weekend
films
On Campus
"Zelig" Sure, Woody Allen's
quietly sardonic documentary
spoof about a depression-era
"human chameleon" is brilliant
filmmaking. Yes, it's witty and
observant. Of course, it's a
satire of astounding
complexity. But it's also a lot of
fun to watch. Film has two
Oscar nominations, including
Best Cinematography for
Gordon Willis, who deserves a
lot more for his work here than
that paltry gold statuette. 7:30,
9:15 and 11 tonight and
tomorrow; 7:30 and 9:15 p.m.
Sunday, 119 Osmond.
"The Dead Zone"
Christopher Walken is a young
schoolteacher whose unusual
talents may be hazardous to his
health in director David
Cronenberg's film version of
Stephen King's bestseller. This
film actually made quite a few
best film lists of 1983. Brooke
Adams, Tom Skeritt, Herbert
Lom. 7 and 9 tonight and
Sunday; 11:30 p.m. tomorrow,
112 Chambers. 11:30 tonight;
9:15 p.m. tomorrow; 101
Chambers
"All the Right Moves"
Making its campus debut this
weekend is this earnest•but-
grim tale about . a self-centered
jock and his nervous coach,
both of whom want something
more than what their
hometown can offer. Soap with
a jockstrap. Cinematographer
Michael Chapman ("Raging
Bull") directed this 1983 film,
shot entirely in Johnstown.
Tom Cruise, Craig T. Nelson. 7
and 9 tonight and Sunday, 112
Kern. 11 tonight; 7, 8:30 and 10
p.m. tomorrow, 112 Chambers.
"Danton" Gerard Depardieu
("The Return of Martin Guerre")
plays Ahe title figure in this
controversial drama about the
French Revolution, debuting In
the area this weekend. Andrzej
Wajda ("Man of Iron") directed.
7 and 9 p.m. tomorrow and
Monday, 112 Kern
"Meet Me in St. Louis" SEE!
The little lady with the great big
voice Judy Garland in
directorVincente Minnelli's
lavish paean to turn-of-the
century family life. Spectacular
1944-musical from MGM's
legendary Arthur Freed era
features such' Martin!Blane
classics as "The Trolley Song"
and "Have Yourself a Merry
Little Christmas." Far out!
Presented by Cinematheque as
part of the "Golden Age of the
Hollywood Musical" series. 7
and 9 tonight, HUB Assembly
Room.
"A Christmas Story" One of
the most commercially •
successful family films of
recent years, this hit film, from
the holiday season, just past, •
relates a child's Christmas in
This work was painted by Georges Braques (French 1882.1963) in 1907 and is titled "La Ciotat." It is just one of the many ar
pieces on display at the Museum of Art. The museum has guided tours available Sundays at 1:30 p.m.
1940's Indiana, complete with
prosaic narration from Jean
Shepherd. The result is syrupy
and undisciplined, but
obviously heartfelt. 7, 9 and 11
tonight and tomorrow; 7 and 9
p.m. Sunday, 105 Forum.
"Never Say Never Again"
Sean Connery decided to take
this advice and gave James
Bond one more go•round. The
result is a hit film from last
year, debuting on campus this
weekend. Barbara Carrera and
Kim Basinger co-star as 007's
companions. 7 and 9:30
tonight, tomorrow and Sunday,
108 Forum.
"The Day the Earth Stood
Still" and "Earth Vs. the Flying
Saucers" The first is a classic
sci-fi chiller from 1951 starring
Michael Rennie as an
extremely civilized alien
carrying a vital message for
earth. This Thinking man's
invasion flick also stars
Patricia Neal, Hugh Marlowe
and Sam Jaffe as the professor.
The second is considered one
of the best space-invasion
opuses ever, and was the first
to incorporate common
elements from actual UFO
sightings to create its fictional
plot. Both will be shown
midnight tonight and
tomorrow; "The Day the Earth
Stood Still" will also be shown
at 7 p.m. Sunday; "Earth Vs. the
Flying Saucers" at 9 p.m.
Sunday, 121 Sparks.
"Women in Love" Glenda
Jackson won an Oscar for her
performance in this 1970 film
version of D. H. Lawrence's
novel about sexuality and other
matters of consequence in
industrializing England. One of
director Ken Russell's few
commercially successful
efforts. Oliver Reed, Alan
Bates, Jeannie Linden. 7 and
9:15 tonight and Sunday; 7 and
11 p.m. tomorrow, 101
Chambers.
"The Tenant" Roman
Polanski plays a meek file clerk
who believes his fellow tenants
are trying to drive him to
suicide in this overlooked 1976
chiller, also starring Shelley
Winters, Melvyn Douglas and
Isabelle Adjani. Polanski also
directed. 7 and 9 tonight and
tomorrow, 121 Sparks.
"The Pink Panther Strikes
Again" Inspector Clouseau is
his old bungling self in this
fourth installment in the "Pink '
Panther" series, with a lot more
globe-trotting and topical
humor than usual. Peter
Sellers, Herbert Lom, Lesley
Anne-Down. 7, - 9:15 and 11:30
tonight and tomorrow; 7 and
9:15 p.m. Sunday, Pollock Rec
Room.
"Curse of the. Pink Panther"
Director Blake Edwards
insisted on continuing the
"Pink Panther" series after
Peter Sellers' death. This is the
latest, introducing bungler
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David Niven, Robert Wagner
and Herbert Lom co-star. 7, 9
and 11 tonight and tomorrow; 7
and 9 p.m. Sunday, 102 Forum.
"National Lampoon's Animal
House" For those who've
forgotten, director John Landis
and a capable cast return to re
enlighten viewers of the REAL
purposes of a good college
education. John Belushi (in
case you didn't know) stars in
this hilarious classic. John
Vernon, Karen Allen. 7, 9 and 11
tonight and tomorrow; 7 and 9
p.m. Sunday, 117 Osmond.
"Bad Girls" A classic for
porn conoisseurs returns. 7, 9
and 11 tonight and tomorrow; 7
and 9 p.m. Sunday, 111 Forum.
Downtown
"Up the Creek" Tim
Matheson stars in this recent
film, just hitting the viewing
waves of State College. 8 and
10 nightly; 2,4, 6, 8 and 10 p.m
tomorrow and Sunday, Movies
"Moscow on the Hudson"
Robin Williams ("The
Survivors").is a Russian circus
performer who's got a yen to
defect, in this new comedy, co
written and directed by Paul
Mazursky ("Tempest") ... Well,
Variety liked it. 7:30 and 9:45
nightly; 2, 4:15, 7:30 and 9:45
p.m. tomorrow and Sunday,
Screening Room.
"Where the Boys Are" Yep!
It's an honest-ta'-goodness, all-
American R-rated beach movie
musical! Need I say more? 8
and 10 nightly; 2,4, 6, 8 and 10
p.m. tomorrow and Sunday,
Flick.
"Greystoke: The Legend of
Tarzan, Lord of the Apes" Yes,
it's a long film with an even
longer title, and it's taken a
long time to arrive to the big
screen. Hugh Hudson,
("Chariots of Fire") directed
this film, which drove some
critics ape and left others just
hanging. 7:30 and 9:45 nightly;
2:15, 4:45, 7:30 and 9:45 p.m.
tomorrow and Sunday, State.
"Romancing the Stone" ,
Kathleen Turner, who pulled a
fast one on William Hurt in
"Body Heat" and sucked on
Steve. Martin's fingers a lot in
"The Man With Two Brains," is
winning the hearts of critics
with her performance In this
new adventure pic. 7:45 and
9:45 nightly; 1:45, 3:45, 5:45;
7:45 and 9:45 p.m. tomorrow
and Sunday, State.
"Police Academy"
Amazingly, Sting is nowhere to
be seen in this new spoof of
"men in blue" flicks, starring
Steve Guttenberg and a casfof
dozens. 8 and 10 nightly; 2,4, 6,
8 and 10 p.m. tomorrow and
Sunday, Garden.
"Splash" Just your basic
romantic comedy: ordinary
One of Woody Allen's most creative movies has Allen shooting the breeze with anybody from Babe Ruth to Hitler. It's
a satiric documentary about a guy who can, and does, take himself anywhere he wants to go. .
produce wholesaler (Tom
Hanks) meets an ordinary,
everyday mermaid (Daryl
Hannah). Funny film also
includes your typical bungling
paleontologist (Eugene Levy)
and obnoxious brother-in-law
(John Candy) who writes letters
to Penthouse. 7:45 and 9:45
nightly; 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and
9:45 p.m. tomorrow and
Sunday, Cinema I and 11.
"Footloose" Rock-and-roll
repression? In 1983? But by
George, that's a big part of this
uneven dancin' flick set in (Dig
this!) lowa. At least this one
doesn't completely affront the
viewer's intelligence, unlike
another popular dancin' flick
released, say, last year. Kevin
Bacon (who does his own
dancing, mostly), John LithgoW
(who had the livin' daylights
scared out of him in "Twilight
Zone"). 8 and 10 nightly; 2,4, 6,
8 and 10 p.m. tomorrow and
Sunday, Cinema I and 11.
"Broadway Danny Rose"
Woody Allen's paean to
Showbiz's scaly undersides is
an enjoyable hodgepodge of ,
flighty anecdotal wit and quiet
pathos. More than all this, it
makes you laugh. Woody does
it again. Mia Farrow, Nick
Apollo Forte. 7:30 and 9:30
nightly, Arena.
"Valley Girls" Like, wow! Fer
shuuure, y'know? It's like,
porn! 7, 8:30 and 10 nightly,
Arena.
midweek films
On Campus
"Sparkle" Irene Cara ("D. C.
Cab") stars in this flashy; hokey
showbiz story from 1976 about
an aspiring Supremes-type
singing group. Sam O'Steen,
Oscar nominee for Best Editing
("Silkwood") directed. •
Presented as part of the Black
Arts Festival 'B4. 7 p.m.
Wednesday, Paul Robeson
Cultural Center.
"On the Town" The Gene
Sea songs, mountain songs, stories and instrumental combinations will be featured by the folk trio of Gordon Bok,
Muir and Ed Trickett, who will performing Sunday at 8 p.m. In Schwab Auditorium.
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collaboration saw its first big
success with this popular
musical from 1949 about
sailors on 24-hour leave in New
York City. Kelly co-stars with
Frank Sinatra in this high-
steppin' muical-comedy,
presented by Cinematheque as
part of the "Golden Age of tfie
Hollywood Musical" series. 7
and 9 p.m. Thursday, HUB
Assembly Room.
sounds
The Bars
Allen Room Jerusalem
makes its pilgrimage with soft
rock sounds above the Corner
Room tonight and tomorrow.
Autoport The exclusive,
occlusive and intrusive melodic
diatribes of Jim Langton will
caress the interior portions of
your cerebellum this weekend
at the 'Port.
Brewery If you are of a hip
persuasion, you should haul
yourself down to see the
Hipsters tonight; Saturday,
prepare for,the aural
amplification characteristic•of
the Rip Chord quintet.
Brickhouse Tavern John
Cunningham flails wildlY . on
guitar while Al Shadaman
continues to extrapolate
tonight. Tomorrow, indulge
your Phi-Si soaked senses with
the poigniant social
commentary of J.B.
Cafe 210 West Experience
titillating amusements this
evening with Live Comedy from
New York City. Saturday, it's
the rhythmic undulations of
Body and Soul.
Coffee Grinder Rick Jones
performs with his usual high
potency this evening. Then, get
ready for John Cunningham's
tantalizing licks.
. LePapillon BiII Filer, famed
guitar maestro and onetime
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all patrons tonight; he will
repeat this tour de force on the
'morrow. Sunday, catch Rick
Jones for more high potency.
Phyrst If you have the urge to
see The Urge, you may satisfy
your desires this evening; on
Saturday, it's the everpopular
Phyrst Phamily phrolicking
'right there before your optic
neural connections.
Pub (Holiday Inn) Michael the
Piano Man is still searching for
that piano woman, this
weekerid at the Pub.
Rathskeller Well, here's the
scoop: it's Terry Whitlock first,
for happy hours, and then it's
Bookends, the absolute
epitome of State College
musicianship, tonight at the
Rolling Rock Capitol of the
Universe. Saturday, it looks like
those wily Whitlock witticisms
will continue to drive you into a
mental paroxysm.,
Scorpion The sting tonight is
called Press Club, which is not
a weapon used against bad
writers. Saturday, it's Stranger
Bleu, from the city of
Harrisburg.
Shandygaff All together now,
humanoids, its GRAN STAN
with Oldies, tonight and
tomorrow evening at the Gaff.
Sly Fox (Sheraton) If Terry
Moretti and Co. didn't sneak
into your socks last week,
catch them this weekend at the
Fox.
Concerts and Coffeehouses
Folk Concert The trio of
Gordon Bok, Anne Muir and Ed
Trickett will be performing
favorite folk songs Sunday at 8
p.m. in Schwab Auditorium.
Tickets are $5 in advance and
$6 at the door, and are available
at the Record Ranch, Rec Hall
ticket office or at Shaver's
Creek Environmental Center.
Symphonic Wind Ensemble
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conducting, this talented group
pedorms Wednesday, April 11,
at 8:30 p.m. in Schwab
Auditorium.
A Touch of Africa Night Part
of this year's Black Arts
Festival, the Zairean band
Bantu will be making the HUB
Ballroom hop at 7 p.m.
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galleries
On Campus
Kern True studies in frumpy
humanity, Ziggy Coyle's
sculptures will be displayed
through April 12 at the graduate
building's entrance. A dual
photographic exhibit featuring
the "contemplative" moments
of Ed Leos and the 19th century
scenes of Horace Engle will
continue through April 13. A
display exhibiting samplings of
Polish Folk Art features
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jewel boxes.
Museum of Anthropology In
the basement of Sparks, this
exhibit features the puppet
making artistry of the Wayang
tribes of Indonesia for the rest
of the semester.
Pattee An exhibit of the
paintings of Francesco
Satinelli occupies the East
Pattee gallery, featuring such
works as "Detachment of the
Daughter," which pictures the
subject wedged ihto a novelly
shaped orifice between two
paternal faces. Continuing in
the lending service are. C.
Greenman's photographs,
which stress the shapes and
textures of objects. Displayed
through May 18 in the Black
Studies Room is an exhibit
devoted to the works to black
photogaphers.
Zoller A reception for artists
Jessica Klein and Kathleen
Kissick held today between 5
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and 7 p.m. highlights the
showing of their works, which
will end Sunday.
Chambers An exhibit
devoted to the artistry of
Marilyn Holsing begins today
and continues through April 24.
A reception will be held tonight
from 4 to 5:30.
Museum of Art A display of
artwork from the museum's
collection will end April 8. "The
Siggraph 'B3 Exhibition of
Computer Art," a very different
.display opens Sunday at the.
Museum of Art.
HUB "Facets: Studies in Art
by Ann E. Mancini" exhibits
Mancini's works in drawing,
printmaking and photography
in the Browsing Gallery. The Art
Alley plays host to the Spring
Fiber Show as well as the
tiffany inspired glasswork of
Kenneth Plattner. The Plattner
exhibit will last through May 4
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Studio Workshop Gallery
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Hirshon Gallery An exhibit of
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Concerts
Elvis Costello will perform on
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presentation will both entertain
and astound you, tonight at 8 in
Schwab Auditorium.
"Evita" Don't miss this
Emmy award-winning play, set
to take the Eisenhower
Auditorium stage Sunday at 3
and 8 p.m.
"The Skin of Our Teeth" This
URTC production gets a
student preview Wednesday,
April 11, at 8 p.m. in the
Playhouse.
Greek Step Show A part of
this year's Black Arts Festival,
this high-stepping show will be
performed at 12:30 tomorrow
night in the Pollock Quad.
Family Feud Yet another
event in the Black Arts Festival,
sponsored by Alpha Phi Alpha
at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Paul
Robeson Cultural Center.
Video Night WDFM will rock
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The Go-Gos and The Cars, as a
pre-event to their four-day
American Heart Association
Radiothon. •
Talent Show The official
kick-off to their radiothon,
WDFM has lined up a whole
slew of volunteer comedians,
dancers and musicians to
entertain. Special appearance
by none other than Bryce
Jordan. Admission is free. 8
p.m. Thursday in the Music
Building's Recital Hall.
Craig Smith This
contemporary Christian
musician will give a free
performance at 8 tomorrow
night in the Pollock Rec Room.
Art Show Members of the
Arts and Architecture Interest
House are sponsoring their ,
seventh annual art show. The
show opens this evening and
runs from 1-9 p.m. tomorrow ,
and Sunday. Admission is free.: