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4B Lively flits 0000The Miami Herald Wednesday June 2 1982 OOD FASHION 3 X-RATED no fun to be around PORTRAIT OF SEDUCTION Plus Second Feature BOOB TUBE STRIKES AGAfN MOONSHINE LOVE and ADULT WORKSHOP Movie Review Sports tans keep up with your in The Herald Beach Girls (R) no stars OMNI 6 OMNI INTERNATIONAL 1601 BJSCAYNE BL VO 356 2304 in the action at the house party trade blank glances and uhoo-boy! Of course if these are high-school girls then the system has indeed collapsed Sarah and Ginger are at least 25 apiece and that wistful look in eyes is the gaze of a gal recalling 30 from the mature side But Beach Girls is not about girls or women or even breasts though that would seem the dominant subtheme The movie is about women as meat and oddly enough was produced by a woman Marilyn Tenser No stranger to this material either Tenser made The Pom Pom Girls The Van Van Nuys Boule ard and Malibu Beach all films featuring interchangeable flesh-lets in search of rationales by which to doff their tops Clearly Ms Tenser has her own interpretation of the by which we may infer that not all of Hollywood has gone political on us This is either refreshing or not depending on how you feel about the concept of women as mobile glandular exhibits As always with such material conscience is guide Personal note to Alan Alda: your industry pal you clean it up By BILL COSFORD Herald Movie Cnftc Girls! Girls! Girls! Acres of Tummies thighs and heaving breasts squirmy toes and giggles Beach Girls a drive-in product that has somehow oozed into the neighborhood theaters in the week before the big summer movies arrive about these three high-school girls Sarah Ginger and Ducky who stay in Uncle guest house and invite lots of boys and meanwhile out on the ocean this potsmuggling boat and a Coast Guard cutter with a gay crew and the dope gets dumped overboard and just about the time the girls think their over here comes the dope washing ashore and well there you have it Beach Girls! Somebody asked me if this was a on the old beach-party movies a kind of updating of Annette and Frankie and the surfers against the bikers Naw not a takeoff on anything the softest of softcore a breast-a-thon for the lonely All that really happens is that folks disrobe as quickly perfunctorily actually as possible the better to effect a new im 'zmzzizxttmrizzr 1 7 ALL SHOWS STARTING 1 BEFORE 6 PM DAILY MARINA 8 LOEHMANNS PLAZA 16741 BJSCAYNE BLVO 931 2873 ON GOLDEN POND I (1 45 4 45 (a 51 75) 7 15 9 30 VICTOR VICTQRIA(Pt) k(1 30 4 15 (5 51 75) 700 9 30 LONG GOOD FRIDAY (R) (1 30 4 30 fa 51 75) 7009 15 BEACH GIRLS (R) (1 45445(6 51 75) 7 15945 ON GOLDEN PONOiki (200445(5 51 75) 7 15930 ROCKY III (rG (200 5 00 fa 51 75) 7 15 930 VICTOR VICTORIA (Pori (1 45430 '77 51 75) 7 15 945 FIGHTING BACK (r CAST Debra Lee Val Kline Jeana Tomasina James Daughton Adam Roarke CREDITS Director Pat Townsend Producer Marilyn Tenser Screenwriter Patrick Duncan Based on an original story idea by Mark Tenser Cinematographer Michael Murphy Music Michael Lloyd A Crown International Pictures release Vulgar language nudity implicit sex At the Trianon Shores yVestchester Movie City 16th Street Movies at Plantation Excellent 2 Very Good Good 2 Average Fair Poor Zero Worthless costume change and a new jettisoning of halter top The girls hit the beach and swish off with the tops The girls see a swimming pool and zip free again A frisky pup scampers up to the sunbathers and whoops! The girls find a break (Ft) (2 00t445 1175) 7 30 9 45 jjROAD WARRIORS (R) (130 4 15 fa 51 75) 700945 (2 15 i 5 00 51 75) 7 30 9 45 PARTNERS (R (2 15500 51 75) 730945 SWORD SORCERER (i-(2 00 4 45 51 75) 7 15 9 30 BIST MCTWI CHARIOTS OF FIRE (PS) (1451 4 30 (a SI J5)JQ09 30 CONAN THE BARBARIAN id (130415(5 51 75) 700945 I 4 DEAD MEN DON WEAR PLAID iki (2 00 4 45 5 51 75) 730945 PARTNERS (R) (2 00 5 00 foil 75) 7 30 0 45 Irons right (ri (1 30430 (a 51 75) 7009 15 BIST PtCTUBK CHARIOTS OF FIRE (PG) (1 30 1 4 30 Cn SI 75) DO 9 30 PARADISE (R) (2 00 5 00 'o 51 75) 1 30930 breaks records in TOPA run (R) (130 4 15 51 75) 7 00 9 45 Christins Arnold Theater lineup Players State Theatre-which is also currently selling subscriptions for its 1982-83 season has set five of the six shows that will make up the season and narrowed the choice of the final show to two The season begins with Noel Coward's Fallen Angels Nov 5-28 followed by the musical She Loves Me Dec 3-26 Kevin comedy Key Exchange Jan 7-30 Istvan comedy-drama Cat-splav Feb 4-27 Lanford Eiflh of July March 4-27 and finally either Agatha Witness for the Prosecution or Emlyn blight Must Fall April 1-24 Subscription prices range from $4125 to $90 Call 442-4000 for "1 Tv Though critics and her opponents have been less than charmed by Eva Peron South Floridians demonstrated a record-breaking faith in her star quality during the just-ended run of Evita at the Miami Beach Theater of the Performing Arts (TOPA) In the three-week run that ended Saturday the operatically styled musical bv Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd-Webber smashed local national and international records spokesmen for local producer Zev Bufman and for director Harold Frince said Tuesday Capacity audiences of more than 70000 theatergoers paid nearly $15 million to see Evita at TOPA during its run May 12-29 said Bufman spokesman Charles Cinnamon adding a three-week record for any show since TOPA opened in During its final week here Eita grossed almost $530000 in the same week the total gross for Evita companies in New York San Francisco and Philadephia was $740000 said Prince spokesman Mary Bryant a record for any company of Evita she said Dinner-theater changes Two of South Florida's three dinner theaters are making changes this summer Producer Brian Smith has de- A te- V-1 THE MOVIES Bl the falls US 1 and Southwest 136 St 235-5200 ALL SEATS $200 OPENING 'TIL EVENING SHOWS SUNDAY FIRST SHOW ONLY show that proved Faust and baseball can mix and planning to present 36 weeks of musicals at his theater in Lauderdale Lakes At the Burt Reynolds Dinner Theatre in Jupiter sweeping changes are being made not on the stage but in front of it Once the current run of Shenandoah ends June 13 the theater will go dark for a month while seating and decor are altered The theater will install 164 traditional (heater seats in the area closest to the stage and theatergoers who want to watch the show from those seats will now have lunch or dinner in an auxiliary dining room The theater will leave 62 tables with 286 seats behind the new seats and theatergoers who want to dine and watch from the same seat can choose that option The changes will increase the capacity from 380 to 450 In addition to redecorating the rather gaudy red-and-black theater in more subdued earth tones the BRDT has decided to extend to all shows its policy of clearing all dishes and glasses from the tables before each performance and at the end of each intermission The theater first tried that method of cutting clatter (not to mention constant alcohol consumption) during the Julie Harns-Vincent Gardenia production of Death of a Salesman last season Managers and performers have found that it makes for a far less distracted (and sometimes distracting) audience The BRDT is also installing the same sort of infrared wireless listening system that the Miami Beach Theater of the Performing Arts and many New York theaters offer Initially 15 wireless headsets for the hearing-impaired will be available on a first-come first-served basis at no charge David Holliday currently starring in Shenandoah will return to the BRDT Nov 16 to Jan 9 in The Music Man which completes the summer-fall season Season tickets (but not tickets for individual shows) are now on sale Call 746-5566 for information WOMfTCO DADELAND TRIPLE JUST OFF US AT SW 88 ST 279 9990 EXCLUSIVE 701 SHOWING WDMf tro VMILLER SQUARE COHMK MILLER RO SW 1J7AV1 387 3494 BEACH GIRLS (R) 1-30 4 1 5 7 10 9 45 FIGHTING BACK(R) 1-30 4-15 7-10 9-45 Lacey: Played Eva Florence Peron VICTOR VICTORIA (PG) l-OO 3 45 6 45 9 35 DOKNTOWN-rCORAt CABLESr-MIAMI BEACH AMC THEATRE OMNI 6 OMNI INI 358 2304 DADE LOEWS 'J 167THST -I TWIN 8 BIAS Of 163 ST SHOPPING CTR 651 2481 CONAN THE BARBARIAN (R) 1-00 3 40 7:10 9 50 PARADISE (R) cided that what the patrons of his Oakland West Dinner Theatre want are musicals so what going to give them start tonight with Damn Yankees the HIALEAH GENERAL CINEMA HIALEAH CINEMA GPP WEST! AND MALI PALME TTO PWY A NW 10J ST 557 9888 PUTT THE AT PUTT GABLES VCORAI AY 445 2402 LOEWS BAY HARBOR ON 9b ST JUST OF COLLINS 666 2441 1-00 3 15 5-35 7-55 10 00 ARTHUR (PG) 1-00 3 15 5 35 7-55 10 00 Bernstein a I work on new opera IF YOU COULD SEE WHAT I HEAR (PG) IN BNOWARO GATEWAY SOUTHLAND TWIN F7 LAUDERDALE HOLIDAY SPRINGS TWIN CINEMA CORAL SPRINGS HIWAV Dl DANIA LAKE LAUDERDALE LAKES MOVIES AT PLANTATION POMPANO CINEMA BOCA MALI IN WEST PALM BEACH TWIN CITY VILLAGE GREEN CHECK TIME CLOCK FOR SHOW TIMES I (y)NO PASSES ()NO DISCOUNTS EARLYBIRDSl to can and he expects everyone identify with a character be seeing on stage is all the crap in Bernstein said is no one in any audience possibly in this country who can escape identification with someone on stage every four minutes or Bernstein withheld details of the new opera saying it is only about one-fourth finished but it is scheduled for a world premiere in Houston in June 1983 United Press International HOUSTON Leohard Bernstein is composing what he says will be the first truly American opera in the vernacular and with characters anyone can identify with The work tentatively titled A Quiet Place is a sequel to 1952 opera Trouble in Tahiti which focused on the troubled lives of an American couple In the opera Bernstein picks them up 30 years later (Greater Miami Opera recently sponsored a touring production of Trouble in Tahiti in many Dade schools Bernstein is working under a $500000 writing and production commission financed by the Houston Grand Opera the Kennedy Center in Washington and the most famous opera house La Scala in Milan Italy Bernstein said in a recent interview in Houston that the work will be uniquely American because the language will be vernacular Ameri- $200 ALL SHOWS BEFORE 6:00 PM EVERY DAY 2-4-6 IOO CONAN THE BARBARIAN" -R 700-4 45 7 30-10-15 "ROAD 7 15-4 15-0 IS 15-10-15 "BEACH YOU COULD SEE WHAT I HEAR''-pg Tli 13-6 111 10 15 MEN DON'T WEAR -PG 7 4 6 8 10 LOEWS EARLY BIRO PRICE Til 6 00 PM MON THRU SA1 yiAV A MO' I A Tl If PM LONG GOOD FRIDAY' BAY HARBOR mv ENTERTAINMENT i WEEKEND SPECIAL EFFECTIVE FOR ENTIRE BUMMER XCLUDING AU HOLIDAY WCtKtNOS Tins L01TG noon FM1IAT stTIm HANDMADE FILMS th (P (MRABb sR a -SOUTH DADE- 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS Check In Anytime Friday Check Out Sunday 6 pm PACKAGE INCLUDES Luxury Accommodations Chaise Lounges Beach Bag 2 Breakfasts Friday Night "Broadway with 1 Drink in The Persian Room Saturday Night Dinner Show with 1 Drink in The International Room GROUP RATES AVAILAB1E MAY CHANGE IICTFRi IDEAL FOR GROUPS OR INDIVIDUALS Hr 1 1 a NO CHARGE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 12 MARCO POLO HOTEL 192nd Collins Are SHARING SAME ROOM WITH PARENTS (Charge lor Shows and Breakfasts and Dinner) Per Person Dbl Occup 1 GFNFRAl CINEMA RIVIERA CINEMA US 1 A 57 AVE 666 8513 DADE AMC THEATRES axes and Graluillei not Indudtdl Reservations 932-2233 MARINA 8 18741 BISCAYNE BLVD 931 2873 IN BROWARD GALLERIA ET LAUDERDALE BROWARD MALL CINEMA PLANTATION HiCHECK TIME CLOCK TOR SHOW TIMLS.