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college students, and viewership is
- rapidly growing.
“We’ve sold more than 200 “Ren
& Stimpy” T-shirts to a mostly 18- to
24-year-old audience,” said Brian
Schur, owner of Cosmic Comics. Schur
said that a Ren and Stimpy comic
book was being planned.
Although the store now has T
shirts in stock, Schur said he wasn’t
sure how long that would last.
“Both orders we’ve received have
sold out within 24 hours,” he said.
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so much entertainment then.”
In those days, of course, a projec
tionist was in every projection booth.
It seems some things never stop
changing.
Today Dale is part of a vanishing
breed, the movie-house projectionist.
More and more theaters are moving
to automation.
“It’s good for the bosses,” Dale
said, “they don’t have to pay (a pro
jectionist).”
But what happens is that some
brave or outraged soul must get up,
leave the theater and accost the guy i n
concessions who doesn’t know any
thing about projection and looks ter
rified to boot.
“There’s nothing worse than hav
ing to give them their money back,”
Dale said.
But as long as Dale, or someone
like him, is on the job, you can rest
easy.
“I’ve never had to give any money
back,” he said, because in a theater
with a projectionist, accidents or
problems with the film arc solved in a
matter of seconds.
There’s nothing like the human
touch.
And there’s nothing worse than
yelling “Focus! Focus!” to an empty
projection booth full of unheeding,
inexorable machines.
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Mad Max biker type, so he wears
black leather and rides a Hog. Johnson
is the Marlboro Man so he’s a drifter,
smokes reds and wears big cowboy
hats.
Together they decide to save their
favorite hangout from bank reposses
sion. Their solution is less than origi
nal — they rob the bank. Through the
robbery they stumble into a drug ring,
which of course, puts them up to their
cars in organized crime.
The movie is replete with the fights,
chases, shoot-um-ups and babes re
quired of a contemporary action/ad
venturc film. (Available 2/19)
“Don't Tell Mom the Babysit
ter's Dead” (P(i-13) Christina Ap
plegate, the jailbait star of Fox’s
“Married ... With Children,” stars as
Sue Ellen “Swell” Crandall, a re
sourceful teenager who finds herself
in charge of her four younger sib
lings.
Swell’s Mom goes on vacation to
Australia and leaves the kids at home
with an elderly woman whose ba
bysitting tactics aren’t grandmoth
erly. Moments into the film, she’s the
victim of a fatal heart attack.
Swell decides to play house and
not tell Mom what’s happened. She
creates a fake resumd and lands a job
as an executive assistant in a fashion
house.
After lots of predictable and un
funny mishaps, Sue Ellen gels a boy
friend, teaches her siblings some re
sponsibility (and manners) and saves
the company from financial ruin.
Applegate is not as bad an actress
as expected but the story leaves much
to be desired. Even adolescents aren’t
bound to find this funny. (Available
2/19)
“Body Parts” (R) When criminal
psychologist Bill Chrushank (Jeff
Fahey) loses an arm in an auto acci
dent, his limb is replaced by one that
comes from an unknown donor.
Slowly but surely, the limb devel
ops a life of its own, slapping the
good doctor’s kid and trying to kill
his wife. Chrushank docs a little in
vestigating and finds the arm came
from an executed serial killer and his
other body parts arc running amok all
over town.
Probably the most interesting thing
about this film is that fact that it was
banned from Milwaukee movie houses
last summer after the Jeffrey Dahmcr
ordeal was discovered. (Available 2/
20)
“Beastmaster 2” (P(J-13) The
Bcastmastcr (Marc Singer) has the
power to command animals. His pets
include a cuddly tiger and eagle.
As if one movie was not enough, in
this sequel, he’s up against yet more
evil.
Warlord Arklon (Wings Hauser)
nODeri DuriurvuiarwLsn
and an evil witch (Sarah Douglas)
travel through time into present-day
Los Angeles in search of a neutron
bomb. The Bcastmastcr is in hot pur
suit.
Complete with bad hair, costum
ing and dialogue, Bcastmastcr 2 is a
must for bad fantasy film connois
seurs. (Available 2/20)
“Trust” (R) This dark comedy is
about two young people trying to find
love in the midst of chaos.
Andricnnc Shelley plays a tough,
pregnant high school girl whose mother
blames her for her dad’s heart attack.
Martin Donovan is an unemployed
but brilliant computer whiz whose
father blames him for the death of his
wife in childbirth.
Writer-director Hal Hartley finds
humor in unexpected places. Fast and
funny dialogue may make this a fa
vorite on home video. (Available 2/
20)
“The Pope Must Diet” (R) Brit
ish comedian Robbie Coltrune is David
Albinizi, a rural priest stationed at an
Italian orphanage, who happens to
play a mean electric guitar. (Dubbed
by guitar master Jeff Beck.)
Through a clerical error, Albini/i
is installed as the new pope. But the
Mafia has its own man in mind for the
job, and its inside man, who heads the
Vatican bank, is out to make the Pope’s
reign very short.
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Alpha Zeta Spaghetti Feed
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Attention Seniors and Juniors
rhe CBA Student Development Program is ottering lead
trship seminar on March 13 called ETHICS IN BUSI
NESS: A PERSPECTIVE. This program will provide "real
its" ethical case studies created by Arthur Anderson and
Company lor students to practice responses leadership
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CMENC.NSSLHA, SCEC and SOEHI PRESENT
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Barkley Center, room 321.
Session I: 1 2:30pm, Activities and Ideas for Future
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Session II: 3-4:30pm, Collaborative Relationships
Saturday. February 29th, for anyone interested: East
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Session 1:9am-12pm, Music Education: A Key to Unlock
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Session II: l:30-4pm, Communication Enhancement
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