I Page 12 - The Chronicle Saturday, June 17, 1978 WEEK, . r , ??? The pairing of FRED I EBONY VTLLE MARTIN in an ETCHINGS action packed motion pic- KTC^ ture entitled "Blind # Rage," heads the top of HOLLYWI this weeks offerings and comments. Considering that the " two actors have the same chrismatic drawing appeal | I as Robert Redford and Paul Newman, we're cer- I tain that the pairing of this I E dynamic duo will bring about the same record I breaking results at the box I office that they produced when they were paired up for the productions, of ILNigger Charley,'' and ^ ", fcfBfc erf mpp M ft* g 1 1? B PIimMm 11 Hulli at i\mm B I \ I motion pictures were list- "98* >T| E! ed as the biggest grossing \E t~m i -f-? , ^nimnmi i hi n iMJ- H^fll """"""" " K ~ t ^ ?k CESi ?fe- fcr - SS3 - *1WNWmEBSSSS^ U?.w MM There's no doubt about I it, Fred and D'Urville are 1 action actors and the H screen play and plot of Noel ? ^4Blind Rage" fits them like a glove. THOMPSON, the former Under the direction of Dallas Texas model and Efren C. Pinion "Blind actrega who 'now Rage was shot on locat- Hollywood her home, ions in Las Vegas^ Los Several hair product manAjigeles, Mexico, Tokyo, u{acturers are knocking on Manila, and Hong Kong, her door negoiating and will give it s aud- with her agent to use her lences and viewers an beautiful likeness and exKtion packed xlassk perience ot introduce their that 11 long be remember- new ^ o{ ^ products, ed for it s almost unbe- ^ Ninth Annual Fund hevable plot. Raising Dinner For Speaking of the plot, Southwester Christian Jeny O. Tirazona and Leo 9p0n90red Fong the screenwriters of u.. tu- nr. aa **r__a , _ ,, -- vjj * lit? TTumva ai worn Blind lUge are to be Organization April (2). at commended- fo^thw- ^ tRe Plaza ffoteI is gemous skills against the shaping up ^ the Tbi?8ert star studded event ment, The CIA, and oth- t with MARLA QIBBS era to pull off a seemingly ta the celebrity ho8tess impossible yet a _veiy slot for the. event .-other successhd 15-million doU- celebritie8 on hand ^ " include MILTON . ^J.?8*? 9 0n g0 BERLE, DWAN SMITH, for Blind Rage to open FRED wnjJAMSON. - Efister week ^ New_Yo^_^ANNY DAYEr STACK Baltimore, Washington, PFIRCE DENISE Boston, Detroit, Atlanta, mcHOLS 31.TU CUM. several cities in Florida, BUKA, DIANNE OYAMA and throughout the Caro- DK0N and coutless hnas. . . Blind Rage" , could well be the action motion picture of the year, "HOLLYWOOD CHAR and when this happens, REPORTS ..." remember it was etched in The ,e t ebony just for you to know ^ gure it.s share about it first. of the Hollywood dan7 -rwl'i . a charge out of promising There s a fantastic mo- -ob8 md opportunities to tion picture in the making lu comilTa to him seek. under the title "The Fish <rw i*?.u .. mg the same, when he ItTalPabout* bTstetball toow8 that hecan'thireor oasKetpalj_ jajApdy ^ token and the astrological Pices p^j^ou that's under tight sip; and if it goes the way control by the that see DR JUUUS KRVTOT^ be, that's got him fronting 866 UK. JULlUo LRVINu, M < tL r iLn:_ KAREEM ABDUL JAB- ^ *L BAR, WILT CHAMBER- bla?k mage' LAIN, and quite a few MAKE MINE MUSIC. . . other super star basket- UsuaJ1 the term filers in key role assign- attache<r can tfens in the finished foot- tum of{ most of ug but ^ age. Cabaret "78" will be the big thing coming up for the Hollwood clan, 0* when this super swell imV elegant affair takes place \JT.~~U irtA\ - r* 1 maiwu ixi me uana I Ballroom of the Queen I B( Mary in Long Beach. A- I side from dinner, dancing, champaign, and the I i q/^/ works, there'll be (and get I TTfJOO ready for this), a disco I dancing contest for the I SiTODl attending celebritites with I * a cash prize to the winner. I PHO It'll all come together under the sponsoring banner of Quality Funk Productions. . . see you | there- I LPs ""H 45's The date of April (11) I has been set for ARETHA I ' FRANKLIN and GLYNN I " TURMAN to say their 4 I I tm do's.to each other;" while I 8"T?ftCk UKu most of the in-crowders I around Hollywood are I JowlfV asking each other, "how I I G*SS8tlB6 on?" | 7 Being beautiful and ^ having the experience of MwiIIa Ml being a photographers J&WMw W model in association with __ _ consumer product adver- JrlllS - Agei tising campaigns is about ?to pay t)ff for BONNIE ? 9 W % 1 I ?I I ~????? ?1 1 warr*n Iwitor 9^QV M>B school; and by the time he I I was attending the High I School of Music and Art, he'd been classified as t I one of the most promising producigies of the BrookVI lyn Borough Wide Orchestra I The Symphony of the | New World, The Detroit Symphony, and the Sylvin m n^i^?ttraxice oi mat mold, 1 made the time of his latter ^ ^ ^ hard to . crack world of A JP classical music. However ^ "his enviromentaHy inspirA ed relationship with the ' "les^ conventional" style Pointer . of music lead to his ap' pearing on stage with the career of United Artist name8 The Jackson [ recording star Noel Point- Fjve B white, John , er, the "strings attached Denver> Tom Jone8 to his career are a violin Sammy Davig Jr > Marvin playing style, which is Gay md others; while he i- amassing him a larger recorded -m sessions : {ollowW8 daily- with Aretha Franklin, At twenty-oner Noel K~1 Srthe Gang, Randy i Pointer's ability has N?wman' Jon Lucien and reached pinacles of ac- 0 en' ceptance and appreciation , in both the classical and _ .. . , . -, the ever-expanding world From th}8 bnef ** miof pop, jazz, and rhythm P 8"1 g^P96 of ^ music. His early aptitutde si?ht mto the career of for musid, surfaced in the Noel Pointer, it's easy to - fourth grade while attend- forsee a bright future fot_ ing a New York public the young impressario. ?Puzzle ? across T?|x I3 I* I' B88fc I7 I' I9 \'? I" " 1. Actor's 75 : ?** 7^: platform X? 6. Follows 75 J55J7T~ secretly 88S 13. Even 1 38"T? 14. Cure-all SS V^8 15. Investigator Xl 11 ** M 17. Groove ? __ ^ uz ?5a___.?_ organs SSSS Kg __8S 19. Stop gjj w ^ 21. Greek letter 75 *? 22. Fully ^_S8 ?2 _ satisfied +s +*> g?3 *7 553 24. Nothing ?? ?2 5. Garment *9 855 so *' 27. Rodent 222 29. Neon: chem._ 51 *b XXS 30. Top milk ? ?. ? ? W$ "32. Yearni 55 ?& 34. That man ' I I 1 I 35. Acme ? 45. Epic 52. Hermit 22 Pacific 37. Withered 47. Consumed 54. Napped islands 38. Most: suffix 48. Sicilian 55. Earth 23 Valleys 40. Bitter drugs volcano goddess 26. Cereal gra: 42. Drink 49. ?Hayworth 55. Savory 28. Rocky hillslowlv sn w nrrnr ctnr\r ? 30. Shouted Answer to Pauls ? -? ?^?^PPrgVal? i.i iTuTTTTT r~i~~ nfiWN " Breath^? IX J- 5 V \3p-p H3!<I| DOWN 33. Snuggles ~ |X|dl3p|SM3LL| 1 W3W 1. Dormancy?3flrWestem? . |a[3HHl iI^ihUHMv -L| \ \>s 2. State river [V/|nLl|Greed 37. Prophet 1^1 i 1o j.!s' 3 Jewels 39. ?pole M lH i H i iTIj lin 5. Biblical 41. Not the priest same a e- Exhausted 43. Unsuitable U Hi 1 H - 7- Firrner 44. Social '1 1 L1 8. One gathering rrlVlHB?lNPWs^lvl^ 9> Rush 46- Identical |W|V|3|SH?PIN| I W V * 3 10. Lar*e sea 48. Girl's nam M3p|v[i^MdBB-?g" A IT 11. Impairing 51. Follower: |s|<*l olflfvtHlsMaklvUlsl 12. Specimens suffix 16. Tidy 53. Pronoun ithership ?cord Shop ? Ogburn Station ping Center // NE 767-1522 / Records - / ul Video Equipment it For Mothership Promotion 1. Johnson - Owner _ I I SYNTHESIZING SOUh Bkick Music In Wins ton-Si It seems that as Wins- audience, BIG sound sys- c ton-Salem grows that ^em? BIG coliseum with p everything else in and BIG NAME STARS. With Q around it grows also. It a little assistance, I m ^ has grown to such propor- sure ^rouP could even t tions that R.J. Reynolds farther than some of y -ultfcided? enough t,n h "* "'? thu mad. 1 Wwhi neflttqqw+CTg (**<?" i Ahullnn ..jming cheaper than New York ing group is SPIRIT. They g nnvwflvl Musir aIso hflQ have got some financial Black music department. show its^i^Uirn. ^ right here at Winston There are enough prom- g Salem State University, inant Black Businessmen f Along with this, we have *** Winston-Salem to innumerous Black Rock vest in a ^>anc^- * ac|m^CT Bands (More than Char- some scepticism arises* loCle ^Sr^^nSboro). from break-up for equip-y One thing we don't men^ and without equip-j have yet is support from men*? moral and spirit or^ our own people. There are p*usical accomplishment many bands that only *s never gained, let alone need financial backing to ^P8*show their skills and ta- 4 lents. , Another weak spot in a t ~k prime example is our gt metropolitan area ~ own Electric Fudge Band is ni ht dubg There are chosen to open the Slave Sylvers-Roy Ayers Show JOINTS> two HANG-/ m Greensboro, May 1977. OUTS ^ a CLUB? Thel Many people whose dub that would or should \ heads were a little clouded ^ programming & type from the passing smoke) of activities is ^ close_ were- astonished to see to Hsten ^ t^p ^ - home- boys mov^ and ch tQ advertise f please a crowd-the way ^ ^ that \ ^Electric Fudge did. -The onW ten people and a. ~ only difference was they Kendall 0 (with ?r. were in BIG lights. BIG * 1^? (MEHHll - ft ftft g&w&smmm) m wjsl :? Crown 1 is "Service-Sele? ~ ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 3 HEY- MAM I'M "SORRY-ASCOT -6mN& -"T * : VD-J A RCfSrt TiM? TH'IS Y?AR. - pa?^H? STK JUST BECAUSE you WERE NEW, =r^% HF cnr -^YOU'RE NOT Sofit ARE- YOU ? -^?==\ ? ^ v- -r .s a : gbggj? btl don't like tkl coldr^b ^r'^" =-\of your, skin1, vtr^y "z^ "c^meitrt^r -it mrmwu^LEsw , i &0t *| ?q look 60 hot. nrl % thls bad habit i ! v-w?^e?v/?jrn-rr t need to slv'e ur \ ?ua?. jlr \ rt, . ., e its giving me | j. -coy6 itu ... | coughing spe.lls i ' 'couih- " ^ i and turning my 1 j fe""\ I II Mfl c QlAfLr f K ^ I I^N ~J U k- n O i???q -4 ? ssSssbow*B*|~~*~ ORMERS^f #&i ;JK IPS"-(FM ?A jjpSF""K *f A/ r ^ \ ifem ussion) can get in the lace. Why not put some Jusf when you thought f that glorious dollar back ? 90 **** nto the club so the clien- A el will increase. This also IjUC yould be visible to the mtUk. Kin ^Allftr in taing nwftd.ta.make things Ct'gsigttfte mill tumfuit- ? "*" Wo h?va thA rafth in thp At^lt"v^rg3fe^j^^ s> filffl. ? 4 Hi saaaaag take a ^ Jungle BoolT"^^Sl ^^Sign of Zorro^^l Reynolds ,M EMfijjS^j^ Lady Sings TheBlues^ ' " A UNIVERSAL PICTURE [pQ ul.lj.w imjl^_m may be too jnunse for younger children Open 8:00. Show 9:00|| Semi-Tough JM Parlnrkw Twfi I ^-Whhe Buffalo^^| ^=T H E A "T R E ? ?Show Fri.-7:15-9:30 Sat. & Sun. 2:30 y?w?\r?-v-u-u?tf w?\ 4:50-7:15-9:30 Icmhi? ? ?*7g?*f ?OWS<?/ ML. ?g fflrw&tmnmz mr & & & _ Drugs | ction-Savings" ?r &"??-<? ?r ?r i^r ?3^= a ALGEBRA CU*SSEYDU'w?tD _ 10 GRADUATE UEXT V EAR. i ? < s t 3 - BX WOULD HAVE. GOTTEN A S . DO ?-... ^ DARKER TAW BUT iT ^ r"^ ^ FNJ^l SOT CLDUOY<7 y _ f] \k'?=i ,"" !'?2/f \k'i'' ' \N\fcN1tD BUT r , y r ~ ~~ 4 "" ^ | " L ^ '^l^vv V v- -AiO^v v y -A^ *}^}

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