The Philadelphia Inquirer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page E04

THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER Monday, August 9, 2004 Review Music Vans Warped Tour still rolling along in its 10th year E4 www.philly.com and played a swinging amalgam of dusty garage rock and new wave. It's a shame so many opted for the generic pop-punk of Story of the Year in the same time slot. Some more hotly tipped acts left varying impressions. Irish hooligans Flogging Molly were a blast, channeling the Pogues and the Kingston Trio with decidedly non-punk instruments fiddle and accordion on hoist-a-pint fight songs such as "Devil's Dance Floor." Goofball punks NOFX were short on punch lines, and lighter on hooks. The unapologetically metallic Coheed and Cambria could be this generation's Tool or Iron Maiden with their sinewy, rhythmic undercurrent and lovelorn songs that seem conceptualized by sinister minds.

But an emo boy's vulnerability resonates from singer-guitarist Claudio Sanchez's majestic voice. He was one of the day's few singers with the pipes and the passion to keep the more sensitive souls in the crowd hanging on every word. For $25, fans got 98 bands and more. Among the best: Phenomenauts and Flogging Molly. Patrick Berkery FOR THE INQUIRER Since the summer package tour became a popular rock-and-roll business model in the early '90s, many traveling daylong music fests have come and gone.

Once-successful treks such as the jam-band-oriented H.O.R.D.E. tour quietly faded away, while Lollapalooza, the granddaddy of them all, again hangs in limbo, finding it hard to please everyone in the fickle alternative music market. Meanwhile, that punk-rock day camp known as the Vans Warped Tour is celebrating its 10th anniversary this summer. And judging by the sold-out crowd it drew Friday to the Tweeter Center where many teenage punk enthusiasts hauled around shopping bags full of swag purchased from bands, record labels and clothing companies it's probable that another generation will flock to the Tweeter in 2014 for the 20th anniversary show. At $25 a ticket which included 98 bands across 10 stages, a DJ tent, karaoke, artist meet-and-greets, biking and skateboarding exhibitions, plenty of room inside the pavilion for chaperoning parents to relax, and all the ironic T-shirt slogans you could handle (best printable one: "I'm the man from the Warped show was a steal of a deal.

Despite countless undistinguished hard-core bands with fire-breathing "singers" in dire need of a hug, and old school punk bands obviously more concerned with the height of their Mohawks than their songs, this was a fairly interesting lineup. However, one had to travel to the dustiest corners of the parking lot (where six of the stages, including the Teal roared through a brain-feeding, body-moving 30 minutes of rocked-out garage soul. Throughout the day, many acts made stock anti-Bush declarations between songs. But only and veteran agit-punks Bad Religion through the incensed thrash of new song "Sinister Rouge" let their music do the politicized talking and used their banter for another popular between-song topic: New Jersey. The fringes of the parking lot featured locals such as Philly's Sometime in April and West Chester's Arms of Orion making a decent racket on the Ernie Ball stage.

About 100 paces away, on the Smartpunk.net stage, Brazil played a musically advanced brand of emo. One of the best performances occurred in the far north corner of the parking lot on the Space Station stage. Playing to maybe 20 people, the Phenomenauts from San Francisco looked as if they had walked off the set of a low-budget sci-fi film in their homemade space fatigues and helmets, Coheed and Cambria (from left) Mic Todd, Josh Eppard, Travis Stever and Claudio Sanchez were a standout. and Brian main stages, were located, along with many of the vendors and side attractions) and arrive really early to catch the best stuff the nearly 10-hour festival offered. D.C.

quartet Washington Social Club opened the Volcom stage in the pavilion shortly after 11 a.m. to a sparse but spirited crowd that bobbed to the band's wry marriage of late-'70s British punk and bubblegummy ear candy such as the anthemic "Breaking the Dawn." On the Brian stage, the politically progressive Swedes of the (International) Noise Conspiracy Review Music Rivers: Off red carpet and onto Court TV Controversy quelled, Beenie Man goes on packed up her daughter, Melissa, and fled for the more lucrative TV Guide Channel. However, that decision will prevent viewers from finding out the Riverses' thoughts on the Emmy nominees' red-carpet fashions. has an exclusive deal as the only cable network allowed on the carpet. That means that Rivers could be trapped watching the dresses and tuxes on television like the rest of the world.

dent man." Throughout his cover of Bob Marley's paean to freedom, "Redemption Song," he addressed the protests. "If you have sex with a man, that's your own business. We don't fight against lifestyles. We just don't want anyone to molest our kids." The crowd wasn't interested in controversy. They applauded Beenie's stance, his risque lyricism, and his opening acts.

While crooner Kevin Lyttle took on the jittery soul-calypso of "Turn Me On," TOK, Silver Kat, and Tonto Metro DeVonte went for the harder stuff. Like Beenie, each was backed by Rough Cut a powerhouse band that meshed gurgling, glacial synthesizers with squiggles of Talking Heads-like art-funk A.D. Amorosi FOR THE INQUIRER With a catalog of raunchy hits, devout fans, and a crossover smash, dance hall don Beenie Man could have sold out the Electric Factory without controversy. But an air of protest prevailed for Jamaican Dave's Annual Summer Jam Friday with Beenie, reggae-hop sensations TOK, and others. Like its national counterparts, the Pennsylvania Lesbian and Gay Task Force sought apologies and concert cancellations because of Beenie's "Damn" and "Han Up Deh" older songs whose homophobic lyrics call for violence.

But with a preshow agreement that Beenie would not perform those songs, the only banners raised were green-and-yellow flags representative of the 42d anniversary of Jamaica's independence. To an enthusiastic crowd, Beenie performed steamy, haughty songs, "Girls Dem Sugar" and "Dude," accompanied by steely synth-stabs and riveting techno-ragga grooves. Beenie was a gruffly huffing, chattering thing a melodic hyperkinetic baritone that kept time with his wiry body's rhythm. Though he slowed to take "Murderer" through a tangle of flickering guitars, Beenie kept up the fast pace while quoting from Eminem, Truth Hurts and others. While Beenie did not sing either of the disputed songs, he did acknowledge the controversy "Today is Independence Day," Beenie said.

"I am an indepen ZAP2IT.COM You may not be seeing Joan Rivers on the red carpet at the Em-mys on Sept. 14, but those craving more of the perpetually redecorated comic can turn to the most unlikely of cable sources. Rivers has joined Court TVs Hollywood Heat. The Spaceballs costar made her first appearance on the AJ. Hammer-hosted celebrity newsmagazine last week Hollywood Heat is shown at 11:30 p.m.

Thursdays. Rivers will contribute a segment called "Joan Rivers The Dismissed Juror," taking to the streets to poll common folks about their feelings on the celebrity trials of the moment. Early this summer, Rivers Now, advertisers post more local jabs on CareerBuilder at philly.com than at any other online job sits. builder JONATHAN MANNION Beenie Man didn't play two songs considered homophobic. SHOWTIMES MOTION PICTURE RATINGS ALL AGES ADMITTED, General Audience PG ALL AGES ADMITTED, Parental Guidance Suggested PG 13 Parents should give guidance for Children under 13.

Restricted under 17, Requires accompanying Parent or Guardian. NC 17 Children under 17 not admitted. neighborhood "CENTER CITY PHILADELPHIA BUCKS COUNTY BUCKS COUNTY CHESTER COUNTY DELAWARE COUNTY UNITED ARTISTS EAST WHITELAND STADIUM 9-IN FRAZER Route 30 One-half mile East of Route 202 (610) 251-0413 1-800-FANDANGO (641) ALL DIGITAL SOUND SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT No passes UNITED ARTISTS CHELTENHAM Located at Rear of Cheltenham Square Mall (215) 884-6222 1-800-FANDANGO (649) COLLATERAL (R) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) THE VILLAGE (PG-13) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG -13) ROBOT (PG 13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG 13) or discount coupons please. Matinee price for all shows until 6 pm. Advance tickets available at MovieWatcher.com AMC WOOD HAVEN 10 215-244-1200 I-95 Woodhaven Rd.

-Route 13 COLLATERAL (R) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG-13) ROBOT (PG-13) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) ANCHORMAN (PG-13) KING ARTHUR (PG-13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG-13) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) THUNDERBIRDS (PG) 1:505:00 HAROLD KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) 4:30 9:45 SHREK 2 (PG) THE VILLAGE (PG-13) THE NOTEBOOK (PG 13) 1:40 7:00 R-Rating Requires ID. UNITED ARTISTS RIVERVIEW STADIUM 17 (Columbus Blvd.) Exit 20 off I-95 (215) 755-2219 1 -800-FANDANGO (650) Additional Free Lighted Parking "THE WHO" in Concert on the Big Screen August 9 Tickets www.RegalCM.COM COLLATERAL (R) LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG-13) SHREK 2 (PG) HAROLD KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) THE VILLAGE (PG-13) THUNDERBIRDS (PGJ 12:10 2:40 5:05 THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG -13) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) ROBOT (PG-13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG-13) COLLATERAL (R) LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG-13) HAROLD KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) 7:50 10:15 THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) THE VILLAGE (PG -13) THUNDERBIRDS (PG) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG-13) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) ROBOT (PG-13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG-13) REGAL WARRINGTON CR STADIUM 22 104 Easton Road (215) 918-1660 1 -800-FANDANGO (343) COLLATERAL (R) LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG-13) NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (PG) HAROLD 8 KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) THE VILLAGE (PG-13) THUNDERBIRDS (PG) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG -13) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) ROBOT (PG 13) ANCHORMAN (PG 13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG 13) FAHRENHEIT 911 (R) THE NOTEBOOK (PG-13) DODGEBALL (PG-13) HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN (PG) SHREK 2 (PG) I for Movies, Showtimes and Tickets call 1-800-FANDANGO (express code) or visit www.Htiamovies.com REGAL EDGMONT SQUARE 10 325-8100 Edgmont Sq Shopping Center Rt. 3 1-800-FANDANGO (339) Stadium Seating in Select Auditoriums ALL DIGITAL SOUND COLLATERAL (R) LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG-13) THE VILLAGE (PG -13) NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (PG) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG -13) ROBOT (PG-13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG-13) FAHRENHEIT 911 (R) CATWOMAN (PG-13) 11:15 UNITED ARTISTS 69TH STREET One Block From 69th St. Terminal (610) 734-0202 1-800-FANDANGO (654) FREE LIGHTED PARKING SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG 13) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) CATWOMAN (PG-13) COLLATERAL (R) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG -13) ROBOT (PG -13) THUNDERBIRDS (PG) WHITE CHICKS (PG-13) THE VILLAGE (PG 13) rnilMTV Doylestown (215)345-6789 UUUIlll www.coun1ythea1er.org BEFORE SUNSET (R) DE-LOVELY (PG-13) DOUBLE INDEMNITY (1944) Mon 7:00 UNITED ARTISTS GRANT PLAZA 1619 Grant Avenue -1 Block of Bustleton Ave. (215) 677-8019 1-800-FANDANGO (651) COLLATERAL (R) LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG-13) NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (PG) THE VILLAGE (PG-13) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG -13) ROBOT (PG 13) THUNDERBIRDS (PG) HAROLD KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) 12:00 CATWOMAN (PG-13) NEWTOWN ADVANCED TICKETS NOW ON-LINE AT: www.ritzfilmbill.com CHILDREN UNDER 6 NOT ADMITTED AGES 6-16 WITH PARENT ONLY Bargain Shows MON.

thru FRI. til 5pm ONLY! REGAL BARN PLAZA STADIUM 14 (215)491-4413 OffHwy611 and Easton Rd PHILADELPHIA WED. (except ALL DAY 1-800-FANDANGO (337) ALL DIGITAL SOUND DELAWARE COUNTY AMC GRANITE RUN 8 800-419-4144 1067W. Balti Pk COLLATERAL (R) THE VILLAGE (PG-13) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) HAROLD KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG-13) ROBOT (PG-13) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) 2:15 7:40 SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG-13) for Movies, Showtimes and Tickets call 800-FANDANGO (express code) i or visit www.Hbl2m0vies.com UNITED ARTISTS MAIN STREET 6 3720-40 Main Street Manayunk, (215) 482-6230 1-800-FANDANGO (647) COLLATERAL (R) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) THE VILLAGE (PG-13) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG-13) ROBOT (PG-13) COLLATERAL (R) LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG 13) NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (PG) HAROLD KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) INDIAN: KAROGI THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) THE VILLAGE (PG 13) THUNDERBIRDS (PG) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG-13) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) ROBOT (PG-13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG -13) AMC FRANKLIN MILLS 14 215-612-2715 Green Entrance Franklin Mills Mall LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG 13) COLLATERAL (R) THE VILLAGE (PG-13) THUNDERBIRDS (PG) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) CATWOMAN (PG-13) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG 13) HAROLD KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) ROBOT (PG-13) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) 2:45 7:30 ANCHORMAN (PG-13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG 13) FAHRENHEIT 911 (R) HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN (PG) SHREK 2 (PG) CENTER CITY UNITED ARTISTS OXFORD VALLEY STADIUM 10 ADJACENT TO OXFORD VALLEY MALL (215) 750-3390 1-800-FANDANGO (645) ALL DIGITAL SOUND COLLATERAL (R) LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG-13) NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (PG) HAROLD 8 KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) 8:00 10:20 THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) THE VILLAGE (PG-13) THUNDERBIRDS (PG) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG-13) 9:40 A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) ROBOT (PG-13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG-13) Movies To Talk About RITZ BOURSE. AMC MARPLE 10 4th Above Chestnut (215) 925-7900 )-419-4144 DISCOUNT PARKING at ON-SITE GARAGE ($4.50 with validation when parking after 5pm) GARDEN STATE (R) 10:00 RIDING GIANTS (PG-13 FACING WINDOWS (R) 12:20 THE CORPORATION BEFORE SUNSET (R) NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (PG) RT 1 320 Springfield COLLATERAL (R) LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG 13) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) THUNDERBIRDS (PG) THE VILLAGE (PG-13) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG-13) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) ROBOT (PG-13) ANCHORMAN (PG-13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG-13) THE NOTEBOOK (PG-13) SHREK 2 (PG) DIT7 CACT 2nd st Between Chestnut 111 I EMO I Walnut Sts.

(21 5) 925-7900 EVENING DISC. use AUTO PARK 2nd Sansom St. after 5pm. $4.50 with validation Wednesday's only after 5pm $1 .00 SAT. SUN.

AFTERNOON DISC. use flat lot on Front Street by Ritz East. $4.50 (must exit bv on Sat.) OPEN WATER (R) FAHRENHEIT 911 (R) CHESTER COUNTY Phoenixville, Pa COLONIAL theatre; (610) 917-0223 AMC ORLEANS 8 (215) 722-4262 Cottman Bustleton COLLATERAL (R) HAROLD KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) THE VILLAGE (PG-13) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG -13) CATWOMAN (PG-13) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) 1:45 4:45 ROBOT (PG-13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG-13) wwwthecolonialtheatre.com CONTROL ROOM (Baby Nights) 6:30 Tries. 7:30 FREE PARKING! REGAL RICHLAND CROSSING 12 Rt. 309 Richland Crossing (215) 536-7700 1-800-FANDANGO (342) Stadium Seating in Select Auditoriums ALL DIGITAL SOUND COLLATERAL (R) LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG-13) NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (PG) HAROLD KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) 7:25 THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) THE VILLAGE (PG-13) THUNDERBIRDS (PG) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG-13) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) ROBOT (PG-13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG-13) DUCKS COUNTY AMC NESHAMINY 24 21 5-722-4262 Route 1 Bristol Rd COLLATERAL (R) LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG 13) ANCHORMAN (PG 13) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG-13) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) DE-LOVELY (PG 13) FAHRENHEIT 911 (R) HAROLD KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN (PG) ROBOT (PG 13) KING ARTHUR (PG-13) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) METALLICA: SOME KIND OF MONSTER NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (PG) THE NOTEBOOK (PG 13) 7:15 10:15 SHREK 2 (PG) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG 13) THUNDERBIRDS (PG) THE VILLAGE (PG-13) MONTGOMERY COUNTY AMBLER THEATER ZberAve www.amblertheater.org (215) 345-7855 DE-LOVELY (PG-13) BEFORE SUNSET (R) AMC PLYMOUTH MEETING 12 610-397-0784 Germantown Pike Plymouth Meeting Mall THE VILLAGE (PG-13) HAROLD KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) THUNDERBIRDS (PG) CATWOMAN (PG-13) THE DOOR IN THE FLOOR (R) DE-LOVELY (PG 13) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) ANCHORMAN (PG-13) METALLICA: SOME KIND OF MONSTER SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG 13) DODGEBALL (PG -13) 7:30 9:55 NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (PG) AMC 309 CINEMA 9 800-419-4144 309 8, ROUTE 63 COLLATERAL (R) LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG 13) HAROLD 8 KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG-13) ROBOT (PG-13) KING ARTHUR (PG-13) FAHRENHEIT 911 (R) THE NOTEBOOK (PG 13) SHREK 2 (PG) BAEDERWOOD STADIUM 4 Rte 61 1 The Fairway Jenkintown 215-887-631 0 COLLATERAL (R) 12:45, 3:35, 7:00 9:40 THE VILLAGE (PG-13) 1:00, 3:45, 6:45 9:30 ANCHORMAN (PG -13) 7:15 9:40 SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG -13) 1:00, 4:00, 6:50 9:45 A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) 12:45, 2:50 5:00 BRYN MAWR 2 fltUlo" COLLATERAL (R) 4:15, 6:50 9:30 SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG-13) 4:15.7:00 5 9:30 DIT7 EllfE Movies To Talk About nllL NVC 214 Walnut St.

(215)925-7900 EVENING DISC. use AUTO PARK 2nd Sansom St. after 5pm. $4.50 with validation Wednesday's only after 5pm $1 .00 SAT. SUN.

AFTERNOON DISC. use flat lot on Front Street by Ritz East. $4.50 must exit by on Sat.) MARIA FULL OF GRACE (R) 12:05 A HOME AT THE END OF THE WORLD (R) 10:00 METALLICA: SOME KIND OF MONSTER THE DOOR IN THE FLOOR (R) ends DE-LOVELY (PG-13) AMC PAINTER'S CROSSING 9 (800) 419-4144 ROUTES 1 202 COLLATERAL (R) LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG-13) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) THE VILLAGE (PG 13) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG-13) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) 2:00 ROBOT (PG-13) ANCHORMAN (PG-13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG-13) FAHRENHEIT 911 (R) CINEMAGIC 3 AT PENN fMi ROBOT (PG-13) THE VILLAGE (PG-13) (On 2 Screens) DAW 2023 Sansom St. riUAT (215) 923-6699 THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE Daily at 11:30. 2:00.

4:30, 7:05 9:35 CONTROL ROOM Daily 313:305:30,7:30 4 9:30 CATWOMAN (PG-13) Daily at Thursday! REGAL DOWNINGTOWN STADIUM 16 Rt. 30 Quarry Rd.Lancaster Pk. (610) 518-3401 1-800-FANDANGO (336) ALL DIGITAL SOUND COLLATERAL (R) LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG-13) NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (PG) THE VILLAGE (PG 13) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) HAROLD 8 KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE (R) THUNDERBIRDS (PG) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG-13) CATWOMAN (PG-13) DE-LOVELY (PG-13) A CINDERELLA STORY (PG) ROBOT (PG-13) ANCHORMAN (PG-13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG 13) FAHRENHEIT 911 (R) SHREK 2 (PG) THE BRIDGE: CINEMA DE LUX Corner of 40th and Walnut Streets University City (215) 386-3300 Bargain Matinee Daily until 6PM Special Student price with Valid I.D. (not valid Fri. Sat.

after 6PM) www.thebridgecinema.com Reserved Stadium Seating Ultraluxury Chairs Bar and Restaurant with Cafe Seating Four Hours of FREE Garage Parking! COLLATERAL (R) LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG-13) THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) CATWOMAN (PG-13) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG -13) SPIDER-MAN 2 (PG -13) CLEARVIEW'S ANTHONY WAYNE CINEMA 109 W. Lancaster Ave 222 Film (523) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (PG -13) MON. DE-LOVELY (PG 13) MON. LITTLE BLACK BOOK (PG 13) MON. THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (R) MON.

THE VILLAGE (PG 13) MON. TUTTLEMAN IMAX THEATER Franklin Institute 20th Parkway FORCES OF NATURE MONDAY THURSDAY SHOWTIMES: 10AM, 12. 2 4PM TITANICA MONDAY THURSDAY SHOWTIMES: 11AM, 1 3PM FOR TICKETS CALL: (215) 448-1254 FOR INFORMATION CALL: (215) 448-1111 laHlHiiLllllWMWlilKl.