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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1971 - 1980 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1976 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Student Athletic ID photos must be taken prior to Satur­ day night's football· game with Texas Tech. Athletic ID's are available at Phcho Services. Thursday, September 23,1976 Ford and Carter Debate Tonight

By United Press International President Ford rehearsed his lines all over the White House Wednesday and Jimmy Carter pored over briefing books against that moment tonight when they meet on a Philadelphia theater stage, take seats that look like barstools and begin the argument of their lives. The first of three 1976 presidential campaign debates-direct descen­ dant of the 1960 Nixon-Kennedy clashes-opens under stark television lights at 7:30p.m. on the stripped-bare stage of the Old Walnut Theater. There, for 90 minutes, three reporters will fire questions alternately at Ford and Carter before a television audience of scores of millions-in­ cluding countless uncommitted voters-in a pressure-cooker ordeal likely to have a major, if not decisive, impact on the election. Thursday's debate will be confined to domestic and economic issues. The Oct. 6 follow-up will cover foreign and defense policy and the Oct. 22 finale will be a free-for-all open to questions on any subject. In Washington, Independent presidential candidate Eugene Mc<;:arthy tried for a piece of the action. He asked the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to block the debate pending formal argument of his demand to be included ' ·~~.. •· ' . ·. ' as ~third major candidate. _... _. _...... ~- ~ ,, h' •• ·- .. ,.,..;; --- .. -' :~ •.• .,._:;.:...,;: •• ~.:.. /;n;..-_,_;_ __ ;_ ___ ~--- .".'.:":..;.;.~, • , .. .,_ ... ; :...... -~ •• - '""""- ,_ Beyond the standard campaign issues, this year's debates held great ,Photo by Da11 P.errara potential for personal bombshell questions hard to rehearse and already The Sigma Phi Epsilon house & garbage cans at the corner of Sigma Chi Road & Yale Blvd. controversial: What.about Carter's salty comments on adultery in that Playboy interview? What about reports Ford's congressional campaign Learn to Live Together finances are under investigation? Where would Carter, and Ford, set the level for increased income taxation? White House spokesmen quit ducking questions about Ford's training schedule and told reporters he is rehearsing his answers to every con­ Frats, Residents Adjust ceivable question. He has been doing so for four or five days. He plans to do so even after he arrives in Philadelphia Thursday. By Martha Booth fraternity on the block two years Oliver said he will also ask the In Plains, Ga., Carter's advisers declined· to be so detailed on the ''There is no easy answer," said ago where "guests" used her yard Environmental Health Dept. to preparations. They said he was boning up on the issues, which have been Assistant Dean of Students Tony for a toilet. take readings on the noise level summarized for him in two, thick briefing books, and discussing the Oliver, to differences that exist "All we ask is that they respect created in and around the neigh­ debate with advisers. between the life style o,f fraternity our property,'' she added. borhood by an outdoor band that Carter's spokesmen, however, insisted he was not rehearsing the debate members and that of resident Another resident, a retired UNM will entertain on Friday night. This format with those aides. families living on Sigma Chi and professor who has lived on Sigma will help us decide what an ap­ Setting f Christine Hammond .::; By years when it had no place to gathered material from other Ry Rill Halsey ~ Defense Given $104 Billion ~1~1~ Albuquerque Community operate. hotlines to help in meeting the In response to a report issued by MECHA, UNMAssistant Provost Joel "' adjourns. Hotline is a 24-hour crisis coun­ Primarily self-supported, it is callers' needs. Jones said Wednesday that there is no plan by the administration to ~· "After eight years of decline, we seling center that works in now being sponsored by The eliminate Chicano Studies. 0 By United Press International are providing for real growth in our association with the Albuquerque Answer Inc., an in­ "No matter what your problem MECHA, an organization of Chicano graduate students, had said ~ national defense efforts. This bill Police Department, Rape Crisis terdenominational church. is, we can help. We care," said Monday that Jones and the administration were planning to control and .:;: reflects a new awareness that this Zaire Endorses Kissinger Center and other referral agencies. There are approximately 50 Mona Berg, a counselor. possibly eliminate Chicano Studies. r< country can no longer shortchange The hotline reopened May I, trained volunteer counselors to On Sept. 16, Jones met with Chicano Studies faculty and students to g. KINSHASA, Zaire-Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger won 1976, after being closed for two our national defense," he said in an provide the free service. The center "Whether it be a place to stay, discuss plans by the UNM administration to place Chicano Studies under o East Room ceremony attended by another important endorsement for his Southern African negotiating the control of either the School·of Education, School of Arts and Science (/) package today and then took off for Kenya on the next leg of his something to eat, a problem members of Congress, the Joint pregnancy, a drug-related problem or Alex Mercura, provost of Regional Affairs and Clinton Adams, ~\1> Chiefs of Staff, and military and peace shuttle mission. _ associate provost. "' The new endorsement was given by Zaire President Mobutu Sese U. Senators Disagree or just depression or loneliness, the veterans organizations. Albuquerque Community Hotline Jones said other departments besides Chicano Studies will be affected by :5. Seko Mobutu who said Kissinger '.'had convinced the Africans of the the reorganization. Jones said ROTC, General Honors and other ~ American solution to Southern Africa, instead of the African is the place to call for assistance," Defense Secretary Donald H. she said. departments will be reorganized, . 1:;:: Rumsfeld said the Pentagon solution-armed struggle." With Bilingual Request Linda Martinez, a Chicano Studies member and ASUNM senator said, _ probably would seek more than the ' "We have saved lives," said ''The administration is trying to take away 1he right of Chicanos to choose :g $111.4 billion in appropriations Ordained Women A·ccepted Statements from several student One senator said he agreed with Berg. "For example: there was an their own classes,'' She said the Chicano Studies course, "Sociology of the a. Ford said in February would be instance of an overdose when the Barrio,'' will be dropped because of the department reorganization, MINNEAPOLIS-The Episcopal Church's House of Bishops, in a senators about President Davis' Davis' suggestions on tenure. Sen. required for the fiscal year begin­ State of the University Address person was able to reach the .Jcs,; Price, director of Public Information at UNM said, "The ning Oct. I, 1977. stunning reversal of itself, voted unanimously Wednesday to ease the Gary Fischer said, "More emphasis showed that many disagreed with should be placed on the quality of hospital in time because of the reorganization is being carried out in the interest of putting together what, requirements for irregularly ordained women priests to be made ac­ hotline." in which President Davis believes, is the most effective way to organize cepted priests of the Church. his request of the faculty to learn a teaching rather than publishing, But Rumsfeld told a White second language. University departments." House news conference that Some 15 women, ordained at unauthorized and controversial ser­ and the students should have more input into the tenure decisions." When someone needs rein­ congressional action this year, even vices in Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., in 1974 and 1975, are af­ "I think that his proposal to forcement, the center tries to cutting $3.7 billion from Ford's fected by the action which may conclude the long and bitter struggle have the faculty learn another convey the idea that the ultimate over women's ordination in the 3 million-member Episcopal Church. language is pretty extreme," Sen. In response to Davis' suggestion original $108 billion request, was a that the University solicit $2 million solution can be found in the step in the right direction. George Coston said. you save for security-with us for beautification, Sen. Coston Scriptures. I1C.il h The bill contains more than $1 Firm Picks Up Ford Tab Sen. Les Marshall said, "What said, "I think President Davis and l·US-B San Mateo NE/25(>-9190 You can bank on a sure thing when you save with billion for the new Bl bomber, but they ought to do is learn to teach "Our major goal is to get people us! Because we insure your savings up to $40,000! other people should make a more Congress restricted expenditures to WASHINGTON-U.S. Steel paid all President Ford's expenses for better. If the professor is an ac­ concerted effort on behalf of to rely on Jesus to help solve their That means that you never have to worry about loss $87 million a month until Feb, I, several short vacations at Disney World near Orlando, Fla., when he counting teacher, why the hell beautification, and the duck pond problems,' said Berg. "However, of capital. It's there when you need it, earning full after the next president takes of­ should he learn another interest. We'·ll work out a savings plan just for you. was House Republican leader, sources said Wednesday. is not a step in the right direction." we want to reach the entire com­ fice. Jimmy Carter questions Steel Industry sources told UPI that Ford, and on occasion mem­ language?" munity. We are not trying to push ....-----. whether the Bl is needed. 205 Cent~al & Girard security bers of his family, were treated several times to vacations at U.S. Sen. Celia Knight said she agreed Christianity." featuring Convement Hours Steel's Disney World hotels and guest cottage. Sen, Shriver said, "I don't think The measure contains $6.1 with Sen. Marshall. "I think he should be concerned with 9:00AM to 4:00 PM '!7~~ having the faculty speak different Every problem is treated in­ Monday thru Thursday o"' billion for new ships, but the ad­ making the University appealing to Polarguard ministration says $1.1 billion more languages applies more to grade the eye. Making it safer to the body dividually, and the hotline tries to 9:00AM t~ru 5:00AM savings Soviets Warn Japan is needed for four frigates and a schools," she said. is a lot more important." provide the most appropriate counseling. & Dupont Fnday • Lo.a• usoe• .. "o"'-:11:""--...., nuclear-powered strike cruiser. TOKYO-Soviet officials filed a protest with the Foreign Ministry That measure has passed a House Wednesday warning Japan of "grave consequences" for failing to State Dept. Fiberfill subcommittee, but is unlikely to be return a defecting Russian pilot and the jet fighter in which he made r---.._....--._..-----·----~.._...-._..---1 passed by the Congress which ad­ his escape. Spokesman II. journs Oct. 2. It was the second protest note filed by Dmitri Polyansky, Soviet f ~\\~ Regular Size $1.50 i Ambassador to Japan, since Air Force Lt. Viktor Belenko flew a At UNM "The shipbuilding program is of supersonic MIG25, known as the "Foxbat," to northern Japan on ~ Large $1.65 I critical importance to our ability to Sept. 6 in a bid for asylum in the United States. I A spokesman for the U.S. State control the seas in the event of a Department will discuss op­ ~ FREE BICYCLE MAP ~ conflict," the President said. "I portunities in the foreign service I OFALBUQUERQUE I urgently call upon this Congress to Tuesday, Sept. 28, in the third floor I I approve this program before ad­ Rabbit Heads Mileage Race reading room of Ortega Hall. journment." Roger Shrader, staff director of Ever Notice That Your Life WASHINGTON-Volkswagen's Rabbit diesel with 52 miles to the I the board of examiners for the State "This bill will put the United l PDn·l SPOD l Department will conduct the lecture Seems To Go lr! Cycles? States on a path of providing an­ gallon on the highway and 39 m.p.g. in the city took the mileage \ for students interested in working nual, real increases to our defense championship today in the Environmental Protection Agency's an­ Mon. thru Sat. 9:00-6:00 i nual test of new cars. for the foreign service or the United ~ establishment," Rumsfeld said. SPECIALISTS States Information Agency. I ...... 3025 Central NE 256-9893 } "We're not going to allow our­ Four big-engined Dodges and Plymouths all averaging 9 m.p.g. I · · . By the Lobo Theatre l SINCE 1967 Scientists have found psychological and selves to slide down that trend line finished last. Shrader also has some information ~... ._.._..._...._._.. ______.._.. __- ____...... __ .._.._5, of interest to Native Americans, biological cycles in the human body. to a position of inferiority." EPA administrator Russell E. Train said the tests of 1977 model Now, an easy technique can help you 'cars showed that overall they will average 18.6 m.p.g., 6 per cent bet­ Chicanos and other minority group members interested in pursuing a adapt to YOUR BIO-RHYTHMS. Aides distributed a paper saying ter than 1976 models and 34 per cent higher than the average for 1974, career in this field. the Soviet Union increased its The lecture will begin at 7:30 military expenditures while the p.m. in Room 335 of Ortega Hall. United States had not provided real growth-spending did not keep up German scientists discovered three cycles which 0 start at birth - physical, emotional, mental. Each with inflation. Moshe Dayan cycle goes through periods of high (active) and low Thursday (recuperating) energy. The switching days between These statistics, with intelligence 7:00and9:15 are called critical. These "out ol touch" days may material on Soviet capabilities, Tickets on Sale cause accidents or a variety of other problems. In­ 'I will meet Fri~. Sept. 24, lo deed, the "trauma ol birth" creates a triple critical were used in meetings with mem­ hear Dr. Steve of the UNM Recreation Dept. The Merchant of day. bers of Congress, including some at Moshe Dayan, Israel's former on "Philosophy of Recreation. •• Refrcs.hm~rns will minister of defense and general be served in the lounge al 3 p.m. The pre'>enlatior1 i'> Four Scttsons the White House. Although Rum­ to begin at 3:30p.m. in the: library. Major Organizations such as airlines, hospitals and sfeld said he promised Ford to stay chief of staff, will discuss "The directed by Not just another Archbishop Robert Sanchel will celebrate ma~s at police are now using Bio-Rhythms. Why ... To help out of politics, he has made this Middle East Perspective" Thurs., Rainer Werner Fassbinder people understand daily changes, especially during St. Charles Gym Fri., Scpt.14 ;ioll directed by 2100 auto accidents. carried "the implication ... the Inorganic Chemical Analysis Team, will preselll a Robert Altman Alfiero. They're the fun shoes for .. ummary or the Viking Mis5ion to Mars and the Although accidents can be reduced using ~io-Rhythms, the major American people can have a strong geology of Mars intcrrreted from up·IO·date Viking casual wear around campus or anywhere. purpose is to help you perceive and ad;ust to your chang1ng national defense on the cheap, and data at 11:30 a.m. in Rm. 122 in Northrop Hall on Thurs., Sept. 23. SUB Theatre nature. If you get along better with you~self, you'll be more it's just plain not true." New fancy designs to look better, expert compatible with others. People olten use Bio-Rhythms to under­ Learn dancing at Carlisle Gym. 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'"0 Letters Ill (Jq Daily LOBO (1) Editorials v. z Perspective Opinions (1) :< ~ (1) X OPINION r;· 0 tl "MIN~ IF ~. Three Cents On Oui Y. r nr~ {""' 0 ~OOKING By J. Speer a' 9 ? C/J I'd like to get my three cents in or of a sunset for Arizona Highways, (1) ~ regarding the recent controversy I don't think anyone would have taken (1) 8 which is causing such a horrendous offense, but as soon as we get per­ a' split in Loboland: the Oui ad­ sonal, like D. H. Lawrence did when he ...,(1) tv vertisement. wrote about __ing, then somebody w I admit, my eyes did linger on it shouts lack of taste. I think beans longer than they did on the bald head without chili shows a lack of taste, or -\0..... of Lester Maddox, or the young man mint tea without honey, but my palate "' slouching in a chair at BCMC, or any of can not savor photographs. • the other photographs which appeared The young lady in the photo did not in the same issue. But the photo has a activate my erogenous zones, and she more basic appeal-the human body, is not an image of perversion unless we which many people consider a thing of make her one. After all, she might be a beauty. college student majoring in square Michelangelo found it worthy to car­ dancing, who models on the side to· ve in stone. Da Vinci spent many dark pay her tuition. Neither she nor the hours studying the bodies of corpses ingenious pose generate the erotic. - "'"'-'-''"'" WORLP ealled h.w as he prepared his treatise on anatomy, the >l> Ncwl'~m.1Jc Jnn until some authority made him stop Eroticism is in the mind of the viewer Arrin of gifted vo<:alists, Estlwr Tnylor, The Doobic Brothers, There is a story about two people lurks until it can find something to makes you quickly forget that pounce on. It is a feeling profitably ex­ \Occ,Steely Pan, nnd Richie }'Oll're lisct?ning mall album as who lived naked in a garden until they Havens and turn them into enemy.~·,'.: ~~~:~i~~~L~:;~~~~: she bdn~~)'Olt.inm he-r world did something wrong and felt ploited by such magazines as Pen­ such compeiling ;:tnd personal· thac prO'<.'C!~ once aga · thilt of intinute ln1Uads, ti)tdng thouse, Playboy and others included tnt1sic. Richie Havens makes "there's no atle like Gino . pop snngs~ gn;at jnzzj .and ashamed, then they covered them­ mw~ic new. selves. in the Newsland photo next to the ar­ Vannelli!" Features the smash lwrter lt>morro\\'S. Indutlcs ticle by Rebekah Szymanski con­ hit single "Love Of My Life:' Esrlwr's v(•rsion of the Chuck A favorite pastime for New M~n,gione srand,.-,1, "Chase Mexicans in the summer is to visit the cerning the wide range of magazines to The Clouds AIVaY:' warm springs in Jemez and bathe ih satisfy an equally wide range of tastes. the nude, or to find a quiet spot along Hamlet tells us " ... there is nothing the river and soak sun-in the nude. either good or bad, but thinking makes If the. photo had been of a blue jay it so ... " advertising an ornithology magazine, May.ourthoughts be pure. 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Wanna GerTo Hc:1.ven" pre· lined, and brightly colored ... audiences on college camrmses "1wc:r. the cmotion,·tl alcoholic consumption, stop symbol of rhc dream to remrn On Tuesday, Sept. 21, an article appeared on page one of the -f Brothers Johnson, Quincy's sc:ns(tivity and rhe smash &Tapes.· smoking, or instructions to help newest discovcrr The Watts· ro a simpler way of Jife, Valdy ~tlbmn char m.1kes L.T. D. nne reduce other risk factors. LOBO declaring: Carter Still Ahead But More Students Unsure Jinc,nnd 100 of the world's offers thC! voice, words, and of the mo~r mu'imnding I propose a "National Fitness Says Poll. grt;ltCSt 00\tSidans. More than tunes that make him Canada's nc'\vcomcrs in the world of an album, .ic•t; a rnuskal tOUr of most popular singer/song­ musk tmf.ty. lndudcs the 1 Policy." The intent would be to writer.lf you ;t<\mire n•gged nncit>nwide hir ''Love Bailad ' This conclusion is based on a comparison with a July' poll, in the music:tl world of the (jJ reward the physically con­ phenomenal Quincy Jones. virruc- and nanrr.tl tonra_ge, anJ lots of 1ovc 1 rog:erherne'is ditioned individual. I propose which both Ford and Carter fared better. you'll ;~dmire Vnldy. m1tl tlc.>vc)tinn. that Dr. Kenneth H. Cooper's plan of aerobic fitness (The I believe this evidence is misleading forth ree reasons: New Aerobics, M. Evans and 1) The July poll was taken before the Republican convention Company, Inc., publishers) be when Reagan was still a viable candidate (notice 22 per cent for the standard. "other candidates"); IN TH&INTER£S75 CF FAIR.­ NCSS, BOTH CANDIOAT/:3 An individual who passes the 2) The July student body is somewhat different from those NOll!, 7HeN. polled in September; and HAVe BeEN MAP& ()p ANO WHICH OF YOU excellent rating for the aerobics liT IN &XACTlYTHE SAM& IS @M!?J.K)R, test in his age group would be 3) The July poll apparently did not include an "undecided" ti/AY. 711!?/RE Al5o SllTIN& CAI

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and The (QdiiiQc of SQnds I I By George Gesner the band played a set of blues that bachelor's degree in psychology. I Silver A barbeque - jazz joint in day and became the Cadillac Bob The most recent additions to the I Chicago gives its name to one of Blues Band. group are Michael Fleming and I New Mexico's finest bands­ Dowling, 28, plays electric guitar Joan (Spanli:y) Evano from I Cadillac Bob. (16 years) and tenor sax. He is quite Saturday Night Special. Fleming is Six interesting personalities make a visible frontman with sax in hand the drummer of the group and is a I up the group that's been together in adding an important dimension to Highland High School graduate. Cadillac Bob Photo by Phyliis M. Kushner its present form since May and are the group. Dowling said he has Evano is the alto lead vocalist now featured on the KRST played sax for only two short years from New Jersey. At 23 she is the SUN,. SEPT, 26 THRU SAT., OCT. 2 WED .. OCT. 27 THAU SAT .. OCT. 30 EnchantmentAibum. · but plays like he was born with it. CASABLANCA 1943 KEY LARGO 1948 youngest member of the band. Humphrey Bog<.~rt, Ingrid BergmPn Humphrey Bogart, Ed.,...ard G. Robinson Lead guitarist Mike King, 26, Friebolin comes from Chicago Evano has seven years of vocals ..• Cadillac of Bands Clzlude Rains, Sydney GtellnSUeet l.auron Bat:all, Claire Trevor wrote "Gain' To Santa Fe" on the and becomes one on stage with the experience. Evano said she always (Continll('d from pagt• m fiiOW, VOYAGER 1942 PUBLIC ENEMY 1931 The band is planning a tour in Beue Davis, Peul Hen reid, Clcfuda Rains JamC~ Olgney, Jean Harlow album of New Mexico songs. The piano he masters so well. The 27- loved to sing and wanted to be a Diddley several times, said the Colorado after finishing an I piece is a hot blues number that the SUN .. OCT. 31 THRU TUES., NOV. 2 year old is equally intense with the part of a band since she was lO spontaneity of the group adds to engagement at Okie's (the home of SUN., OCT, 3 THRU TUES•• OCT. 5 group refers to as "New Mexicago" LITTLE CAESAR 1931 congas. Friebolin's played the ivory years old. the versatility of the band. Cadillac Bob) last week. Cadillac FOOTLIGHT PARADE 1933 Edward r:. Robinson, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. style. James Cagney, Joan Blondell, machine for six years. The group prides itself on the The group has a repertoire of 90 Bob is a good feeling for everybody Dick Powall. Ruby Keeler WHITE HEAT 1949 James Cagney, VIrginia Moyo The band got together in Griffin, a veteran on bass for 101 variety of styles in its music. The songs ranging from rock to waltzes. in the band. They enjoy themselves GOLD DIGGERS OF 1935 1935 Dick Powell, Adolphe M~tnjou, Glenda Ferrell November of 197 5 at the Thun­ years, played with a lot of rock and group said it could tickle the fan­ Fleming said, "We even do mar­ on stage and occasionally a friend WED., NOV. :J THAU SAT., NOV. 6 derbird Bar on a jam session day. soul bands on the East Coast and a cies of anybody 15 to 81 years old. ching band routines like 'John Fill will come by and jam with them on CAPTAIN BLOOD 1935 Dan Dowling, Dave Friebolin, and rickoteer band called Rainmaker. WED., OCT, 6 THAU SAT., OCT, 9 Errc>J Flynn, Olfvle de Havilland, Basll Rathbone Fleming, who's jammed with Bn 'em Up Sousa' and 'Yankee stage. Cadbo coach and moral THE ROARING 20's 1939 THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD John Griffin, original members of The 26-year old bass man has a Doodle.' " JamEts Cagney, Humphrey Bogart, Priscllla Lane (COLOR) 1938 • Errol Flynn, (continued on page 7) supporter Ron Lipton often does Oli\lie de Hevi1Jand, Basil Rathbone The band has future plans to I AM A FUGITIVE some excellent harmonica work for FROM A record, but said they would have to the group. SUN., NOV. 7 THRU TUES., NOV. 9 ~~to-~~--­ CHAIN GANG 1932 TREASURE OF have enough material to record two Paul Muni, Glenda Farrell Cadillac Bob's easy-going nature THE SIERRA MADRE 1948 albums before they start. is best described by their motto; Humphrey Bogart, Waher Huston Everybody in the group writes "Cadillac Bob ain't no snob; he's SUN., OCT. 10 THRU TUES., OCT.12 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE 1944 WOMEN'S IDEA TO HAVE & HAVE NOT 1944 Cary Grant. Raymond Maney, Jock Carson original music which they call just looking for that steady job." Humphrey Bogart, Laurl!n Bacall, Walter Brennan WED .• NOV. 10 THRU SAT•• NOV, 13 "cadbos." The group now has 10 King said, "It's the best band I've THE BIG SLEEP 1946 ''cadbos. '' ever played in." I Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall MARKED WOMAN 1931 CONFERENCE'76 Bette Daliis, Humphrey Bogart I JUAREZ 1939 Science & Engineering WED., OCT, 13 THAU SAT., OCT. 16 Paul Muni, Bene Oe11is Come On Out I JEZEBEL 1938 John Garfield, Clai.lde Rains I Bette Davis, Henry Fonda, George Brent To The Old MILDRED PIERCE 1945 SUN., NOV.14 iHRU TUES., NOV, 16 I Joan Crawford, Jack Carson, Eve Arden AIR FORCE 1943 Cantina This I John Garfield, Gig Young, Arthur Kennedy SUN., OCT.17 THRU TUES., OCT. 19 THE DAWN PATROL 1938 I Errol Flynn, David Niven Weekend! DARK VICTORY 1939 I Betta Davis, Humphrey Bogart, Ronald Reagan WED., NOV. f7 THRU SAT., NOV. 20 L.B.Cottonwood I KINGS ROW 1942 THE FOUNTAINHEAD 1949 Fri. and Sat. I Ronald Reagan, Robert Cummings, Ann Sheridan Gary Cooper, Patricia Neal •· HIGH SIERRA 1941 I Humptuay Bogart, Ide Lupino, Arthut Kennedy and WED., OCT. 20 THRU SAT., OCT. 23 THE S.EA HAWK 1940 suN., NOV, 21 THRU TUES., NOV. 23 Errol Flynn, Flora Robson, Claude Reins on Sunday JOHNNY BELINDA 1948 THE CHARGE OF THE Jane Wyman, Lew Ayrn, Agnes Moorehead BORIS KARLOFF LIGHT BRIGADE 1936 TORRID ZONE 1940 AS THE ORIGINAL KMYR Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, David Niven James Cagney, Ann Sheridan, Pet O'Brien l' WED .• NOV. 24 THRU SAT•• NOV. 27 I Presents SUN., OCT, 24 THRU TUES., OCT. 26 THE MALTESE FALCON 1941 GENTLEMAN JIM 1942 Humphrey Bogart, Mary Astor fRANKBfSTEIN. Last Mile Errol Flynn, Ataxis Smith, Ward Bond Peter Lorre, Sydney Greenstreet OBJECTIVE, BURMA 1945' DARK PASSAGE 1947 Ramblers Errol Flynn, Geor~Je Tobias Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall FRIDAY AND SATURDAY with a ON THE BIG NEW SCREEN AT THE SEPTEMBER 24 AND 25 - 12 MIDNIGHT BEAUTIFIJLL Y REDECORATED Triple Pig Roast I' OCT.1·2, 1976 {,sPECIAL AFTERNOON SHOWINGq- i SATURDAY AND SUNDAY '.:} Starting at noon , I SEPTEMBER.25.AND 26 -1:00PM SUNSHINE THEATRE ·Go 5 miles N. of I (Under New Management) HOSTED BY: ALL SEATS $1.50- RATED G Bernalillo to Central at 2nd • 242-9741 MATINEES DAILY AT 1 P.M. Algodones exit I New Mexico Tech I Socorro, N.M. 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