Jungle adventures and classic films headline Cedar Rapids cinema week
A week of family adventures and adult cinema unfolds in Cedar Rapids with Jungle: adventure for family viewing and a suspenseful Bill Cosby and Robert Culp film. Africa set King Elephant and East Africa spotlight films head a diverse lineup. Doctor Zhivago returns, Butcher flies, and Slaughterhouse remains. Masters like Hitchcock and Eastwood appear in reissues and current showings at local theaters.
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Cedar Rapkis
Bill Cosby
Robert Culp
Herans
East Africa
Uganda
Kenya
Tanzania
Country Show October 27 at Cedar Rapids venue date
Joyce Murry and Chuck Jennings lead a country western show in Cedar Rapids on October 27 with Diane McCatt and Clem Apple in attendance. Cal Linn Special Police Units organize private performances at Amar Ballroom with Charlie Louvin headlining. Tickets 2 dollars adults 1 dollar children 6 dollars family. Tickets available at Vondra Market or by calling 382.
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Joyce Murry
Chuck Jennings
Qwill
Diane McCatt
Clem Applebe
Cedar Rapids
Knocker Sind
Cal the Linn
Amar Ballroom
Charlie Louvin
Capito
Vondra
Grand Ole Opry
Cek
Top Ten in Disks Hollywood Week Billboard Picks
The week’s top pop singles from Billboard include Mac Davis with Baby Don’t Get Hooked on Me at number one, followed by Michael Jackson with Ben and The Main Ingredient with Three Blind M mice. Elvis Presley’s Burning Love and Three Dog Night’s Black and White also rank high among the Ten Top Corn.
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Hollywood
Billboard
Mac Davis
Ben
Michael Jackson
Broadway gatherings blend politics and publishing
New York social column notes Leonard Lyons reports at NYU Washington Square Center. Arthur Lehtesinger warns the US must lead through example, not force, affecting future foreign relations. John Lacnarit praises public speaking. Robert Tosensend recalls golfing with GOP leaders. Delacorte Press previews actor Jerry Wayne’s launch.
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New York
Histoelan Arthur MM. Lehtesinger
NYU
Washington Square Center
United States
People's Party
Shriver
John Lacnarit
Doubleday
Robert Tosensend
Celebrity ties and arts notes in Lyons column
Leonard Lyons reports on celebrity invitations and royal family chatter amid back injury restrictions. Prince Charles and Princess Anne face limits. Margaret Harris joins the National Endowment for the Arts. Maurine Peress debuts with the San Francisco Opera. David Carradine and Topol projects noted. Rolf Gerard finishes a Metropolitan Opera book. Bernstein Mass opens in Vienna. a 1904 hand written political note and MoMA tribute to Ken Russell highlighted.
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Margaret Harris
National Endowment Foundation For the Arts
Stggert
Maurine Peress
Leonard Bernstein
San Francisco Opera
David Carradine
Inna Seagull
Rolf Gerard
Gecnte
Topol
Iaac Bashevis Singer
Lublin
Vienna
Time for Giving and Odd Theater Listings Across Town
A fragmented theater page lists multiple film titles with showtimes and venues including Paramount Stage 2 Clockwork Centurions World 2001 A Spare Odyssey Butterflies Are Free Money Talks Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex But Were Afraid to Ask Slaughterhouse Five and newer features at Marion Collins Drive and local venues. The mixed listings include durations, price tags, and shorthand notes for shorts and international titles.
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Woody Alten
Stager Ds
Four 1940s Stars Hit Road In Big Band Cavalcade Tour
Hollywood reports Frank Carle Bob Crosby Freddy Marlin and Margaret Whiting will tour as a nostalgic big band package. The group, starting in Freedonia and traveling through Seattle by December 4, aims to revive the era with classic hits and college dates, as veteran performers discuss audience appeal beyond rock.
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Hollywood
America
Frankie Carle
Bob Crosby
Freddy Marlin
Margaret Whiting
Freenoy
Call
Seattle
Wash
Hollywand Roosevelt Hotel
Wrodty Martin
Amusig
Tolleves
Four
Martin
Crosby
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Doctor Zhivago
Russia
Times
Omar Shariff
Edward Albert
Goldie Hawn
Effeen Feckart
Lawa
Culp
Kansas City
Raquel Weigh
Allen Funt
Orkwork Orange
Valence
Diva Roturn
Kurt Veinegut, Jr
Finns
Michael Sacks
Jesse James
Tyrone Power
Henry Fonda
Plaza
George
Paramount
Joseph Wambaugh
George C. Scott Snd
Stacy Keach
Collins Head
Twist Town
Alfred Hitchcock
Missy
Clint Eastwood
Twin East
Dagmar’s Hot Pants, Inc
Twin West
Fen
Eran Cola Om Trinity
OFEN
Dagmar
OFER
Onan Eo
Chuck Berry
Use We
Bill Withers
Love
Elvis Presley
Dwatowh
Rieu Ad
Acinin
General Pictures
Hickey and Boggs
Iowa
King Elephent
Broadway
Leonard Lyons
Delacorte
Jerry Wayne
Phe
Beciaye
Phan
William
England
Prince Chevies
Anne
Gottitud von Hines
Rexitia Restilck
Mendes-Frange
Wington Churchill
Museum of Modern Art
Benth Guidier-Bregska
Ken Russell
Clockwork Centurions
Slaughterhouse
Collins — Drive-Tn
Iday
Ina
River
Ewin West
By Bob Thanis
Dixieland Bobcats
Whiting
Iow
Carley
Tye
Las Vegas
Carle
Australia
la Jalla
la Dalla
East
Midwes
Guy
Lombardo
Damen
Columbia
Kuar Vonneguts
Slaughterhouse Ave
Fairyteux Four
Wou Amacems
Stanley Hutrier
Bowie Ward Albert
H Prabeth LU A
Bath
Acop
George C.scott 4Ar
Fhirwira Winkler
Arobeatc
Pro Centurions
Twos, Company
Torce's Ahiory
Harsha Usin
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