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JOB PROBLEMS? Call USG Dept, of Labor 863-1874 Or Stop in 203 HUB, Mon-Fri R-034 —The Daily Collegian Friday, Oct. 20, 1978 >r»*. j r•»>rr (T*V , i 3%,' ££*■ P© sz§m MO% *V^* ; |§|; £* vyVyv*>' 'lnteriors': Serious one for Alien town rA>Hj-r'.•>• in !?: V<i By JOHN WARD fraternity brothers through this Scheider, William Devane and Marthe nonsense concerning mutant-wizard i%%i. Daily Collegian Staff Writer maniacal comedy, directed by John Keller. FUB Rec Room wars of the far-off, post-atomic future. “Interiors” Woody Allen kept his Landis. Cinema One “The Boatniks" Humorous Walt You’re better off waiting for Bakshi’s m¥9i I /_ V VfV talents behind the camera for this new “Goin’ South” Enjoyable, light Disney film about a klutzy Coast Guard “Lord of the Rings” to premiere. 105 S"W movie, about the crumbling marriage of western comedy with good per- ensign (Robert Morse) and a diamond Forum an older couple and the effect it has on formances by Jack Nicholson as an smuggler (Phil Silvers). Some good “Annie Hall” Here is Woody Allen their three daughters. The cast includes outlaw saved from the noose, and Mary stunts are featured. 11l Osmond at his humorous best. Allen and Diane Diane Keaton (as usual), E.G. Marshall Steenburgen as his savior. Directed by “Silver Streak” Hilarious chase Keaton won Oscars for their directorial and Geraldine Page. The Movies Nicholson himself. Cinema Two film, set aboard a cross-country train and acting roles respectively. Friday "Silver Streak.” The only, Assembly Room “Madame Rosa” Simone Signoret “Up in Smoke” Drug cult called the main HUB reason for film’s Street” stars as an aged madam who cares for comedians Cheech and Chong star in this the popularity is its “Kinky Ladies of Bourbon high-powered chemistry (Gene Porno slush about several girls who the children of other prostitutes. Winner slapped-together farce about a van star try Richard Pryor and Jill to commit suicide via far-out methods. of last year’s Oscar for Best Foreign upholstered in hashish, or something Wilder, Clayburgh). Pollock Rec Room Must be why they call ’em kinky. 110 Film. The Garden like that.The State Julie “Dark Star” Little-known cult film Sparks "The Sound of Music” An- On campus drews and Christopher Plummer play in the “2001” and “Close Encounters” "M*A*S*H” Robert Altman’s early the leads in this musical about the Von “Marathon Man” Excellent thriller vein. The “Dark Star” is a scout ship hit, and quite possibly his best. It’s a Trapp Family Singers, which over the about neo-Nazis vs. a Columbia that cruises the galaxy in search of wild send-up of the Korean War and the years has become the most popular graduate student, whose brother is in- unstable planets to destroy. Friday only, medics who manned the rear lines. The musical ever made. The Flick volved in CIA-type doings. Excessive 102Forum cast includes Elliott Gould, Donald The . a I “National Lampoon’s Animal House” violence. The top-notch cast features “Wizards” Witless animated film Sutherland and Sally Kellerman. 121 coming Concert tomorrow night in Rec Hall. Tickets are still available, John Belushi leads a cast of rowdy Dustin Hoffman, Laurence Olivier, Roy by Ralph Bakshi. The plot is a bit of Sparks rison is on a concert tour after several years of staying out of the public’: JOB PROBLEMS? Call USG Dept, of Labor 863-1874 or Stop In 203 HUB, Mon-Fri R-034 DKPHI welcomes Tom Kvederis Looking For Something Different To Do This CHRISTIAN LESBIANS Weekend? IN ACTION Oct. 21,1:30-3:00 p.m. Frizzel Room Eisenhower Chapel Dinner—7:30 p.m. University Baptist Church 411 S. Burrowes St. $2.00 Donation Sponsored by Metropolitan Community Church Something to take Mom, Dad, or even Aunt Mable to? Why 275 Penn State not check out the Students Carry A Deadly Gene. Are you Martha Graham Dance Company? One of Them? (2 performances) You Can Find Out With A Simple Test Saturday, October 21 8:30 p.m. Tay-Sachs disease is an incurable genetic illness. You can prevent it. The Sunday, October 22 3:00 p.m. children who get Tay-Sachs disease die—usually before they’re five years EISENHOWER AUDITORIUM old. It occurs primarily in Jewish child- ren but children of non-Jewish ancestry Tickets on sale today: HUB booth and Eisenhower Auditorium box office 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. can, and do, get the disease. They all Saturday: Eisenhower Auditorium box office from 5 p.m. die. Sunday: Eisenhower Auditorium box office from 1 p.m. orders Master Charge and by calling 863-0255 during sale hours. Here’s How You Can Learn If Phone on VISA Student/Child/Sr. You’re A Carrier Citizen: $5.00, $4.00, $2.50 General Sale: $7.50, $6.00, $4.50 Long memory you'll Tay-Sachs blood tests will be offered after the of parades, parties and football fades, remember in the HUB Ballroom from 1 p.m. until The Martha Graham Dance Company 4 p.m. on Sunday, October 22. ARTISTS SERIES.
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