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• 1 { • Seek Seats On New County PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1972 Board Tuesday WALTER DEAN MCHENRY THOMAS HUEMANN McHenry EDWARD J. BUSS McHenry ROBERT F.OLSON Woodstock HAROLD G. FREESE Crystal Lake WILLIS J. SIMMS McHenry RICHARD O.KLEMM Crystal Lake CHARLES WEINGART McHenry RITA K. HALVORSEN Crystal Lake LaVERNEHROMEC McHenry JOHN G. MEEHAN McHenry GEORGE ROYCE Crystal Lake ANNA MAE CUDA McHenry LEONA NELSON Crystal Lake Public Pulse ANSWERING COMPLAINT "Dear Sir: "This is in reply to a letter from Arline Seebach, (McHenry Plaindealer, March 1. 1972.) "The comments in her letter aren't the kind of thing we like to hcai hat a thorough in­ vestigation* of the matter reveals that she was correct in much of what was said. "It was with great an­ ticipation that the film "RA Expedition" was scheduled for the McHenry theatre because here was truly a family film of great merit. It was not available through the normal channels and the theatre was rented to the distributors of the film for the one night showing. The manager of the theatre on the night in question, in his anxiety to admit some of the people waiting in the cold outside for the second showing made the judgement error of turning up the house lights and closing the stage curtain at a point he believed was the end of the film. As indicated in her letter, the feature had not yet finished and the closing scenes were projected against the stage curtain. "Regarding the other disturbances referred to, it should be noted that most of the audience was composed of young people accompanied by adults. Ushers were provided and everything possible was done to keep order, but it is a fact that few parents will admit to their children misbehaving and it is always the others who are at fault. "Be that as it may, I feel that Arline Seebach and her party are entitled to see a movie in the right circumstances and properly presented so that it may provide the enjoyment intended. "An invitation is herewith extended to her and her guests to a movie of her choice anytime between now and April 30, 1972. She should make herself known to the manager so that she may take advantage of this offer. We regret any inconvenience caused by the above incident and hope to continue to merit her patronage, and that of all the other theatre goers in this area. Very truly yours, "H.C. Rhyan" • o « o a o # o » o » o » o « o # o o • • THE WORLD OF o •ENTERTAINMENT o o • • o a o a o * o « o » o » o « o » o MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS There must be some charm to the famous queens record­ ed in h is tory because th t f i lm indust ry has exploi ted them from every angle as subjec ts for many f i lms. And now, te levis ion has picked up the t icket* and th is type T V f i l m h o l d s a p o p u l a r ra t ing . The la tes t movie , "Mary, Queen of Scots ," reviews the conf l ic t of the 16th cen­ tury be tween Mary, Queen of Scots and El izabeth , Queen of England. Other than the fabulous cos tumes worn by the two queens , there i s some his tor ica l in teres t of tha t e ra evident in the f i lm and perhaps , for those who read l i t t le of the pas t , th is i s a plus for h is tor ica l f i lms. RONALDA MARGASON Wonder Lake Trying to res t a f ter an ex­ ceedingly hard day, poor fa ther was being bedevi led by an endless s t ream of un­ answerable ques t ions f rom l i t t le Wil l ie . "What do you do down a t the of f ice ' ' " quer ied the youngster . "Nothing," shouted the fa ther . I t 1 o o k e d as i f the boy had been shut up for a whi le , b u t n o t f o r l o n g . A f t e r a t h o u g h t f u l p a u s e , W i l l i e asked, "Pop, how do you know when.you ' re through 7 " The two queens , who re­ por tedly never met in rea l l i fe , a re a colorfu l par t of h is tory and are wel l p layed by two very t a lented ac­ t resses . Vanessa Redgrave as Mary in the t i t le ro le and G l e n d a J a c k s o n p o r t r a y s Queen El izabeth of England. The male cas t cons is ts of Pa t r ick McGoohan, Timo­ thy Dal ton , Nigel Davenpor t and o thers in th is f i lm ra ted "GP--with parenta l guidance sugges ted ." IMPROVE THE McHENRY COUNTY BOARD VOTE APRIL 4th (THE TUESDAY AFTER EASTER) WE CAN HAVE GOOD COUNTY GOVERNMENT IN McHENRY COUNTY CAST YOUR VOTE FOR QUALIFIED CANDIDATES IN THE TOWNSHIPS OF BURTON, McHENRY, AND NUNDA.... DEMOCRATIC PARTY CANDIDATES ft CHARLES "CHUCK" WEINGART RITA K. HALVORSEN LaVERNE HROMEC JOHN G. "GARY" MEEHAN El LEONA NELSON ANNA* MAE CUDA GEORGE ROYCE Adv. Paid By Democratic Central Comm. 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