The White Falcon - 31.08.1979, Page 4

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A. HALLOWEEN—Horror suspense (R). A six-year-old boy
stabs his sister to death in 1963. Fifteen years later,
he escapes from a mental institution and heads back to
the same town. Stars Jamie Lee Curtis. (91 min.)
B. FIREPOWER—Action drama (R). After a chemist is kil-
led in an explosion, his brother (Paul Garcia) takes
revenge on the Mafia Don he believes is responsible.
Stars James Coburn and Sophia Loren. (Ill min.)
C. WALK PROUD—Romantic drama (PG). Emilio Mendez (Rob-
by Benson), a coming-of-age Mexican-American, and his girl-
friend Sarah Lassiter (Sarah Holcomb) fight against a
background of barrio gang rivalry. (105 min.)
D. MY BOYS ARE GOOD BOYS—Action drama (PG). Story of
three teen-aged boys who successfully break out of a max-
imum security institution and rob an armored truck. Stars
Ralph Meeker and David Doyle. (96 min.)
XX. YOU CAN'T CHEAT AN HONEST MAN—Drama (G). A farce-
comedy featuring W.C. Fields, where his specialty is goat-
getting that animated wooden boy named Charlie McCarthy.
Also stars Edgar Bergen. (90 min.)
E. WIZARDS—Animated fantasy (PG). Ten million years
from now the earth is ruled by wizards. The civilization
has been destroyed by atomic warfare, and the survivors
are deformed mutants, fairies, and elves. (103 min.)
F. JOYRIDE—Drama (R). Robert Carradine and Desi Arnaz,
Jr. are brothers who decide to leave home and find their
fortune in Alaska. (92 min.)
G. THE AMAZING DOBERMANS—Action comedy (PG). James
Franciscus poses as a gambler to trap racketeer Jack Carter.
When Franciscus deliberately loses and does not pay Carter,
his "collectors" corner him in the forest. (104 min.)
H. DAY OF THE ANIMALS—Horror drama (PG). Christopher
George is a guide taking a group of city people on a hike
down a mountain. While they are hiking, they soon
notice the animals around them behaving strangely.(105 min.)
I. GULLIVERS TRAVELS—Animated cartoon (G). No synopsis
available.
J. C.H.O.M.P.S.—Comedy (PG). C.H.O.M.P.S. (Canine Home
Protection System) is the lovable super-dog who is the ulti-
mate in anti-burglar devices. Stars Valerie Bertinelli and
Wesley Eure. (97 min.)
K. CLAWS—Drama (PG). Wounded by poaching hunters in the
Alaskan wilderness, a huge brown bear begins a five-year
rampage mauling and killing campers and townspeople in the
surrounding area. Stars Jason Evers and Leon Ames. (103)
L. THE CHILDREN OF SANCHEZ—Drama (R) . At his wife's grave-
side, Anthony Quinn promises to take good care of their four
children. Twenty years later, you see the family sharing
one room in a Mexico city slum. (116 min.)
M. THE GLOVE—Action drama (R). Victor Hale (Rosey Grier)
is a gentle and intelligent jazz musician obsessed with
vengeance against brutal prison guards who inflicted beat-
ings upon him. Also stars Joanna Cassidy. (99 min.)
N. SILVER STREAK—Comedy (PG). Gene Wilder, a mild-manner-
ed publisher in dire need of a rest goes on a three-day
journey from Los Angeles to Chicago; which proves anything
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but restful! Also stars Richard Pryor. (114 min.)
O. THE SENTINEL—Horror drama (R). Sin and Satan return,
this time in Brooklyn Heights with the Church and the devil
battling for possession of a young model's will. Stars Cris
tina Raines and Chris Sarendon. (92 min.)
P. THE PEOPLE THAT TIME FORGOT—Science fiction (PG) . In
1919, American ex-Major Patrick Wayne and Shane Rimmer, his
former mechanic in the Air Force during WWI, search for
Wayne's missing friend, Doug McClure. (91 min.)
R■ ROLLERCOASTER—Suspense drama (PG). Psychotic Timothy
Bottoms is an expert in electronics and bombs
obsessed with blowing up rollercoasters. Also stars
George Segal and Richard Widmark. ((119 min.)
S. WHITE HEAT—Melodrama (PG). A ruthless hood is
heartless to everyone he comes in contact with, but main-
tains a mother fixation. Also stars Virginia Mayo. (114)
T. VAN NUYS BLVD.—Action comedy drama (R). Bobby (Bill
Adler) is bored with New Mexico. He heads for the hottest
cruising spot, "Van Nuys Blvd." in California. Also stars
Cynthia Wood. (103 min.)min.)
U. THE LAST REUNION—Drama (R) • In 1945, the lib-
eration of the Philippines is under way. A commando team
of Filipino guerillas and American G.I.'s spearheaded by
Capt. John Kimbro has the mission to assassinate General
Matsuda. Stars Cameron Mitchell and Leo Fong. (105 min.)
V. HAIR—Rock musical (PG). In 1968, Oklahoma farm boy
John Savage heads for New York City to see the town before
his Army induction. Walking through Central Park, he
meets hippie leader Treat Williams and friends. Savage is
attracted to Beverly D'Angelo, and Williams goes to great
lengths to bring them together. (121 min.)
W. DAYS OF HEAVEN—Drama (PG). In Chicago about 1915,
young Linda Manz (who narrates) lives with brother, Rich-
ard Gere and his sweetheart, Brooke Adams. After a fight
with the mill foreman, Gere takes off with the two for
Texas where they find work harvesting Sam Shepard's wheat
crop. (101 min.)
X. THE WHITE BUFFALO—Action drama (PG) . Wild Bill Hick-
cock (Charles Bronson) goes incognito as James Otis in his
quest to hunt and kill a fierce white bison. (103 min.)
Y■ STUNTS—Action drama (PG). Stunt man Greg Wilson is
killed making a movie scene. His brother Glenn (Robert
Forster) arrives on the movie set convinced that his
brother's death was not an accident. (97 min.)
Z. SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT—Comedy (PG) . Bandit (Burt Rey-
nolds) is an Atlanta boy with a reputation of driving fast
cars. Texas millionaire Pat McCormack bets that he can't
pick up 400 cases of Coors beer in Texarkana and deliver
the illegal shipment to them in 28 hours. (96 min.)
AA. CROSS OF IRON—War drama (R). During WWII on the
Russian front in 1943, battalion commander, Maximilian
Schell only cares for himself, and wants the Iron
Cross as a mark of heroism. (120 min.)
BB. JEZEBEL—Drama. Southern vixen loses fiance over a
daring red gown; only to realize her stubborness too late
when ex-fiance becomes victim of yellow fever plague. Al-
so stars George Brent. (107 min.)
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