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Show B6 Friday, December 3, 1982 Signpost CENTER ST A QE Show portrays Dickenson's life "The Belle of Amherst," a play based on the life and poetry of Emily Dickinson, will be presented on Friday, December 3, at 8:00 p.m. at the BountifulDavis Art Center, 2175 South Main, Bountiful. America's greatest women poets in this one woman show which delicately explores various stages in her experience, from the age of fifteen when she was full of hope and succes, until she died at fifty-six, a virtual recluse with her door Jerri attended the University of Utah and graduated with a degree in theatre from Southern Utah State College. She has worked professionally in summer stock and with the Utah Shakespearean Festival. Miss Grills first performed The Belle of Amherst in February 1982 in the Promised Valley Playhouse Little Theatre throughout the Intermountain area. She also performs as a member of the trio "In the Mood." Tickets may be purchased at the BountifulDavis Art Center. Cost for the play will be $5.00 for adults, and $4.00 for Art Center members, students, and senior citizens. For ticket reservations or more information on this play or other events at the Center call -8820. 'Mother Lode' draws crowd Jerri Grills brings to life one of closed against society. and has since toured with the play i ; - f -, - ! ' - " " "or fif if! ilnn ! Mi ill J ill K 1 1 PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS A HOWARD W KOCH PRODUCTION AIRPLANE II: THE SEQUEL ROBERT HATS JULIE HAGERTY-LLOYD BRIDGES CHAD EVERETT -WILLIAM SHATNER DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY JOE BIROC. ASC. PRODUCED BY HOWARD W KOCH-WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY KEN FINKLEMAN A PARAMOUNT PICTURE,, jPG PMEKTAl GUCHWCE SUGGESTED -S?- m. . ,,... JsOWt MATERIAL MAY NOT BE SUITABLE fOH CMILDHEMj Opens December lOth at a theatre near you. by Van N. Williams Signpost Movie Reviewer "Mother Lode" takes place in the upper northwestern Alaskan frontier. It is billed as "the next great adventure film." This movie reviewer feels, however, that in essence this film is just another formula of "The Man from Snowy River." "Mother Lode" contains many similarities to "Snowy River." Both movies feature a beautiful young lady, a tough, aspiring young man, gorgeous mountain scenery, a star who plays two parts, and a quest for a very illusive goal. The fact that this film is similar to "Snowy River" does not detract from its enjoyability, However. It is filled with beautiful scenery, suspense, and humor which create a pleasurable movie experience.Charlton Heston stars as a crusty old Scottish miner. He shows his seasoned acting ability in portraying this character. The plot of "Mother Lode" concerns a missing surveyer. It focuses on the journey his friends take to the place where he was last seen. Along the way, his friends meet the miner, (Heston) who claims to own the "Mother Lode," a main source of gold. "Mother Lode" is a fair adventure story. It is not entirely original, but is quite entertaining. Unfortunately, the screenplay is poorly done and has a lot of gaps in spots, particularly at the beginning of the movie. Here, scenes are thrown in simply to fill up space, which creates a lack of depth in the story. The show is popular, however, so be prepared for a crowded theater. The film is showing at the Mann City Plaza 4 on Grant Avenue. |
