DTH Omnibus Page 11
Thursday September 21, 1989
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Thursday,
September
DRIVIN'N'CRYIN at Cat's
Cradle. Show starts around 10 p.m.
Tickets, $7. See preview on page 8.
THE MOODY DUDES at the
Attic. Call 752-7303 for details.
HILLTOP HARMONIZERS at
Columbia St. Bakery and Coffee
house. Show starts at 9:45 p.m.
STU WEAVER (acoustic folk)
at Skylight Exchange. Call 933-5550
for details.
MOMENTS NOTICE (jazz) at
The Union Cabaret. Show starts at
8 p.m.
ARTSPLOSURE in Raleigh. See
page 6 for details.
September :
THE STINGERS (rhythm and
This week at
Chapel Hill
Carolina Blue and White, East
Franklin Street 942-3061
Plaza Mil, Eliot Road Ext.
9674737
Ram Triple, NCNB Plaza
9678284
Varsity Theatres, East Franklin
Street 967-8665
Durham
South Square Mall Cinemas, South
Square Mall . 493-3502
Willowdaile Cinemas, Willowdaile
Shopping Center 477-468 1
Yorktowne Twin, Durham-Chapel
- Hill Blvd. 489-2327
SEA OF LOVE COOO
Murder mystery starring Al Pac
ino and Ellen Barkin see review.
Carolina Blue and White , South Square
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Dead Poets Society
Nightly 7:159:40 (PG)
Sat & Sun Matinee 2:204:40
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blues) at The Cave. Call 968-9308
for details.
CREAM OF SOUL (50s and 60s
Motown) at La Terraza. Call 967
3277 for details.
THE UGLY AMERICANS at
Under the Street. Call 286-2647 for
details.
REBECCA JANE (original acous
tic) at Columbia St. Bakery and
Coffeehouse. Show starts at 8:30 p.m.
HARLEQUIN JONES (original
rock) at Skylight Exchange. Call 933
5550 for details.
ROLLY GRAY (reggae) at The
Union Cabaret. Show starts at 8 p.m.
Admission, $2.
CONNELLS with PYLON at
Raleigh Civic Center at 9 p.m. .
ARTSPLOSURE in Raleigh. See
page 6 for details.
Saturday,
September
THE PRATTE HEADS (folk) at
the movies
BLACK RAIN not yet reviewed
Michael Douglas returns as a New
York cop in a suspense-thriller from
the Jaffe-Lansing production team
- that previously came up with Fatal
Attraction. Douglas is sent on a case
to Osaka where he's teamed with
Japanese star Ken Takakura. Directed
by Ridley Scott (Alien, Blade Run
ner), it should look stylish if nothing
else. Paramount invested big bucks
in this picture, and Scott's reputa
tion is on the line ... Varsity Theatre
sex, lies and videotape OOOOO
Steven Soderburgh won the top
prize at the Cannes Film Festival with
this exploration of, well ... sex, lies
and videotape. See it quick, because
it's the one everyone is talking about.
It's sensual, erotic, and painful, but
don't believe people who tell you it's
a comedy. This one will be around
for a while a real coup for intelli
gent, low-budget independent film
making. With stunning acting from
James Spader, Andie MacDowell,
Peter Gallagher and Laura San
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The Abyss PG-13 7:00, 9:45
the ArtsCenter at 8:30 p.m. Admis
sion, $5.
EIGHT OR NINE FEET at Cat's
Cradle. Show starts around 10 p.m.
EVE CORNELIUS GROUP and
dance party at Cafe Giorgio's in
University Square. 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.
$2 cover.
THE SHEETROCKERS with
SHAKIN' SHERMAN at The
Cave. Call 968-9308 for details.
BLUE NOTE SPECIAL with
DANNY SMOKE at La Terraza. Call
967-3277 for details.
GIBRALTER at the Attic. Call
752-7303 for details.
FLYIN' MICE (acoustic folk and
blues) at Columbia St. Bakery and
Coffeehouse. Show starts at 8:30 p.m.
ELTON JOHN at the Smith Cen
ter at 8:00.
ARTSPLOSURE in Raleigh. See
page 6 for details.
BRANFORD MARSALIS at
NCSU. See page 6 for details.
KIDSCABARET, American In
dian culture. ArtsCenter, 1 1 a.m.
Giacomo. Varsity Theatre
UNCLE BUCK not yet reviewed
John Candy plays an obnoxious
uncle who babysits his nieces and
nephews. John Hughes directs the
unfunny fat man once again. Plaza,
South Square
DEAD POETS' SOCIETY
OOOOO
This wonderful story of an unor
thodox schoolteacher who inspires
his young students with the passion
and spirit of poetry is one of the year's
finest films. It is joyful, tragic, and
totally inspiring. Robin Williams gives
his finest, most controlled perform
ance to date. Directed by Peter Weir
(Witness). Ram Triple
THE ABYSS OOO
James Cameron's underwater spe
cial effects extravaganza has come
under some criticism, as if people
expected him to make the movie on
land or something. Cameron didn't
make The Terminator and Aliens in
order to change tack now. "The
Abyss" has the tension and drama
you expect from one so well-versed
in the medium of suspense. If only
he'd ditched all the E.T. stuff. Caro
lina Blue and White, South Square
EAST FRANKLIN
CHAPEL HILL 967-8665
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Sunday,
September
BUS BROWN and FRANKIE
ALEXANDER (jazz) at the
ArtsCenter at 7:30 p.m. Admission,
$4.50.
ACOUSTIC BLUES JAM with
NEAR BLIND JAMES at The
Cave. Call 968-9308 for details.
FACULTY BRASS QUINTET
in Hill Hall Auditorium at 4 p.m.
Monday,
September
CAT BUTT and L7 at Cat's
Cradle. Show starts around 10 p.m.
Tuesday, j
September
DAVE MASON (rock and roll)
WHEN HARRY MET SALLY
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Rob Reiner doesn't believe that
men and women can be friends with
out sexual tension cropping up. More
over, he suspects that men and women
cannot sleep together and still be
friends the following morning. And
that's what this delightfully adult
comedy is all about. Billy Crystal gives
the performance we have come to
expect from such a genius, and Meg
Ryan is growing up nicely. With
Carrie Fisher. Ram Triple, South Square
GHOSTBUSTERS II OOO
Columbia Pictures are in dire fi
nancial straits. Who they gonna call?
No prizes for getting it right. The
entire original cast reassemble for the
sequel, which is little more than a
carbon copy of Part One. Directed,
as was the first film, by Ivan Reitman.
Plaza
INDIANA JONES AND THE
LAST CRUSADE OOO
Indy blows the Nazis away in his
quest for the Holy Grail, before fi
nally riding off into the sunset (liter
ally). Better than Temple, not as good
175 12 E Franklin St. Beside 4-Corners
968-1741
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Tonight:
50C DRAFT
NO Membership required
18 and Older Invited
Open at 9 p.m. Dance all nightevery night
FREE COVER TILL IO P.M.
at the ArtsCenter at 8:30 p.m. Ad
mission, $16.
DIE KREUZEN at Cat's Cradle.
Show starts around 10 p.m.
THE DOG BROTHERS (acous
tic) at The Cave. Call 968-9308.
Irish music picking at Columbia
St. Bakery and Coffeehouse.
Wednesday?; -September
LORRAINE DUISIT and TOM
ESPINOLA ("chamber-folk'') at the
ArtsCenter at 8:30 p.m. Admission,
$7
CHANNEL CATS at Cat's
Cradle. Show starts around 10 p.m.
DAVID SPENCER (acoustic
"folk n' roll") at The Cave. Call 968
9308 for details.
FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS
and NENEH CHERRY at Cameron.
Call 919684-4444 for details.
Comedy and Drama will debut next
week. We promise.
as Raiders, the highlight is the in
spired pairing of Harrison Ford with
Sean Connery, who plays his Dad.
Directed by Steven Spielberg. Plaza
BATMAN OOOO
Holy $240 million! Some loved it,
some hated it, some wondered what
all the fuss was about. But let's face
it, we all went. Fat checks on their
way to Michael Keaton as the hooded
one, and Joker Jack Nicholson. Di
rected by Tim Burton. Ram Triple
ELLIOTT ROAD at E. FRANKLIN
967-4737 FREE PARKING
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