Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 34

Tuesday, August 1, 1989 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Star-Phoenix D4 Accent Tuesday i SHOW BIS TnnAV Bwm i mmmnmmmrrM Hki 4, U)r i rtmrii mrfrmrr nrrrffrrmrTi rrrffl Sponsor: Zone A Hockey B88-650 N88-846 Meat Loaf signs for Aug. concert Meat Loaf, whose 1977 album, Bat Out Of Hell, was the quintessential summer hit 12 years ago, headlines a show at the Bessbor-ough Gardens on Aug. 27. Vancouver party band Doug and the Slugs and Toronto singer-songwriter Andrew Cash are also on the bill. Tickets for the show go on sale Friday from the Bessbor-ough at 8 a.m.

Although he has not matched his Bat Out of Hell success it sold more than nine million copies Meat Loaf has become a fixture on the European and English pop scenes. His albums there do moderately well, so much so that he now lives full time in England. Downtown Saskatoon CONTEST Across STC Bus Depot 653-0949 205 Pacific Avs. mm MOVIES CAPITOL 4: Peter Pan, 2 and 6 p.m.; Licence To Kill, 2, 6:45 and 9:15 p.m.; Batman, 2:05, 7, and 9:20 p.m.; Turner and Hooch, 2:15, 7:10 and 9:35 p.m.; Lethal Weapon, 7:30 and 9:45 p.m. MIDTOWN CINEMA: Babar The Movie, 2 and 5:30 p.m.; Honey, I Shrunk The Kids, 2:15, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.; Friday The 13th, Part VIII, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m.

PACIFIC CINEMA: UHF, 7 and 9 p.m.; Weekend At Ber-nies, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.; When Harry Met Sally, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. TOWNE CINEMA: Indiana Jones, 7 and 9:15 p.m.; Great Balls Of Fire, 7:10 and 9:25 p.m. PLACE RIEL THEATRE: Tribute to Laurence Olivier with Rebecca, 7:15 p.m. and Hamlet, 9:30 p.m. BROADWAY THEATRE: The Fourth Man, 7 p.m.; Danton, 9 p.m.

SUNDOWN DRIVE-IN: Batman and Her Alibi, gates open at 8:45 p.m., first show at 9:30 p.m. SOUTHWINDS DRIVE-IN: Turner and Hooch and Three Fugitives, gates open at 9 p.m., first show at dusk. DRAMA SHAKESPEARE TENT: Romeo and Juliette, 8 p.m. Only 5 days left to P1NDERS DRUGS S.T.W. JACKPOT $3420 In 49 nos.

or less Afternoon 1:00 p.m. 3 PART GAMES $300 per page Books 4, 5, 6 All Packs 16 Evening 6:45 p.m. $300 per page Books 4, 5, 6 Packs $15, $16, 17 All Specials In Pack except Pot of Gold 5BSTBT INItUOtOtOfOlNtMA LUCKY HORSESHOE 720 20th St. West 665-7626 'f I LrmMsPkALr.BAVtPALtHEATXEJ about town mmus OF FIRE! 227 Venture Cres. 664-6020 PRE-GAMES 6:50 p.m.

EVENING PROGRAM 7:00 p.m. A lively comedy. 7:15 AND 3 CUT A I 1 DENNIS QUAID mu PARENTAL GUIDANCE PARENTAL ACCOMPANIMENT 7:10 AND 9:25 1 Ringo Starrs Saskatoon date cancelled Ringo Starr and his All-Starr Band are bypassing Saskatoon. The Aug. 23 date at SaskPlace has been cancelled because of routing problems, the shows promoter David Ilorodezky said Monday.

Ilorodezky admitted ticket sales for the show had been slow, but said transportation problems getting the show into Saskatoon developed, forcing the cancellation. However, less than 4,000 tickets were sold to the show', which featured former Beatle drummer Ringo Starr and a host of well known sidemen. Horo-dezky said refunds for tickets will be made at point of purchase and those wanting refunds should do so as quickly as possible. ioi lTag-A-Long ElayedJodayj GROWING JACKPOT $3400 WS BAMAKO ranisira i GROWING JACKPOT $3570 flHUarantehdPayoutM Attendance All Jackpots Available Unless Previously Won Sponsor Yellowhead Cosmo Club B89-229 88-901 McCall to concentrate on Nightcap duties position as program mana Gordon McCall will be leaving his posit All Jackpots Available Unless Previously Won B88-695 N88-901 PARENTAL ACCOMPANIMENT 7:00 AND 9:15 1 U9-0nW 2 ltt ger of Telecable 10 Television, the community channel, at the end of August to assume full-time duties as artistic director of Nightcap Productions. McCall says the move will allow him to focus all of his energies on the growth and development of the Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Festival, which is prospering this summer with the bilincual Droduction of Romeo and Juliette.

DOWNTOWN BINGO TOM HANKS in 360 1st Ave. North Hotline 244-2505 $1 OOO in 56 nos. or less On BONANZA $500 in 53 nos. or less On GAME 7 $500 in 53 nos. or less On LUCKY 7 (Unless Previously Won) TUESDAY 11:30 MORNING-12 MIDNIGHT SPONSORS MctU Society Local 11 888-1487, Weatalda Wrestling BBS-1223 NFB adds further showings of animated films Spurred by attendance counts of over 600 at a recent double-header of National Film Boards animated cartoons at the Broadway Theatre, the Saskatoon office of the NFB is arranging some alternative scheduling.

NFB classics and animated films will be run at their own theatre, 424 21st St. East, Aug. 13-26 and the Oscar-nominated cartoons will be scheduled on Telecable 10 at selected times, Aug. 13-26. unm lurry Mel Sally.

BILLY CRYSTAL MEG RYAN TONIGHT 7:30 9:30 WED. 7:30 AND 9.45 PARENTAL GUIDANCE Language and Sexual Content TURNER ktm 8 HOOCH 2" FEATURE Nirk Nolte Martin Short FUGITIVES PARENTAL1 GUIDANCE GATES 9:00 JftSOUTHWINDU ALL SPECIAL GAMES GUAR. PAYOUTS 20-25-40 2 Milei on Regina Mwy SHOWS DUSK 374 955 STAR WATCH NOON-MIDNIGHT Peon opw BONANZA W-SPECIAL S-7 150 300 150 51 nos. or less 51 nos. or less 18 nos.

or less STEVE MARTIN A comedy about life, love and the gentle art of raising children. Parenthood It could happen to you. Lowe agrees to community service work Actor Rob Lowe will be performing in a new venue in an attempt to avoid prosecution for allegedly videotaping a sex scene involving a 16-year-old girl, a prosecutor said in Atlanta. Lowe has agreed to perform 20 hours of community service to avoid criminal prosecution in the case, District Attorney Lewis Slaton said Sunday. Lowe is expected to visit about 20 Los Angeles-area schools during the next two years to make speeches on topics such as drug abuse and the law.

Slaton had been considering charges against Lowe for allegedly videotaping Jan Parsons, then 16, in a sex scene with a woman in an Atlanta hotel room during the 1988 Democratic National Convention. Lowe, 25, is one of 2,600 people to participate in Georgias pretrial intervention program, which Slaton called an alternative to prosecution for young, non-violent first offenders. If he completes the program in the two years time and there are no other problems, hes cleared from prosecution, Slaton said. Lowe remains the subject of a lawsuit by Parsonss mother, Lena Arlene Wilson, who claims Lowe seduced her daughter. UMYERSAL RELEASE mi i fcrvuuL im sn tiu isc 7:00 AND 9:30 PARENTAL GUIDANCE TOMORROW! IOI PACIFIC AVE 664 2171 BZ5ajniESDAMi ENDS TONIGHT 1 PU RE A NDJO YF ULE NTE RT AIN ME NT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.

Dolores Barclay, ASSOCIATED PRESS FAMOUSPLAYE ivraAD. Bee Gees look for respect on U.S. tour Twelve years after their chart-topping album Saturday Night Fever made them kings of the disco era, the Bee Gees are looking for respect from music audiences across the United States. The brothers Robin, Barry and Maurice Gibb are hoping to put their white-suited, gold chain-wearing days behind them as they embark on their first U.S. tour in a decade this week.

Weve spent too many years on the defensive, and now that were on the attack, it feels a damn sight better, Barry said in this weeks Peo-jle magazine. This band has been around for 30 years, so its a ittle unfair to tag us with the disco label. Paul McCartney made disco records. Rod Stewart did. Even Ethel Merman, which shows you how outrageous the times were.

The brothers of falsetto harmony have faced several trials during the past decade the cocaine-related death of brother Andy Gibb last year, Maurices treatment for alcoholism in 1980 and record company battles that kept them from recording for eight years. The tour will promote their new album One. 2 "HER AUCT Starring Tom Salleck PARENTAL GUIDANCE All Ages May Attend Gates a.5 Shows 9:45 in TRIBUTE TO LAURENCE OLIVIER ALFRED HITCHCOCK DIRECTED DAVID a SELZNICK PROOUCED Bon Jovi insists on day in court Rocker Jon Bon Jovi is seeing red over a summons he received for what police said was running a stop light. Bon Jovi said he wants his day in court to contest a $60 ticket issued March 1. The singer said he went through the light when it was amber.

His father, John Bongiovi, was following close behind in his own car and also was issued a summons. He pleaded guilty and paid his ticket. Red Bank lawyer Richard McOmber said he submitted affidavits with Bon Jovis testimony. He said Municipal Judge William Himelman could make a decision based on those statements and the testimony of police, but his client wants to appear personally. A court date was set for Aug.

24. Bon Jovi 7:15 The motion picture ot oil for oil WINNER OF 5 ACADEMY AWARDSI Former roadies seek Springsteen records Lawyers for Bruce Springsteen have been ordered to turn over all income tax records of the rock stars employees to lawyers for two former workers who are suing him. Judge Florence Peskoe of Superior Court in Monmouth County, N. told the lawyers to comply with an earlier court order in a lawsuit in which two former "roadies for Springsteen claim they were underpaid. Michael Batlan and Douglas Sutphin also claim they are owed thousands of dollars in overtime from the Born in the U.S.A.

tour in 1984 and 1985. Batlan quit in 1985 and Sutphin was fired that year. Both claim they were full-time employees on call year round and should have been paid at a rate slightly less than band members. Each made about $50,000 a year working for Springsteen. Peskoes order Friday was in response to a motion filed by Stephen Schueler, lawyer for the two men, to make Springsteen and his organization, Thrill Hill Productions, comply with the previous order and turn over financial records, including tax returns from 1973 to 1985.

Peskoe gave Springsteens lawyers 30 days to turn over the records. Plica Riel Mi aide, oi Theatre nvnn mrnoNi welcome NO PASSES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT.