weekend
Walter Matthau says this ought to be your weekend! Though the comic
actor won't be attending the much•acclaimed football gaMe, he will be
appearing in "I Ought To Be In Pictures," playing on campus.
Films
On Campus
"The Graduate" The classic
from the '6os cinema features
young Dustin Hoffman as a
jittery college graduate who
discovers the world is plastic.
Great comedy was scripted by
Calder Willingham and Buck
Henry, scored by Simon and
Garfunkel and directed by Mike
Nichols. 8 and 10 tonight,
tomorrow and Sunday, 112
Chambers
"Arthur" Dudley Moore
captured tile hearts of millions
last year with his comic
portrayal of Arthur, the
perpetually intoxicated young
millionaire who, after 30 years,
may have found Miss Right.
Light, pleasurable comedy. 7
and 9 tonight and Sunday, 112
Kern; 11 tonight and tomorrow,
101 Chambers.
"Rashomon" One of the
most acclaimed films of all
time, Akira Kurosawa's
psychological thriller about a
brutal rape-murder, comes to
campus this weekend. 7 and 9
tonight and tomorrow, 121
Sparks.
"Gallipoli" The visual images
are striking but the story is
ultimately a letdowti in
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Australian director Peter Weir's
ambitious antiwar film. Mel
Gibson ("The Road Warrior")
stars. 7 and 9 p.m. tomorrow
and Monday, 112 Kern.
"On Golden Pond" Katherine
Hepburn and Henry Fonda are
superb in this award-winning
film adaptation of Ernest
Thompeon's play about old
age. 7, 9:15 and 11:30 tonight
and Sunday, 9:15 and 11:30 p.m
tomorrow, 108 Forum.
"From Russia With Love" It's
Sean Connery in the second
installment of the immortal
James Bond series. Terence
Young ("Inchon") directed. 7,
9:15 and 11:30 tonight and
Sunday, 9:15 and 11:30 p.m.
tomorrow, Findlay Rec Room
"The Texas Chainsaw
Massacre" A grislier melange
of blood and human cold cuts
we may never see. 7, 9 and 11
tonight and Sunday, 9 and 11
p.m. tomorrow, Pollock Rec
Room.
"Is There Sex After Death?"
Good question. How does this
film answer it? 7, 9 and 11
tonight and tomorrow, 7 and 9
p.m. Sunday, 111 Forum.
"Harold and Maude" Hal
Ashby's cult classic features
Bud Cort as a suicidal youth
and Ruth Gordon as his off-the-
wall friend. 7:45 and 9:30
tonight, tomorrow and Sunday,
101 Chambers.
"I Ought To Be In Pictures"
Neil Simon's screen version of
his Broadway play about a
strained father-daughter
relationship is flaccid, but -
Walter Matthau as the mangy
father and Dinah Manoff as the
introspective daughter are fine.
7, 9:15 and 11:30 tonight and
Sunday, 9:15 and 11:30 p.m.
tomorrow, 10 Sparks.
"Stir Crazy" Gene Wilder and
Richard Pryor go for the belly
laughs in this rudely funny film
about prison life in the
Southwest. 7, 9:15 and -11:30
tonight and Sunday, 9:15 and
11:30 p.m. tomorrow, 105
Forum.
"Manzi!" Amitabh Bacchem
stars in this film from India
(with Engkish . subtitles).
Presented by the Friends of
India Association. 2 p.m.
Sunday, HUB Assembly Hall.
"The Love Goddesses" Jean
Harlow, Greta Garbo and the
emergence of sexual frankness
in modern films is the subject
of this compilation of film
clips. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday,
Schwab Auditorium.
"The Day the Earth Stood
Still" Panic and confusion fill
the streets when a spaceship
lands in Washington, D.C., and
out of it step the supercivilized
Klaatu and his faithful
companion Gort. Robert Wise
directed this 1951 sci-fi classic.
7 and 9 p.m. Thursday, 112
Kern.
"The Godfather" The
legendary drama about the
Corleone family is acted to the
hilt by Marlon Brando, James
Caan and Robert Duvall, and
masterfully packaged into an
affecting saga by Francis
Coppola. 7:30 tonight,
tomorrow and Sunday, HUB
Assembly Room.
Downtown
"Amityville The
Possession" For those of you
who couldn't wait for the
sequel to the spine-tingling
1979 schlocker, oh my God, it's
HERE!!! 8 and 10 nightly, 2,4,
6, 8 and 10 p.m. tomorrow and
Sunday, State.
"Tempest" John
Cassavettes is a well-to-do
architect who decides to leave
everything behind him and
forge out a new life in the
Mediterranean. Susan
Sarandon and Raul Julia co-star
in this new-comedy-romance by
Paul Mazursky. 7 and 9:30
nightly, 2, 4:30, 7 and 9:30 . p.m.
tomorrow and Sunday, State.
"Inchon" Sir Laurence
Olivier's bizarre portrayal of
Gen. Douglas MacArthur is the
only thing near a saving grace
in this sterile treatement of the
early days of the Korean
conflict. 8 and 10 nightly, 2,4 i 6,
8 and 10 p.m. tomorrow and
Sunday, Flick.
"Grease 2" Ugh! How
embarrassing! It's that musical
again! Michelle Pfeiffer and
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leads, Connie Stevens, Tab
Hunter and Sid Caesar are the
dippy teachers. 8 and 10
nightly, 2,4, 6, 8 and 10
tomorrow and Sunday,
Screening Room.
"Tron" Mass-quantities of
special effects supersede
anything else in this fantasy
about a computer genius (Jeff
Bridges) who gets trapped
inside a video game. Dusk
tonight, tomorrow and Sunday,
Temple Drive-In. ,
"Rocky The third
installment of Sly Stallone's
meat and potatoes for the last
six years packed the theatres
this summer with a one-two '
punch. It's back again for
another round this week. 7:30
and 9:30 nightly, Arena I and 11.
"E.T. The Extraterrestrial"
The space elf is still winning
audiences' hearts, thanks to
Steven Spielberg's fine mix of
humanism, feelingful direction
and good special effects. 7:30
and 9:45 nightly, 2:30, 5, 7:30
and 9:45 tomorrow and Sunday,
Movies.
"Clash of the Titans" The
bored gods on Mount Olympus'
decide to have a little fun with
the puny earthlings. Fantasy
film has good effects, but
wastes such people as Sir
Laurence Olivier and Maggie
Smith. Tonight, tomorrow and
Sunday, Temple Drive-In.
"An . Officer and a , •
Gentleman" Mix of romance
and military drama still doing
great business, with Richard
Gere as the ornery serviceman
and Debra Winger as his true
love. 7 and 9:30 nightly, 2, 4:30,
7 and 9:30 tomorrow and
Sunday, Garden.
"The World According to
Garp" Robin Williams un-
Morked is an impetuous but
earnest T. S. Garp in this long,
entertaining film version of
John Irving's even longer
bestseller. 7 and 9:30 nightly, 2,
4:30, 7 and 9:30 tomorrow and
Sunday, Cinema I and 11.
A wide variety of enter
tainment comes to the
area this weekend. For
the finest in film, see
Henry Fonda and Katha
rine Hepburn (below,
left) in "On Golden
Pond," playing on cam
pus, while "Tempest,"
starring Susan Sarandon
and John Cassavetes
(right), is screening
downtown.' Carlos Santa
na and Company (below,
right) will round up this
"winning" weekend
when they perform at 8
p.m. Sunday in Rec Hall.
P;;ai
"Pink Floyd: The Wall" A
burned-out rock star (Bob .
Geldof of the Boomtown Rats)
- hallucinates to the music of
Floyd in Alan Parker's ear
splitting, visually arresting film
based on the chart-topping
album. 8 and 10 nightly, 2,4, 6,
8 and 10 p.m. tomorrow and
Sunday, Cinema I and 11.
"Inside Seka" Yes, it's porn,
no doubt about it. 7, 8:30 and 10
nightly, Arena I and 11.
Sounds
The Bars
Arthur's Tonight WC Billhick;
Bookends tomorrow; Tuesday
Chris Barret and Jeff Bennet;
Wednesday the Witch Doctor.
Allen Room Tonight and
tomorrow Richard Sleigh; 1
Sunday Bill Filer; Monday
through Thursday Chris
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Younken.
Brewery Tahoka Freeway
tonight; The Trend Monday;
Tuesday J.P. Rocks.
Brickhouse Tavern Tonight
and tomorrow J. 8.; Improv
Nights Monday and Tuesday;
Wednesday and Thursday J.B.
Coffee Grinder_Sherry
McCamely tonight; Eventide
tomorrow; Abby Sue Monday;
Sherry McCamely Tuesday and
Wednesday; Abby Sue
Thursdpy.. •
Gatsby's Hatrick tomorrow;
Wednesday is Nickolodeon
night.
Phyrst Johnny Deadline
tonight; Phyrst Phamily
tomorrow; Propaganda
Monday; Cartoon Tuesday and
Wednesday. '
The Pub (Holiday Inn) Dick
"the Cowboy" Harbold
performs Sunday.'
Rathskellar The Bobcat
tonight and tomorrow,
Rego's Tonight and ,
tomorrow John Cunningham;
Sunday Cartoon; Monday
Randy Hughes; Tuesday
through Thursday David Fox.
Scorpion Smilin Dogg
tonight and tomorrow; The Toyz
The Daily Collegian
Friday, Sept . 24
Tuesday; Harpo Wednesday;
Tahoka Freeway Thursday.
Sly Fox (Sheraton) Vickki
Austin Affair tonight and
tomorrow; Terry Moretti
Monday through Thursday.
Toftrees Country Club and
Lounge Tom Wareham tonight
through Thursday.
Wine Cellar (La Bella Vita)
Tonight Chris Younken;
tomorrow Kindred; Thuthday
Andy Mozenter. t
Concerts and Coffeehouses
Jawbone Relax with the
sounds of Jeff Zucker and
Steve Wilson tonight.
Tomorrow enjoy the music of
Kevin "Koz" Slick. Shows at
9:15 and 10:30 p.m. •
WDFM Wasted Talent and .
The Seen will perform at 9
tonight in the Walnut Building.
Admission to the concert,
which will be brodcast live on
WCFM's "Metal Wind"
program, is free.
University Concert
Committee Santana will bring
to Penn State some of the
energy and excitement of
tomorrow's wild gig with The
Who and The Clash in Philly
when they rock Happy Valley at'
8 Sunday night in Rec Hall.
Music
WDFM "The Secret of
Susanna," an opera by Wolf
and Ferrari, will be broadcast at
noon tomorrow.
Student'Foundation for i the
Performing Arts presents The
Chestnut Brass Company at 8
tomorrow night in. Schwab '
Auditorium. Admission is free.
School of Music Bass
baritonist
Raymond Brown,
professor of music, will present'
a free concert at 8:3.0 p.m.
Monday in the recital hall of the,
Music Building. Selections Will'
feature works by J.S. Bach,
Wagner and Caccini.
Galleries
Musuem of Art "The England
of William Penn, 1644-1718"
weekend
ushers visitors right into the
high English courts with richly
colored portraits, furniture,
glass, ceramics and sculpture,
through . Oct. 31. Selections
from the-University's
permanent collection
coordinate with the Penn show
with European paintings,
drawings and prints displayed
on the first floor through Oct. 3,
while contemporary portraits
and landscapes are on the
second floor through Oct. 31.
Zoller A juried print show
sponsored by The Print Club,
Lehigh University, displays the
top prints of regional university
and art school students
including two . Penn State
The Lady Lion Golfers swing into the 'B2 season at the Lady Northern
Invitational at Ohio State this weekend.
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students who placed in the top
five awards. Over all, the work
gives an excellent view of the
'quality art'being made in •
schools and the styles in which
current artists are working.
Chambers Ceramics by Soon
Hahn are displayed on the
second floor lobby through
Oct. 4. The exhibit shows many
traditional forms with a variety
of glaze techniques.
Kern Large, heavy blown
glass bowls and , vases by Friar
Jerry Hovanec, and a photo
display about, how he makes
them are on display through
Sept. 28. A Virginian
photographer exhibits black
and white pictures that he
made thinking about the early
pictorialist style, but using
modern film and paper.
Contemporary relief pictures
by James E. Rabine II hang in
the rear lobby, showing this
man's salable craft.
Pattee Rich Sidoroff's
exhibit of black and white
photos, capturing sensitive
networks of rhythms and
energies is on display in
Lending Services through Sept.
28. Large, colorful paintings by
Brent Oglesbee' illustrate his
structural concerns
incorporated with his memory
Near the Reserve Reading
Room, Celeste Fernandez
Fartante displays her large
color photos of her home land,
Puerto Rico.
HUB Ceramic sculptures by
Ziggy Coyle abound in the Art
Alley. The animated old and
bitd women are detailed down
to the fingernails. In contrast, a
large ceramic sculpture,
"Architeqtural Elements," is
displayed in the Gallery and
was made by Walter Shroyer.
Saundra Braund, a former craft
centre teacher, displays her
quilting, both large and'small,
in the Art Alley.
Earth and Mineral Sciences
Museum and Art Gallery "Form
and Color in Minerals" is a
continuing exhibit of the most
visually impressive specimens
from the museum's collection.
Also on display are. paintings
and drawings related to the
mineral industry.
Columbus Chapel and Boal
Mansion Museum This history
museum in Boalsburg houses a
hidden and most incredible
collection of American artifacts
including one of the largest
weapons collections in the
country. Also the Boals
inherited the entire chapel
contents - from their Columbus
relatives who kept Christopher
Columbus' sea chest and an
alleged piece of the True Cross.
Old Main Hidden in the
dreaded administration
building, the, large frescoes
depicting the land grant bill
that initiated Penn State
University are some of the
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The Chestnut Brass Company, an e
tomorrow night in Schwab Auditor
concert will feature renditions of b.
finest murals in the country.
Painted by Henry Varnum Poor
through student funding, these
treasures shouldn't be missed.
Sports
Home
Football The Nebraska Corn
Huskers, sitting pretty at #2 in
the polls, arrive at Penn State to
kick-off against the eighth
ranked Nittany Lions'.first
game under lights. The game
begins at 3:45 tomorrow
afternoon at Beaver Stadium.
JV Football At home for their
first game, the JV football team
hoSts Nassau Community
College at 2 this afternoon on
the fields behind the flower
gardens.
Men's Soccer Penn State
hosts Cleveland State at 6:45
tonight at Jeffrey Field.
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citing quintet that plays some 74 different instruments, will perform at 8
um. Sponsored by the Student Foundation for the Performing Arts, the
rogue, classical, jazz, popular and avante garde music.
Men's Tennis Coach Holmes
Cathrall takes the Lions to
Annapolis Maryland this
weekend for the three day Navy
Invitational.
Women's Tennis The Lady
Lions travel north this weekend
for the Syracuse Invitational.
Women's Volleyball The •
Lady Lion Spikers travel to Pitt
tonight for a go at the Lady
Panthers. They will also
participate in the Pitt Classic
which opens Saturday, at
Pittsburgh.
Women's Golf The Lady Lion
golfers make their debut this
weekend at Ohio State for the
Lady Northern Invitational.
Women's Cross Country
Coach Gary Schwartz takes his
Lady Harriers to North Carolina
State for a meet with Texas this
weekend.
The Daily Collegian Friday, Sept. 24, 1982-21
Women's Field Hockey The
Lady Lions continue their play
this weekend at Davis and
Elkins.
Etc.
WDFM Leonard Rubinstein
and Ernst Schurer discuss the
University's upcoming
conference on B. Traven,
author of "The Treasure of the
Sierra Madre" at 6 p.m. Sunday,
as part of "Odyssey Through
Literature."
Christian Fellowship
presents a dospel Rally at 6:30
tonight at Old Main. Songs and
testimonies will be featured.
The Last Epidemic
Prominent physicians offer a
candid and realistic discussion
of the human effects of nuclear
war at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the
Wesley Foundation.