Village Squire, 1974-06, Page 59istET)unD
lump ENTERTAINMENT
GUIDE
Yul Brener in Westworld.
Movies
Rather a scarce listing of movies this month
with the Capitol in Listowel closing down for
renovations, The Park, Goderich unable to
get advance listings and our being unable to
get listings from The Vogue in Stratford. We
apologize for any inconvenience. Check your
local newspaper for details of movies in your
. area.
LAST TANGO IN PARIS: The controversial
Brando film in which he plays a middle-aged
American having sport with a Parisienne lass
is at the Lyceum, Wingham frorrr June 12 to
15. If you have tender ears, however, better
either stay home or be prepared to block out a
few naughty words.
THE WAY WE WERE: Two of the biggest
box office names these days, Barbra
Streisand and Robert Redford make this a
sure hit. Redford is a straw -haired jock from
Virginia who wants to have a good time while
Miss treisand is a frizzy -haired Communist
who's always sure she's right. It deals with
the period of black -listing in hollywood
Scheduled earlier for the Lyceum and
cancelled, it will now be shown June 19 to 25.
WESTWORLD: The movie about a western
amusement park peopled by robots who
suddenly malfunction. YuI Brynner, James
Brolin and Richard Benjamin star.
THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE: One of the
biggest money-makers of the past year turns
up on the big screen at Brownie's Drive-in
Clinton, one of the few drive-ins that shows
decent movies. The story about a luxury ship
capsized by a tidal wave is showing from J une
19-21. Also on the bill is the Canadian film
The Neptune Factor.
A TOUCH OF CLASS: George Segal and
Glenda Jackson appear in this movie about a
casual affair between a male chauvinist and
women's libber. At Brownie's, June 22 to 25.
EXECUTIVE ACTION: This movie is based
on the assasination of John Kennedy and
purports to show that things may not have
been as we were told they were. Starring Burt
Lancaster, Robert Ryan and Will Greer, it is
at Brownie's, June 26-28. Also on the bill,
The Chinese Professionals.
GOSPELL: The religious musical is part of a
twin bill with a re-enactment of the 1950's
called Let the Good Times Roll at Brownie's
from June 29 -July 1.
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Robert Redford and Barbra Streisand
in The Way We Were.
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