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LAST 4 DAYS (sssprs "YEAR'S BEST Showtimes Today TCP ACADEMY AWARD PICK "HIGHEST RATING" N. r. Dollf Newt ONA17ET it it it it THE PERFECT PSYCHOLOGICAL SUSPENSE THRILLER FLAWLESS FILM!" "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST!" SHOWN fc 1 FREE PARKINS i t.vrl across street gas purchase STARTS N. Y. Timet Herald Trio.

Doily News World Tl. Sun No Admission After Start of Feature PADDnii RAlFR 5 GFDRGF MAHARS IBB jt-)T 4 1 DRIVE I Ik at :00 Jerry Lewis "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" at 7:00 Olivia DeHavilland "LADY IN A CAGE' it 10:30 in color "ROBINSON CARUSO ON MARS' AFTERNOON i I ALL I COLOR SHOW Frankie Avalon Annette Funicallo "MUSCLE BEACH PARTY" at 9:07 in color Robert Cumminqs Annette Funicello "BEACH PARTY" show at 7:00 in color Jamei Mason Shelly Winters "LOLITA" at 10:45 E35 SUNDAY, FEB, 7th Serving Noon 'til 8 P.M. llft.jiiii.lim.a.e.-ait II uuOtfll A JJ DRIVE-INS Central "Muscle Beach Party," "Lolita," Beach Party." Empire "Disorderly Orderly," "Lady in a Cage," "Robinson Crusoe on Mars." Vale Headlines Show Tonight Two hours of entertainment, with Jerry Vale as headliner, will begin at 8 tonight at the annual Letter Carriers Benevolent Association Stage Show and Dance in the Community War Memorial. Besides the young singer, the entertainers will be the singing DiMarra Sisters, Musical Wades, Burns Twins and Evelyn, Max Cooper and acrobats Leon and Luba. The Kenny Un-win Orchestra will play for dancing.

Eddie Meath will be master of ceremonies. if 1 I i lj MUSIC Eastman Chad Mitchell Trio in folk songs, 8:15. MOVIES Palace "Baby the Rain Must Fall," 1:20, 4:20, 7:20, "Life in Danger," 12:20, 3:10,6:10,9:10. Paramount "36 Hours," 12:55, 4:05, 7:15, "Raiders from Beneath the Sea." Regent "Atragon," 1:20, 4:10, 7:05, 10; "The Littlest Warrior," 12:05, 2:55, 5:50, 8:45. Cinema "Sex and the Single Girl," 1:15, 3:15, 5:20, 725 9:45.

Coronet "Becket," 8. Fine Arts "Topkapi," 7:20 and 9:40. Little "Seance on a Wet Afternoon," 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. Monroe "Mary Poppins," 11:30, 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30. Riviera "My Fair Lady," 2 and 8.

Stoneridge "Goldfinger," 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:45. Capri "Disorderly Orderly," 7, 9:50: "Stage to Thunder Rock," 8:30. Lyell "Vertigo," 3:50, "Psycho," 2, 6, 9:55. Waring "Psycho," 2, 6, 9:55 "Vertigo," 3:50, 7:50. Ridge "The Tattooed Police Horse." "Emil and the Detectives," 8:20.

8:30 CONTINUOUS FROM 9 A.M. A.M. CTIIME ARTS II SOUTH 6IIOOIYII1-SI0 I I I 1 SIV30RGAS60R HELD OVER 7th WEEK! "ONE OF THE TEN BEST" NATIONAL BOARD OF REVfEVV "ELECTRIFYING SUSPENSE COMBINED WITH FUN AND STUNNING PHOTOGRAPHY Jean Walrath, Over 40 palate-pleasing dishes like Beef Stroganoff, Saucr-braten, Clam or Shrimp Cocktails, and Salads galore! Regular Full Course Dinners Too! Enjoy Our New Candlelight Room Accommodates Up To 500 Persons Adults $2.95 Children 1 .25 United Dinner Club Ticket's IVot Accepted For Smorgasbord PETER li MOVIE" N.Y. Herald RICMAKU lUMun PETER O'TOOLE AT 7:00 4 :50 VEDNESDAY pbpf ARTISTS Men th jewtls tn 7:20 9:40 TICKETS at BOX OFFICE $5 per COUPLE ill fi sen Ml -a-IITED feature at Disney's greatest achievement! TORNADO Steve Mc-Queen plays the stormy rebel in "Baby the Rain Must Fall," showing at the Palace. DOORS OPEN JULIE ANDREWS FEATURE SHOWN AT 9 A.M.

1 1:30 A.M. 24:307:009:30 Walt UCHNICOLOR' GREEN LANTERN INN Straight Out East Are. or Enstrrn Expressway FAIRPORT 4 Corners LU 6-3980 Ol964W.lt Oisney Productions amiiy cimmg PTOtMiGHT! Today's Top Singing Sensation 9ff3 The Di Morro Sisters! liiSf Twins Evelynl Comedian Max Cooper DDIE" Fabulous Leon and Democrat and Chronicle TJ Rochester, N. DO Feb. 6, 1965 '36 Hours' Tauf, Tidy Spy Yam By JEAN WALRATH The new spy picture at the Paramount, "36 Hours," wasn't made to be believed (or somebody is crazy) but while it runs its course the viewers is too intrigued to care.

The fantastic idea on which the story is built is this: With D-Day approaching, the Nazis search out an American Army intelligence officer in Spain, drug him and drag him off to Germany where they have set up a hospital and staffed it completely with English speaking persons in order to trick the captive into talking. Considering that the Nazis were notorious for anything but their delicacy in interrogation of prison- ers, the idea has to be swallowed like a whole goose egg. Yet, they've made a good game of it for the movie that stars James Garner as the American, Rod Taylor as a German doctor who looks and talks American, and Eva Marie Saint as a nurse assigned to the care of the "patient." TIIE OBJECT OF the painstaking enemy is to convince the American that the war has been over for years, that he is emerging from amnesia and that anything he recalls about D-Day plans is all history. The Germans are defeated, he is told, and he will learn all the details in time. There's a time-limit on the scheme.

If the doctor 1 hasn't succeeded within 36 hours in getting the man to talk, the S.S. guards will take over the interrogation and God help him. There's a Nazi suspicion I that the American is a bright man who may catch on, and the Nazis, depicted as somewhat stupid eggs, though crafty, can't put their trust in a mere doctor who lives by his mind. )( IT'S A FAIRLY TIDY and taut plot for all that, and the spy story audiences who have been waiting for this kind of movie will surely go along with it respect- fully at least until the inevitable ending begins to shape up. There's really only one way, as all mo- viemakers seem to know, to bring such a story to an exciting end.

Garner, completely turn-ing his back on comedy for this part, performs with poise and perfect appearance as the American off i- cer but Taylor takes the honors for his portrayal of an American-born German doctor in charge of the bizarre project a loyal non-Nazi soldier outwardly relaxed and sympathetic, inwardly decent but aware of the brutal consequences if he should fail. Miss Saint is fine as a nurse released from a concentration camp for the assignment. Werner Peters is right as the Nazi heavy, a shade restrained. LATE SHOW TONIGHT 10:20 P.M. with Kiddie the RESTAURANT LOUNGE AT Polynesian Smorgasbord Every Tues.

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