Jean Brodie on screen at El Portal Theatre
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie is adapted for film by 20th Century Fox and stars Maggie Smith in the title role. Based on Muriel Spark’s novel, the drama follows a charismatic yet controversial Scottish schoolteacher in 1930s Edinburgh, depicted after acclaim on stage and in print. The project ties to Jay Presson Allen who adapted for both stage and screen.
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Jean Brodie
Maggie Smith
Mary McGregor
Miss Jean Brodie
el Portal Theatre
20Th Century-Fox
Muriel Spark
Jay Presson Allen
Adventurers and Paint Your Wagon Showings At Local Theaters
Bonanza Palace screens The Adventurers from 1 4 7 and 10 15 p.m. Boulevard shows Paint Your Wagon in evening slots at 8 15 p.m. The listings reflect a busy cinema schedule with two venues offering classic westerns and musical dramas.
Neighborhood Theaters Schedule Highlights
Cinermama Beneath the Planet of the Apes and Butch Cassidy show at multiple venues. Jean Brodie and A Man Called Horse run with varied noon to night slots. Mash and The Joys of Jezebel premiere with continuous showings. Boys in the Band listed at Guild.
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Jezebel
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Rosemarys Baby Tops List Of Offbeat Films
Paramount producer William Castle promotes Rosemarys Baby as a landmark offbeat film. Roman Polanski directs from his screenplay with Mia Farrow and other stars, based on Ira LeVins novel. Castle bought the book in galley proofs before its publication in 1967.
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Paramount
William Castle
Mia Farrow
Joan Cassavetes
Ruth Gordon
Sidney Blackmer
Maurice Evans
Ralph Bellamy
Ira Levin
Roman Polanski
Nevada Drive In
Random House
Cuckoo and True Grit Showings At Local Theatres
The truncated listing shows showtimes for HUNTRIDGS PARKWAY THEATRE and RED ROCK THEATRE with films Norwood True Grit and Cuckoo on a weekend schedule. Notable times include 1:00 3:10 5:30 7:50 10:18 and matinees at 12:30 a.m. with additional late runs.
US Workforce Grows by 2.5 Million Women Since 1967
The Labor Department reports that thirty million women are employed in the United States, 2.5 million more than in 1967, reflecting a significant rise in female labor participation.
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