The Graduate film review lights up Cedar Rapids theaters
A World theater feature praises Mike Nichols direction and Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate. Anne Bancroft and Katharine Ross star as pivotal figures in Calder Willingham Buck Henry’s comedy drama with Simon and Garfunkel music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Bancroft
Dustin Hoffman
Katharine Ross
Mike Nichols
Lawrence Turman
Embassy
The
World Theater
Cedar Rapids
Nichols
Simon and Garfunkel
Theater Time For Saturday Listings
Theater show times for Paramount and other venues include In Cold Blood Guess Who's Coming to Dinner The Graduate Far from the Madding Crowd How To Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Life The Sand Pebbles One Eyed Jacks Africa Texas Style Mondo Balordo Suburban Roulette The Penthouse Warning Shot Dr Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine plus shorts programs in multiple venues MARION IOWA WORLD PLAZA COLLINS DRIVE-IN TWIXT TOWN and C R DRIVE IN listings indicate a busy Saturday slate with evening films and matinees.
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Paramount
Iowa
Guess
Plaza
Marion
C.R
Africa
Texas
Mondo Balordo
Collins Drive-In
Dr. Goldfoot
In Cold Blood film praised for realism and performances
Review lauds Richard Brooks for authentic direction and the cast led by Scott Wilson and Robert Blake. The film recreates the Kansas farmhouse killings with real locations and the death penalty sequence, while Truman Capote supervises. Forsythe and Stewart deliver solid support as investigator Alvin Dewey and a reporter.
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Jerry Elsen
Richard Brooks
Brooks
Kansas
Truman Capote
Scott Wilson
Robert Blake
John Forsythe
Alvin Dewey
Paul Stewart
Wilson
Richard Hickock
Blake
Perry Smith
Quincy Jones
Columbia Pictures
How To Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Life
Dean Martin stars with Stella Stevens Eli Wallach and Katharine Bard in a Columbia Pictures comedy at the Plaza theater. Martin plays a bachelor investment counselor trying to salvage a faltering marriage while his partners provide the farce. Wallach delivers a standout scene performance.
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Starr
Ean Martin
Stella Stevens
Eli Walach
Anne Jackson
Stanley Shapiro
Columbia Pictures
Plaza Theater
Dean Martin
David Sloane
Martin
Harry
Mary Hunter
Eli Wallach
Katharine Bard
Wallach
Comedy at the Store Ends in Mirthful Romance
A husband fed up with his wife seeks solace with his real life wife Anne Jackson playing the mistress. Stella Stevens portrays Carol Corman who moves into a luxury apartment next to Harry’s alleged mistress. The plot twists as misunderstandings and comic misreadings unfold with a cheerful finale.
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Anne Jackson
Sloane
Stella Stevens
Carol Corman
Miss Corman
Harry
Sloane Fails to Save Marriage in Uncertain Fate
In a Cedar Rapids Gazette item from March 16, 1968, Sloane cannot salvage his friends’ marriage and his own future remains uncertain, leaving the outcome open and unresolved.
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The
Cedar Rapids
Sloane
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