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Wed., June 23, 1965 Colorado Springs, Colo. Gazette Tahwjraph—3-1THE USHERETTES — All of the employes of the new Cinema 70 will wear specially designed costumes Here som» of the usherettes display the golden vest*'they wear. The manager and co-manager ha\e golden tuxedos and the parking lot a’tendants. golden jackets(Gazette Telegraph Photo*Hundreds Turn Out forPremiere of New MovieCinema 70 opened its doors Tuesday night with all the pomp and splendor reserved for the unveiling of a national monument.There was a lavish cocktail party, lovely ladies, one. and business leaders, two movie stars and a blocks long motorcadeAnd there was a world premiere of a new movie. TheGlorv Guvs • •But the real unveiling of the new Fair Lady of theatres in this region will take place tonight with the Symphony Bene fit premiere of *'Mv Fair Lady. the Oscar sweepstakes wmner.Tonight, members of the Symphony Guild will mode! some o fthe original costumes from the lavish musical which stars Rex Harrison and AudrevmHepburn**Mv Fair Ladv will demon-* wslrate the full capabilities of the W00 000 theatre of tomorrow Five huge stereospeakers, located behind the screen, and dozens in the walls will blare forth the memorablemusic from Lcrner and Lowe s classic showThe plush seats, which let you sink deep into them, form a perfect vantage point from anywhere in the theatre to watch the giant screen.As on Tuesday night, patrons will stare agog at the lavish interior of the theatre which is actually two buildings separated by a glass-enclosed walk-wav.**Tonight, the Svmphony patrons will want to ' Dance All Night but Thursday, the public can find out what Cinema 70 is like• . •HANGING THE CURTAINWorkrrwart' !iowncurve- around the Iron* porion of the ault;-k**num andiain * hich nnois halftheclrv*nvi To The £)J curtain-os t ii 'ho C!tV(Gazette Telegraph Ph do)mu leu .......... I..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................TOMORROWAT8:30P.M.Daily at 2 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. ThereafterDoors Open 1:30 and 7:45Winner of 8Academy Awards Including BestPicture of the YearREX HARRISON sianieyholiowayWIHBD #•■icnt^tv r*bb m era khonamdre PREvmFT:lTECHNICOLOfTSUPER PANAVISiON* 10 FROM WARNER BBQS,★AMERICA'S FINEST SHOWPLACE * LARGEST SCREEN IN THE AREA* THE MOST COMFORTABLE THEATRE IN THE WORLD!* 6 TRACK STEREOPHONIC SOUND* SERVICE AS NEVER BEFORE ACHIEVED IN THE AMERICAN THEATRE *REFRIGERATED COMFORTGOOD SEATS NOW ON SALE FOR ALL PERFORMANCESOPENING NIGHT THRU MONDAY, JULY 5CINEMA 70 BOXOFFICE (Open daily 11 a.m.-9 p.m.) CHIEF THEATRE BOX OFFICE—DowntownBROADMOOR HOTELBroadmoorSEARS SOUTHGATE STOREHiiiiiimiinmiiniiiiCHELTON ROAD SOUTH OF HIWAY 24PRICES INCLUDING TAX:EVENINGS (Sunday thru Thursday) $2.00 • EVENINGS (Friday and Saturday) $2.50MATINEES (Monday thru Fiday) $1.50 • MATINEES (Saturday Sunday) $2.00MAIL ORDERS WELCOME • SEND REMITTANCE WITH SELF ADORSESED STAMPEDENVELOPE TO CINEMA 70. P.O. SOX 1150, COLORADO SPRINGS, COIO.AMPLE FREE PARKING AT THEATRE PARKING LOP.COLORADO SPRINGS
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