weekend
Films
On Campus
"Badlands" A bored young
man (Martin Sheen) and the
half-witted teenage girl he
allures (Sissy Spacek) go on a
murderous trek across the
American Midwest in the 1950 s
in Terrence Malick's 1974
drama, one of the most highly
acclaimed films of its decade
which is based loosely on the
story of real•life mass-murderer
Charlie Starkweather. 7 and 9
tomorrow, 12:1 Sparks; 7 and 9
Sunday,HUoiNssembly Room.
"The Blade Runner" Harrison
Ford is a stoical private eye in
the hellish world of futuristic
Los Angeles in Ridley Scott's
high-tech mystery-adventure,
based on Philip Dick's sci-fi
tale "Do Androids Dream of
Electric Sheep?" Joanna
Cassidy, Sean Young. 7, 9 and
11 tonight and tomorrow, 7 and
9 Sunday, 105 Forum.
"An Officer and a
Gentleman" One of 1982's
biggest moneymaking films,
this military romance drama
captured the hearts of '
American moviegoers as well
as two Academy Awards: one
for the soulful theme song ("Up
Where We Belong") and
another for Louis Gossett, Jr.'s
: supporting performance.
Richard Gere, Debra Winger. 7
' and 9:15 tonight and Sunday,
112 Kern. 11:30 tonight; 7, 9:15
and 11:30'tomorrow, 112
Chambers.
• "Airplane II: The Sequel"
This disaster-movie spoof is
- nothing near the loony,
hilarious farce its predecessor
was but still has its share of
good moments, the best
belonging to William Shatner,
who is surrounded by a control
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room full of machinery he can't
begin to understand. Robert
Hays, Julie Hagerty. 7, 8:30 and
They're off and running in the 15th Annual Phi Psi 500, a 1.1 mile race
that includes stops at six bars. Proceeds from the race, which will
' 10 tonight, 7 and 8:30 Sunday,
112 Chambers; 7 and 11
tomorrow, 101 Chambers.
"Bananas" Woody Allen co
wrote, directed and starred in
this Wild 1971 comedy about a
meek products tester in New
York who becomes the
makeshift premier of a South
American Republic. Sharp,
often hilarous film has the
pacing and texture of the old
Marx Brothers comedies and is
climaxed by a wonderful trial
sequence. 7, 9 and 11 tonight, 7
and 9 Sunday, 121 Sparks.
!Teronika Voss" . The third
installment of Rainer Werner
Fassbinder's trilogy about
Germany in the 1950 s (his first
two being "The Marriage of
Maria Braun" and "Lola") is a
"Sunset Boulevard"-type
meditation on the career of a
faded screen goddess. Vincent
Canby of the New York Times
called it "a chilly, tough,
wicked satire." 7 and 9
tomorrow and Monday, 112
Kern.
"If You Love This Planet"
This Oscar-winning 1982
documentary about nuclear
power was the subject of some
controversy when it was
temporarily banned as
propaganda by the U. S.
Department of Justice. 7:30 and
9:30 Thursday, Wesley
Foundation.
"One Flew Over the
Cuckoo'S Nest" Powerful, if
loose, adaptation of Ken
If you're looking for a more cere•
bral way to spend your weekend,
why not see Richard Mayhew's
(left) recent works in the Museum
of Art, Rainer Werner Fassbind
er's film "Veronika Voss" (below),
or Louis Gossett, Jr. and Richard
Gere (below, right) in "An Officer
and a Gentleman."
commence Saturday at noon, will benefit the Centre County
of the Association of Retarded Cit.
Kesey's play about a mental
ward's power struggle between
a hard-livin' free spirit (Jack
Nicholson) and a despotic
nurse (Louise Fletcher) Winner
of;five Oscars, including Best
Picture in 1975. A funny,
draining film. Milos Forman
("Ragtime") directed. 7:30 and
9:45 tonight and Sunday, 8:30
tomorrow, 101 Chambers.
"Enter the Dragon" What
may be the best kung-fu action
film to date stars Bruce Lee as
an innocent young man up
against thousands of avarices.
The film works so well because
the moviemakers are smart
enough to forego a pretentious
plotline and give the viewer lots
of action. 7 and 9 tonight,
tomorrow and Sunday, 10
Sparks.
"Bad Timing/A Sensual ,
Obsession" Art Garfunkel is a
psychiatrist who is obsessed
romantically with patient
Theresa Russell in Nicholas
Roeg's psychosexual drama.
Harvey Keitel. 7 and 9 tonight
and tomorrow, HUB Assembly
Room.
"Lenny" Dustin Hoffman
("Tootsie") gives a
transcendent portrayal of
tortured, neurotic iconoclastic
comic Lenny Bruce in Bob
Fosse's acclaimed 1974 bio-
pic. Valerie Perrine co-stars. 7
and 9 Wednesday and
Thursday, 112 Kern.
"The Harder They Come"
The mean-strutting Jimmy Cliff
stars in this acclaimed reggae
rock film from 1973. 7, 9 and 11
tonight and tomorrow, 7 and 9
Sunday, 102 Forum.
"National Lampoon's Animal
House" Often outrageous
campus comedy features John
Belushi in all his glory as the
obnoxious, gluttonous Bluto
with lots of irreverent gags. You
know it, you love it, you can't
live without it. 7, 9 and 11
tonight and tomorrow, 7 and 9
Sunday, 108 Forum.
"The Fifth War" Actress
Vanessa Redgrave ("Julia")
financed this documentary
about the war in Lebanon.
shown as , part of International
Film Week. 7 tonight, 111
Boucke.
"Moonraker" James Bond
relies heavily on gadgetry in
this 1979 outing, but the action
is better-than-average as 007
joins forces with Holly
Goodhead (Lois Chiles) in
battling Hugo Drax (Michael
Lonsdale), who is a quietly
sadistic space menace. Good
special effects. 7, 9:15 and
11:30 tonight and tomorrow, 7
and 9:15 Sunday, Findlay Rec
Room.
"Natural Lamporn's Frat
House" Don't confuse with the
above entry. Porn. 7, 9 and 11
tonight and tomorrow, 7 and 9
Sunday, 111 Forum.
•
Downtown
"Monty Python's The
Meaning of Life". What the hell
does it all mean in a film full of
curious goldfish, obnoxious
gluttons and students who only
misbehave when their
teacher's within earshot?
Remember, this is the Pythons'
Interpretation, folks. John
Cleese, Graham Chapman,
Terry JoneS, Eric Idle, Terry
Gilliam, Michael Palin. 8 and 10
nightly; 2,4, 6, 8 and 10 p.m.
tomorrow and Sunday, Movies.
"Spring Break" A lot of beer,
sand and girls almost wearing
their clothes, from the man who
brought us "Friday the 13th."
Wow. 7:45 and 9:45 nightly;
1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:45
p.m. tomorrow and Sunday,
Movies.
"Sophie's Choice" Meryl
Streep's brilliant, Oscar-
The Daily Collegiari
Friday, April 22
winning portrayal of •
concentration camp refugee
Sophie Zawistowska is on the
big screen for at least another
week in State College. She is
ably supported by Kevin Kline
and Peter McNichol in Alan
Pakula's long but admirable,
often moving, film. 7 and 9:30
nightly; 2, 4:30, 7 and 9:30 p.m.
tomorrow and Sunday,
Screening Room.
"Gandhi" Eight Oscars went
to Sir Richard Attenborough's
mammoth biography of the title
figure, played superlatively well
by England's own Ben
Kingsley. Endless cast
includes Martin Sheen,
Candice Bergen, lan Charleson,
to name but a few. 8 nightly; 1,
4:30 and 8 p.m. tomorrow and
Sunday,. Garden.
"Flash Dancer" A nice Polish
girl in the big city wants to. get
out of her dreary welding job
and become a dancer in this
new drama. 8 and 10 nightly; 2,
4,6,. 8 and 10 p.m. tomorrow
and Sunday, Cinema I and 11.
"Lone Wolf McQuade" It's
Chuck Norris vs. David
Carradine in this new western
kung-fu action flick (or
something like that). 7:30 and
9:30 nightly, Arena.
"Screwballs" Well, kids, it's
your basic softcore-sex
baseball comedy. 7:45 and 9:45
nightly; 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and
9:45 p.m. tomorrow and
Sunday, State.
"Motherlode" New action
flick in town. 8 and 10 nightly; 2,
4,6, 8 and 10 p.m. tomorrow
and Sunday, State.
"Oh! Those Nurses!" Oh! I
can just imagine! Hospital
porn. 7, 8:30 and 10 nightly;
2:30, 4, 5:30, 7, 8:30 and 10 p.m.
tomorrow and Sunday, Flick.
"All About Claudia" And
what a revealing biography it
must be. Porn, of course. 7, 8:30
and 10 nightly, Arena.
hapter
Sounds
The Bars
Allen Room Tonight and
tomorrow Jonathan Best;
Sunday Abby Sue; Monday
through Thursday Richard
Sleigh.
Arthur's Tonight the Jazz
Connection; tomorrow the
Bookends.
Brickhouse Tavern Tonight'
John Cunningham and Jamie- ,
Rounds; Sunday Jamie
Rounds; Tuesday Open Mike;
Wednesday John Cunningham
Thursday Pat McGinnis.
Hippo Room at The Deli
Tonight and tomorrow David
Fox; Thursday night from 10-12
the comedy group Funny
Bones.
Lion's Den Tonight DJ Susan
Anthony; tomorrow DJ Ray
Anthony.
Phyrst Tonight Tahoka
Freeway; tomorrow the Phyrst
Phamily; Monday Mischief;
Tuesday the Targets;
Wednesday Cartoon; Thursday
Peabody. •
The Pub (Holiday Inn)
Tonight and tomorrow Rick
Jones; Monday through
Thursday Rick Jones.
Rathskellar Tonight and
tomorrow Pat McGinnis;
Wednesday Pat McGinnis;
Thursday John Cunningham.
Saloon Tonight and
tomorrow Peabody; Sunday
weekend
Tahoka Freeway; Wednesday
Oldies with Larry Moore.
_ Scorpion Tonight and
tomorrow Cafe Ole; Tuesday
Billy Price and the Keystone
Rhythrh Band; Wednesday
Harpo; Thursday Tahoka
Freeway.
Shandygaff Tonight and
tomorrow Oldies and more with
DJ Gran Stan; Monday and
Tuesday DJ Ray Anthony;
Wednesday Gran Stan;
Thursday Ray Anthony.
The Wine Cellar (La Bella
Vita) Tonight and tomorrow Ed
Jepson; Thursday Bob and
Debbie Sue.
Concerts and Coffeehouses
HUB Monday Billy Price and
the Keystone Rhythm Band.
Jawbone Tonight Doug
Anderson; tomorrow, Tim Vogel
and Mike Martine. Shows start
at 9:15 with open mike between
sets.
Galleries
Museum of Art Richard
Mayhew's recent paintings
showing his gentle sensibility
to landscape, space and time
hang on the 3rd floor. Soft
greens and blues melt together
creating inviting, pastorial •
places that feel like
summertime, thrugh June 19.
Architectural artifacts and
sculpture from India culled
from the Museum's collection
and the collection of the
Herbert F. Johnson - Museum of
Art,,Cornell University, feature
two carved sandstone
doorjams from a temple
complex in Sarnath, shown
together for the first time,
through June 19. Selections
from the permanent collection
include American landscape
and figurative paintings from
the early 19th century to the
late '7os. Contemporary
Japanese ceramics are
displayed featuring a recent
acquisition, the•Kato Vase,
made of unglazed absorbent
clay by Kiyoyuki Kato, and
charabteristic bf much of the ,
post-World War II art in Japan
that mixes native and American
artistic influences.
Zoller Abdul Rahim Al-Wakil
displays his small and
monumental bronze and marble
sculpture this weekend only in
his MFA exhibition. Works like
"Heart is Beating," "Storm
Before War" and "Humility"
expose the Eastern thinking
that exudes from this sensitive
man. The reception for the
artist is tonight from 5-7. in the
gallery and all are welcome.
Chambers Handmade paper
emerges in a wide variety of
style including bright colorful
three dimensional wall
hangings, to simple cutouts
creating shadow and image
from the material alone, to
paper and rusting iron
combinations, to books and
drawings and prints and large
suspended sculpture.
Kern Scott Smith cheers the
gallery with colorful, bold
flowers and patterns in his
prints and painted ceramic tiles
creating energy and joy,
through May 20. Smith's prints
can also be seen•in the Dean's
Conference Room in the Arts
Building, but the room is often
in use and otherwise locked.
The work and the room are
interesting, so ask the nice
ladies in the Dean's office for
the key. Large, soft pastels by
Carolyn Metcalf, displayinb a
classical architectural theme
that invites us to what rests
beyond, hang through May 20.
The Ukranian Club reveals folk
art traditions with embroidery,
eggs, dolls and ceramics.
HUB In the Gallery, Gerald
Lang shows his black and white
Dustin Hoffman plays the tortured, obsessed comic Lenny Bruce in Bob Fosse's 1974 acclaimed film "Lenny,
o PlaYing 'on campus this weekend.
Two carved sandstone doorjams from a temple near Sarnath are on
display in the Museum of Art, through June 19.
photos that focus on the
relationships between horses
and humans, in captivity, at
races and under a bridle.
Sunday opens a special three
day exhibition of tapestries
from Swaziland that shows how
the weaving industry has
expanded and yet maintained a
creative and traditional outlet
for uneducated women of the
country. Marqueting, using
wood veneer to make pictures,
is beautifully demonstrated by
Kenneth T. Arnold from
Columbus, Ohio, in the
Browsing Gallery. The
landscapes are calm and
stunning; the graceful grain
moves like a sunset. Slavic Folk
Art fills the display cases in Art
Alley with colorful dolls,
clothing, ceramics and more.
Distinguishing patterns are
revealed from the Polish and
Czechoslovakian artifacts.
Pattee Architecture
dominates the prints by
Thomas Cartney and Peter
Lucchetti, who uses deep
blacks arid high contrast, in the
East Corridor Gallery, through
Sun. Photos by Laura Keith
entitled "China" hang in
Lending Services through May
16.
Robeson Cultural Center
African, Nigerian and Afro-
American art in mixed media,
including leather, carvings and
photos, are displayed in
coordination with the Black
Arts Festival.
Earth and Mineral• Science
Museum and Art Gallery A
continuous exhibit of rocks,
uncut, polished, and glowing in
the Fluorescent Room, are
displayed with paintings about
the Mineral Industry.
Old Main The walls are
covered with important
American frescoes painted by
Henry Varnum Poor who
worked using monies raised by
students in the 19405. This
administrative building also
displays student effort in the.
basement (room 1) where
Stephen J. Bizal hangs recent
watercolors. His paintings
show how he. is filled with
content, tranquility, energy and
awe from nature, and although
the space is difficult to reach,
try. The best door to use is the
back one on the west side, near
Schwab, marked IN.
Douglas Albert Gallery
Always showing new art, this'
downtowh gallery is still
impressively dominated with
local work, including large,
serene ceramic vessels by Dr.
Beittel; inviting, gentle interiors
by Walter Hatke; fiber sculpture
by Mary Tower; and black and
white photos by former photo
journ professor Ed Leos.
Sports
Home
Men's Volleyball The men's
volleyball team, which is
coming off of losses to
Pepperdine and Santa Barbara,
will host the ECVL
Championship at 5 and 8 today
and tomorrow night at Rec Hall.
Softball The Lady Lions will
host Rutgers at 11 tomorrow
morning and Ohio State at 5
tomorrow afternoon at * Lady
Lion Field. Penn State will face
Virginia at 10 a.m. and Ohio
State at 2 p.m. on Sunday at
Lady Lion Field.
Women's Tennis The Lady
Lions will host James Madison
' at 8:30 a.m. and William and
Mary at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow.
Penn State takes on West
Virginia at 2:30 Sunday
afternoon.
Men's Golf The men's golf
team will host the Nittany Lion
Invitational tomorrow and
Sunday.
Away
Women's Lacrosse The
women's lacrosse team will
play West Chester at 8
tomorrow morning.
Men's Baseball The baseball
team will face Rutgers in a
double-header at 1 tomorrow.
The Nittany Lions will play
• another double-header at
George Washington at 1 on
Sunday.
Women's Track and Field The
women's track team will
compete in the Rutgers Relays
today and tomorrow at New
Brunswick, N.J.
Women's Golf The women's
golf team will travel to Durham,
N.C. for the Duke Invitational
today, tomorrow and Sunday.
Men's Track and Field The
• men's track team will travel 'to
, New Brunswick, N.J. for the
Rutgers Relays at 1 today and
tomorrow.
Men's Tennis The men's
tennis team will compete in the
Atlantic 10 Championships
today, tomorrow and Sunday at
Duquesne.
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