Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 37

Chicago Tribune, Friday, April 2, 1976 Sections 7 MOTION WCTUtlS 1st. Chkoftaa4 MOTION FrCTUtES lt. aim Chlmi'M MOTION PICTURES 1st Bva Chkogoload MOTION MCTVItS 11. twi rtiii ginel 'XV 1 3 4s- "tp 1 1 11 ,4., 7'-" Tho Motley Crew The ghost of this repast THE POLTERGEIST to be the ghost of former owner that Inhabits the Edinburgh Castle Inn at S938 N. Broadway must feel strangely out of place alnce Judy MacDougaU converted it almost a year ago from a neighborhood pub into a fancy restaurant with napery, goblets, substantial tableware, and all that.

The dining room is carpeted with a plaid, which for some 6trange reason is the clan Crawford plaid rather than the MacDougaU plaid. The Crawford plaid also adorns a good part of the wall space. There are pictures of various lairds in their kilts about the walls. It should be a mistake to assume that the castle painted on the rear wall is the Edinburgh Castle. It is the Dunollie MacDougaU Castle at Oban, which is somewhere in Argyle.

IT MAY BE doubted the change is to the liking of a former coworker, Denny Murray, who claims to be the only person who has actually seen the Edinburgh Castle ghost, but it Is to the liking of Mrs. MacDougaU, and after all she owns the place. It had been five years since the scrivener's previous visit; so when Leanita McClaln announced she was going there with Clarence Page and Howard Ftaberg and Helen Sierra, it seemed a propitious time to find out what changes had been wrought. Well, sir, the authentic continental and Scottish cuisine the Edinburgh Castle Inn boasts of stiU includes -X Glynn Turman and Jonelie Allen are co Margaux Hemingway is at-stars in The River Niger." with Cicely tacked by Chris Sarandon in Tyson and James Earl Jones, a powerful "Lipstick," an explosive drama at drama at the Chicago Theater. Roosevelt and others.

MmasssM(ssnaMSnHWSt (K'lf-V-'IIWryWV T'w(BJ I i.iu if, Vc 1 z. nsr oesuty mauinsf Mmous, Anictof wiolencsmadeher sven mors famous. made her Thlstory of a woman's outrsoe and a woman's It I 4 ravenge. i i I lai.wivi i li Richard Dreyfuss seduces Jessica Harper. Lynda Carter, former Miss a wide-eyed innocent in "Inserts," an ad- U.S.A., and Marjoe Gortner ult drama about Hollywood in the "30s.

star in "Bobby Jo and the United Artists.at UA Marina Cinemas. Outlaw," in outlyings. MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES SPECIAL SHOWINO SPECIAL SHOWINO SPECIAL SHOWINO 1 DIKO DE UUREMT1IS Presents a FREDDIE FIELDS production "1 lipstick WNNER-OF ACADEMY steak and kidney pie. Five years ago, on jnonoay nights, it was $1.45. Today, it is $6.25.

That is one of the prices of progress. Adieu, budget dining, adieu. StiU, it must be said that today's steak and kidney pie does seem to have a far superior flavor than it did when the price was lower. That is one of the advantages of progress. LEANITA, CLARENCE, and Howard had the Scot, tlsh gigot lamb cutlet with peas and potato cones; Helen had the shepherd's pie casserole $5.95, and of course the scrivener had the steak and kidney pie.

For old time's sake, Mrs. MacDougaU threw in an order of potato scones, making it the first taste of those the scrivener has had in 50 years or so. Before ordering, Leanita asked the scrivener, "What a gigot?" Alas, the scrivener did not know. "What did you caU lamb when you were a lad eating at home?" she inquired. We called it mutton; what else? The food was good enough that everyone made much over the fact that Helen cleaned her plate, which seems to be a rather unusual occurrence.

The maitre de suggested something that sounded like truffle for dessert, but truffle can hardly be considered a dessert, so Leanita and the scrivener opted for the strawberries Romanoff $1.75 per; adieu, budget dining, which was scrumptious creation simply loaded with calories. By the time Clarence and Howard got to dessert, they discovered that what we thought was truffle was actually English trifle SI per and they had that. This is a sponge cake with custard, fruit juice, preserves, and other goodies. IT OUGHT to be noted that the elusive poltergeist Is still at work. Nothing bounced around unduly, but the little match boxes we found on our table with our names on them indicated the mischievous spirit had been there.

The scrivener's name was misspelled. So was Howard's. "Back when it was Feinberg, everyone pronounced It Finberg," said Howard. "My father thought it would take care of that; so he changed it to Finberg. Now everyone pronounces it Feinberg." And that, too, must be one of the prices of progress.

John R. Thomson All aboard for South Bend Some tickets wiU be available at the counter Sunday in the Illinois Central station for an excursion to South Bend, aboard the South Shore Line. Sponsored by the Blackhawk Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society, the excursion departs at 9:58 a.m. from the Randolph Street station and returns there at 6:45 p.m. Buses wUl meet the train and take participants to Mishawaka, to the "100 Center," a shopping center and site of the old Kamm and Scbel-linger Brewery which was built in 1853.

Tickets, at $15 for adults and $10 for children 5 to II, do not include meals. It Isn't always an invitation to a kits. Introducing MARGAUX HEMINGWAY Starring CHRIS SARAHDOM PERRY KING and AKNE BANCROFT Produced by FREDDIE FIELDS Directed by LAMONT JOHNSON Screenplay by DAVID RAYFEL BESTSCREENPLAY FRANK PIERSON rIbestbictoM Music by MICHEL POLNAREFF TECHNICOLOR A PARAMOUNT RELEASE SPECIAL SHOWINO SPECIAL SHOWINO SPECIAL SHOWINO SPECUl SHOWINO -Ji SATURDAY A SUMRAY. motion ncruits SPECIAL SHOWINO) MOTION PICTURES SPECIAL SHOWINO I The marine. vkhi swore you WIV1IVI I c' rnwrngrnggimB In I never mil iit ma iumimki I ne roanngiy runny tale of a cross-eyed jf ecomes the film "'COOLEY HIGH' Is a landmark movie, one of the An Artists Entertainment Umpairc hrooucttoo lion who is year's most important and heartenina.

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