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ft i 11 0 4W'WW i THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Sunday, August 1, 1964 11-F ca K1 I.I It 131 II 11 a i -i -i lth at Broadway Ph. 247-172 HOLLYWOOD'S FIRST ART Both in Color! -k NOTHING LIKE IT1 mmm Bob Hope comedy, "A Global Affair" tonight through Tuesday. The same film is on the program at the Ritz Theater Friday and Saturday, teamed with "Flipper's New Adventure." "The Thin Red Line," with Kelr Dullea and Jack Warden, will start a four night run at the Hillsboro Wednesday Evening. Tonight through Tuesday at the Auto Park Drive-in Theater will be "Robinson Crusoe on Mars." "Jason and the Argonauts" will be on the program at the Auto Park Wednesday and Thursday. The new Spanish-language film opening a three day run at the Ritz Theater Tuesday will be the slightly-comic story, "La Cigarra No Es un Bicho," starring Luis Sandrini and Mirtha Legrand.

"800 Le-guas por el Amazonas," with Carlos Lopez Moctezum and Elvira Quintana, will be on the same program. nel and John Erickson. Randall plays each of the mysterious doctor's seven faces. A NUMBER of films are returning to the area for further showing or for their first drive-in runs. Walt Disney's "The Moon-spinners," starring Hayley Mills, Peter McEnery, Eli Wallach, and Pola Negri, starts Wednesday and plays through Saturday at the 20th Century and the Fun-La Drive-In Theaters.

Starting a three-day run at these two theaters tonight Is the adventure film, "Zulu." Olivia de Havilland is the star of the suspense shocker, "Lady in a Cage" tonight through Tuesday at the Skyway Drive-In Theater. Ann Sothern is featured. The film will also play today and tomorrow at the Ritz Theater. Wednesday and Thursday at the Skyway will be the comedy, "Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed?" starring Carol Burnett and Dean Martin. THE HILLSBORO Drive-In Theater will be showing the By BERNIE McGOVERN Tribune Entertainment Editor Five new motion pictures light up theater screens in Tampa this week.

Music and comedy, drama and Cinerama will be The Palace Theater, which ended its extended run of "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" last week and closed its will reopen Friday eveninr with the new Cine, rama production, "Circus World." John Wayne, Claudia Car-dinale and Rita Hayworth are the stars. Featured are John Smith, Lloyd Nolan, Richard Conte, and the world's top circus acts. "Circus World" Is set in Europe and follows the actions of a turn-of-the-century American circus touring the continent. JOHN HUSTON'S screen version of Tennessee Williams' "The Night of the Iguana" will open Friday at Florida Theater. It stars Richard Burton, Ava Gardner, Deborah Kerr and Sue Lyon.

Burton plays Williams' tormented defrocked minister involved with the three ladies during a stopover at a Mexican hotel. Williams' work won the Drama Critics Award as the Best Play of the 1961-62 New York season. The Florida Theater will end the extended engagement of "The Carpetbaggers," starring George Peppard, Carroll Baker, Alan Ladd, Martin Balsam and Elizabeth Ashley, Thursday. ErittliTS LAZA I ABNY I Tnq "THE NEW INTERNS" will be the new motion picture opening at the Britton Theater this week. The film, a sequel to "The Interns" will start Thursday.

Michad Cal-lan, Dean Jones, Telly Sa-valas, Barbara Eden, Stefanie Powers, I Stevens, George Segal and Kay Stevens are the stars of this look at the further adventures of the hospital young set. The Britton's extended engagement of Meredith Will-son's "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" ends Wednesday. Debbie Reynolds sings the title role. Another look at the young set will be offered In the new romantic musical comedy "Looking for Love." The film, starring Connie Francis, is presently scheduled to open Thursday at the Tampa Theater. Featured are Jim Hutton, Susan Oliver, Joby Baker, Barbara Nichols, and Jay C.

Flippen. Also in the film are Johnny Carson, George Hamilton, Yvette Mimieux, Paula Prentiss and Danny Thomas. 77 Last 4 Days! 0PEN TeM on Broadway Now on the Scresi From Mint? Shack to 1 Champagne wmimm SUNDAY SPECIAL DINNERS r- StahLbJhuAAdai mil HAKVt ntUNtU na DEBBIE REYNOLD! BARBARA EDEN DEAN JONES STEVENS INGER STEPHENS this picture will be Ages 16 and over. FEATURES 1 1:05. 4:20, I 1 7:05, :45 I l) i mil ii ii USJLJUU SOUP OF THE DAY BAKED CHICKEN with Country Dumplings $1.45 SOUTHERN PAN FRIED CHICKEN $1.85 ROAST YOUNG TURKEY with Dressing and Cranberry Sauce $1.99 PRIME SIRLOIN OF BEEF Au Jus $1.99 BROILED SWORD FISH with Lemon Butter $1.65 THE BEATLES' "A Hard Days Night" is scheduled to run through Wednesday at the Tampa Theater.

Tony Randall stars in the unusual fantasy film, "7 Faces of Dr. Lao," which starts its first run tonight. The film will play through Tuesday at the Dale Mabry and the Tow-ter Drive-In Theaters. Featured in the movie are Barbara Eden, Arthur O'Con- WTO WTO Fun! Suspense! STARRING MICHAEL CALLAN STEPHANIE POWERS KAY It is our belief thnt most appreciated by I VEGETABLES CREAMED WHIPPED POTATOES or SWEET POTATOES EN SURPRISE NEW GREEN BEANS CREAMED, UNIONS SALAD TOSSED WITH CHOICE OP DRESSING 1 Richard Burton deals with a penniless poet, Cyril Delevanti, and three beautiful women, Deborah Kerr, Sue Lyon and Ava Gardner, in "The Night of the" Iguana," opening Friday at the Florida Theater. DESSERT HOME MADE PEACH COBBLER HOT ASSORTED ROLLS BUTTER COFFEE or TEA Tampa Airport Notel Home of the World's Best Prime MIKE VERNON, General Manager 2222 N.

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