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Omaha World-Herald from Omaha, Nebraska • 11

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OMAHA WORLD HERALD Monday March 14 1983 11 At the Movies Voight Different in for Review Review Catlin Review they were blown off course while flying ALL YOU CAN EAT State Hmm fna I HI CwkWto H8 1 Ml 431 8 8o 88 (88th A) 338 8888 4 introducing the new look for Spring ncHLinv DISCOVER THE WESTROADS CLUB TM another slashing spree because only one obvious suspect 3 SHOWS NIGHTLY NO COVER CHARGE MTWTH (tlilllat) SPECIAL OER Extra bonus on 1st visit only Up to $60 1st years dues are paid In advance 8823 Maple 393 6575 Closed Sunday MMMiBMiMiaMllBl Creighton Prep Wins Engineering Competition Creighton Prep won the first Ne braska Junior Engineering Technical Society academic competition recently held on the University of Nebraska Omaha campus The competition was sponsored by the College of Engineering and Tech nology Nine Omaha area high schools com peted i feet of ice and snow in Greenland they were blown off course while flying Pursuits Unlimited a Georgia com toward England Rajani believes the pany headed by airline pilot Russell Ra planes can be flown again after minor jam will launch an expedition financed repairs is a fairly dismal bit of business about a San rancisco li brarian who wants to become a mys tery writer To soak up atmosphere and get ideas she takes her vacation in Malta Almost immediately she is mixed up with pre cisely the kind of in cliches that have plagued detec tive movies since long before Maltese Clonk and daggers Disappearing bodies Kidnapping Arabs Unexplained bombings Hints of drug smuggling Agents and double agents pointless to try and tie down a logical plot line Suffice it to say there are a lot of bad guys chasing her around and causing a minimum of may hem to keep a general audience occa sionally giggling Although I spent my time rolling my eyes a good deal of the adults at a recent matinee seemed to enjoy Margot Kidder has turned in some good supporting roles in the past most notably as Lois Lane in the series but she seems to me to be unable to sustain an entire film alone Some movies are merely bad but others are hateful At a midnight screening of the new horror movie viewers vo cally rebuked it as they stormed out Maybe because while most low budget horror movies put their cash where their gory effects are cheats the audience by refusing to show many of the murders It was all the more disappointing be cause 1 thought it actually started with some promise Samantha Eggar portrays a famous movie star after the much sought lead in a movie about a woman who goes crazy To research her role her direc tor checks her into an asylum but the cad leaves her there She swears revenge when she learns that invited six beautiful women over to his house to test for the role And so the killings begin Some of the early scary scenes were well received because they toyed with reality Some attacks were just rehear sals for the movie Others were just dreams But once up at the house it Concert Attendance Charlie Daniels and Lacy Dalton drew a total of 56691 fans during nine shows at Ak Sar Ben last week ac cording to an Ak Sar Ben spokesman The shows were the first of the 1983 season for Ak Sar Ben members JIM BURLISON MARCH 21 APRIL 2 ILLUSION ELVIS IN CONGEST CLUBS Lincoln Police Arrest 70 Osbourne ans Lincoln (UPI) Police arrested more than 70 people out of a crowd of 4700 at Pershing Auditorium during a concert by rock singer Ozzy Osbourne Most of Saturday arrests were for possession of marijuana and posses sion of drug paraphernalia police said Lt Allen Soukup said most of the people were cited and released He said only about 10 percent of those arrested were jailed Police said there also were some ar rests for disturbing the peace There are however a couple of amus ing bits when she is drugged or unable to scream Robert Hays helps out a good deal looking much more relaxed than he has in the movies It seems" to be the first film effort for the screenwriters as well as the direc tor and I found their inexperience pain fully apparent or those not expecting much however might prove lightly entertaining another in the line of movies dis tributed by Walt Disney Buena Vista but intended to have a wider adult following Therefore is rated PG for some vi olence a few curse words and light sex ual innuendo showing at the Six West Cin ema 6 South Cinema 4 and Midlands Theaters Pro Life Coalition To Hold Convention The Nebraska Coalition for Life is sponsoring a state convention in Lin coln next weekend at the Holiday Inn Northeast SpeakerXor Saturday banquet will be Joseph Scheidler director of the Pro Life Action League based in Chi cago Speaker for next breakfast will be Curtis Young execu tive director of the Christian Action Council in Washington DC Registration for the convention will begin at 8 am Saturday Workshops will be held all day Saturday and until 1:30 pm Sunday never enough time for an intelligent dis cussion concerning child custody a la vs a shame too because by now the children have shed their stereotypes en ough to become quite lovable "Table for has other assets The photography of the exotid locations by Vilmos Zsigmond is sometimes as founding Just because of the breathtak ing framing of the Sphinx and the pyr amids long remember the scene when Voight finally tells the children about tneir motner aeatn inishes Strong And though it finishes strong there seems to be a cloying unrealistic glint about the whole movie possibly be cause the directorial debut for Rob ert Lieberman whose experience comes from and 7 Up com mercials You get the feeling that when they walk away hand in hand they might be on their way to get a Happy Meal Rated PG for language for is showing at the Indian Hills Theater DIAL 339 5445 CALL4A4 YYin OWH IU NOW to reserve your new Spring look! a AAA Moneys TACOS Members joining may not have been a member within the last year No other discounts may be used in conjunction with this membership offer When 1st year's dues are paid in advance Massachusetts Stores Can Open Sundays Boston (AP) Massachusetts retail ers large and small will be opening their doors on Sundays starting March A modified repeal of the his toric banning most com merce on Sundays takes effect in two weeks The repeal of the blue laws rejected annually for years by the Legislature finally passed late in 1982 after major business and labor groups reversed pre vious positions and supported it 6:30 pm Doors Open 7:00 pm 10:00 pm Holiday Inn Central 72nd and 1 80 Omaha Nebraska Nationally acclaimed apeaker Author ot SEE YOU AT THE TOPI eatured on Practical entertaining personal Salvage irm to Seek Eight Buried War Planes ayetteville Ga (AP) A salvage by the RJ Reynolds Tobacco Co He company will try to recover eight said six American 38 fighters and World War II planes buried tinder 40 two 17 bombers crash landed after another is wary of her relationships with women And they get along well with dad Screenwriter David Seltzer seems to have a problem: stuck on a boat with nowhere to go But not really a problem for the veteran of such weep ers as Other Side of the Moun and the recent If you want to be as surprised as ev eryone else in the movie read on Out of the blue the mother is killed in a car accident back home Voight tones down his act considerably The second husband flies out to reclaim the chil dren Thus the problem becomes: where should the children go? Child Custody Richard Crenna as the second hus band puts on a convincing argument opposite sudden pangs of fa therhood responsibility But amid all the crying there is $295 per person Thursdays TACO SALAD $285 per person Everyday 4:30 11:00 plus daily specials eoooocooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo SAVE NOW NO INITIATION EE Take your choke or take em all: Aerobics (its exhilarating) Racquetball (the fun game) Indoor Running Track (to log those miles) Nautilus (the finest) Lifecycle (the latest in fitness) Swimming (cardiovascular) Handball (a challenge) itness Classes (group fun) Basketball (fun games) Volleyball (good with friends) Nursery (need to get away9) Indoor Tennis (beat the weather) Hydrotherapy Whirlpool (the ultimate) Lounge Bar (its social) Pro Shop (save time Professional Instructors (the best) Squash THE WESTROADS CLUB i 1212 102nd Street Omaha Nebraska 402393 77 10 'x In trying to the audience" the filmmakers come up with a mur derer who simply make any sense ew "of these slash movies make sense anyway but throw in a wildly unlikely killer and have an unruly crowd on your hand even at midnight vvlvi nvuov Kdieu ior violence rougn language turns into less of a cheap whodunit than and brief nudity is showing at the Park 4 and six west 1 heaters Roger Catlin ull of Cliches But Lightly Entertaining Hearing Wednesday On reeway Homes Property to be acquired for the new Martin Luther King Center and for new units for the Spencer Homes will be the subject of a public hearing at 5 pm Wednesday at st Philips Episcopal Church 2532 Binney St The Omaha Housing Authority' will conduct the hearing ifty seven of the dwelling units at Spencer Homes as well as the current King center are in the path of the North reeway extension Sites for replacing the structures al ready have been approved by the Omaha City Council The hearing is to comply with a state law The Nebraska Department of Roads is paying for acquiring the replacement sites ano tor ouiiding replacement units Seminar Services Ltd bb REGISTRATION ORM Purchase Tickets in Advance All Ticket Sales inal Limited Enrollment Name Telephone Address i i City State Zip VISA Exp Date MasterCard Total $20 per person on or before 4683 $25 after that date $15 per person for groups ot 20 or more on or before 4683 $20 after that date (We request payment using 1 credit card or 1 check per group) Mail check payable to Seminar Services Ltd PO Box 1641 Ames Iowa 50010 To register by telephbne using MasterCard or VISA call us at (515) 233 1320 In IOWA call toll free 1 800 262 3875 Seminar Services Ltd 515)2331320 Zig Ziglar on Hi NEW Metaage to Set and Reach Your Goals in April 13 1983 TONIGHT THRU MARCH 19 LINKS By Roger Catlin World Herald Staff Writer After winning an Academy Award with and box office bucks with Jon Voight took a four year leave from movies come back in recent months with two films he helped produce In each he portrays an obnoxious guy in a loud sportscoat who is very difficult to like If Voight is trying to break his image as an All American good guy he is cer tainly on the right track Stuck on a Boat Last to Get never really got out of its rut but the new for shows a glimmer of promise after a very long start Voight plays a California real estate 1 agent who has been divorced for five years His former wife is remarried to a good man Voight wants to get close to his kids so he takes them off on a Mediterranean cruise In typical movie stereotypes one child has a learning disability an adop tee is addicted to video games and nlikely Plot Slashes Curtains Promise (CIOMd Sun) 7205 Dodg CELEBRATE ST DAY WITH US We Will Be Serving CORN BEE CABBAGE IRISH BEE STEW Plus Our Regular Menu Restaurant Cocktail Lounge 393 1800 MarDaritac 1 i 7 I li 7771 X7 A' 7 7 XX 7777 7 I A 14 I HI Lunch is now being served at Boston Sea Party On board are our savory seafood specia a ties including whole lobster A non stop Soup Salad Bar Scrumptious new sand wiches with fillings nestled in fresh croissants And for landlubbers juicy ilet "7 7 Mignon and other favorites So cruike A jX rv it) for lunch and join the celebration love whatyou sea! 7' 77 7 7 1' "7 '7 7 1 (( Now serving lunch Monday through riday from 1 1:30 2:00 1414 South 72nd StreetOmaha NE(402) 397 7251 1 7 HI I So I xX 4 I A I I if II II THE WESTROADS CLUB 1212 102nd Street Omaha Nebraska 402393 7710 'y 7 DISCOVER THE WESTROADS' Club tm.

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