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page is a service to inform Collegian
readers as thoroughly as possible
about artistic events on campus and
in 'town. Event listings are published
by the Collegian Arts staff. Those
interested in listing an upcoming
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Wednesday. Such information should
include the time, date and location of
the event. The Arts editor reserves
the right to edit material submitted,
and publication of any given event is
not guaranteed. This week's Weekend
listings are the work of Kerry Ford
(K.8.F.), Kim Friedman (K.C.F.),
Ron Swegman (R.P.S.) (ind Debbie
Broderick (D.A.B).
films '
On Campus
Back to School Rodney
Dangerfield plays a milllionaire
who becomes a party animal
when he goes back to school
with his son, played by Keith
Gordon. Sally Kellerman plays
his beautiful and concerned
English teacher. Also features
a brief appearance by Kurt
Vonnegut. Shows tonight and
tomorrow at 8:45 and 10:30 in
112 Chambers; Sunday at 8:45
Presented by the Graduate
Student Association.
Children of a Lesser God
William Hurt becomes
romantically involved with a
stubborn deaf student (Marlee
Matlin) while teaching her how
to speak. Matlin, a deaf actress,
won an Academy Award for her
beautiful performance. Shows
tonight and Sunday night at 7
and 9 in 112 Kern. Tomorrow
night at 8:30 and 10:30 in 101
Chambers. Presented by the
Graduate Student Association
Deir Inspector French
director Philtippe de Broca's
comedy about a professor of
Greek and his sassy girlfriend
Shows tomorrow and Monday
night at 7 and 9 in 112 Kern.
:Der Schimmelreiter A •
progressive dike master battles
against the conservative
population in this German
adaptation of a Theodor Storm
novel. Features English
subtitles.. Shows Tuesday night
at 8 in 167 Willard.
Downtown
The Believers Martin Sheen
stars as a psychologist who
must make sense of Jimmy
Smith's breakdown which
occurs in a shrine of the
mythical Santeria. Shows
nightly at 7:30 and 9:45.
Carl Weathers (left) and Arnold Schwarzenegger (right) star as two members of an elite military team Century Fox release Predator. Schwarzenegger's latest action packed thriller can be seen all this
who are being stalked by an alien intruder deep in the jungles of South America in the Twentieth weekend at Cinema 5 theatres.
Weekend matinees at 2:30 and
4:45. Cinema 5.
Beverly Hills Cop II Axel
Foley is at it again! He returns
to L.A. to help the police
department find the alphabet
robber that has been plaguing
the city. Shows nightly at 8:00
and 10:00. Weekend matinees
at 2:00, 4:00 and 6:00. The
Movies.
Ernest Goes to Camp Ernest
is a counselor trying to save a
summer camp. Shows nightly
at 8:20 and 10:20. Weekend
matinees at 2:20, 4:20 and 6:20
Cinema 5.
Harry and the Hendersons A
modern day Bigfoot becomes a
household pet and nearly ruins
the house in the process.
Shows nightly at 7:50 and 9:50
Weekend matinees 1:50, 3:50
and 5:50. Cinema 5
Million Dollar Mystery A
game show's 4 million dollar
Washington D.C.'s Tuff Luck will bring its original rock sound to Cafe 210 tonight
jackpot is stolen, and must be
retrieved. 3 million is returned,
and the firat audience member
to find the remaining million
gets to keep it. Tom Bosley
stars. Shows nightly at 8:10 and
10:10. Weekend matinees 2:10,
4:10 and 6:10. Cinema 5.
Predator Arnold
Schwarzenegger leads an elite
military 'rescue team in the
jungles of South America and
finds they are being stalked by
a mysterious adversary. Shows
nightly at 7:40 and 9:40.
Weekend matinees 1:40, 3:40
and 5:40. Cinema 5.
The Untouchables Treasury
officer Eliot Ness, (Kevin
Costner), is taken under the
wing of older Irish beat cop
Malone, (Sean Connery), and
taught to fight Chicago style
against gangster Al Capone,
(Robert De Niro). Shows nightly
at 7:45 and 10:00. Weekend
matinees at 2:15 and 4:45. State
Theatre.
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Witches of Eastwick Jack
Nicholson stars as a devil who
must fend off three beautiful
but husbandless witches in a
scenic New England town.
Shows nightly at 7:30 and 9:45
Weekend matinees at 2:00 and
4:30. State Theatre.
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Allen Room Imagine your
taking the weekend off from
school and living it up in Gay
Paris when Riviera takes the
stage this weekend.
Autoport Jim Langton will be
playing some cool jazz to take
your mind off the summer heat
this weekend.
Brewery Spin round and
round to the tunes of Axis
tonight.. Tomorrow, shout,
shout and let it all out with The
Screaming Ducks.
Brickhouse John
Cunningham is the
quintessential happy hours
man from 5 to 7 and he will be
followed by Andy Tolins from 7
to 10. After that you can show
your appeciation for such fine
entertainment from 10 to 2 with
a big outburst of applause for
the Screaming Ducks. The
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Young Doctors can cure what
ails you tomorrow night.
Cafe 210 Classes getting you
down? Feeling tired? Tuff Luck
will charge up your batteries
tonight. Tomorrow evening,
Stolyn Hours will make time fly
Joey Z's Rick Jones is the
entertainer and chief all this
weekend.
LePapillon Tony Wareham
will tickle the ivories for you all
this weekend.
Phyrst Celebrate happy
hours in style with Randy
Hughes from 6 to 8:30. Then
catch some educationally
enriching entertainment with
Ticapoo Brain. the inphamous
Phyrst Phamily will have phun
tomorrow night.
Rathskeller Time flys when
your having fun and seeing
Stolyn Hours. Tonight, do both
Tomorrow night, Queen Bee
and the Blue Hornet band will
put some buzz into the crowd
galleries
HUB Galleries The Sidewalk
Artists Preview is being shown
in the HUB Gallery and
Browsing Gallery until July 12.
This exhibit gives the public a
chance to view the work of the
artists who have been selected
to display and sell their work at
this year's art festival. The
galleries are open Tuesday
through Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.
Art By Touch, exhibits done by
the blind and sight impaired,
are being shown in.the Art Alley
Panels and Cases until July 31.
Two additional exhibits are
being shown in the
Acheivements In Research and
Scholarship Exhibit Area,
which is across from the HUB
information desk. The first
exhibit is Meet Marietta Holley
The Daily Collegian
Friday, June 19, 1987
(1836-1926), The Female Mark
Twain. The second exhibit
displays the drawings and
pottery of Anne Klein. Gallery
hours are 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.
daily. The HUB Galleries are
located on the first floor of the
HUB.
Museum of Art Benjamin
West drawings from the
Historical Society of
Pennsylvania will be exihibited
on the first floor galleries of the
museum this weekend. West,
who redefined artistic values of
the late 18th century, is
considered to be America's
first internationally renowed
artist. The exhibit includes 50
sketches and drawings from
1755 to 1820. Japanese Prints
and Ceramics: Selections from
the Museum's Collection can
be found on the 2nd floor of the
museum. Ceramics included •
are Raku ware, earthenware,
stoneware and porcelin. An
exhibition including over sixty
prints, drawings, photographs,
and paintings, representing
American artists of the 18th,
19th, and 20th centuries will be
displayed on the 3rd floor. The
exhibit, titled Redefining
American Values: Selections
from the Museum's Collection,
is designed to encourage
thinking about the Constitution
and constitutional values. All
exhibits can be viewed on
Friday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.,
Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
and Sunday from noon to 4 p.m.
Pattee Library Fifteen
contemporary Japanese wood
prints from the library's Fine
Prints Collections, as well as
an 180 foot long scroll of 5
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color traditional wood cuts,
from the Rare Books Room of
the library are being diplayed in
the East Corridor Gallery until
July sth. The public can view
the exhibit this weekend on
Friday from 7:45 a.m. to 9 p.m.,
Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and
on Sunday from 1 p.m. to 10
p.m.
etc.
Summerfest 'B7
Summerfest's last performance
of the season will feature free
entertainment at Holmes-
Foster Park, Sparks St., State
College. All are welcome
tomorrow afternoon from 2:30
to 5 p.m.
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