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features Battalion/Page 4 August 18,1982 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 The Campus will reopen Fri day. Call theater for show and times. 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. hero starring Mark Singer, Rip Torn and Tanya Roberts. Ex pect something similar to The Sword and the Sourcer. PG. 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. Plitt Cinema I&II 846-6714 \ oung Doctors in Love: Michael McKean stars as a young intern who is determined to be the greatest surgeon in the world. There is just 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. Th. ic Beastmaster: An epic adventure with a new kind of f BBSS Skyway Twin Drive-In 822-3300 ight 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. T'arzan, 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. 1 Ought to be in Pictures: Di nah Manoff protrays a deter mined teenager traveling to Hollywood to seek out her screenwriter-father, played by Walter Matthau. PG. Manor East 823-8300 Gheech 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. .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. 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. Schulman Six 775-2468 Oecret of Nimh: A widowed mouse calls on some tough, smart rats to help save her fami ly from the farmer in this ani mated feature. G. Rocky III: 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. Th, Hans Solo is still mobile and Luke Skywalker is the typical space-age teenager turned hero. Rated PG. E.T.: An alien from a distant planet is stranded on earth by his mother ship and hidden by a small boy. They become good friends and E.T. helps subsidize General Electric by phoning home. The 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 III: The body count continues as the kil ler, wearing a spooky hocky mask in this 3-D film, stalks his prey. R. ic 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! 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. The 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. Zapped: High school hustler Willie Aames hopes to capitalize upon mild-mannered scientific pal Scott Baio’s accidental dis covery of telekinetic powers. R. Music Lakeview : There will be no more dancing on Thursday night until Sept. 2. Fridaylistei to Albatross. Cover is $3 andal| unescorted ladies get in for)! It’s country and western musii by a Bryan-based band, Tti Musicmakers on Saturday - cover charge is $3. Rebels: Listen to the rod and roll music of Fastbreak Happy hour is 4 p.m. to7p.m No cover charge. Texas Hall of Fame: Tonight listen toSl vercreek. Thursday is the Dt' bonnaires with a $2 cover. Tin Texas High Riders fromAusiir, play Friday. $3. Saturday is Thi Texas Stage Company. Coverii $3. Etc. Pappy Selph, a Country and Western musician, will perform Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Central Park concert sponsored by the Arts Council of Brazos Valley Auditions for Getting Out, the first major production of the Theater Arts Program, will be held Thursday, September 2 and Friday September 3 be tween 7 and 10 p.m. in room 144 of the Academic and Agency Building. For information call 845-2621. Olivia Newton-John will be at the Erwin Center in Austin on September 4 at 8 p.m. For ticket information call (512)477-6060. The MSC Arts Committee is holding an art exhibition enti tled The Amercian Vision, which includes paintings from the C. Thomas May, Jr. family collection. The exnibit begins Saturday, August 28 and will continue through September 18. Nobody cooks their chicken like Tinsley's Chicken 'n Rolls. -Freshly brewed iced tea. , Light'n crispy, si' Plump, Grade A chicken. Cooked in 100% pure vegetable oil. /Big'ol fries crunchy on the outside tender inside. 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