The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • 4

cam Page4 Des Moines Register 3, 1971 Feather on Jazz THEATER CLOCK Davenport Man Ss Road Fatality By a Staff Writer DAVENPORT, IA. Larry Correction Sly and His Family Stir ISU Crowd AMES, IA. Three of the gospel-singing "Stewart Four" Sylvester (Sly), Rosie andj Popularity of Blues Gives Witherspoon a New Life STUDIO III: Lord Farthingay, Lonely Housewives 11, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11. WAK0NDA: Guess Who's Coming To Dinner 3:50, 7:30. Pursuit of Happiness 2, 5:40, 9:20.

(Saturday's starting times as provided by theater managers.) VARSITY: Sand Pebbles 2, 7:05. Little Murders 5:05, 10:10. CINEMA Same as Varsity. PLAZA: Little Big Man 2, 4:25, 7, 9:30. Richard E.

Benson of 1922 Des Moines St. was incorrectly identified in the Mar. 25 Register as having been named in a $235,000 damage suit filed in Polk County District Court. Benson is not involved in the By Leonard Feather c1971 Los Angeles Times LOS AXGELES, CALIF. Now that B.

B. King has tounded music businessmen by achieving membership in Superstar the fringe benefits for other performers Freddie came to Iowa State S.E. 14TH DRIVE-IN: Cartoons 7. Midnight Cowboy 7:15, repeating first hour at 11:25. In the Heat of the Night 9:35.

WEST-VUE DRIVE-IN: Cartoons 7. On a Clear Day 7:30. Out of Town- ers 9.48. NEW STARLIGHT: Cartoons 7. Cotton Comes to Harlem 7:20, 11:05.

They Eugene Elliot, 23, of Davenport, died Friday morning after being thrown from the car he was driving when it flipped after he lost control of the car on a curve. The Iowa Highway Patrol said the accident, on U.S. Highway 6 in the northeast part of town, apparently occurred about 4:30 a.m. A passing motorist found Elliot about three hours later. University Friday night and INGERS0LL: Ryan's Daughter 2, 8.

'PARAMOUNT: Homer 2:10, 4, 6, 8, I 10. 1 FLEUR Lovers and Other Strangers 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. iFLEUR II: Julius Caesar 2:15, 7:45, 10. are suit, which was filed against Richard E. Benson of 7604 Col-the lege Drive, former president of becoming apparent.

Jim'mv Witherspoon, for in-: added-starter. sensation of 1959 Monterey Jazz Festival Basic Chemicals, Inc. was only a customer, but I just The Register regrets the er- felt like Since then ror. he has toured Europe and Ja- i stance, has been crying the everloving blues for close to 30 years, but today, at 47, he is eniovine the kind of promotion Call Me Mister Tibbs 9:15. MINI-X: Loving Day on Yellow Rock 11, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.

The Killing Instrument 12, 2, 4, 6, 8. 10. iFLEUR III: Love Story 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. iFLEUR IV: Love Story 2:30, 4:30, i 7:30, 9:30. CAPRI: The Priest's Wife 2, 6:05, 10:15.

Harper 4, 8. RIVIERA: The Barefoot Executive 1, 3, Pro-Lindsay Demos Open N.Y.C. Office NEW YORK, N.Y. (AP) A al support companies usually pan. recorded for a half dozen reserve for their rock and folk 1 labels, and enjoyed moderate heroes.

success. hannpnnd in thp nast 1 Recently Spoon took part in I i 5, 7, 9. RIVER HILLS: My Fair Lady 2, 8. Woman of 1971 an all-star album assembled by: group urging Republican Mayor jCAP'LDRiVE-iN: prehis one women; few months." savs Wither-! snnnn "has rhanppH mv whole Jimmy Haskell. Singing "The 10:30.

They Drove Old Dixie inau-maued the folks. Now they're the family of Sly and the Family Stone. With bright costumes and halos of hair, they brought some 6,000 young people at ISU's Greek Week concert a slinking, screaming, foot-stomping succession of grinding, churning soul music that has made them one of the top groups on the pop music scene. i And like their other con- i certs for the past four years, i father K. C.

Stewart was there thinking his kids will I be rich and famous "maybe someday." "They all came out of the church," said K.C., 59, who' raised his five children in Val-' lejo, Calif. Along with daughter Lorettaj who played piano but now: life. I was sent on a promotion- Night Down." he was part of a com the Democratic Party and seek i presidential nomination opened a national headquarters pany that included Mama Cass PLANTATION DRIVE-IN: The House That Dripped Blood 9. Daddy's Gone A-Hunting 7:15, 11. PIONEER DRIVE-IN: Devil's Rider 7:15, 10:15.

Hell's Belles 8:30, 11:30. al tour by ABC Records. 1 even have a public relations office working for me, for the first time in my life. Friday without Lindsay's blessing. "Our ultimate goal is to convince just one man that Lindsay should run and that man is John Lindsay," said CINEMA II: The House That Dripped; Mrs.

Irene E. Peacock of West Des Moines has been named woman of the year by the Des Moines chapter of the American Business Women's Association. Mrs. Peacock, who is employed as a teller at Iowa-Des Moines National Bank, will take part in the association's national competition at Anaheim, in October. Blood 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.

HOLIDAY: The Stewardesses 7:30, "There's no doubt that B.B.'s success, on the same label, has helped me. But the strange part of it is, I've had a white audience and an in- 9:15. Christopher Jonas, cochairman CINEMA III: Pornography Copenhagen 197011, 12:30, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30, 11. of the "Commi ttee for a Choice." and the James Gang, i "At first I didn't think I could do it. But then I real-j ized the melodic line is I great, it's a heck of a lyric, so why not? I really felt it; and when Spoon sings it, you I know it's going to wind up being the blues." Spoon can indeed weave the unlikeliest fabric into well-tailored blues material.

Given the encouragement of a public now more ready to accept, as an art, this idiom that was long despised or ignored, he can sing his own thing today with a sense of dignity, confidence and MB ternational audience much longer than B.B. I remember when we were working to-1 gether at the Apollo Theater, he asked me why he could never get some of these college concert dates that I was playing." Those are the breaks. Spoon, as he has long been called in AUDREY HEPBURN REX HARRISON I vr 1 FUNNIEST MOVIE I'VE SEEN works at a California school Sly at age 12, Rose, 10, and Fred, 8, traveled as a gospel trio, the Stewart Four. Choir Singer "I took them all to church; made 'em go to Sunday school," K. C.

said. "They sang in the choir and all that. When CA1128M984 FOR THIS YEAR BARKEEP MUST POST NOTICE SHENANDOAH- Continued from Page One RESERVATIONS, LOVERS blues and soul circles, was the! purpose. A -R- K' Kht MI) 1st Run! THE KING OF THE CYCLE HITS! SHOWS 2-4-6-8-10 LIEC. HTRS.

RIDER ot 7:15 10:15 Belles at 8:30 1130 LAST 5 DAYS! SHOWS AT 2:15 iMMtllllilhUL'fcm Child Under 13 $1.00 Adult $2.00 4:30 refusing to serve Mexican-I Americans. She said his rea-j son was that "he had been I advised by others that such refusal had been the policy of I the previous owner and that it was the policy of the City of Shenandoah." Mrs. Full's findings said Bu-row had agreed during private conciliation meetings to "cease and desist," but then declined iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiii REVIEW liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii you're doing something in the church, you put more into it until you feel it yourself. "You can tell it's in them all of them. Sly's got it and he can't get it out of him." William Shakespeare's Julius 10:00 MEET THE PHONE 288-6069 THE CYCLE JUNGLE OF HOT STEEL AND RAW FLESHIA 1 DEBUTANTE IN A 7 CAESAR WALT SKIRT DISNEY -G- Itching for Action production 1 to Look for it-- Charlton Heston Jason Robards PANAVISION'tolom, TEfHNiroi OR- And these days, with Sly on to sign a conciliation agree- Kun; She'll make it ment because of provisions that Where she js! i 1 raw jf-jp.

EXECUTIVE TECHNICOLOR HARPER ddiitii iinirnr BRUTAL VIOLENCE would require him to protect Mexican-American customers from harassment. "Nothing in the law prevents the tavern keeper from refusing service to a specific individual who causes trouble," Mrs. Full found. "However, a tavern owner has as much obligation to 2TOP i HITS! I 4 8 P.M. Turned On By Cool Chicks PRIEST 2,6:03, 10:15 Wards and Burning Rubber! organ, Rosie on electric piano and Freddie on lead guitar, "it" is what Sly and the Family Stone has to sell.

That's with the help of Jerry Martini on saxophone, Cynthia Robison on trumpet, Greg Errico on drums and Larry Brown on bass. Mason Proffit Sly wrapped up an evening in the ISU Armory that began with The West Minist'r a band from Fort Dodge and moved quickly enough to Mason Proffit, a five-piece group which is into a pioneer fantasy and country-flavored thing freely using banjo and steel guitar, i Gary Claxton -an -i wtrngg JEREMY SLATE AOAM ROARKE-JOCELYN LANE ROSS KANANZA SHARON MAHON I1IDGELY ABELE mmwmm Gp COLOR AND, ON THE SAME PROGRAM ELEC. HTRS. 3 WILD WILD HITS BARBARELLA AT 8:40 Sophia Loren Marcello Mastroianni PRIEST'S WIFE" prevent conflict and tensions which arise from racial causes as any other kind of trouble." The commission order, issued Thursday, requires Burow to post a "clearly visible" notice asserting that no customer will be refused service or otherwise mistreated because of race, creed, color, ancestry, religion or sex. The order also requires Burow to send the commission copies of the advertisements declaring a non-discriminatory policy.

SHOWS FLEUR3 I 2-4 6 810 I FUUR 4 FEATURES AT BOTH THEATERS! 1 Snow Route Bill SAND i PEBBLES AT 2 7:05 MURDERS at 5:05, 10:10 Advanced to Ray Elliot Gould Den The Iowa Legislature Friday SINGLES $3 COUPLES $5.00 AT ALL 3 THEATRE'S completed action on a bill al Sutherland i i-. I i i i i lowing cities to designate emer 1 i i 1 i gency snow routes and to fine A efih i cut. 7.00 ALL NEW PROGRAM motorists whose cars without IN-CAR HEATERS ALL COLOR. 6mm snow tires or chains obstruct liii non CADTunmAV!) traffic during a snowstorm. The Iowa House passed the kVIIU I Mill 1 1 1 II I CO-HIT AT Both Theatersl Steve McQueen CANOICE BERGAN RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH THE LORD WANTS TO RELAX FOR THE bill, 84 to 7.

It previously had passed the Senate and now goes to Gov. Robert Ray. live with The bill would allow city 52 "LONELY locjI1 HOUSEWIVES" HOW DO THEY SPEND THEIR TIME "MIDNIGHT COWBOY" LATE SHOW 11:00 NOW PLAYINGiO SHOWS 1 1-1-3-5-7-9 ALL NEW PROGRAM moo NOW EASTCATE 266-9100 SHOWING! mm ill Michael Barbara i councils to designate certain streets as snow routes and to post signs along the routes. During a snow emergency, the driver of a vehicle not equipped with chains, snow tires or a non-slip differential could be fined if the vehicle gets stuck and blocks traffic. $1000 Theft at DM.

Apartment Two refrigerators, a roll of carpeting and a refrigerator cart worth a total of $1,100 were taken in a break-in at an unoccupied apartment at 1411 Beaver Ave. late Thursday night or early Friday morning, police iTnTTJl LATE II if II ew 77)Sarrazin Hershey II LI flniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CINEMA TODAY eaters at Drive In SHOW DON'Tl HOUSE at 9 P.M. Only pursuit il MISS IT! lit rl FRI. SAT. 11:00 guess who'syy coming I happmessM OPEN 6 30 CART.

7:00 SHOWS 11 r. 'i. ii.j. .1 .1.1 i n. i i .11 am NOW IN ONE BIG PROGRAM NOW OPEN DOORS OPEN 1:45 P.M.

FEATURES 7:00.9:30 PLEASE H' From the author of "Psycho" Color GP) Co-Hit at Drive In Only at 7:1 5 11 gp "DADDY'S GONE A "y1' 1 SCREEN I NO ROOM Now the amazing experiment from Oenmark. where (here is no censorship. Xf CfS of FREE ABinnnnti said. The apartment is in a new building owned by Smarter Homes, 3901 S.W. Twenty-eighth Place, police said.

In addition to stealing the items, the burglars caused about $100 damage to the apartment, officers said. Police said the thieves broke 'IPFlfVIED I XI 8 LOCATED LOBBY STUDIO III NEW POLICY! 2 BIG HITS "TENDER FLESH" IT'S ALL THERE FOR YOU TO SEE "SPLIT COMMISSIONS" HOT 16 MM I FfEXCIIINB MOVIE! DliSTlfM HOff MAN its THIS FILM TELLS THE TRUTH" THEYCMl out a second-floor window at SINGLES $3.00 COUPLES $5 "LITTLE BIG MAN NiSirnN BALSAM FAYE DLNAWAY I. D. ME MISTER CONTINUOUS SHOWS TIBBS!" the rear of the building to gain entry. Pupils Give Gift To St.

Anthony's Eight h-grade students at TODAY AT 2:00 and 8:00 ADULTS 2.50 NO CHILDRENS TICKETS SOLD a new cipproach. COLOR Ml A RATED YOU MUST BE 18 HAVE I D. ALL SEATS $3 St. Anthony's School, Sixteenth Astoryof lo. rail DavidLean 'st4s- 1 Nominated mm NOW SHOWING 7:15 MM 'Ji Daughter ACADEMY AWARDS untHM KMRO Hie Stewardesses t0 HfcKBW SAWH MIES and Columbus streets, presented the school Friday with audi o-visual equipment they purchased with money they raised through a pancake breakfast.

The equipment, which included projectors, an electric typewriter and a record player, was presented to Sister Marian Smith by Francie Punelii, class treasurer, and John Scaglione, class president. The eighth graders raised $1,150 at a pancake breakfast on Mar. 7. BarbraH THK IWUBUSHABLE PRESENTED IM Streisand FEATURES TODAY AT NOVEL IS KOW AMERICA'S MOST, CONTROVEF. FlIM! Montand Sti'SSJ The story of a boy SISI8KIS0 TOTHOSf Hi OViK WITH 1.0.

trapped in DIRECT FROM CALIFORNIA! Both Features Rated Sizzling "10VIH' DAY AT YELLOVYROCK" AND "THE KILLING INSTRUMENT" 11-1 -3-5-7-9 BLOCK SOUTH OF WALNUT ON 4TH SEE ITTONtCHT On A Cl YouCanSeePre 7:40, 9:15 9 CV ADDCO SUNDAY SHOfS enemy A small town in America HOMER' N. VIET DELEGATE PARIS, FRANCE (REUTER) Von Van Sung, North VieU nam's new delegate-general in France, Friday presented his credentials to Premier Jacques CJbfcban-Delmas here. ALSO AT 9 4S "THE OUT OFTOWNERS" RATED GP Don Scardino Tisa Farrow GP lASTMANCO'-OK Vk xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxmxxxxxxxxxxxxxx IfilTTI i.