This review of “Fun in Acapulco” starring Elvis is a perfect reminder that it wasn’t all—or even mostly—art-house movies that played in Philadelphia in 1963 (notice, however, the advertisement for Fellini’s 8 ½ in the lower right-hand corner of the review.)  It is also a clue as to the character of the Randolph theater, as opposed to, for instance, the Boyd (which was playing exclusively “Cinerama”-type blockbusters at the time) or the Bryn Mawr Theater, which tended to show artsier, foreign films.  By A. Migdail