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Show Poori copys I'hiirsdu), Januar 8. 1981 The Newspaper Pa$e 13 (Pi!Bngkn r AClassic ! Recommended Good Double '. feature material Time-Killer For masochists only k-k-k-k Rockers "Rockers" cuts through the vast wasteland of this year's holiday movies like a stiff breeze through smog. This small-budget, documentary-style penetration of the Rastafarian cult in Jamaica (the religion that inspired much of reggae music) written and directed by a Greek-American (Theodoros Bafaloukos), is everything that turkeys like "Change of Seasons" and "The Jazz Singer" aren't. Bafaloukos uses real reggae musicians instead of actors and filmed this fictional story in their habitat the slums of Kingston. Kings-ton. i Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace Wal-lace is recognized as the best drummer in Jamaica. But the musie business there is overrun with cheap competition, competi-tion, so he moonlights as a record distributor on a motorcycle bought with borrowed bor-rowed money. The bike is stolen, and he finds it in a IParBc Catty Li v Looking for some music to dance or tap your foot to? Live from Park City, it's .' . . Alias playing country rock at the Rusty Nail, above the cafeteria at the Park City Resort. Alias is appearing Monday through Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Cover charge is $2. On Sunday Sun-day there will be a (mechanical) bull-riding contest. Entry fee is $5. Ladd Anderson on guitar playing popular and folk tunes at Koyce's in the Holiday Inn on Friday and Saturday from 8 p.m. to midnight. Dan Moody appearing at Jody's on Main Street Wed- nesday through Saturday The New York Times Weekly (DDDwr(i Coin Tots ACROSS 41 Dromedary features 42 Cleave 43 Golf shot 45 Religious council 49 Body of Kaffir warriors 50 Prefix for typist 51 Tones down 1 Canon 4 Donnybrook 9 Feeling ennui 14 Party item 19 M.D.'s group 20 Weird 21 A dweller on Parnassus 22 Judge 23 Tail heads 27 Ready 52 Digression 28 The best policy 53 Kind of opera 29 One-fifth of 54 Something CCLX 30 Rages 31 Strong point 32 The Black Prince 35 Sniveled 38 en scene 39 Callasor Tallchief unique 55 Dodge 56 Builder's material 57 Italian seaport 59 Pure air 60 Dep. 61 Tail and head tails DOWN 1 Finn's neighbor 2 Moslem nobleman 3 Pay 4 Is on guard 5 Rose like a horse 16 DukeOrsino's bride 17 Buoyantly 18 Made over 24 Tail tails 25 " woods these are . . .": Frdst 26 The vat man 31 Fin 6 Van Gogh lived 33 catastrophe nerc 34 Head tails 7 Frenzied 35 Card game 8 Zodiac sign 36 Thurber forte 9 Prior to 37 Damage 10 Praying figure 38 Distance for II Rajah's wife Coe 39 Common fungus 40 Vaulted projection 42 Start over 43 Punctuation marks 12 Japanese outcasts 13 Wouk's" Stop the Carnival" 14 Watch chain 15 Spring mo. 1 Holiday Village Mall 649-6913 Park City, Utah warehouse owned by the man who also owns the club he works in. "Horsemouth" steals his motorcycle back, and is rewarded with a vicious beating, His revenge takes up the last third, and the best part of, the film, as he and his "deadlocked (braided)" brethren execute a wonderful, non-violent vendetta against their common com-mon oppressor. 1 This 1978 nugget is subtitled sub-titled to assist translation from Rasta-pidgin English to a slightly more digestible dialect. Go prepared for a trip into a world seen only in "The Harder Thev Cmnr" among any films available. Go prepared but go. D P. Popeyc The odd collaboration of director Robert Altman, writer Jules Feiffer and musician Harry Nilssen has created an excellent "human cartoon," abounding with characters who are out of this world and yet sweetly believable. Popeye, equipped with hairy bulging forearms (and forelegs) is a self-proclaimed "orphink son" whose search for his pappy leads him to Sweet-haven Sweet-haven a ramshackle sea town that looks like it was constructed and accidentally dropped. from 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Cover charge is $1 on Wed nesday and Thursday, $2 on Friday and Saturday. Singerguitarist Tom Distad at Adolph's Restaurant, on the Park City Golf Course, Friday and Saturday from 7 to 10:30 p.m. There is no cover charge. Freestyle playing contemporary contem-porary music at the (irub Steak Restaurant, Prospec tor Square, on Friday and Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. Easy listenin' with Justin Allison at Sneakers in the Park City Racquet Club. Justin will play during the Thursday fashion show from 66 -de plume 67 Remains 68 Indubitable 71 Slow, musically 74 Oligophrenic 75 Incite 77 Likewise 78 Heeling 79 Succeed 80 Horsd'oeuvro item 81 "And, will you, you . . .": Shuk. 82 "Tiger" man 1 of poetry 83 Female ruffs . 84 French fabric 85 Abbr. on some invoices 86 Bothered 88 Wellington's school 89 " upon 1 Ue midnight 90 ". . . 1h.1l worn-out ully spoken " l.yllon 93 Soilsci 95 Di ision win ..I 96 Cm r..,ied 97 Moor (.'rowi b 100 Set apart 104 Hf.Klhe.ui-. 108 F-sleem 109 Barbecue 1 10 "Worn-out" adjective (see 90 Across) 111 Prefix with punclui i- 112 Rows 113 Kvicts 114 Sod 115 Louis XIV. e g 44 Hecate's companion 46 Never, in Bonn 47 Epicede.e.g. 48 ActorDuilio Prete 50 Carved ' emblem 51 "Les Baigneurs" creator 58 Kiddy vehicles 59 Hateful 60 Cord wood measure 62 Pressed 63 Dog's role in "Peter Pan" 64 Sharp 65 test, for a race horse 69 Moslem faith 70 prosequi. On: " Robin Williams plays 1'np-eye 1'np-eye as he appeared in ': '30s cartoons - an invi't.'i... mumbling wiseria.:l-:cr who spins off so numy non sequiturs you may need three viewing to catch it all. And he's gut plenty to mumble about, as he meets Wimpy, the man who lives i munch, (Paul Dooleyt Bluto, the town tyrant (Paul Smith) and Olive Oy (Shelley (Shel-ley Duvall) the one woman who stirs hull-snorts of passion in Bluto's breast Shelley Duvall is the best of a delightfully eccentric cast, as she raptures ;;li oi Olive's effusiveness, trenm lous whining, ami i.uv.M footed contusion. The ii!.r; ' images are like eartooiw h-i, of weird characters ai, i funny details, and direc'u;' Altman is an urn xpeetcily perfect choice for the fiiia, by way of his experience with broad canvases, ("''Nashville"). Some of the "big" comic scenes are so dull you wish you could turn to the next page, but by and large the "1 Yarn what 1 Yam" hero has been tra inferred in-ferred from the comics to flesh and-hlood without suffering suf-fering an identity crisis t; r. ! to "i l.iU Ton vi: .! -and Dolh Pario;, 12:30 to 1 ::id r,i and c 1 1 the Sunday brunch iron: 12:30 to 2 p.m. l)ricwav rolling out tin: times at t .film's at the I 1 City Ktsoii on 'I'huisdav from t! p m to midnight No cover charge. Juice Newton ami Silver Spur playing at next Tuesday's grand opening of the CowiuiN liar and Restaurant, 2(iH Main S'reel Juice will play Tuesday through Saturday. Ap pouring iluring happy hour (a to li p.m. i and as a warm up group will be Park City's own Kilt arul Mickey ami the Home Town Hand. Cover charge j $2 after it: 30 p ni pt rw ry Wt IT 71 Label 72 Tennis lei m 73 Inlet 74 Nothing but 75 Number .'i wood 76 Distress 84 Openbill 85 Harmonized 87 Cairene's eye shadow 88 Puts up 89 Maniacal 90 German guard 91 11 R E. ruler: -7.i 92 What alumni do 93 Global -up poi lei 91 Shade 95 l'ai at I II' 'V mo a 1 2 I -our 1980 merchar : mom for 1901!! 0 to 60 off all upholstery and tagged accessories Sealed bids accepted. Sale begins January 9th 16th three downtrodden office workers whose fantasies of icveiij.-o on the boss begin to iciue true after Tornlin a. i identally d.e."s his coffee wuh rat ) The boss survives, i-ut Hie ladies' increasingly desperate attempts at-tempts to cover up escalate they've got the boss I, ohed in his own home, while the three manage to run the office efficiently (in fact, more efficiently! ) in his absence. The picture's comedy is underlined by a genuine social problem: the sexual ii.i! assinent of working i', omen. But the picture is -mie elfechve using the i iir as a launching point for iinud comedy than making .-. If conscious lecturers' point The picture is weakest when it conscientiously sets out to detail how piggy the boss ( I abney Coleman) is to his workers. He brow beats f'onda, the nervous new "girl" in the office; infuriates infuri-ates Tornlin, the long-time office supervisor, by giving promotions to less deserving males: and passes I lie word around the office that his secretary, Parton. is "easy" petty revenge because she's actually rejected bis advaiirs-s T! w ina.i not iv i-ice !;:'', ! 1 s for social real ism. But it possesses a decent number el t urine twist.-., and audiences will enjoy Dolly Parton, in a E IN ID I G ft EL f4 -1 oTl D E N ncy A Wccu P.izzles Edited by Eugene T Mjiesko 32b F.W.?tl9 A S3 i 111)0 5H. .5ftii'i!u:-"...wisjTwj t j yy 7c likeable if uneven performance. perform-ance. Lily Tornlin, who wreaks vengeance on the boss with hilarious aplomb and self-satisfaction, and Dahney Coleman, who receives re-ceives one comeuppance after another, and comes snarling back for more. H.K. The Private Kyes Separately, Tim Conway and Don Knotts are excellent comedians, but together they seem to be two Stooges in search of a third. Nevertheless, Never-theless, they have fallen into the movies as a comedy team In "Private Eyes" they fall into (over, around) a lot n! other things- secret p.i-.s.o;cw ays, graves, suits of aiiimr, torture chambers and portraits with the predictable eye-holes. Conway and Knotts are i wo dips trom Scotland Yard uivesiigaiiiig murder at an English manor, where an innocent in-nocent young thing (Trisha Noble) is in need of protection, protec-tion, and the scurvy servants I urn up dead, one by one alum; w ith the jokes. 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