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BEST. COPY AVAILABLE Chicago Tribune. Wednesday, June 11, 1980 Section motion pictures MOTION PICTURES 1st. Run Chlcagolantl MOTION PICTURiS lit. Run Chlcaneland MOTION PICTURIJ 1H.

Run Chicago land 'i MOTION PICTURIS tmmm SQUTHWEST 'f JOHN TRAVOLTA' ,3 70841:0 17 The story of Herec He wanted to be but he didn't have the right connections. URBAN COWiOT a PS IWtHE FROMKCaTRU 10-40 G0I)IVAn 1 It WRSON 1ONB Uf.VIKI COSTEAU Tower Ticker By Aaron Gold nl Walter Cronkite fl I ft if I 28S-M02 1 SILENT SCREAM AFORCEOFONS toon '0PS4M COWBOY 8 30 PO. BCaPI fHOM ALOTBHX 10-40 EW YORIUV aiteo dead for at feast on its way out), don't tell New Yorkers, who are having too much fun at the dozens of discos all over' town. Since Studio 54 lost its liquor 0 FRIDAY thi win 30 1W IOiW -1 T.l INT EASTWOOD BRONCO BILLY 840 A0ULT8 ONlV-ftATBO (X) "M8. MAGNIFICENT -v'? MM ICE Bi ILK 1 Die LAUGHING ioao pm-viewo or oouwa ArmwnONt Jicense, the place to go is Xenon, a refurbished theater on 43d Street east of Broadway, owned by fort mer rock promoter Howard Stin.

(After all, the Beautiful People and the Bizarre and show business entertainer need somewhere chic to show roft and hang out after hours.) fi i Monday was the disco's second anniversary, which was celebrated with a slide of the disco on a twotory screen, thousands of Htauoons, exploding "cannonballs' filled with chicken. (are you ready for this?) a punk disco Pallet. Truman Caoote was the first celebrity to ar- 7 4, i It' ft' 1 lijMMt 71MOnjnd OPEN (. RiU.TCLA.. ti7-tii- too i "The Baltimore Bullet LUNA" r-phone: ae6 Him 'Hrwiiyptwi itivi Mtauin THiVtonr "HOOWIUTTSWTO1S 1 WAHPtRtFtt' Tl paiofci 1:46 ONLV -CHIOCIN CRQNICtE' 'MUMANOIDI it i ,1.

niw -4 11 'HOG lAAiu ww. tww .1 FROM THE DEKP 'the party. He came directly from a sneak' LWUMKl wi -woarwooo Kwowrr 3 tx a.a IWC Wtll TAUCK TUAM1IT Ic.Jffinn'tKOHCOBIUVl PATIO "ALMOST HUMAN" 900 Only 7:30 ONLY preview! "Urban Cowboy" and- all be wanted was some-Maalox to settle his stomath, JOHN in town for "Urban Cowboy" I. uii uci i rci III VAMi KMOM Vt KRAMET lIUnTIIA IRICUIE Junes' ltillrwni 7:15, (PQ) paid 17.50 to see the controversial film 1 THE "VAMEHICAM itn SOUTH I -HUMAN04D. HOG STHI HIP WILD1 CUNT tASTWOOO I IHVE McQUttH RaNCO mn IHIHV IT THE Cffoto B)ILLT Tthi holi WARRIORS 1OO Schneider and Warner's apparently have reached an agreement, and the blond actor will appear In the remaining episodes.

BACK IN CHICAGO: Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Hoi-lek, here for the American Booksellers Association was a surprise visitor to Mayor Byrne's Monday press conference. Facing the four TV cameras and 25 to 30 reporters, Kollek said. "I have nothing like this back home. I'm impressed, but it's a little scary. I have a spokesman, someone available to apswer questions, but not so good an arrangement as Mayor has here." Byrne is planning a formal dinner for Kollek when he returns here Slimmer.

The special paint that mural artist Richard Haas is using on Gene Callahan's 1211 La Salle building is made In Germany "and is guaranteed to last '90 years. Pianist-singer Judy Roberts and her dad, bassist Bob Loewy, will celebrate Father's Day by appearing together at. Redford's Pub, John arid George Annw, whose Johnny's Steak Houseat Wabash and Congress burned in 1978, open a newjJohnny's Wednesday at' 161 E. Huron St, Singer RIc Martin will be the initial lounge attraction. Great America will open its Show Arena June 21 with the "Country Music Who says you cant gel something for aothing anymore The USA Rainbow RoUet Skating Rink at 4836 N.

Clark St. is letting everyone in free Wednesday night and; charging no skata rental fee, either. (The company: iv '-president is in town, and, the manager wants a JuU house.) iis'' TICKER BITS: Chicago attorney Scott Hodei Is be named to the U.S. State Department't 1 1 I LINT FHIDAi OHKAM Si30-B1tJ VA-' UJsJ HOLLYWOOD KNIGHTS 1:48 1:46 5i45 7:46 9:46 i COLUMBIAPCTURESPim 'Caligula." (The producers are stul trying to find a Chicago theater that will show it.) Autograph hounds are having a field day chasing Travolta and Robert Bedford, here for son Jamie's graduation. But no one had the nerve to ask Gloria Swanson or Delores Del Rio for-autographs while they were shopping at Saks.

And who do you think drew the most attention and signed the most autographs at Sunday's Tony Awards Ball? If you guessed Faye Dunaway, Helen Hayes, Dick Van Dyke, Mary Tyler Moore, Carol Chaiiriing, James Earl Jones, Mia Farrow, Eve Ar-'den, Dlaa Merrill, Joan Fontaine, Hume Crony Jet-tics Tandyi or Dorothy London, you're wrong. It was good old -CBS newsman Walter Cronkite. HThtf controversy over Mary Tyler Moore's special Tony award continues with the latest revelation being that members of the committee who vote on the awards claim. 'they knew nothing about it. Someone apparently tipped MTM about the award during Sunday rehearsal, and talk is that she felt it was Producer Lome Michaels has, decided not to return to NBC-TV'a "Saturdays Live" In the fall.

The plum Job goes to former 'l AUV WllKMHt0nnet WbVm 8: 20-10-10 HOG WILD 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10:00 IN OLBY STEREO-MAO MAQAZINEt V-'WHOaY MOSES!" DUDLEY MOORE LARABHE MEWMAN JAMES COCO RULSAND JACK GILFORD DOM DeLOISE JOHN HOUSEMAN MADELINE KAHN DAVID L. LANDER RICHARD PRYOR JOHN RITTER jdcbv(KTOCKWmAMS WflMbvCUymOMAS EMCutfcvPiDduorDAMDBEGLMAN uimHIR IAIHPIIUH In Ur I fit AliMUtmi run THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK MX 1:00 7:10 t0i PQ I eiD(M IliHOCH mllM ALt llMIi MO Wtl MO mTlMW Tt MM OQUlr BAHO. PRICH -1ST WW PHUT B1 trTTB MO i Own xA Hi FBEQDtg RF 1 fW OnrCMNWfi WinVllt POJ IM RUN CLINT fcAHrwuuu BRONCO BILLY-Pd STARTS FRIDAY CM 'BRONCO I BILLY' GAUNTLET a 53 If 05 1 CINEMA BARRINCTON SQUARE 6 Hoffman HURti 84S-7606 400, ChlCtgo-N 761-1700 CMCtgo-NN 787-8722 RBEMEN OCDEN 6 DIANA NORRIDCE Aovisory vommittee on international. Investment, viuvHguou can t7uuuiiuiaiir wuv was auvuv UC "SIZZLE" 8:10 .11:55 240 8:10 10:41 "A UTTt! MORE WAN LOVF 1030 1:15 4:00 8 45 9 30 producer at Paramount when NBC made her Pwsive jazs; singer BettyXarter and her trio open Park 429-1010 Homewood 798-1140 morrldo 4S2-9000 Ntpervlllc JS7-SOS0 OLD ORCHARD SOUTHLAKE Drlve-lnS: CICERO an offer she couldn't refuse, SUBURBAN THEATRES iKome on 4-iJUQ Marrniyiiit un ion mnt 53 HALSTED SKY-HI TWIN Palatine 359-1 S00 Rlvcrdait 928-7979 Addiion 629-3277 wnecims 337-8222 win 4 Oji m-0041 Sfom: 7.00-t30 PQ "cuircauay ui me jazz uucago Bears' Doug Plank will be tending bar at the Trust, Tnc benefit June 8ff at the Playboy Entertainment will be provided by, media personalities including Joel Daly, John Callaway, Harry Porterfleld with- Dillon Smith, Ruts Ewtag; and The Tribune's- Ginny and Randy Weistman. Happy birthday to John Travolta NORTH MARIETTE HARTLEY may seem a little nervous (fidgety hands) on "The Today Show," but.Jn her first two days of substituting for vacationing Jane Pauley, she has done a terrific job.

The show now has a quicker pace and more smiles. Bette Davis' 11-year-old grandson, Ashley Hymn, will. URBAN COWBOY -Of RFIEID- 4 rDlftUTftM T2 I ARCHER viiivhi wi 8:30 eiw wuaer ana. cnaa Everett. Bob Hope.

Sl debutwith hi grandmother NBC i in town forik5 Poplar Creek appearance with Barbara TV's "Family Reunion" movie. It looks aa if 'ant Eden, played in' -SILENT SCREAM" PLUS UMANQipS OF THE DEEP" IS.3 V73 riRST MATIN SHOW ONLY golf Sunday's windy weather with NORMAL COAL MINERS DAUGHTER WEEKDAY! PO tit, Sun. M8-4 John Schneider answered the ad Warner Bros, ran to replace him in TV's. "The Dukes of Hazzard." Al T' fG) 8ufl0l1 iDf OENEHAL I MOVIE RATING GUIDE 4u8iM mm tnM m.y not luiiabi. lor I A SEBvice of film-makers ano I THEATERS LMrttr th.

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