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| Alexandra Hay was a busy and normally naked, character actress in the late 1960's and early 70's |
Hi gang, this batch is from the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph, March 1972.
Some nice ones here..enjoy...
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| Disney's thematic sequel to Mary Poppins, Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1972) |
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| Modern audiences might not be aware of how common it was in the pre-video era for films to get re-released into the theaters years after their initial release. Major films, like the Ten Commandment, Gone With the Wind and a few others would come out to the theaters again every two or three years. |
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| This ad for XXX entertainment was directly next to the ad for Bednobs and Broomsticks, a not uncommon situation in the 1970's and one that eventually led to parental complaints, eventually sending these type of ads to their own separate page. |
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| One of the great films of all time, The Godfather (1972) |
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| James Coburn B-Picture about rodeo riders, The Honkers (1972) |
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| A wide selection was always available at the Drive-in |
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| Connery returns as James Bond, in 1972's Diamonds Are Forever |
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| Re-release of My Fair Lady |
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| As a 21st Century guy, I have trouble picturing any David Lean film as the "Movie and Music of Young America", especially not Doctor Zhivago. |
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| Documentary on the murder trial of the two famous anarchists. |
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| In the early 1970's "X" rated films would still show up in the local theater. It would be a few more years before the "X" was automatically going to keep a movie out of normal theaters. |
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| Loved, The Hospital (1972) George C Scott and Diana Rigg star in a sharp, evil dark comedy. Highly recommended |
