"The Cowboys' Exposed for Non-Entertainment

A few years ago the police radio occasionally droned out a location, usually under

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a bridge, and then intoned, “Man exposing himself."

Now they do it on the screen and people for some reason pay to get in. The movie is "The Lonesome Cowboys" at the Continental.

It is an Andy Warhol un. derground, or maybe middleground, movie. This means it has the Warhol techniques of holding one scene for perhaps 12 minutes while the actors try to think of things to say.

This one purports to tell a sort of story, namely that of a bevy of homosexual cowboys who mince and lisp their way through improvisations flecked with dirty words. It's non entertainment of the first water, meaning the first water off an old aquarium.-Emerson Batdorff.