Theater lineup opens with Butter flies Are Free at Plaza
Edward Albert performs in Butter flies Are Free opening at the Plaza today as Tamara Dobson stars in Cleopatra Jones at the Paramount, both debuts drawing local cinema fans.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1973
Page
4
Edward Albert performs in Butter flies Are Free opening at the Plaza today as Tamara Dobson stars in Cleopatra Jones at the Paramount, both debuts drawing local cinema fans.
The listing shows theater times for Paramount World Plaza Iowa Stage 1 2 3 4 and Saturday matinees. Entries include Cleopatra Jones The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing Lost Horizon Paper Moon Blum in Love Jesus Christ Superstar and She (She) Had a Experiment with various showtimes and matinees across multiple venues.
Friday showings include Lady and the Tramp and One Little Indian at TASTOWN and Last American Hero at BASTOWN with matinees. Marion features run every two hours from 11 am night slot, Collins Drive In lists Slaughter’s Big Ripoff Twitch of the Death Nerve Pit and the Pendulum, Twixt Town offers Trinity and Yours Mine and Ours, Twin West runs Walking Jaycan Straw Dogs Bluebeard, Twin East presents Cahill U S Marshal Bullitt Buck and the Preacher.
Hollywood’s Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau plan a reunion for The Front Page at Universal, marking another Hecht and MacArthur classic adaptation. Debra Kerr arrives from London to rehearse The Day After the Fair at the Shubert, launching a U.S. tour after Sept. 13. Candice Bergen returns to screen with Charles Grodin in 11 Trarrow House, calling it the best script offer in years. Carol Burnett’s show features Jim Nabors in a Kung Fu parody as he winds up a premiere streak.
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