The White Falcon - 18.08.1978, Blaðsíða 5

MOVIE REVIEWS
Aug. 18 - 25
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JACK AND THE BEAN STALK—Cartoon feature
The famous fairy tale "Jack and the Beanstalk’
presented in a fun animated version.
(G). I- THE GREAT MOMENT—Drama
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who discovered anesthesia.
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;—Action drama (PG). Lfrn-
ing that his son is in critical condition, Pr;
(George Peppard) breaks out of a Louisiana prison.
B. VOYAGE OF THE DAMNED—Drama (PG). A factual
incident is recreated in which German-Jewish refu-
gees were granted "safe passage" to Cuba in 1939.
They instead are denied entry and return to Europe
as victims of a cruel Nazi program plot.
C. RETURN TO BOGGY CREEK—Horror Drama (G). A
photographer is determined to get pictures of Big
Foot and searches for him in the Louisiana swamps.
Three children of the area set out to follow the
photographer and fall in Big Foot's clutches.
D. BOUND FOR GLORY—Drama (PG). A true story of
Woody Guthrie portrayed by David Carradine. The
depression of the 1930s forces the country singer
and composer to leave his family and trek to Cali-
fornia. He is shocked by the brutalization of the
farm worker labor camps and fights for their cause.
E. GET CHARLIE TULLY—Comedy (PG). Con man
Fraser puts money in a Swiss account but is killed
|by henchmen before he can tell his partner (Dick
Emery) the account numbers. Emery learns the num-
bers were tattooed on the rears of Fraser's girl
friends and sets out to somehow find them.
E. ACES HIGH—War drama (PG). Major Malcom
McDowell commands a Royal Flying Corps base in
1917 France. Replacement Peter Firth idolizes
McDowell but is received coldly by him because of
the pressures.
G. GODZILLA VS THE COSMIC—Science Fiction (G).
According to myth, King Seeser will appear to save
the people when they are in danger of total de-
struction. The city is then attacked by a cosmic
monster and Godzilla and King Seeser battle the
monster to destruction.
H. CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND—Science
Fiction (PG). After continued sightings of UFOs
around the world, power company employee (Richard
Dreyfuss) and housewife (Melinda Dillon) receive
telepathic visions of a mountain.
J* CITY FOR CONQUEST—Drama (PG) . A boxer sa-
crifices everything for his younger brother. In
one fight too many he loses his eyesight. Stars
James Cagney and Anthony Quinn.
K. THE CALL OF THE WILD—Adventure (G) . Buck is
stolen from his rightful owner and is plunged into
the savage life of a gold-rush sled dog in the
frozen Yukon. Here only the strongest and most
courageous animals can survive.
L. J.D.'s REVENGE—Drama (R). A young black law
student confronts with the supernatural. Unable
to control himself, he changes personalities and
is reincarnated. Stars Glynn Turmon.
M. FROM NOON TILL THREE—West err (PG) . Before
the robbery Bronson's dream forecasts death for
his gang. To avoid death he stays behind with
widow (Jill Ireland). They fall in love and hear
that the gang was caught and will hang.
N. RETURN OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST DETECTIVE—Drama
(PG). Bumbling police officer Sherman Holmes has
a slight run-in with a motorcycle. Receiving a
concussion, he believes he is the legendary detec-
tive Sherlock Holmes. Stars Larry Hagman.
0* SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER—Musical Drama (R). In
Brooklyn's Bay Ridge section, John Travolta con-
tends with a menial job in a paint store and con-
stant harassment from his parents. Only on Satur-
day nights at the disco does he become his own boss
and king. Stars John Travolta.
P« HIGH ANXIETY—Comedy (PG). Dr. Mel Brooks,
head of the Psychological Neurotic Institute for the
Very Nervous, triumphs over a conspiracy between the
head nurse and a resident psychiatrist.
R. SISTER STREETFIGHTER—Drama (R). Li Hunglung
goes to Tokyo in seaxch of her missing brother. A
narcotics agent with the Hong Kong police, he disap-
peared mysteriously three months ago.
T. STAR TREK PART III—Science fiction (G). No
synopsis available.
U. PETE'S DRAGON—Comedy musical (G). Disney
magic is mixed with comedy, music and partial an-
imation. Helen Reddy and Elliot, the sometimes
invisible dragon, star in this fantasy.
V. FM—Comedy (PG). An easy-going radio station
manager makes QSKY the top station. The manager,
(Michael Brandon) under pressure, chooses to quit
rather than to ruin the station's image. But his
fans won't let him give up.
W. THE CALL OF THE WILD—Adventure (G) . Buck is
stolen from his rightful owner and is plunged into
the savage life of a gold-rush sled dog in the
frozen Yukon. Here only the strongest and most
courageous animals can survive.
X. TAKE ALL OF ME—Drama (PG) . Stars Richard
Johnson and Pamela Vincent. No synopsis available.
Y. CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAKE—Adventure (G).
A search for this monster takes place in the
swamps of Louisiana. Two students from Chicago
try to find the man-like creature and feel they
have the answer to the mystery.
Z. THE LOVES AND TIMES OF SCARAMOUCHE—Comedy (PG).
A lady's man about Paris during the French Revolution
nearly gets killed by jealous husbands. After an
attempt to assassinate Napolean, Scaramouche is sus-
pected and must deal with more trouble.
AA. THE TURNING POINT—Drama (PG). Behind the
scenes of a ballet, two women go through changes as
one retires to raise a family and the other goes on
to become a star. Stars Anne Bancroft and Shirley
Maclaine.
BB. RANSOM FOR ALICE—Western (PG). Deputy Mar-
shal Clint Kirby and Jenny Cullen are sent to look
for the granddaughter of an old friend. They en-
counter several bandits before solving the mystery
of the young girl's disappearance.
CLUB BEAT
Today Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Officers’ Club Lunch, 11:30-1 Breakfast & Brunch 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Breakfast & Brunch 10:30-1:30 Breakfast, 6:30 Breakfast, 6:30 Breakfast, 6:30 Lunch, 11:30-1
Dining, 5-6:30 Lunch, 11:30-1 Lunch, 11:30-1 Lunch, 11:30-1 Dining, 5-6:30
Happy Hourr 4 p.m. Casual bar, 5 p.m. Family Buffet Dining, 5-6:30 Dining, 5-6:30 Dining, 5-6:30 Movie, 7:15
CR closed Dining, 5-6 p.m. Sn. bar, 2:30-11 Casual bar, 5 p.m. Sn. bar, 2:30-11 Candlelight room 7-10 p.m. Candlelight Room
Live music, 9 p.m. Sn. bar 1:30-11 p.m. Casual bar, 5 p.m. Duplicate Bridge, 7 p.m. Movie, 7:15 Chance of Command, Capt. Weir 7-10 p.m.
Change of Command, RADM Bernstein NAVSTA Hail & Bless Movie, 7:15 Movie, 7:15 p.m. Casual bar, 5 P.m. Kiwanis Lunch, 11:30
Wind- breaker Bar open, 1 p.m. Sn. bar closed Movie, 2:30 Bar open, 1 p.m. Sn. bar closed Movie, 2:30 Bar open at noon Sn. bar closed Movie, 2:30 Bar open at noon Bar open at noon Sn. bar, 11-1:15 Dining, 6-9 p.m. Bar open at noon Sn. bar, 11 a.m. Dining, 6-9 Live music, 9 p.m. Bar open at noon
Sn. bar closed Dining, 6-9 p.m. Sn. bar, 11 a.m. Dining, 6-9 Fish fry special Live music, 9 p.m.
Dining, 6-10 Disco, 9 p.m. Family Nite Buffet Dinner, 5-8 p.m. Family Nite Buffet Dinner, 5-8 p.m. Movie, 7:30
Top of the Rock Lunch, 11-1:30 Lunch room closed Breakfast & Lunch 11:30-4 p.m. Bar open, 1 p.m. Binqof 2 p.m. 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. Lunch, 11-1:30 Lunch, 11-1:30
Bar open, 3 p.m. Dining, 5 p.m. Disco, 9 p.m. Bar open, 1 p.m. Dining, 5 p.m. Live band, 9 p.m. Bar open, 3 p.m. Dining, 5 p.m. Bingo, 7:30 p.m. Bar open, 3 p.m. Dining, 5 p.m. Happy hour 4:40-6:30 p.m. Movie, 7 p.m.
Live music, 9 p.m. Disco, 9 p.m. Dining, 5 p.m. Movie, 7 p.m. Live music, 8 p.m. "Nickel-off" Nite at the bar free card w/steak Disco, 8 p.m.
Disco, 8-12
Rockville Happy hr., 5-6 Live music, 9 p.m. Bar open, 11 a.m. Pizza special "Shorty night" ask the bartender for details "Newby Nite, ask bartender for details Happy hr. 5-6 p.m. Special: Fish 8 Chips
Dining, 5:30-10 Steak Special Dining, 5:30-9 Happy hour,
Dining, 5:30 p.m. 5-6 p.m. Dining, 5:30-9 Dining, 5:30-9
Enlisted Dining Facility menu
Monday
Lunch—Corn chowder, seafood platter
of fried shrimp, oysters and Icelandic
fish, baked chili macaroni, browned po-
tatoes, buttered broccoli spears and
glazed carrots.
Dinner—Filipino style adobo, olonga-
>o pansit, Philippine fried rice, egg
foo young and buttered asparagus
spears.
Tuesday
Lunch—Logging soup, braised pork
spareribs and sauerkraut, baked Spanish
beef patties with natural sauce, paprika
potatoes, buttered mixed vegetables and
French fried cauliflower.
Dinner—Creole soup, Newport fried
chicken, brown chicken gravy, beef liver
fiesta, mashed potatoes, steamed rice,
lyonnaise green beans and fried okra.
Wednesday
Lunch—Knickerbocker soup, stuffed
beef rolls, vegetable veal loaf, tomato
gravy, baked macaroni and cheese, sea-
soned peas and buttered summer squash.
Dinner—Cream of potato soup, ginger
pot roast, natural gravy, oven glow po-
tatoes, buttered corn on the cob and
seasoned French fried greens.
Thursday
Lunch—Creole soup, fried Icelandic
fish, oriental skillet, French fried
potatoes, fried rice, polonaise brocco-
li spears and spiced beets.
Dinner—Cheese soup, glazed ham
loaf, beef porcupines, vegetable gravy,
mashed potatoes, braised sauerkraut and
ranch style blackeye peas.
Friday
Lunch—Chicken rice soup, stuffed
cabbage rolls, turkey scallops, O'Brien
potatoes, seasoned lima beans and but-
tered carrots.
Dinner—Pepper pot soup, barbecued
corned beef, simmered frankfurters, hot
mustard sauce, franconia potatoes, but-
tered string beans and fried hominy.
Saturday
Brunch at 10 a.m.—Cream of tomato
soup, chili size sandwiches and potato
chips.
Dinner—Puree mongole soup, baked
chicken, natural sauce, beef sukiyaki,
steamed rice, mashed potatoes, seasoned
mixed vegetables and buttered brussels
sprouts.
Sunday
Brunch at 10 a.m.—Vegetable soup,
chopped barbecued pork on toasted buns
and French fried potatoes.
Dinner—Beef barley soup, grilled
tom tom steaks, onion gravy, baked po-
tatoes with sour cream, scalloped
cream style corn and steamed spinach.