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Show Jw yei 1p CLOSEUP Dalmatian Offered In Color Test Violence In Films Leads To Wildness variety of prizes, including a Dalmatian pup valued at more than $TjO, will be awarded to talented yourg-stfr- s through a coloring content sponsored by the Fov Cottonwood Mall Theater. The content is beirg held in conrection with the Walt Dis101 Dalmaney production, whuh opens Chns(-na- s tians, Day at the theater It will include a second feature about a Navajo Indian boy and his burro entitled Hang Your Hat on the Wind The context is open to any boy or girl U years of age and younger. The cartoon panel on this page mu- -t be colored, using any type of application or technique, and then sent io the 1 lev ret News. A panel of judges will select the top entries and then notify the theater of the winners. The top prize will be a Dalmatian pup from Jo's Poodle Grooming and Pet Shop, 1911 W. 3500 South, Granger. The next two winners each will receive a $5 gift certificate and four more each will receive albums of 101 Dalmatians, valued at $4 each. nmners-aTen additional will be awarded other records valued at $3 each, and the last St each will receive a pair of movie tickets to .tee the movie. Deadline for entries is Monday. Doc. 29. They must arrive at the Deseret News. Mail to Coloring Contest. Deseret News, P.O. Box 1257, Salt Lake City, Utah 84110. A Bv MARILYN BECK HOLLYWOOD (NANA) Niw you see what a precedent is set when bloodletting movie brawls like The Wild Bunch are loosed on screens. Every producer in Hollywood the" other is out to - fallow kind of climax was reached the other night when Universal attempted to preview The Liberation of Lord Byron Jones .in a small Hollywood movie house. Kids and adults alike took their cue from the film's homMng content and began tearing up the seats and the carpeting. Sad sequel is that wten alarmed studio executives demanded that the director, William Wyler, delete the more offensive scenes, he flatly refused. Take it as it is or take ny name off it. was his ultima- turn and the guess is that his name goes off. Oscar-winnin- i CO-HI- , Name Age Address Phone FOX IhifcR MOUNTAIN THEMES E HAT10NM. GENERAL COMPACT uHIEIZSIIlEiEl FAR UP! FAR OUT! a- 6ABSIELE FERZETI - S.-- sfcrng bf XBt3! R p :-- J 3f LAST WEEK! r 7iBATTLING h f f e IT OUT TOE TO TOE br fCTB HJVT IfCHrW.M PHUIS1 SOUTHEAST TIMES TODAY 645 9:20 vvnnci jciuv iuyivci! Sk V i ACROSS 2000 MILES OF thundering 3 ADVENTURE! John . Rock X hyne t Hudson mM iiuw. now you can SEE you want FIRST. anythin the Undefeated has at the Villa for several months, also will finish its engagement Tuesday unless the theater has a Christmas Fve show. been playing 1241, t 7 SS. Writers Sue On AFTCtfPJH. (gi Downhill Racer RESTAURANT lRestricted fo UPTOWN 53 S. Main folIR P p . 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PETEK FOflDA mmt mi 9.1S pm. flATVtlfe 7J9 mmi 1 45 ?IUS: Trpi MmNr SmAts odmd). tISTt 3 CVftTAINS. evditMCWW. g man went looking Pmm Cb4b t f 1 A MIsMtilSpA niMAMSp pm MOVIE AUDIENCE Tw CURT M St MATUMSi anywhere... WILTMTS 2CBLM iewes & in for America. And couldnt find it iinlrj f gSLSST 0 190 nc suss imoN only for 4,,vr IcJX. tonight! KHftKEEroallwy EASTCFJAWT FMftlV HOMS -- m Tenle 125 West KstuI 437 Scsth Main TeIe fCrsssrsa&J Theyr Has of today who live ARID GUTHRIE Vfll::CI:liHai33y ms. tUT.i.iimsa.ii tourer the MlnttikiOTik as advertised. , .ww$wg4w YOUR LAST CHANCE! WILL NIYER AGAIN BE RELEASED IN THE BREATHTAKING ALL ON THE SAME PROGRAM 3 0FTKD2 NSf Auce-- s SHOWING 5:19 25.M8 slamnj RESERVE eolorbyoWw ' AND SIDE BY SIDE J . less the theater has a Christ-mi- s Eve show. Krakatoa: East of Java," PHONE JV Ij70 uiipilli Lake. The Undefeated, starring John Wayne and Rock Hudson. with Utahs Merlin Olsen, will wind up its current run at the Uptown next Tuesday un- Racers, bjT rn golden goose is back! i v n LOS ANGELES (UPI) Two writers have sued Paramount Pictures Corp. for $6 million charging their story was pirated for the movie Downhill Racer. Buck Holland and Jan contended ThursSchimmel day the movie was based on their original story Devil on not on Oakley His Heels, Hall's novel The Down thill Bjsi ydbrynner.fileof nsilSE STEPPAT ri hir axiKS. 5AT BOUNTIFUL 71 EXCLUSIVE! Less than a week remains until the final performances of first-ruengagements for .two special movies in Salt via n GEORGE U1ZENBY DIANA RiGB -- TEUY SAVALAS. j Ferrer's Peter Pan, hopefully with Mia Farrow, would have cost about $8.5 million. Universal, like all the majors short of cash, has postponed production. Instead Mel is planning a low budget picture to be made in London for $700,000. Color this cartoon panel and submit to "Coloring Contest," Deseret News, P.O. Box 1257, Salt Lake City, Utah 841 1 J, before Jan. 29. AT LYRIC T HIGHLAND g Because Mel Week Left For 2 Films the exciting movie, which . Some p adventure-suspens- t"'lw U |