Arts & Entertainment 2 A Thursday, May 30,1985 Daily Nexus Past The First Association On the first listen Paul Young’s new album, The Secret of You Go Away.” Like most of Paul Young’s covers it’s Association gets lost in over-production and over-powering ambitious and showy, yet Young’s vocals never hit any details. The blend of rhythm and blues ballads and funky strains. With the contrast of modern instrumentation and dance tunes are, at first, buried in hard-to-follow melodies Temptation-sounding back-ups, “ Everytime” does more and confusing special effects. Give Association a few than justice to the original. It revives, enhances, and blends listens, however, and the lyrical content combined with its older rhythm and blues style into a heart breaking love Young’s incredibly powerful voice sends the album off and song. This song also shows, however, how good the flying. production of the entire album might have been. Most of Association has a sixties* R&B feel laced with modern synthesizers and off-beat effects. Young makes his The strength of The Secret of Association is the com­ first attempts at writing on half of the album with flair and bination of Young’s powerful voice and cutting lyrics. Both surprising depth. The R&B influence of the songs he côvers “ One Step Forward” and “ Soldier’s Things” have haunting clearly inspires his own writing. Most of Association con­ lyrics with images of the desolation of war. Like the soul he sists of fantastically stabbing ballads of love gone awry. put into Band-Aid’s “ Do They Know It’s Christmas?, Young The few dance tunes aren’t quite as potent, especially “ Hot loses no opportunity to use all of his voice. With breezy Fun” which is about as good as the title suggests. changes of octaves, Young can even make my mom sigh. “ Na,na,na” lacks any dance-ability or toleration. Paul Young is one of the few able to pack emotion into every The steal of Association is without doubt the simply word without becoming sappy. gorgeous rendition of the Hall and Oates ballad “ Everytime — Laurie McCullough Vìdeo Rie * MEDIA TALK Duran Duran (yes, that means Taylor and Clash, R.E.M., Men at Work, Style Council, Vitamin Z “ Burning Flame” Paul Young “Everytime You Go Away” Taylor) have not split. They’ve “ reached Rat, and Bob Dylan ... Squeeze has refor­ This is a simple video with a lot of These scenes from a concert performance the stage where (they) could afford the time med! Chris Difford, Glen Tilbrook, Jools character shot in a pseudo rehearsal scene. intermixed with desolate shots of Young to do something different,” said lip-glossed Holland, and Gilson Lavis are almost done They’re a new band, but the song and the alone enhance this incredible ballad. The Nick Rhodes. John and Andy have formed with their album, and word has it they’ll video are promisingly moving and mature. live action is fantastically energetic and the Power Station (on tour this summer) tour the US sometime in late August... What Most of the action occurs through the love fun. Young is completely charming as he with Robert Palmer while Simon, Nick, and happened to Culture Club? Boy George is song’s lyrics and competing stares between dances, jumps, and unflinchingly throws Roger have gone on their own to record an writing his autobiography and “ contrary to the guitarist and lead singer at the same himself into the hands of a screaming as yet untitled album with among others, popular rumor I’m writing it all myself and girl. The looks become heartbreakingly sad crowd. The song and shots of him alone are the sax player from Roxy Music. A lot is the ghost writers of the National Enquirer as the intensity between the three grows. romantically moving and emotional. happening for the pretty boys who are are rubbish” ... Alison Moyet, Dead or It’s a knife wrencher not to be seen by ★ ★ ★ it i presently shooting a film Arena (girls on Alive, Go West, The Smiths, Everything but cheated-on lovers. ★ ★ ★ ★ film?) ... The Police have officially broken the Girl, and Howard Jones all offer bright up, although they have one more album new singles which deserve a listen... Tears Brian Ferry “ Slave To Love” promised to A&M records. Lead stinger for Fears are really a great band, and don’t Don Henley “ Not Enough Love In The The swaying sounds of Roxy Music and Gordon Sumner has completed his solo say they’re not until you’ve seen them in World” Ferry’s taste for the exotic and sleek are all album which he produced due for release in concert (county bowl July 4). Their Shout Henley saves himself from his last present on this new solo. Vogue sexy girls June. Sting collaborated with Darryl Jones video previewed last night ... yet another disgrace with this beautiful song and video, and art begin the video along with airport (formerly with Miles Davis), Omar Hakim, broken band: Tones on Tails ... Mick Jones directed by Timothy Hutton (The Cars shots of Ferry and hounding photographers. Branford Marsalis on sax, and Kenny of the Clash has swung out on his own and “ Drive” ). The camera floats through black Yet what Ferry’s running home to isn’t all Kirkland to form his new band. “ What we’ll has not named his new band or his new and white scenes of Henley warming up for the gorgeous women. Instead Ferry’s slave end up with is something that stretches me album, but they’re both due soon ... There’s an auditorium performance and moves to blonde is a beautiful sleeping four year old and stretches them and is new and fresh,” so much good press about George Michael the actual hall filled show. Hutton turns whom he holds and dances with in the last said Sting, whose next project is a movie, and Wham! right now but what about their commonly used images around by ending scene, it it it it i Plenty with Meryl Streep. On the horn player who stabbed himself on the the video with Henley singing to an audience homefront, wife Trudie Styler gave birth plane headed for a China tour ... Cyndi of just his girlfriend in die auditorium. The Tuesday to a little sting boy, the second in a Lauper has filmed a video with Steven editing and filming are subtle and very well Huey Lewis “ Bad Is Bad” series ... meanwhile drummer Stewart Speilberg for his upcoming movie Goonies. done, it it it it This video shows Lewis and band har­ Copeland just in from Zaire, where he Don’t bother with this one, it features all the monizing in the dusky rising morning light filmed a video The Rhythmatist, is now wrestlers she vehemently despises in the Belious Some “ Imagination” of a city scene. The filming and blues sound composing for the San Francisco Ballet. We ring ... more on Boy George and Marilyn The original video for this song is now are almost too reminiscent of the new Levi can’t forget Andy Summers who’s busy who both appeared at the benefit concert for being considered for airplay on The Playboy jeans commercials, yet it’s still well done writing a screenplay ... The Talking Heads AIDS looking chic with newly acquired Channel. The edited version is, however, and fun to watch. The hazy shots are added are getting ready to celebrate their new crewcuts ... And give a listen to KROQ 106.7 surprisingly tasteful. Most of the action is to by the character of the band and the release >Creatures due to be heard ten­ FM in the mornings for rock jock Richard focused on a strange club scene, the lead layered fading in and out scenes, it it it i tatively the 12th of June. Lead singer David Blade, who may be arrogant, but has a singer, and two back-up girls. The song is Byrne just released his solo album Music for damn nice accent and is a great source of sexy and danceable. it it i the Knee Plays and is currently working on information... — Laurie McCullough a film ... Look for June releases from The — Valerie De Lapp

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Lifting VVUIIU Ul aas I I 1C I Oil the form of a lightning bolt, a grizzled old your legs in repulsion you last one was, of course lifted off the moth­ man did not tap my shoulder on the beach laden, “ Always On My Mind.” are thrown off balance. and no, I haven’t enrolled in any of those Reality becomes skewed. At their best, they sound like the Jam on a designer religion courses which make particularly stupid night. Their songs are Mark E. Smith’s oblique, disciples feel groovy about making a lot of chock full of three note riffs inspired by nicotine thick drones of money. The Truth, it turns out, are a bunch sarcastic mockery slither Mary’s Little Lamb which repeat and of blokes from London who just play rock into your inner ear, repeat and repeat and whoa, here comes music, the no-frills kind which could be filed discombobulating your that chorus again. “ Sweat for sweat’s under “ Rock — Generic.” To offset equilibrium further. From sake,” that’s what masochists always say. tremendous letdowns such as mine, they the roadside jackhammer See those neck veins bulge and notice the went and titled their first album guitar chords jolt your complete absence of silence. At their most horse-drawn carriage with Playground. After all these years, imagine pitiful, the Truth almost threaten to slice off my chagrin. rhythmic intensity. their own digits with the nearest bowie A more witless collection of tunes might Throbbing bass lines frac­ knife. To say that they try too hard would be be found on a Bay City Rollers album. If ture yOur skull and penetrate merely shedding brilliant hyperbole. that’s not enough, these spunky youths your frontal lobe. You reach share the insight equalled only by the likes for the door and find mutant I do know something about the truth. of the lucky barber who gives them their zombie leftovers from Night Really and truly...like my favorite teacher of the Living.Dead pounding monthly trim. The kind of thing this band here at UC Sand Box once told me, “ Hugh, brags about in press releases is the fact that to get in. There is no escape. Your journey to the pen is mightier than the pencil.” Now, in band who occupy a realm of their own; a they recorded their drums in a big room. Armageddon via Transylvania seems an amazing bit of extrapolation I offer this Their lyrics suggest a very dead rose inevtiable when you suddenly notice one of wickedly funny inside joke travestying in farewell: “ This record is far deadlier anything and everything from com­ haunting a poor girl’s bathroom sink (in a the zombies winking at you. Perplexity than the frisbee. ” million b-movies): “ So many things to do, stuns you for a moment. A reserved giggle mercialism to religion to themselves. — Hugh Haggerty Disregarding music-biz cliches and ex­ sets in and inflates into hysterical laughter. cesses such as electric-socket hairdos The Welcome to The Wonderful and Frightening World of... The Fall. Fall are quite an ordinary bunch, really. The Fall are not newcomers to the music They avoid weighty issues and provide scene, having released eight albums since scornful commentary on commonplace their 1979 debut LP Live at the Witchtrials. things with a dark sense of humor and Previously available on import only, last sinister caricature. You won’t find The Fall years The Wonderful and Frightening World on MTV or on the back of Cap’n Crunch of ... The Fall is now available cereal boxes alongside the Jacksons, the domestically ; meaning larger distribution Stones and U2. Such pre-packaging and with a less expensive price tag and a timely sugar-coating is just what The Fall are opportunity for the adventurous to discover ridiculing. The Fall are not for the dim or this unique band. timid. If you’re a spaceman spin with The A primal mixture of punk, psychedelia, Wonderful and Frightening World o f ... 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IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE The Success of learned Ladies' A fine version of Moliere’s The Learned Ladies opened last week in the Main Theatre. Presented by the Drama department and Arts and Lectures, this production will run until Saturday. John Harrop’s direction has resulted in an extremely accomplished piece, with several notable per­ formances. Originally set in the Paris of 1672, the production has been tran­ sported to the Suffragette period of the early twentieth century. On the surface this is an attractive idea. From the vantage of the 1980’s we can draw certain comparisons between Moliere’s femmes savantes and the progenitors MALE EXOTIC EXTRAVAGANZA of modern-day feminism. However, I have my doubts as to how deep very funny play. Thursday, May 30th The Graduate the similarities reach. It is a little jarring to Armande, Henriette’s sister, was played Showtime: 8:00- 10:00 935 Embarcadero Dei Norte see Philaminte, a champion of women’s by Ann Patricio. An excellent performance (8 0 5 ) 6 8 5 -3 1 1 2 isla Vista. California rights forcefully played by Cecilia Kouma, brought to life the dilemma she faces; Tickets now available for sale at The Graduate not only cooing over an unpleasant little should she try to recapture Clitandre, an old DON’T MISS THIS SPECIAL EVENT squirt like Trissotin but insisting that her flame, or find solace in philosophy, leaving daughter Henriette marry him. baser pleasures to her sister? Henriette, in a fine portrayal by Tracy Other members of the cast included Burcham, sensibly refuses even to entertain Pattee Staybrook as Martine, a maid who the the notion of marrying this effete and ap­ stands up for the traditional role of women . palling poet. Benjamin Bratt captured the .. lying down. Since she comes across as the foppish Trissotin with a fine eye for detail voice of reason in comparison with the other d in d io and his rendition of an “ Ode to a Female women, she gives the lie somewhat to the Scholar Who Has the Flu” was a literary notion of setting this in the Suffragette delight. period. However, Staybrook’s performance ''c im e * Trissotin’s rival in love, Clitandre, was was excellent and her vivacity endeared her played by Jon Salway with a youthful to the audience. freshness which countered the poet’s The other servant, played by Greg WE REPAIR ALL BRANDS OF AUDIO AND VIDEO pretensions nicely. He was supported in his Willmarth who doubled as a valet, was suit for Henriette by her fattier Chrysale bumbling and inept, quite unsuited to so FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER FOR: and her uncle, Ariste. The two brothers, refined a household. Dan Wentzel was STEREO EQUIPMENT played by Kevin Engellener and Frank amusing as the notary, eager to please both Akai Kenwood Nikko Sony Gallagher respectively, made a fine study in Chrysale and Philaminte. Robert Pickett Bang & Olufsen Kyocera Onkyo Teac contrasts. Engellener was alternately completed the ensemble with a cameo role Luxman Phase Linear Techniques decisive and harried, forceful and hen­ as Vadius, a rival poet. The fight between .Draco Labs M GA U.S. Pioneer Toshiba pecked, and clearly didn’t stand a chance him and Trissotin was a delight as two Dual Mitsubishi Sanyo Yamaha flaccid wits struggled to out-cliche each Hitachi Nakamieni Sherwood And Other against his wife, Philaminte. Tall and im­ posing, he was neatly complemented by other. VIDEO RECORDERS Er DISC PLAYERS Gallagher, less tall, who was nonetheless The set design by Michael Tomko was Akai JV C Pentax Sharp better able to counter the battery of women excellent. He took the unusual step of Canon Kenwood U.S. Pioneer Sony Fisher Magnavox Quasar Toshiba ranged against him. placing a desk dead center of the stage, General Electric NEC RCA Zenith However, even he was bemused by his which effectively split the area in two, a Hitachi Panasonic Sanyo And Others sister, Chrysale, a chiffon nightmare played constant reminder of the war between the marvellously by Amy McEwen. Utterly sexe§. Lighting was by L.K. Strasburg, and PROMPT PROFESSIONAL SERVICE addled, she is convinced that every man in costuming by Claremarie Verheyen. sight is infatuated with her and adopts an Try and catch the last nights of this aesthetic pose at the drop of a sonnet. production — the cast clearly has a great Wafting her way around the stage, she was time and their enjoyment is infectious. blessed with some of the funniest lines in a — Andy Stevenson 3623 STATE ST. - SANTA BARBARA M-F 10-6 SAT. 12-2 "W E DO IT RIGHT... THE FIRST TIME” Joan Armatrading's Voice: The Eighth Wonder of the World

Joan Armatrading’s voice is the eighth for laughs/ But only on Saturdays — six wonder of the world. With a range beyond days to be alone/With just Me Myself I” — Classic gift for that of any other female rock singer, except Much of her set was taken from the new perhaps Joni Mitchell, she can send her album Secret Secrets, and the power of silvery voice to the depths of despair or the those songs was made clear in performance. the graduate. heights of ecstacy. Better yet, she will The strongest track on the album, “ One achieve all of this in the space of one song. A Night” , describes the frustration of a lover’s caress will suddenly cut, leaving woman who feels unable to make someone Free Engraving wounds too deep for love to heal. realize her attraction towards them: While you wait This quality is shown best by “ Weakness “ Cos every night I have the same good in Me” , the highspot of last Thursday’s show dream/ You making love, and the face I see Fri., June 7th, 1985 at the Arlington. Haunting and powerful, it . . . looks like me/ When you hold me tight, it Buy a Cross Pen Friday, June 7th describes the guilt and anguish of two- seems so real.” timing a lover: Joan Armatrading has never had a per­ and the Cross representative “ You make me lie when I don’t want to/ manent band, and the advantages of this — will engrave the You make someone else some kind of not- flexibility, space to introduce new styles, or knowing-fool./ You make me stay when I guests like Joe Jackson — are sometimes pen on the should not/ Are you so strong, or is all the outweighed by problems. There is a certain premises. weakness in me?” bland quality to the musicians she uses; oh At All of the frustrations attached to loving sure, they’re perfectly capable of playing someone you shouldn’t are expressed with her music, but there’s little style or flair to the such bitterness that the listener is left what they do. Almost all of them could have UNIVERSITY shocked. been replaced without anyone noticing. I Armatrading’s stage show has blossomed make an exception for Ted Barnett, whose BOOKSTORE in the last two or three years, due no doubt trumpet solos had great depth and to the effects of a harder edge which has emotional attack. entered her music. Once a quiet shy girl, almost hidden behind a huge acoustic The evening, however, belonged to Joan guitar, she has grown into a confident and she made the most of it; her voice woman, stridently dressed in a violent red brought a passion to the Arlington which left shirt, black pants and a white jacket. the audience stunned. Topped with the coolest pair of red shades The support for the evening was Cook da ever, she revelled in the applause which the Books, an excellent four-piece from predominately white audience gave this Liverpool who are more than a touch black singer from South London. reminiscent of both U2 and Big Country. The attack of her old song “ Me Myself I” , Their strong set of original material was is emphasized by this new style — consider presented with professional flair and they the risks before you mess with this girl. were well received. Look out for this group, “ I want to be a bigshot and have nineteen the next “ next big thing” from England. cars/ I want to have a boyfriend and a girl — Andy Stevenson Daily Nexus Thursday, May 30,1905 5A C IS P E S U.S. COMMITTEE IN SOLIDARITY ^ WITH THE PEOPLE OF EL SALVADOR Chevy Chases Cheap Laughs The Culture Preservation League Present: IN A REGGAE DANCE CONCERT Lucky students were treated to a special say and completely missing the mark. preview last week of Chevy Chase’s latest Without missirg a beat, he then delivers a film, Fletch in Campbell Hall. Fletch deadly one-liner and walks out amidst proved to be a raucously funny thriller and confused and suspicious looks. This is it would certainly make further viewing of completely Chase’s movie as the other this movie all the more fun to see it (again) characters are only set up as his victims in in a theater packed with a bunch of rowdy quick one-scene jabs. We come to know and college students. Who ever said a movie had love Fletch’s idiosyncrasies such as his with the with the to be good, clean fun to be a summer fetish for the Lakers and his knack for FREEDOM FREEDOM smash? adding insult to insult. Screenwriter Andrew FIGHTERS FIGHTERS Bergman (Blazing Saddles, Oh God, You Fletch, based on the series of detective AND AND books by Gregory MacDonald combines the Devil) deserves a slap on the back for best of The Pink Panther, James Bond and crafting a perfect script molded to Chase’s Jah«B*0ne Jah*B*0ne Mission: Impossible. I.M. Fletcher, played abilities. Neither he nor any of the other by Chase, writes a news column for the Los characters never go very far over the Angeles Times under the moniker of Jane credibility line. Doe. Opening the movie, we find Fletch WAILING SOULS posing as a bum in order to do a story about Comedies often get 'laughs out of TICKETS drug traffic at the beach. A wealthy presenting extremely stereotyped AVAILABLE AT SATURDAY, JUNE 1 • 8 PM Jamaica executive named Stanwyk (hiss), played by characters and having them say extremely The Sound Factory AT UCSB'S OLD GYM Students & Tim Matheson is convinced that Fletch is stereotypical lines. Fletch is no different the real thing. He offers to hire him to though the level of humor is usually much Morninglory Music Pre-Sale Tickets perform a murder — on Stanwyk himself. In higher than the high-school stuff churned Rocfcplle Records *9« • A T DOOR *11°° true TV-private eye style, Fletch gets to the out of the Hollywood meat market. You bottom of Stanwyk’s story, not to mention have Mexican waiters in a ritzy tennis club Stanwyk’s wife (Dana Wheeler-Nicholson). muttering “ Gracias” and an old ranching ATTENTION: ACTORS AND ACTRESSES Despite the seeming ease with which Fletch couple sitting on a veranda and offering moves in one dangerous, though potentially lemonade and buck-toothed airplane Santa Barbara Repertory Theatre very rewarding situation to another, I mechanics from Alabama. What’s to be Announces wouldn’t try this at home kids. done about it? Not much. The art of ob­ For the Saturday Night Live veteran, the taining the cheap laugh is an archetype of A 2-DAY SEMINAR/WORKSHOP role of Fletch fits Chevy Chase perhaps American society. better than anything he’s done so far. Of­ Chase indicated in an interview that he with fering up new identities such as Ted Nugent, wouldn’t mind seeing Fletch become a Don Corleone and Harry S. Truman for series for him as Sellers had the Pink practically every new scene, Fletch has to Panther and Harrison Ford has Indiana slither his way out of some pretty tacky Jones. Chevy Chase fans across the country MARK MALIS situations. Some of the biggest laughs come wouldn’t mind that at all either. from Chase’s groping for the right thing to — Hugh Haggerty Head of Casting: Universal Studios

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But Stallone has characteristically •«t >Patterson RT and Turnpike v single-handedly in Rambo: First Blood II. been a man of few words. Once you free any Stallone plays Johnny Rambo, seasoned expectation of sophistication, the simplicity Vietnam veteran who once worked for (even simple-mindedness) becomes Special Forces. This time he is being pleasing. After all they never suggested recruited away from back breaking labor in Rambo would be the Laurence of Arabia,of prison to return to South East Asia in search 1985. It isn’t. It is an action packed message of MIAs. His mission is to find the camp movie whose theme hits you like a ton of where he was a POW and photograph any bricks. It was made with the intension of Americans still held captive in the dense, speaking the sentiments of Vietnam vets, damp jungle. Rambo is faced with the tormented by a country whose lack of dilemma of seeing MIAs tortured by the compassion resulted in the spiritual and sadistic, Soviet-backed Vietnamese, while psychological abandonment of thousands of being forbidden to make contact or take any men and women who risked and gave their action toward their liberation. lives. In the words of Rambo jn First Blood, In a sense Rambo might be viewed as a “ The Army taught me how to kill but they microcosm of the Vietnam war. Rambo never taught me how to stop.” In Rambo he parachutes into Vietnam and makes his way makes a blatant request: “ I want America through the depths of the jungle in the style to love me as much as I love it.” of the fearless Green Berets. 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Kbur best friend Tales From Tangier is choking, Larbi Layachi’s second book, Yesterday and all you can near BOWLING and Today, is a collection of semi- is your own heart autobiographical stories about Morocco in pounding. OPEN 24 HRS in the early 1960s.lonial rule of Spain and Every second counts^ France. The stories are strung together in a Would you know what to do? Relax, Unwind - Have Funl rambling, aimless narrative about Red Cross will teach you what you need to know about Let Loose-Qo BowHngl Layachi’s life during the time when he was life saving. Call us. working on his first book, A Life Full of Well help. Will you? Holes. The first book is also a collection of OPEN LANES stories, told to American novelist Paul Weekends, Day, Lata Nite Bowles in Layachi’s native language, Moghrebi. One story in Yesterday and + Today relates the story of Layachi’s American ORCHID BOW L • 967-0128 choosing the pseudonym Driss ben Hamed Red Cross 5926 Calle Real,- near Fairview, Qolata Charhadi, the name under which the first book was published. At the time the book was published in the U.S., Layachi neither understood what was happening to his stories, nor why he was asked to give a false name. Yesterday and Today, to be published in June by Black Sparrow Press in June, is written in English by Layachi himself. Shortly after A Life Full of Holes was first read Yesterday and Today I marveled published, Layachi immigrated to the U.S. at what imperialist swine the white The style of the two books is the same, and characters in the book were, and how the content seems to be similar— the stories patronizing they were to the protagonist, are about the everyday life of the peasant whose name is, only incidenta&y, Larbi. I class, a life which the author knows fir­ thought it must be a very subtle indictment sthand. A lot of the stories describe of Americans and their crass manners and Layachi’s work as a houseboy for middle- attitudes, since Larbi related how he got class American expatriates in Morocco. screwed by them time and again, and didn’t “EAT, DRINK a n d b e MERRT The story told by the two books together, seem to mind much. and the questions they raise, are more in­ Then I discarded the imperialist swine teresting than the narrative content of theory because I had the sneaking suspicion either book alone. Why did Layachi write that I was ascribing my bleeding-heart Yesterday and Today in English? Since liberal sensibilities to something that I had when did he learn? Why didn’t he use the very little understanding of, and which pseudonym Charhadi? Why did Mr. Miles wouldn’t bear being mangled to fit my really want him to change his name? What world-view. does he do now? We don’t have houseboys in So I was back to the socio-political- America. Why and how did he emigrate? Is portrait-of-illiterate-North African theory, there going to be another book explaining still asking, “ if this guy’s so illiterate, how IMAGINE YOURSELF IN A 16TH CENTURY ENGLISH the departure from Morocco and the in­ VILLAGE SPRINGTIME PLEASURE FAIRE WHERE can he have written the bode, and, maybe TWENTY FIVE ACRES OF OAK-SHADED VALLEYS tervening years between book #1 and book #- more importantly, why would a peasant BECKON YOU TO GAMES AND PLAY 2? What happened to the wife? Did she come want to be making socio-political to America too? Or did she stay in Tangier statements anyway?” and feed her relatives who are always In the end, I was left with the stories PARAMOUNT RANCH • ACOURA HILLS visiting? Tune in 12 years from now for the themselves. They are carefully crafted and JHwy 101 (South) to the Chesebro Exit next exciting episode.... entertaining; whether they give an accurate . I suppose the books could be taken as picture of peasant life in early ’60s Morocco socio-anthropological studies of the “ typical or not, they contribute to our understanding illiterate North African peasant, constantly of people because they are about people. looking for work,’’ as Layachi is described They are also a valuable addition to thé by his translator in the introduction to A Life literary canon because they preserve the Full of Holes, but I don’t think that was the priceless oral tradition. spirit in which they were written. When I — Becky Freed The Danger': It's a Safe Bet The Danger Dick Francis Fawcett, $3.95

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If all the pilikia with school is getting you habut, So what are you waiting for Malahinis? the tour minors, COME TO ALOHA FRIDAY 4pm and shake guide? Get your favorite Hawaiian shirt on and get your okole. No matter if you’re lolo or have hauna yourself to the lagoon by boat, surfboard, or plane. To shoes, come dance on your haole feet. Surf tunes start see the Kamaainas and Aloha Brodas. at 4, performed by The Angry Turtles then Calypso Eh Dano, be there Aloha. Rhythms by Preston Smith and the Crocodiles with all Translation Available Friday...... kind games and give aways in da middle. Preston Smith and The Crocodiles Smith isn't just a common name

Smith’s band includes house dancing well before only knew how to play four during breaks. He knows Randall Crismann on guitar, the close of their first set. songs together. They even how to feed a crowd too; Fred Johnson on upright Smith takes popular songs of played two shows with a many in the house were bass and Keith Clark Miles the early sixties and tosses “ singing” dog. shouting for his originals and on drums. Although they his own combination of Whether your tastes run even sang along as he play old standards such as Country, Calypso, Blues, from “Mack the Knife” to yodeled the chorus to the Eddie Cochran’s “Sum­ Psychedelia and Rock ’n classic samba music, calypso “ Mr. Tallyman.” mertime Blues” and Hank Roll into the production. Preston Smith and the Anything you’ve heard in the Williams’ “ Baby Be Mine,” What unfolds is a totally Crocodiles has something for last 50 years, from the Cars the Crocodiles add such a enjoyable, and quite dif­ you. Everything flows to Billie Holiday, with a little personal flair to everything ferent, sound that has every smoothly and joyously Bellafonte and Muddy they play that it sounds foot within earshot tapping. around Smith’s sincere, Waters tossed in. Smith can highly original. Decked out Cover tunes aren’t all that likeable singing. When