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Show r Friday. October 18, 1991 The Daily Utah Chronicle - Page Seven Experience the joy of DeVito taking other people's money sell will not deter Larry from his intended takeover, perhaps the company lawyer will. Shrewd, sensual and tough, Kate Sullivan Andrew Wade By Chronicle Film Critic (Penelope Ann Miller) may be Larry's Other People's Money Warner Brothers Directed by Norman Jewison Produced by Norman Jewison and Ric Kidney Screenplay by Alvin Sargent Starring Danny DeVito, Gregory Peck There is nothing better than spending other people's money. This is stated by Larry "The Liquidator" Garfield, played by the diminutive Danny DeVito in the film Other People's Money. Larry is a survivor of the '80s. He is the le ever-adaptab- predator, a ruthless Wallstreet corporate raider. He is a member of society who contributes nothing and yet has everything or does he? A L- J One morning while tickling the r ld - Danny DeVito is at it again, this time with 'Other People's Money," as Lawrence Garfield in Warner Bros, latest comedy. Theatre Oct. 24: Daylight in Exile begins the Babcock Theatre's 30th season. James D'Entremont is responsible for this new play about a small Tunisian li village that gets caught in the crossfire of the War of 1967. It's a play about friendships that erupt along with the hostilities during wartime. Play dates are Thursday through Saturday, Oct. 6 and Oct. 31 through Nov. 2 at 8:00 p.m.; Sunday, Oct. 27 and Nov. 3 at 7:00 p.m.; as well as a matinee at 2:00 p.m. on Nov. 2. Get out that bright yellow highlighter and mark the day and time best for you. The Babcock Theatre is located on the University of Utah campus in the Pioneer Memorial Theatre Building at Broadway (300 S.) and University (1340 East). Oct. 16: Pioneer Arab-Israe- 24-2- 30-No- Theatre Company presents Henry V. at the Pioneer Memorial Theatre. Showtime starts at 8:00 p.m. with matinees at 2:00 p.m. on Saturdays. What can we say about Henry V. except "oh Henry!" Be sure to take a gander at the "Paintings" by Lee Deffebach and "Weavings" by John Hess in the Loge Gallery while you're there. Space Stuff Oct. 23: Worried about asteroids? The Hansen Planetarium will either ease or blow your mind with its presentation of "Our Chances of Dodging Asteroids." This highly visual and informative at 8:00 p.m. Eresentation begins leave all paranoid Music Oct. 26: The Utah Philharmonica will be inside the Olpin Union Building at 8:00, will you? Oct. 27: A Reception and Dance will follow the old-wor- ld from his life love. The film, based on the hit by Jerry Sterner, is replete with plots. This creates a problem in that none of them are Off-Broadw- resolved. Larry is obviously smitten with Kate. But does Kate enjoy Larry's amorous attentions? Do the two of them their give be a whatever it relationship may chance? What happens to The New England Cable and Wire Company? These questions and more go unanswered in a less than satisfying denouement that leaves the viewer stranded with the same trepidations experienced in the middle of the film. But while the plots does not fulfill, the acting does. Danny DeVito sneers and leers but exposes a soft center. He creates a believable and sympathetic character, not a caricature which would have been much easier. Penelope Ann Miller, who was last seen in Kindergarten Cop, reveals an impressive range, alternately feminine and feisty. And, of course, there is Gregory Peck whose inimitable style reminds us what true acting is all about. When he is not on screen his presence is sorely missed. Philharmonica after its performance in David Gardner Hall at 3:00 p.m. Modern Dance Oct. 24: "Crimson Collage" colors the stage at Kingsbury Hall at 8:00 p.m. The Department of Dance works hard for U. to always provide a pleasurable experience in creative and modern dance. Call may have. Clubs Oct. 18-1- 581-DAN- S for any and all questions you Touch Monkeys at The Zephyr Club. 9: Oooooo-ooooo-aaaaah-aaaaa- h! Oct. 18-1- The Dead Goat Saloon has Armed & Dangerous performing live, and raciously loud music. The Goat is open to the public, in other words, you don't need one of those little plastic membership cards, just legs that can dance. 9: Events v. keys of his stock market computer Larry happens upon a dream deal, a debt-fre- e New England Cable and Wire Company. With his sights firmly set on this seemingly easy target Larry ventures to the company in his black stretch limo. Upon his arrival he confronts the patriarchal owner Andrew Jorgenson, superbly played by the venerable Gregory Peck. And while Jorgenson's views and unwillingness to match. Larry is enamored and discovers the one element missing Comedy Oct. 19: Boosler finally arrives. And hey, "She understands the politics of sexism better than most comedians, and has a masterful knowledge of the human condition," according to Salt Lake's own Tribune. And hey, if it said that in the newspaper, then it must be true! Tickets are still on sale at Kingsbury Hall and all SmithTix outlets, so hurry, or you'll miss the woman who "never fails to be funny." (Which is a good thing considering it's her job.) Utah Symphony Oct. 19: Did you see Barney Miller's Hal Linden being interviewed by Shelley Osterloh? Well, he'll be entertaining at The Symphony Hall at 8:00 p.m. Evidently the guy can sing too. Check it out. By Janine Chase and Gregory Thilmont TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT PARKING ANSWERS AND A SOLUTION AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Cow Tipping You've heard of cow tipping. Everyone has. But you've probably never had the chance to do some real old fashioned cow tipping. KJQ DANCE PARTY Reducing automobile traffic is the least expensive solution. This can be achieved through the Ride and Save program where University students and employees have free access on the UTA. HOW DOES IT WORK? A you are a registered student, you need to get a free, UT sticker on your ID. card, good for free access on the UTA and halffare on all ski buses. Stickers are at Parking Services, and the information desks in the Bookstore and Union. vt HOW LONG IS MY STICKER VALID? Ml' See, cow tipping really does exist. Call the UTA at 287-463- 6 (BUS-INFO- ). They can help you find the best way into campus and can give you information about the free Campus Shuttle. October 18, 1991 9-- It's good until the first week of Winter quarter. Stickers will be issued each quarter to insure they go to registered students. HOW CAN I TELL IF A BUS AN GET ME WHERE I NEED TO GO? Union Ballroom . Terraces are very expensive. In order to pay for a terrace, student parking fees would go from the current $25 per year to over $40 per month. WHAT OTHER OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE? You have two choices. Head up to Northern Utah and catch some poor heifer unaware. Or, attend the KJQ dance party. Why the KJQ dance party? It's colsimple. Being a fiscally-minde- d lege student, you understand a good deal when you see it. And paying iust three bucks for a ereat evening of dancingtoKJQmusicisagooddeal. So Bessie good, you just may want to tip as you head home Friday evening, WHY DOESN'T THE UNIVERSITY BUILD TERRACES TO EASE THE PARKING PROBLEM? P.M. $3.00 with U of U ID $4.00 with KJQ ID $5.00 for the rest of the herd Union Programs Good times . . . and real cheap. 8 I HAVE OTHER Call Parking Services at WHAT IF QUESTIONS? 585-397- |
