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STUDY BREAKS
Movies
Check theaters for specific times
and prices. Movies subject to
change without notice. All list
ings are current through press
time.
Campus
Theater:
846-6512
There will be no movies at the
Campus this weekend.
MSC Grove:
845- 1515
Th e Grove will not be showing
any movies for the next two
weeks. The next feature, We’ve
Never Been Licked, will be
shown on Aug. 28.
Plitt Cinema
I&II
846- 6714
A oung Doctors in Love:
Michael McKean stars as a
young intern who is determined
to be the greatest surgeon in the
world. There isjust one problem
— he is deathly afraid of using a
scalpel. McKean cures his fear of
the scalpel when he falls in love
with and has to operate on a
pretty young doctor who has a
rare disease. Cameo appear
ances by soap opera stars. R.
Night Shift: Henry Winkler
stars in this comedy about a man
who works the graveyard shift in
a morgue. He and a partner de
cide to add some spice to their
lives by starting a pimp business
and operating it out of the mor
gue. R.
Zombie: What better movie to
show at midnight. Insomniacs
should be out in full force. Mid
night. Friday and Saturday. R.
Rocky Horror Picture Show:
The most bizarre treatment yet
of the Frankenstein myth, com
plete with rock music, transvest
ism and kinky sex. Barry Bost-
wick and Susan Sarandon por
tray lost travelers who wander
into Tim Curry’s castle and ex
perience a night to remember.
Midnight Friday and Saturday.
R.
Manor East
823-8300
Cheech and Chong’s Things
are Tough All Over: Tommy
Chong plays a maniacal Arab
with a nose only a camel could
love. Cheech plays his brother
whose head is made up to look
like a billard ball with a hair
transplant. Expect the same laid-
back dopers we’re all used to. R.
Star Wars: Yes, the original
Star Wars! That classic western
movie with the galactic setting.
Hans Solo is still mobile and
Luke Skywalker is the typical
space-age teenager turned hero.
Rated PG.
An Officer and a Gentleman:
Richard Gere stars as Zach
Mayo, an officer candidate who
learns what it takes to become a
gentleman. Debra Winger is
Paula, the young woman he
meets and falls in love with. See
review p. 8. R.
Post Oak Mall
Cinema
764-0616
Poltergeist: A suburban neigh-
borhood project is built over an
ancient burial site. All of the
ghosts from this graveyard even
tually manifest themselves in
one household. PG.
E.T.: An alien from a distant
planet is stranded on earth by
his mother ship and hidden by a
small boy. They learn from each
other how to grow up alone on
their respective planets. PG.
E he Pirate Movie: Christ
opher Atkins and Kristy
McNichol sing, dance and fall in
love in this rock ’n roll version of
the operetta “The Pirates of
Penzance.” PG.
Friday the 13th, Part HI: The
body count continues as the kil
ler in this 3-D film stalks his
prey. Begins — when else? —
Friday the 13th. R.
Schulman Six
775-2468
Secret of Nimh: A widowed
mouse calls on some tough,
smart rats to help saVe her fami
ly from exterminators in this
animated feature. G.
Rocky HI: Sylvester Stallone
stars as everyone’s favorite box
er, Rocky. In this feature, Rocky
is rich and fights to stay that way,
along with savoring his pride.
Starring the same old characters
from the past two Rocky films.
PG.
The Best Little Whorehouse
in Texas: First the Whorehouse
papers, then the play and now
the movie. All of course are ab
out one of the greatest Texas
traditions — The Chicken
Ranch and its ultimate downfall.
Starring Burt Reynolds and Dol
ly Parton. Woooweee! See re
view p. See review p. 7. R.
Six Pac: Kenny Rogers quits
singing long enough to star in
this film. He plays a race-car
driver who employs a kiddie pit
crew and ends up the hero. PG.
' 1 he World According to
Garp: Robin Williams stars as T.
S. Garp, an unusual man who
sees the world in a very unusual
way. Based on the best-selling
novel by John Irving. See review
p. 8. R.
Zapped: High school hustler
Willie Aames hopes to capitalize
upon mild-mannered scientific
pal Scott Biao’s accidental dis
covery of telekinetic powers. R.
Skyway Twin
Drive-In
822-3300
Forced Vengence: Fiesty
Chuch Norris Karate-chops his
way through another Kung-Fu
movie. R.
Tarzan, The Ape Man: Jungle
rot. Bo Derek is a big 0, turned
by her husband’s leering camera
from a sex goddess into a sex
joke, a sort of Barbarella goes
Native. Miles O’Keeffe plays
Tarzan whose only utterances
are grunts. Bo’s acting abilities
are like her blouses — flimsy and
strained. R.
Poltergeist: A suburban neigh
borhood project is built over an
acient burial site and all the
ghosts end up in the houses. R.
Flash of the Titans: A grab bag
of Greek gods, heroes and
mythical creatures based loosely
on the myth of Perseus (Harry
Hamlin) and the deadly Medu
sa, a real looker who can turn
living things to stone with a sing
le glance. PG.
Music
Lakeview: There will be
no more dancing on Thursday
night until Sept. 2. Friday listen
to Stillfinger. Cover is $3 and all
unescorted ladies get in for $1.
It’s country and western music
by Bill Busby and the Lonestar
Express on Saturday — cover
charge is $3.
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Happy hour is 4 p.m. to7: °, ne
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Notes plays Friday. CQveris
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Going. Cover is $3.
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Backstage : PyewacJ
plays old Irish and Britishdri
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The Aqua-Fest Rodeo in Ao?
is August 13 and 14. Forii
mation call 478-9383.
The old tradition of Texas!
tilin’ can be heard at itsbesid
ing the Texas Old Time Files out
dler’s State Championship 1 aids in
Burnet August 13 and 14. pelp pi
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Olivia Newton-John willbt lI jdC
the Erwin Center in AustinP obberi
September 4 at 8 p.m. Fortid
information call (512)477-11
Musicmakers, a 40‘s Sn
band, will play at the Thou
Park pavilion in Bi!yan|Au|
15 at 6 p.m.
College Station Summer Ca
cert Series features a)|
western music by Pappy S«
August 22 at 7 p.m. at Cent!
Park.
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