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Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 42

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1 -H Friday, March 9. '71 DETROIT TREE PRESS Cify Slickers Outslicked At Grammy Awards LAST 2 WEEKS Sat March 10 8 28 pm Strike up the grands TonmM Ihu Sal I 30 Malum WtdtSitJUOPM. $5 60 $4 50 $3 50 UV VOUH nCKCTS HOW At adlHin.m (II I I Hixtnn Grt.M I itorw i tm fn fT (3) tUU Wolverine Harness starts Mar. 15 pm Free general admission opening night Beck, March 22, Cobo Arena; Alice Cooper, April 4, Cobo; Procol llarum, April 10, Deep Purple, May 13, Cobo; Shirley a and Woody Herman, May 18, Ford. 20-20 NEWS: Carole King, according to latent reports, is planning a "limited" concert tour for later this spring.

One city to be included: Detroit. It proves that you have a friend at Ode Records. i lmi It Is Your Answer And Salvation The Second Annual Greater Detroit Fund Raiiort Exposition is being held at the HOWARD JOHNSONS NEW CENTER, West Grand Detroit, Michigan on March IS and 19. 1973. Hours are: Sunday Noon to 7 M.

Monday 3 P.M. to 10 M. I hiiusMtd est ktra. Bliwia eml own--. Mill le un fcfle lis raw tetsir t4 itf rMM.f HHt mrnirrl lusitja ir intr wptiiiiIiuH ll ihr nMtr la I itini liiwi I'nitrt.

MIMMs: rMr Iir rjftiflnf Him tl lr fir ttmr ii Ml I Hltil- ttjti tieiftftun II Ml HUM It IAHIM HON, II. IUt UNI, Vm J.ir rH Jill Tidrott a votloM nt th door Arlmniion Si 50 Like the New York press agent and his wife who could be seen running in and out of local stores the of the Grammy show, buying clothes as if money were going out of style. "Listen." said the PA's wife at the airport, "there I am in my new Nashville clothes, and some Purci-i'lad dame comes up and asks me where in New York I buy my clothes, because they're really neat. I told her I got them here and she nearly passed out." UPCOMING Savoy Brown. Spooky Tooth, March 13, at Masonic; Sha Na Na, the Persuasions, March 15, Masonic; LogRins and Messina, March 16, Masonic; Jeff was time tnr the Grammy awards, und tae outlanders complained because the country ham was tgn salty.

'Well, that's what the Grammy awards were all about this year, anyway. That's the reason so many pop figures from New York and Hollywood boycotted the Nashville affair, held in the city's rococco Tennessee Theater. Some Middle-of-the-Road heroes, like Andy Williams and Helen Reddy, tame, but the Alice Cooper crowd eschewed the proceedings as if the smell of grits were poison. There were some exceptions. Detroit's own Smokey Robinson, looking dapptr as ever, showed up to claim the award for another Motor City croup, the Tcmptatiors.

Smo-key couldn't understand why more people from the division of the recording industry which sells more records than any other section rock and roll hadn't shown up. The answer was, simply, that they were intimidated by the heavy Middlc-of-the-Road continRent, and more, by the thouchl of coming to Nashville itself. Besides, it was country music's nipht. The audience at the Tennessee I healer was made up of Nashville's best: The music people who control this town whence more and more of our pop music emanates. Irvinjj Wauph, presidwt of WSM radio (Nashville's NBC affiliate), the clear channel-station on which the Grand Ole uani CALL 1J7-4I1S rOR INFORMATION SINGLE? MICHIGAN INTERACTIONS.

INC. i a en SoutMidd. Mich 4807b J55-0677 fm-Hilh I'ltur mill NOW THRU MARCH The BAVARIAN INN 133 13 Harper (Bet. Conner Chalmers) 521-7640 t.noit (Klt BEEF ROULADE WIENER SCHNITZEL Punting Fri. cf Sat.

Cia kiails with DAIMALORGE AM IVININO At TMI HMWOOP MONDAY TMU fniOAY Choice of Special Complete Dinners, $775 Sh ow, Doncinrj, Covor Charcje ptitat 3 iond Show Includes Cover Charge, per priori Complimentary Snack Plat REGULAR DINNER MENU AVAILABLE Sin Nona coEori "PANIC IH IfP" T.T DIRECT PHONE FOR ENTERTAINMENT 96S-6876 aprhFREDA PAYNE I I 'I I I Bill III II I 111 I 'f 1 51 1 0UEIETTE T- downtown WINDSOR QflJrr PKone: (519) 95.1-6411 COMPLETE STRIPTEASE 10 MOWS 10 VAUOCVIlLf 10 UTItRNBSIOIS 0 vSIX SENSUOUS YOUNG MODELMy now HESSS Til dawcm i Anv BciiMcI NDW HAVE STUDENT The RAVEN LADY REVUE SN0R Mm Willi fctun.lul UNOiA BANKf NIC0L TISH IA0Y RAVEN srflAWBtRfnr she er kitty rqurk friend havi no leai. AW 3ur in 1 1 mt i Cllt'T dikins: He smiled the lobby before the show. Even though the telecast was on CRS, Irving was all smiles. The fact that the Grammy awards were coming live from Nashville would mean a lot more tourists this coming summer at Opryland. Clll-T ATKINS smiled a lot.

too. So did a lot of other people to whom the Hollywood crowd pejoratively refers to as hillbillies. Rut at this year's Grammics, the hillbillies plucked not only the show, but also most of the awards out of the hands of the unsuspecting city slickers. Even the champagne breakfast after the awards cere ALSO dynamite: RATED Tttt far Information CoI 1 7J 4400 MARCH 20 thru APRIL 21 SEATS AT BOX OFFICE NOWI for Inloimation Call 873-4400 r.ux i ciiissisG I Ml III Hrmniwlili- I'tnv 1M V.I.A.UICC 19'. Tll Ll CHICAOO SUNTIMf I M.Y.

BILV NCWS flMr APPtAKAAICt 17 aprimJERRY BUTLER I WI IH MIDDLE-EASTERN REVUE CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT wgmis wn i bom ru. I. MIH tinxiNIC uvr AURIC MUSIC Featuring Beautiful BELLY DANCERS piui DOTTIE DUNN AND THE GYPSIES FOR DANCING AND IHTfNING MASURt Kj 4I THINKING OF A PARTY? Accemmedaliens up te 700 uettt wifh 400 ft. Oonce Beer. Eqveiped wrth Mognavea Stere.

Suitable AU SOCIA1 and BUSINESS FUNCTIONS, large er small. Call Milch Mousey or teverfy Feuer Far rates end datm. Posh 'n Plush SULTAN'S DEN 'Z4. mony was Southern style. Aside from the salty, cured country ham which several New Yorkers insisted they were unable to cut creamed eggs, and a beautiful, delicious mixture of grits and cheese (at which 17 members of the Hollywood crowd in a row turned up their noses), there were buttermilk biscuits, two kinds of jam (Welsh's grape wasn't one of them!) and a fruit compote.

BUT THE people who came to see exactly what Nashville was all about, and who came with open minds to find out why this southern town has stolen a lot of the music business away from New York and I.os Angeles those folks en joyed themselves just fine. 20500 Woodward A-nA I va COLOR COLOR FEATURE! LA PARISIEN Fefd MlddUMIt M. OA. 1-0210 OPRY STAR COUNTRY BAND nut tut rat (' 1MtMatKMt I mm mm To witness the perfect crime, you must come on time! Major Studio SNEAK PREVUE T0WITE ABBEY 2 -JEWEL-MI Clemens OLD ORCHARD 2 PARKWAY 1 Check Movie Guide for Show Times First Exclusive Detroit Showing! DINNERS 6 PM ntNNFR SHOW 9 PM 7 fututing MMVEaitiDMn y'fti AMIRE fti TANJA 1 FRANCIS SAAO Popular MC. i I' MJ, -t i mil usirip uniti Shishkibot a.

now appearing JUDY DONOVAN. 73 University. t. l-oiio wggitKl LI wi THE FIRST IMPORTANT FILM OF 1973-AND POSSIBLY OF THE SEVENTIES!" Arthur Kniqhl. Saturday Hrvirw "NEVER-NOT EVEN IN 'THE DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES'-IIAS JACK LEMMON BEEN MORE TOTALLY AND FELICI-TOUSLY PAIRED WITH A ROLE.

This it a superb actor playing to the hilt a role that comes along once In a decade!" -Arthur KnlM, Siturdiy Riviiw tnd Wnlwtyt Mi. "A DEEPLY PROFOUND I AND SHATTERING EXPERIENCE!" -Rt Rod. Byndlcaltd Columnitl I'AHAMtJI INT I1CTI IHI COHIURATION ndllLMWMVS INC ptmnl JCKLEMMON A MARTIN RANSOMOfT Ptorlunno "SAVE THE TIGER" co-starring JACK GILFORD nd Inaodudng LAURIE HEINEMAN Wrmn by STEVE SHAGAN Ekum Produ ETMWiD FEJDMAN Ptaduodbv STEVE SHAGAN DncMd by JOHN AVLDSEN MarmHtflvMMVINHIIMJKH InOQim II mrmtYMCMUjv NOW SHOWING Opry plays and whose parent company, NLT, controls Opry-land, America's answer to the Disney empire held court in 3 BIG ADULT HITS'" IH vl If kl IN OUi llS PREMIERE1 S-a Ov 9 i 1- -TEENAGE 10VE' 2- "SXP0URRIE" 3- "A HOUSE IS A HOME" Midnile Show frt Sot Sun fiortt lertiat lwyffl NO ONE IS SAFE. XI from these DEADLY VAMPIRES! cum DuthsHuo warm with) (lews tovr lo dflh' 3 lll'if i iii'iiiii' ri CURBS li LP VI IN itrimiiTiii UlfPM If tin ALL NEW SEXTET STARTS TODAY 1 THE MOONER 2 PEACOCK IADY 3. DR SCHIZO 4.

VOLUNTARY BIRO 5 SPREAD IT OUT FROM NASHVILLE, TENN. THE D0T7IE WEST Jl 5387666 WW mmmrn- I AND I Ol forAdul 18ondO for Adul 18 end 0 "Told with rare sensuousness. It has the perfection of a carved piece of Inca to watch the joung couple impetuously making love at the film's outset is to witness one of the few genuinely erotic scenes in recent movies. To see their slow embrace at the film's end is to get back in touch with emotions that most moviemakers have too long forgotten. '-Chtrltj Michtntr Newsweek NOW mrTTfm ALSO EXTRA! SPECIAL Call 1 I fifr A 13 Jlmli i 1 -Vr 40 of these SHOWING rVMSfffftrt If you can't beat crazy! THE GREElWALL' In Spinith English Subtitles Eaatmancolor NOW Exclusive Showing! yr STUDIO NEW CENTER 4 It W.

Orend llvrf. TR -Q07 The entertainment for everyone vT) who was iSf everachUd! BEST PICTURE! ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS 'i BEST ACTRESS Liv UHmann JANE FONDA DONALD SUTHERLAND PETER BOYLE C3 TECHNICOLOR From Warner Bros. A Warner Communications Company HELD OVER AMERICANAIII OrMnflatd N. Of Ml. 351 141 WORLD FAMOUS GRAND OLE famous CROSS DEST DIRECTOR BEST SCREENPLAY Filmindustri Production from HELD OYER theatres (check movie guide) Oak SHOWCASE CINEMA Max von Sydow Liv Ullmann Tho Emigranto ALGER ALLEN PARK 2 BIRMINGHAM fARMINGTON 4 CINEMAS NOR WEST 0L0 PARKWAY PUNCH MAINRoval 5 DAYS WITH DOTTIE STARTING SUNDAY, MARCH 1 1 3 Big Shows Sunday at 8-1 1 P.M.

Starts 8 P.M. Pay One Cover Charge of $2.00 Stay All Night L-3 BIG SHOWS EVERY NIGHT TechniccJa' English subtitles A Svemk Warner BrosAVvbfrwCcmrsjnicolionsCaTipany S0UTHGATE SOUTHLAND 1 TERRACE UNIVERSAL CITY VOGUE VILLAGE WESTB0RN WOODS 1 WYANDOTTEAnnex ORCHARD 2 JUDY QUO VADIS RADIO CITY REDFORO ROYAL OAK THE RED DOOR CIVIC Detroit CIVIC Farmington GATEWAY JE WE LMt Clement Now Excluilvo OR INFO. A MASH CALL 729-0460 43711 MICHIGAN AVE. (i Mm W. of Waynt) OtTAOrMMA HOMt Of IHt G1AN0 OLE OTOV STARS STUDIO 4 f)l RMINQH AM 645-0777 Showinf AGAIN'.

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