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John Denver Tnlia From page 24 Schell) who carries a request from note Julia asks Lillian if she will I $50,000 into Berlin to help pay for I prisoners. Lillian agrees to help i takes off. The entire smuggling proces planned for Lillian and there ai ^ * 1 1 _ - ' aiuug mc way iu assist ner. ine r hat that Lillian wears as she ma trip from Paris to Berlin. TIIE BERLIN STOPOVER is wY to give the money to Julia, but Li] know how. In Berlin Lillian is c restaurant where she meets Julia ? the money in a moving sequent allows for a brief few minutes of ween the two. JULIA APPEARS TO HAVE R Clapton From page .>5 fame, where he was asked to join the Yardbirds. He spent 18 months with the Yardbirds before playing with John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers. In the summer of 1966, one of rock's most instrumentally brilliant and acclaimed groups was formed. The Cream was Clapton on Lead guitar. Jack Bruce on bass guitar and Ginger Baker on drums. They rivaled the Beatles in popularity and record sales. Their sound was loud, sharp and rocking. CREAM DISBANDED in 196* and Clapton and Baker formed Blind Faith, which enjoyed instant but short success. i HHMnonBMKiawtMnaMHMHaHNnMwami [flHSm v STAGE I A Gourmet's Dc Happy Hour 4:30-7:00 Mon.-Sat. Gourmet Sandwiches Served Til Great Drinks - Nightly Entertaii Open Mon.-Fri. 11-2 a.m., Sat. : L Con ! COLUMBIA Carolina Coliseum March 25 Eric Clapton-John March 28 John Denver | Township Auditorium March 12 Dave Mason-Bob V CHARLOTTE, NORTH CARO Charlotte Coliseum March 10 Dave Mason-Bob V GREENSBORO, NORTH CAN Greensboro Coliseum March 11 Ronnie Milsap March 12 Styx March 18 Rush March 17 Bootsy's Rubber Ba March 26 John Denver April 13 Randy Newman SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Savannah Civic Center March 21 Eric Clapton March 31 Roy Ayers i Julia. In the nicely from the last tin neip smuggle Lillian sits to join her he release of Julia's wooden leg, a < and the story efforts against the Naz made in a bathroom at ;s has been then tells Lillian she rr e people all immediately to avoid noney is in a During their conver kes the train of a daughter she h< baker's family just aci Lillian to find her dau lere Lillian is to America where Juli lian does not war. Much of the rema lirected to a Lillian's search for tt jnd gives her ce that only THE RELATIONSIl contact bet- Hammett is an impoi TUrv,, 1: 1 a r mcy nveu logeiner 101 used Hammett as a co ECOVEREI) Hammett was als(T a The band Clapton played with next, Delaney, Bonnie and Friends, influenced his lyrics and toned his flamboyant character to a manner more like the Friends. By the fall of 1970, Derek and the Dominos were assembled and soaring the chart?s with their album "Layla." ('binton 'Arid hie nou; hanH J- ?,,v " ^MIIU v,u"llul seem to find a direction with "Slow Hand." The album is an easy listener but hardly vintage Clapton. Past experience and [ recent influences, evident in this recording, promise a future creation which "Slowhand" only begins. D?cl2 flight Open 11 a.m. for Lunch j Disco open at 4:30 ; 1 12 Midnight nment Dinner served 1112 nightly 6-12 cert Cale ATLANTA, GE Great Southeas Martyn March 8 & 9 D March 12 Billy Mnrfh 17 & 1ft March 23 Robe /elch March 8 Mudch March 31 & Ap LINA Fox Theatre March 24 SanU /elch March 25 Tube IOLINA Atlanta Civic C April 5 Lou Re April 15 Randy The Omni nd March 9 Emeri March 25 Parli April 7 David I JACKSONVILI. Jacksonville C( March 26 REO April 5 David 1 le Lillian saw her, but as years, and , she becomes aware of Falcon" ar constant reminder of her career end< is. The money transfer is first play the restaurant and Julia which the tv mst get back on the train give the vi suspicion. relationship sation Julia tells Lillian Lillian H< is who is living with a has only ch ross the border. She asks keeping the ehter and take her bark has vowpH f a will join them after the but has sai inder of the movie traces San Franci le daughter. Academy [IP between Lillian and an indicati rtant part of the movie, worthy of t * thirty years and Lillian lead actors nstant source of energy. Schell have i writer, for about six director F I T I Ijk IWe ve (jot it, ami i\ Slackx, shorts, skirts a, While you're hen make Yai p Bring th tj Store kvx. Mon.Sat. 1 ndar? ORGIA t Music Hall r. Hook Cobham (cancelled) Mac MacNally- Keith Carradine rt Gordon & Link Wray- NRBQ y Waters-Nighthawks ril 1 Don McLean ma tenter ed Newman son, Lake & Palmer ament-Funkadelic 3owie .E, FLORIDA )liseum Speedwagon iowie his work included "The Maltese id "The Thin Man." His literary ed in 1934, the same year Lillian's was published. 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