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2 Part VIMonday, January 21, 1985 Cos Angeles (Times OPENINGS 1 1 ft- I According to Kendall, the repertory choices say as much about the group as they do about contemporary music. "What we play is an important way in which our interests come out. We don't go heavy on the music of the '50s and '60s, which departed from traditional forms and materials music that was self-consciously We don't eschew that repertory, but it doesn't dominate our programming." By example, Kendall points to the UCLA event one in which he will not participate. "The program is not taking an ideological stance. We are working with the particular people who are coming out." The opening piece, "Apprehensions" by Israeli-born Shulamit Ran (now a faculty member at the University of Chicago), is "a real tour de force," Kendall notes.

Scored for soprano, clarinet and piano, the piece uses poetry by Sylvia Plath written in the last year of her tragic life. "I guess we're taking a chance by opening with that," Kendall acknowledges. "It's dangerous and a challengeto ask people to open their ears and their feelings. "But then we'll follow it with one of the most fun, accessible pieces imaginable Stravinsky's 'L'His-toire du in its trio version." The second half is devoted to "Ever-livin' Rhythm" for percussion and tape by Californian Neil Rolnick, the Webern pieces and Seattle-based composer-pianist Doppmann's "Spring Songs" "one of the most special, magical pieces we've encountered, using texts by, among others, Chaucer and John Lennon. "We try to avoid the strictly cerebral, intellectual program," Kendall points out.

"There is a need to keep music a living art. We have a sense of urgency about that." GROUP TAKES AIM AT 20TH CENTURY ByMARCSHULGOLD Don't get the wrong impression about the 20th Century Consort. As artistic director Christopher Kendall says of the East Coast-based ensemble, "The performers in the group tend not to be specialists in 20th-century music." While this approach may seem odd, Kendall finds it not only logical but central to the success of the consort, which makes its local debut Saturday at Schoenberg Hall, UCLA. "This aspect of the group is a reflection of my inclinations and the way the group was formed and developed," Kendall explained during a recent conversation from his St. Louis home.

"We are all active in the performance of other repertory. We all maintain a connection with the past." The 35-year-old conductor says that this "combined palette of musical activities" by the various members of the group means that the performances "place a premium on fundamental musicality that develops from playing the music that is part of the tradition." On Saturday, works ranging from Webern's Four Pieces for violin and piano (1910) to William Doppmann's "Spring Songs" (1981) will be presented by five members of the consort soprano Carmen Pelton, violinist Barbara Sonies, clarinetist Arne Running, pianist Lambert Orkis and percussionist Thomas Jones. From its inception in 1975, the DiCHIERA IS NAMED DIRECTOR By HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer David DiChiera, general director of the Michigan Opera Theatre in Detroit, has been named general director of Opera Pacific, a Costa Mesa-based organization that seeks to produce opera and musical theater at the new Orange County Performing Arts Center, The Times learned Sunday. Although DiChiera, 49, is expected to remain with the Detroit company, which he founded in 1970, he also will run the Orange County organization, effective immediately. DiChiera said he will spend up to 25 weeks this year with Opera Pacific.

"We not only want to play the (Orange County) center by 1987, but also to possibly do collaborative productions in Los Angeles and other areas," DiChiera said Sunday in Costa Mesa, adding that he has talked with officials at the Los Angeles Music Opera Assn. and San Diego Opera about exploring such joint ventures. However, he said that Opera Pacific has not yet entered into contract talks with the Orange County Performing Arts Center for the center's opening 1986-87 season. The center, now negotiating for a 1987 run by New York City Opera, is. currently concentrating on booking nationally known touring companies.

-r, DiChiera said that Opera Pacific will need a budget of at least $3 million by 1987 for a "full-fledged program of producing and community outreach, as well as audience development." POPROCK STEPHEN PENDER (Gardenia. 7066 Santa Monica 467-7444). The singer-actor takes a break from his duties as an understudy in "La Cage aux Folles" for an evening of ballads. 10 p.m. JAZZ SARAH VAUGHAN (Beckman Auditorium.

Caltech. South Michigan Avenue at Constance Street. Pasadena, (818) 356-4652). The ever-popular song stylist presents her varied program. 8 p.m.

ETTA JAMES (Vine St. Bar Grill. 1610 Vine 463-4375). The boisterously exuberant blues singer with her group. 9 p.m.

MUSIC BEN HOLT (Ambassador Auditorium, 300 W. Green Pasadena, (818) 304-6161). The young baritone makes his local debut, opening the Gold Medal vocal series. Pianist Cliff Jackson will assist. 8 p.m.

STAGE "STEVE ROSS" (L.A. Stage Co. West. 205 N. Canon Drive, Beverly Hills, 480-3232).

Singer-pianist Steve Ross presents an evening of music from the '30s. 8 p.m. Last show next Monday. "THE GREAT WHITE WOMAN FROM THE SNOW COUNTRY" AND "TEA-TIME" (First Street Theatre, 3570 1st 665-7269). The Los Angeles Playwrights' Center presents a reading of two works by Lorenzo Buford.

Audience critique will follow. 7:30 p.m. FILM "CROSSING OVER" (1982) (Melnitz Theater. UCLA, 825-2345). The absurd and wearying plight of two men, trapped on the Belgium-to-England cross-channel ferry.

Directed by Mahmoud Ben Mahmoud. With "Vigilant Eyes" (1981), an Egyptian adaptation of Eugene O'Neill's stark family tragedy, "Desire Under the Elms," directed by Rafaat El Mihi. 5:30 p.m. More in the "New Arab Film" series. "ROUGH CUTS" (The House, 1329-B HOLLYWOOD CINERAMA 70MM 4 Six Track Dolby DUME MIOIPG Sunset W.

Vma 12:30 3:00 5:30 466-3401 8:00 10:30 Advance Tickets on Sale Daily EAGLE Eagle Eagle 254-9101 Rock Rock Steve Ross 5th Santa Monica, 825-3951). A series of experimental and arts-oriented film, video and animation, to be followed by a panel discussion. 8 p.m. ART "COUSINS AROUND THE WORLD" (Mingei Museum, 4405 La Jolla Village Drive, San Diego, (619) 453-5300). An exhibition of international photography by Norman Cousins, photographer and former editor of the Saturday Review.

Tuesday-Saturday, 1 1 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday, 1 1 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sunday, 2-5 p.m. Ends March 8. "THE FEMININE EYE" (Ettinger Gallery, Laguna Beach School of Art, 2222 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, (714) 497-3309). Paintings and drawings by Joan Brown, sculpture by Johanna Jordan and photography by Susan Rankaitis, in conjunction with the 13th Annual National Conference of the Women's Caucus for Art. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

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consort has been a loose-knit aggregation of instrumentalists and singers. "The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center is a good analogy," Kendall agrees. "We started with a combination of National Symphony players and others from New York and the Washington area. Some had worked together in other contexts, and some we knew from reputation. Still, there was a lot of personnel experimentation." With the flexibility of performers comes a flexibility in repertory quite definitely part of the original plan, says Kendall: "The range of instruments chosen by modern composers is wide and varied." and the appearance of the ghoulies themselves.

They spend the first half of the movie growling and slavering, then proceed to kill off most of the party guests one by one. Meanwhile, Jonathan's murderous warlock of a father escapes from the grave, scheming new deviltry, and Jonathan and his girlfriend quarrel incessantly about their relationship. Writing? The quality of Luca Bercovici and Jefery Levy's dialogue can best be appreciated in the moment a would-be party seducer, reeking with unctuous macho, sidles up to two women in a kitchen, leers suggestively and remarks, "My name is Dick. But you can call me Dick." End of scene. (The actor who recites this improbable come -on is named Keith Joe Dick, so perhaps he improvised it himself.

None of the other dialogue, however, is any improvement.) Acting? The entire cast snarls, pouts, screams or mutters its lines with glassy-eyed vacancy. Many of the actors give off a kind of frenzied, cram -it -all -in desperation, as if they were trapped at a three-minute-long audition. At every turn, and despite their most energetic efforts, they tend to be Cnrjt NOW ey.t!in!i:W HAWTHORNE AMC Hawthorne Plaza 644-9761 TORRANCE UA Del Amo 542-7383 OXNARD SRO Carriage Square (805)485-6726 THOUSAND OAKS UA Movies (805)497-6708 WESTWOOD Mann Bruin 208-6998 FRIS.SAT LATE SHOW 12:15 HOLLYWOOD Mann Chinese 464-81 1 1 2:30 FRI ft SAT MIDNIGHT SHOW IJ.1,',B.-W.'l:H:liBil LAMIRADA SR0 Gateway 921-1771 SHERMAN OAKS GCC General Cinema (818)986-9660 MONTCLAIR UA Movies (714)621-5027 RIVERSIDE UA Park Sierra (714)359-6995 RIVERSIDE SoCals Canyon Crest (714)682-6900 VALENCIA Mann 10 (805)255-3966 WOODLAND HILLS UA Warner Center 999-2130 BAKERSFIELD AMC CARLSBAD Cinema Plaza 5 (619)729-7147 GLENDALE Sands (818)246-6363 ELCENTR.0 Valley Cinema (619)353-2200 LANCASTER Movies (805)945-8666 PALM DESERT Palms To Pines (619)346-3821 PRESENTED IN ESCONDIDO Vineyard (619)743-1222 CITY OF COMMERCE PACIFIC 4 12:45 2:40 4:30 12:30 3:55 7:40 11:15 Bl. YOR, THE HUNTER Of THE FUTURE (PG) 3:05.5:40.9:35 PACIFIC 4 Sissy Spacek THERIVER(PG-I31 12:30 3:00 5:30 7:50 10: 15 PACIFIC 4 Dolby StereoRichard Gere THE COTTON CLUB(R) 12:30 2:55 5:35 8:05 10:30 1 Blk. E.

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Not that it is the complete, meretricious rip-off of Joe Dante's "Gremlins" that the title implies. Cinematographer Mac Ahlberg contributes eerily lit camerawork that occasionally achieves surprising atmosphere and delicacy, and John Carl Buech-ler's creations, the ghoulies themselvesfoul, reptilian little beings coated with some obscene glittering, mucous-like moisture have a certain nauseating charm. From there, however, it's a steep slide downhill. Plot? "Ghoulies" begins with a satanic ritual in which a woman's heart is ripped out, and proceeds to the dropout adventures of her collegiate son, Jonathan, seized by weird desires and impulses at the old family mansion. There are mildly orgiastic party scenes, pentagrams on the floor "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST." Rex Reed, NEW YORK POST Gary Franklin, KCBS-TV Arthur Knight, HOLLYWOOD REPORTER 2 GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATIONS BEST ACTRESS (Drama) Sissy Spacek BEST ORIGINAL SCORE John Williams MEL GIBSON SISSY SPACEK From the Director of "On Golden Pond nniocxaiTOi' A UNIVERSAL PICTURE PG13 IWt I'mversal City Sludms, 2 WISTWOOD (Antral Cintmo'i Avco Ctnta Cinamo 475-071 1 Doily 5 15 7:45 1 10 15 PM Sol-Sun 12 15 2 45 5 15 745 10 15PM LONG IEACH AMC Manna Pocmca 493-5521 MANHATTAN MACH MonnS 640-1075 MARINA DEI RIV UA Cinema 822-2980 MONTCUK UA Movies 714621-5027 MONTH! MRU Eawaios Mootttty Mail 818'570-1026 NORTHRIDOt GCC Fasmon Center Cinema 818 993 0111 FUMTt HUS AMC Puerile 10 818810-5566 SAMTA SWIMS Pacific Sonla Fa Springs 946-6640 SHERMAN OAKS Pacific 4 818990-4140 TARIANA Mann vaiuy West 618996-1300 THOUSAND OAKS UA MovS 805497-6708 TORRANCE UA Del Amo 542-7363 WESTCOVmA Eujtkjnd WESTMINSTER AtCAMA GCC Santa Anita Cinema 818445-6200 HE A MAU UA Movws 714990-4022 lUtHA'ARK UA 8 MovUS 714952-4992 LA HAilA AMC Faimon Square 691 0633 LAXfWOOO Poci'ic Lohewood Center South 634-9281 RIVtRSIH UA Pork Sierra 714359-6995 WOOOUHD HILLS UA wainer Cent 818999-2130 ORANQt PAIOS VtRDE Cinedomt 714634-2553 Peninsula Cinema 544-3456 S0RRV, NO PASSES ACCEPTED FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT CALL, OR CHICK THEATRE OmiCTORIES, TOR SHOWTIMIS 7fw7iier upstaged by the puppets, the special effects, the statues on the mansion -set grounds, even sometimes the walls and the ceilings.

Direction? One can only say of director Luca Bercovici that he in no way compromises or obscures the intentions of Luca Bercovici the co-screenwriter. They deserve each other. Originality? Besides the ghoulies, borrowed from Spielberg's "Gremlins" (and perhaps also his upcoming there is an evil -clown puppet courtesy of "Poltergeist," a wizard duel courtesy of Corman's "The Raven," the serial murders of the hard-partying guests, which recalls both "Halloween" and "Friday the 13th," and a father-son conflict that smacks of the "Star Wars" trilogy. The relationship quarrels, meanwhile, suggest "As the World Turns" on an off day. But "Ghoulies" has two things to recommend it, besides the efforts of Ahlberg and Buechler and the performances of Peter Risch and Tamara De Treaux as the ghoulish emissaries, Grizzle and Greedigut.

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