Breakfast & Brunch 10:30-1:30 Sn. bar, 1:30-11 Movie, 7:15 Breakfast 6:30-8:30 a.m. Lunch, 11:30-1 DiningTT-6:30 Casual bar, 5 p.m. Duplicate bridge Breakfast 6:30-8:30 a.m. Lunch, 11:30-1 Dining, 5-6:30 Sn. bar, 11-11 Candlelight room 7-10 p.m. Breakfast 6:30-8:30 a.m. Lunch, 11:30-1 Dining, 5-6:30 Candlelight room 7-10 p.m. Sn. bar, 11-11 Breakfast 6:30-8:30 a.m. Lunch, 11:30-1 Dining, 5-6:30 Sn. bar, 11-11 Candlelight room 7-10 p.m.
Wind- breaker Club closed for CP0 Initiation until 5 p.m. Happy hr\_ 5-7 Dining, 6-10 Live music, 9 p.m. Bar open, 1 p.m. Sn. bar closed Movie, 2:30 Dining, 6-10 Disco, 9p.m. Bar open, 1 p.m. Sn. bar closed Movie, 2:30 p.m. Dining, 6-9 p.m. Fathers Day Special Bar open at noon Snack bar 11-1:15 Dining, 6-9 p.m. Bar open at noon Sn. bar, 11-1:15 Dining, 6-9 p.m. Movie, 7:30 p.m. Live music, 8 p.m. Bar open at noon Sn. bark 11-U15 Dining, 6-9 p.m. Live music, 8 p.m. Bar open at noon Sn. bar, 11-1:15 Dining, 6-9 Fish fry special USO show, 8 p.m.
Top of the Rock Lunch, 11-1:30 Bar open, 3 p.m. Dining, 5 p.m. Live music, 9p.m. Disco, 9 p.m. Lunch room closed Bar open, 1 p.m. Dining, 5 p.m. Disco, 9 p.m. Breakfast & Lunch 11-4 p.m. Bar open, 1 p.m. Bingo, 2 p.m. Dining, 5 p.m. Movie, 7 p.m. Disco, 8-midnight Lunch, 11-1:30 Bar open, 3 p.m. Dining, 5 p.m. Movie, 7 p.m. Lunch, 11-1:30 Bar open, 3 p.m. Dining, 5 p.m. Movie, 7 p.m. Short timers Happy hr. 9-10 USO Show, 9 p.m. Lunch, 11-1:30 Bar open, 3 p.m. Dining, 5 p.m. Bingo, 7730 p.m. free card w/steak Disco, 8 p.m. Lunch, 11-1:30 Bar open, 3 p.m. Dining, 5 p.m. Happy hour 4:30-6:30 p.m. Movie, 7 p.m. Live music, 8 p.m.
Rockville NCO Club To Be Announced Bar open 11 a.m. - midnight Dining, 5:30-9 To Be Announced Pizza special Happy hour, 5-6 p.m. Dining, 5:30-9 USO show, 11 a.m. Shorty Night ask the bartender for details Newby night Chicken in the basket special Happy hour, 5-6 Fish & Chip special Game night 8 p.m.
Enlisted Dining Facility menu
Monday
Lunch—Egg drop soup, fried Icelandic
fish, tossed green rice, beef yakisoba,
seasoned broccoli spears and French
fried carrot sticks.
Dinner—Bean soup with bacon, topless
pork gravy, oven glo potatoes, cornbread
dressing, boiled blackeye peas and sea-
soned greens.
Tuesday
Lunch—Pepper pot soup, breaded veaa
cutlets with tomato gravy, mashed po-
tatoes, seasoned French cut green beans
and hot spice beets.
Dinner—Corn chowder, Yankee pot roast
with natural gravy, duchess potatoes,
baked Italian sausage, red beans and
rice and seasoned mixed vegetables.
Wednesday
Lunch—Cream pea soup, cherry baked ham,
cherry sauce, candied sweet potatoes,
seasoned green peas, fried okra and hot
cornbread.
Dinner—Beef noodle soup., meat loaf
stuffed with bread dressing, braised
be*f liver, brown onion gravy, snowflake
potatoes, boiled pinto beans and sea-
soned mustard greens.
Thursday
Lunch--French onion soup, roast beef au
jus, baked potatoes with sour cream,
lyonnaise green beans and stewed toma-
toes .
Dinner—Knickerbocker soup, baked knock-
wurst with sauerkraut, wiener schnitzel,
brown German gravy and seasoned green
peas with mushrooms.
Friday
Lunch--Chicken noodle soup, fried Ice-
landic fish, Oriental meatballs, baked
macaroni and cheese, Harvard beets and
scalloped corn.
Dinner--Tomato vegetable soup, Newport
fried chicken, brown chicken gravy,
stuffed frankfurters, rice pilaff, corn-
bread dressing and buttered succotash.
Saturday
Brunch at 10 a.in.--Tomato rice soup,
grilled cheese sandwiches, French fried
potatoes.
Dinner—"Italian Supper"—baked lasagna,
Italian spaghetti.with pizza pie,
polonaise broccoli spears and hot garlic
bread.
Sunday
Brunch at 10 a.m.—Logging soup , coney
island burgers and crisp potato chips.
Dinner--Creole soup, Teriyaki beef
steak, natural sauce, baked potatoes
with jacket, sour cream and seasoned
mixed vegetables.