Show j IOC Disney Animators Use Talents On Robin Hood Legend Twist BURBANK The storv as told the animals — of Hood Robin Hood and his Merry Men 'and how they robbed from the rich to give to the poor is internationally known The legend which has been the subject of dozens of films and television shows now gets a new twist from Walt Disney animators who have been busily translating the centuries old all cartoon tale into a of by Sherwood Electrical Apprenticeship beginning October 2 1973 at Weber Education Center Forest it Continuing Education classes Registration for bei ng conducted at Weber State Col lege Division of Continuing Education Call or stop by for a catalog — complete listing of classes offered appeared in the Ogden Standard Examiner Saturday September 22 non-cred- were who there!” Robin Hood is a wily dashing fox voiced by Brian Bedford y Little John is a bear voiced by Phil Harris Prince John is a cowardly greedy lion voiced by Peter the Sheriff of NotUstinov is an evil wolf voiced tingham and Friar Buttram Pat by for release this Tuck is a kindly worrying Christmas badger voiced by Andy Devine The twist in Walt Disney Maid Marian is a coquettish Productions’ “Robin Hood” is foxess voiced by Monica happy-go-luck- Standard-Examine- Wednesday Sept 26 1973 r (DOv'Ckw § 3 TTUJLl THIS AIRLINE SERVES THREE WILD DISHES TAKE yOUR CHOICE MSTROCOIO Box office 7:15 Show at 7:45 "M BJTEOTMmrf United Press Internationaf NO Retired Volunteers needed for service to agencies in the Ogden area Contact RSVP Weber State College (stewardesses non-prof- it yi r W 4? w PAUL N3W1AN is BUTCH CASSIDY AND WE aJXDflKCE IflD IS ROBERT REDFORD full-leng- th feature for Information rogardlng these or othor classes you would like call that all the characters are Evans played by animals Allan a Dale the strolling minstrel 1 :I becomes a rooster whose voice mom won D qxurmp iruH i is supplied by Roger Miller His RODGER- S- HAMMERSTE1V Wfc character sets the mood Ww He tells the audience that “this is the true story of Robin $$i weekdays ROY OpenWeekends THEATRE O 1 vVMI® Dm £!§ in cx """ NOW PLAYING SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT Shows Wed & Thurs 7 Sat shows 6 & pm 9:25 ‘Last Tango’” -- Aaron Schindler Family Circle MANN THEATRES BTAUOU1A1 "FIRST DRIVE IN fl PLiTM CcLaUOTIIIJ 1 pncacmca back by popular demand shows at 7:00 & 9:15 pm MANN THEATRES Rpfcftgp EGYPTIAN Drive-I- n 739 1050 WEST SOUTH Jctph E Levine and Brut Production KARADO COMES HERE Saturday Sept 29 sir panavision PG color by homemade articles Box office 7:15 Show 7:45 Qf GnsGEansisi' GHSIIMilSCB PraKmatun Glenda Jackson George Segal ATbuch Of Class ffcJiuiIII2AELk vEIill i V r A UNIVERSAL RELEASE POSSIBLE IN THIS THOSE WHO DION I ARE DEAD! f "rwy jrxJ A UNIVERSAL 1 B 3 ft i if PICTURE TtCHWICOLOR TECHNICOLOR® hes quick as a COUGAR! hits like aTIGER! and preys on MAN! yW 7:30 9:30 Show times obej WlLSHIREmS HAteisoH nvoiTLe Whn 393-727- BELIEVE UDn© (EeriT U Warner Bros 50'h Anniversary Warner Commun cat ons Company Ph DAY AND AGE? 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