‘Pretty Woman’ Scores No. 1 at Box Office : Films: Older movies still going strong, but may fade as summer crop of flicks opens this Friday.

It was another good weekend for Touchstone Pictures’ “Pretty Woman.” With ticket sales of approximately $7.7 million, the romantic fantasy snared the No. 1 spot at the box office--and managed to surpass the magic $100 million mark.

Warner Bros.’ “Driving Miss Daisy,” which had $1.2 million in receipts, for eighth place, also made it into the $100-million club.

This brings to four the number of movies that have managed to pass the prestigious $100-million point since the beginning of the year. The others are New Line Cinema’s “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” and Paramount Pictures’ “The Hunt for Red October.”

Of the week’s newcomers, Taurus’ Entertainment’s “Class of 1999” ranked 10th, with ticket sales of approximately $735,000 at 329 screens for a disappointing per-screen-average of about $2,234.

From top to bottom, the weekend box office was as follows, based on estimates:

1. “Pretty Woman,” (Touchstone), $7.7 million (weekend ticket sales); $100-plus million (cumulative gross).

2. “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, (New Line Cinema), $3.6 million; $109 million.

3. “Tales From the Darkside: The Movie,” (Paramount Pictures), $2.9 million; $7.9 million.

4. “The Hunt for Red October,” (Paramount Pictures), $2.2 million; $106 million.

5. “Spaced Invaders,” (Buena Vista), $1.9 million; $10.5 million.

6. “The Guardian,” (Universal), $1.8 million; $12 million.

7. “Q&A;,” (Tri-Star Pictures), $1.5 million; $7 million.

8. “Driving Miss Daisy,” (Warner Bros.), $1.2 million; $100 million.

9. “Wild Orchid,” (Epic/Triumph), $1.2 million; $7 million.

10. “Class of 1999,” (Taurus Ent.), just opened with $735,000.

As for this weekend: the summertime movie slate will officially kick off with the Friday releases of Universal Pictures’ romantic comedy, “Bird on a Wire,” and Orion Pictures’ comedy, “Cadillac Man.”