Show ENTERTAINMENT Saturday September The Salt Lake Tribune Retailers should help parents teach kids honesty Dear Ann: This is for "Irate in Washington DC" who complained about parents who let their kids eat food off the shelf in $750 "Aladdin and His Wonderful Salt 99 E 4700 South Ogden noon Tickets $5 and $750 99 E iribi7terftle i645 "LITTLE (PG) 3:15 7:00 (PG) 1:30 5:15 9:00 RASCALS" 916 SANDY MOVIES tS39 Sw1S 701 $3i5 IMAM Ise :: 5710601 MATINEES DAILY RESTRICTED FORREST GUMP PG-I- 3 12:40 3:40 650 10:00 ail HIM i AND PRESENT 12:50 PG-1- 3 DANGER 3:50 7:00 10:10 NATURAL BORN KILLERS 11:30 2:15 4:55 7:45 10:20 R TRIAL BY JURY R 7:15 9:40 ME KARATE KID PG 11:35 105 4:35 NEXT ims TODAY'S TIMES eu THEA 3601 s 2700 NEL COP 3 HILL SPEED R 11:35 2:10 4:50 MAVERICK HYPNOTIST ONSTAGE Sh 4: 11131 SANDY MOVIES 93 9 50001 Ith II 0 lox Odon 229 740 HOLLADAY CENTER PG-I- 3 2:15 4:35 7:00 9:15 1945 E11 4800 Soulb COP 3 HILLS BEVERLY 1:50 R 2:45 5:10 7:45 1005 12:10 Bars DAY OUT PG 11:30 2:00 4:20 6:50 9:20 i ': lard E 4 p(c t I -17- t rrj1' OM alb J'1t2 I r I Separate 0' EXCLUSIVE SALT LAKE Wheel Chair Call Today for Times & le It v"-c- 1 46111 0 9539 South ltto Ell (DOLBY) ) 4:13DgL7B159:45 11:40 2:10 4:45 7:20 9:55 (THX) 0 COLOR Of NIGHT (11) 1:50 4:i6 7:45 10:15 4i 14 4)1146 4 '4kutdienk (!) lititattiod Onroony tiafjC Redwood Rd CROSSROADS Saab W ORS Of 3 SO WITH KILLERS FONT4 t i"41 - ' Y "" Monday ' St Louis MO Lunches — 6 Course 4 'lt 4 :l '41 f4 pAl 328-424- 3 I LOADS OF PARKING ---- 0FEN 114) 1 p : t: v0 ' ) il - 'orh' (No Odle rtiraMelo f"- - r i-- tr ) ' ' ci- 4 t atatlit' !a a 110V1 i‘' Stc 01104011$ 41: ittAl2-4ee'- ' 0)—IN S5tIlift ii a a $ i li T ' :1 1 N 1 NOW SHOWING! IN: 11 DIGITAL assassasPECIALENGAGEM Ay a ir i 1 VI k Om 4443 E 91 01 ' 41 i - ro rf 11107114 Itr EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT PRESENTED 0 INIVI110I4 i) ilklAtIll 4 A Dinners BIH)4TS Moaest Peices 1 ('40(':t? 44VAr: o STORAS1 LARGE PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE BUSINESS MEETINGS — WEDDINGS — I " : i Family 3 Course says: 14k is delighted to have discovered a wonderful restaurant in the heart of downtown Salt Lake — Ristorante Della Fontana The Italian dishes are superb and the service is top notch The setting in an old church lends a touch of romance to your meal We look forward to each trip and to have dinner there Me Erikson I ear' (i Mike Clark of USA TODAY it The Erikson Family of St Louis A A eriticant thi "The fall season gets off to an auspicious Oscar! contending start with 'Quiz Show?" 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DOLBY STEREO I tK(' (DOIBr South SOUTH TOWNE (1 NOW SHOWING! 12:00 4:00 8:00 0 ac6 064653 - S CROSSROADS e : a 2:10 4:50 7:30 9:40 $325 et Theatres- - an CENTURY WEMENZEP 1:45 3:40 5:35 7:30 9:40 1945 Eas14800 041 I Clouds' Odom TROLLEY SO CINEMAS HOLLADAY CENTER s: 4 Ita! 9:50 Odeon CIDIPIII 20 on mtENTURY lnd hunt 33 4 South i' '''111:::4 'N ' 000 © I 4:13D00L7B:y0)5 motored SALES TICKET- Odom 2124140 Is Clog l DOI RADIO LYONS' NEW LINE CINEMA - 11FOGId1 to itRo 0 1: 4'N: Lyons SNEAK PRKVIEWS orrina lorrina "VASTLY f 111:1 M-3- 0 One of the best films of the summer 'Corrina Corrina' is very special:' - Jeffrey 730 10:15 1:20 3:30 5:30 7:35 9:40 11:55 9: 0falai Grb - "A WONDERFUL MOVIE! 0 AIRHEADS EAST :frI7I4e1 Q B TOWERNItcEINa-Vo- 11011 '106' 3:20 5:20 7:25 9:30 WAGONS ed eight-wee- k I cao CINEPLEX R 0 :l 0--"- Next Friday: GERMINAL and EVER FUNNIEST SHOW PG zoi4--!-- Lo alst Week! Every Sat Night at 9:30 IN ADV or AT THE DOOR FLINTSTONES PG 11:05 1:10 3:15 5:25 7:50 9:55 11:25 little-perform- 0 CPWor4t3 ends Thurs An epic social comedy about African culture and universal human truth 'Tremendously movingthe film is a miracle" Georgia Brown THE VILLAGE VOICE THE 11115 1:15 well-regard- apo rap-mus- GLIBLIWAR PG-1- NORTH !JA (11141:000P1 (R) 1:00 5:15 9:20 11:30a comband edy about a fictitious Even if you are not familiar with rap culture It will leave you In hysterics 12 Hysterical! A hilarious parody that does for rap what THIS IS SPINAL TAP did for rock" - NY DAILY NEWS (PG?) 250 7:( September 30 "sHowsoAr LOVE TROUBLE PG 11:10 1:55 4:55 7:40 10:20 I London- Er R t Main :4 copaor 1:45 4:30 7:20 10:10 11:00 VAR!) Bei 'Direct olliN 300 N Founders Park am to noon 10 IO (G) 5:30 c aimed on is During toEm ) 'GOD Wheelchair accessible 415 7:10 10:00 12:30 d long-neglecte- u Kwon Do Centerville Europe's Fastest ngagetnell Best Pictur Break-A-Tho- Clark MoganDane (G) 3:15 7:00 9691271 W LONDON — Women are emerging from the shadows of the music world at the annual Cardiff Festival which is devoting a month to performances of many compositions The composers featured at the Welsh festival which opened Sept 8 range from the German Hildegarde of Bingen born in 1098 to Lynne Plowman of Cardiff born in 1969 "The whole program has a feminist slant which must be a rarity" said Michael Tear le director of the annual festival in the Welsh capital As his artistic director this year Tear le chose Oda line de la Martinez a Cuban conductor and composer "I've always been interested in women's work Music and feminist issues are close to my heart" she said in an interview "Half of the composers in the festival are women and so are most of the soloists — except for baritones and tenors The festival is designed to show that women have something to say and their work will be presented on an equal footing with men's work" she said "There are plenty of men in the festival but what we are trying to do is give a taste of the diversity and talent that women bring to the arts For too long women composers lived in the shadow of men" She likes to recount how Felix and Fanny Mendelssohn were both gifted composers but when an early set of their songs was published their parents decided Fanny's contribution should bear for St Jude Children's Hospital presented by Kim's Academy of 'Fee uHnits: IS MY all shows $150 all day orId s m ur to 3 pm S SAME DAY- - ADVANCED ONLYeg xperienc w IKIA'pi 1921 1120 2:10 430 7:25 9:55 12:10 BABrS DAY OUT PG 11:35 2:00 4:15 6:45 9:20 11:40 WOLF R 6:50 9:40 12:15 BLACK BEAUTY G 11:40 2:20 4:20 PG-1- 3 THE SHADOW 7:30 10:10 12:25 NORTH PG 11:30 2:15 4:45 PRINCESS CARABOO PG 12:15 2:45 5:10 7:30 9:50 Dennis 'AIR FORCE" tingraanja- 4663797 ler R BEVERLY MILK MONEY PG-I- 3 11:50 2:20 5:00 7:40 10:15 1 her brother's name "Clara Schumann composed quite as brilliantly as her husband but while Robert Schumann's concerto is one of the most popular pieces in the repertory who knows of Clara's?" Martinez hopes to finish a book next year on the history of women in music Mendelssohn's Sister She has planned a fascinating survey of women's talent in classical music jazz and big band as well as theater dance opera and early music and the visual arts In 1990 she founded the -based European Women's Orchestra which she will conduct at the festival in a concert of works by Clara Schumann Dame Ethel Smyth and Hilary Tann: Dame Ethel who died in 1944 was in her lifetime but her work has been for half a century When Martinez conducted a concert performance of her opera "The Wreckers" in London in July critics called it a revelation Martinez was born in the Cuban seaport of Matanzas There were no musicians in her family but learning music was considered part of general education In 1984 she became the first woman to conduct at the annual BBC Promenade Concerts the summer festival at London's Royal Albert Hall "Women's approach to music may be different but they don't sound different when they play" Martinez said "The Vienna Philharmonic won't have women players as they say women make a different sound and they don't like it It's codswallop!" PRESS pm Good Books Never Grow Old Like "1:41efiwitle t 1-- MAVERICK PG-I- 3 1:15 4:05 7:00 9:50 12:30 AIRHEADS PG-I- 3 11:50 2:35 4:40 6:55 9:25 11:45 I LOVE TROUBLE PG 11:00 1:30 4:10 7:05 10:05 WAGONS EAST PG-I- 3 11:10 2:05 4:35 7:15 9:45 12:05 THE FLINTSTONES PG 11:45 2:30 4:50 7:20 9:35 11:50 PG-1- 3 BARCELONA 12:10 2:35 5:05 7:35 10:05 CLEAR a 1300 IAN 11:05 1:35 R period-dres- Layton Hills Mall Layton THE ASSOCIATED -1- at Sat Mat pm Earth Harvest Celebration trading goods s contest crafts baked goods storytelling Majestic Oaks Trailer Park 4635 S 840 West Murray 9 am Free Felton Spencer Utah Jazz will sign copies of NBAopoly games and pose for pictures 131Lk2 Good Movies 00 $2 COI 23 John GarfieldArthur Kennedy 1:00 3:00 5:00 1:15 3:15 5:15 MOVIES '110L'uTZCS HIO SPEED CORRINA CORRINA PGJEix 1140 210 445 720 9 55 SCHINDLERS LIST 12:00 4:00 8:00 : oil shows $150 all day (DIS) rikif 'WAGON'S EAST' (G) 7:00 9:00 9:30 Sat Mat at (R) 7:20 SOEN sr PASSSUPERSAVER ALL SEATS Festival of the Old West mountain-ma- n displays and demonstrations Tooele County Complex 400 W 200 North Tooele 10 am to 8 pm Free drive Hill Open Airplane Food-For-LiAerospace Museum Hill Air Force Base 9 am to 4 pm Admission one item of nonperishable food per person Everen T Brown photographer will sign copies of Panoramic World B Dalton Bookstore Cottonwood Mall Salt Lake City I to 3 m tai Ni Vitli :I: W : "SPEED" "ANDRE" 1 500 S contact Heber Valley Railroad ZCMI By Graham Heathcote ol E44804-Ag4r42f141- 94Sauideistlin Bountiful $225 FEATURE Showtirnes Today Only! Ava- Starting Adults $3 MIRA STEREO For ticket information ed by Pioneer Theatre Company Country dance music by The Boot Davis County Fairgrounds Farmington 8:30 pm Tickets $5 Free dance instruction 7 pm Ballroom dancing Murray Art Center 4868 S State Murray 8:30 to 11:30 pm Tickets $4 Dance lessons 7:30 to 8:30 pm $1 Western dance Discovery Building Utah State Fairpark 155 N 1000 West Salt Lake City 9 pm Tickets $5 Tracy Aviary Free Flying Bird Show Tracy Aviary Liberty Park Salt Lake City 11 am 1 and 3 pm Tickets $150 and $3 Hansen Planetarium 15 S State Salt Lake City "Wacky Worlds of Weather" 11 1 am "Laseriffic pm "Silver Moon: The Lunar Landing's 25th Anniversary" 2:30 pm "Flying with Sir Isaac" 4 pm "Night Skies of Autumn" 5:30 pm "The Cowboy Astronomer" 7 pm "Laser Grunge in 3D" 9 10 pm "Lapm "Laser Classic Rock in 11 pm "Laser Zeppelin in 3- ser U2 in D" midnight Heber Valley Railroad excursions from Heber City to Vivian Park in Provo Canyon 10 am and 2:30 pm Blue Grass Express 7 pm pm Children 6 Seniors FAMILY DOUBLE TERRIFIC "Little Shop of Horrors" Pioneer Memorial Theatre 1340 E 300 South Salt Lake City 2 and 8 pm Tickets $11 to $30 Present- Lamp" "Sexual Perversity in Chicago" ets $9 to $12 "Jungle Book" Terrace Plaza Playhouse 2624119 There are many drivers who take their children with them especially during the summer Hundreds of youngsters could be listening to your conversations over the CB Please consider this before you speak — Over and Out Dear O and O: I have printed other letters over the years about dirty talkers on the airwaves One more won't hurt I appreciate the caveat — and so will the thousands of truckers lanche Theatre at Trails End Wolf Mountain Park City 8:30 pm Tickets $9 for show only $25 for show and dinner Presented by Actors e Repertory "The Curious Savage" Hale Center Theater 225 W 400 North Orem 8 pm Tickets $4 to $6 "The Fantasticks" Heritage Theatre 2505 S Highway 89 Perry 8 pm Tickets $4 and $5 "Fiddler on the Roof" Draper City Hall 12441 S 900 East Draper 2 and 7:30 pm Tickets $3 and $5 "Cinders" Performing Arts Building room 115 University of Utah 7:30 pm Tickets $4 and $6 Presented by Falling Skys "Manse" Grand Theatre 1575 S State Salt Lake City 7:30 pm Tickets $4 to $10 Presented by Salt Lake Community College "Noises Off" Utah Valley State College 800 W 1200 South Provo 7:30 pm Tickets $2 to $5 "Medea" Classic Greek Theatre Festival Red Butte Garden Arboretum Amphitheater Salt Lake City 8:30 am Tickets $2 and $3 Presented by the University of Utah "The Phantom of the Opera" Desert Star Playhouse 4861 S State Murray 7 and 9:30 pm Tickets $6 and $8 pm Tickets $2 and $3 "Jane Eyre" Hale Center Theater 2801 S Main South Salt Lake 3:30 and 8 pm Tick- 4961SeSTATE heard Pages Lane Theatre 292 E Pages Lane Centerville noon Tickets $3 "Brigadoon" Pages Lane Theatre 292 E Pages Lane Centerville 7:30 pm Tickets $7 and $8 Lake City 7:30 pm Free Autumn Harvest Music Festival Red Butte Garden and Arboretum Salt Lake City: Stillwater 2 pm Cottonwood Swing 3 pm Kate MacLeod 4 pm Doug Wintch 5 11111 ' 4700 South Ogden 7:30 pm Tickets $5 and $10 Kairo By Night modern and ancient instruments classical and jazz Jewett Center Wes- NtrimiattHn I'lt:7P Dear Ann: My husband recently became a truck driver for a company that allows him to take a passenger along after a certain period of time and a good driving Linda Carlisle organ Organ Loft 3331 Edison St Salt Lake City 7:30 pm Tickets $115 4 0 000 $6 Terrace Plaza Playhouse -t-me "What's the shopmy ping rule?" she will tell you loud and clear "It's not ours until we pay for it" — Connie in St Louis Dear Connie: I salute you You're setting a splendid example for your children and it will pay handsome dividends Thanks for an uplifting letter Dylan Schorer and Aaron Jones acoustic guitar Social Work Auditorium University of Utah 7:30 pm Tickets at Acoustic Music Local Music and Smokey's Records $10 Kap Bros Bareback Legal Tender Scott Daniels CJ Five Mom Canyon Band Sunrise Dale and Barb Searcy and the Utah Old Time Fiddlers rock country rock and bluegrass Raptors Stadium Fort Buenaventura Ogden 7:30 pm Admission "Annie" This experience certainly dren honesty Today if you ask HAPPENING TODAY South - :i high-scho- heightened my admiration and appreciation for the hard work all truck drivers do That respect was greatly diminished by the profanity and filthy conversation I heard broadcast over the CB radio There were times when we needed the CB to get directions or listen to road conditions up ahead and I was appalled at what I 'Ariv 117 N If I had let the manufacturer absorb the cost of the breakage who do you think would have paid for the jelly? Everyone — including the cashier Wake up retailers! Don't make it harder for moms who try to teach their chil 1700 — 14 I wanted to scream I firmly restated my position and told her to ring up the jelly twice — once for the one we bought and again for the one my son broke My son also apologized for the mess 1250 E 4 471 - c manufacturer tminster College ii 7 ' ' Some years ago my son knocked a glass jar off a grocery shelf Broken glass and jelly were everywhere We went immediately to the checkout to pay for it The cashier said "Never mind It's OK" I calmly told her that I pay for things my children break She insisted that the store would get credit for the jelly from the '' 1 ' the grocery store of his runs and we delivered a variety of goods through 11 states ' T k47-- Dear Ann: Recently a woman wrote about how a toothpick changed her life Her boyfriend always had a toothpick in his mouth Her father never liked the guy and said he was no good so she decided not to marry him Eight years later his picture was in the paper because he'd robbed a bank A toothpick changed my life too I began smoking when I was 14 I quit four years ago and started chewing toothpicks I don't have one in my mouth constantly but I often do when I'm at work in the car or shooting pool I figure if I can quit smoking after 15 years I'll substitute whatever works I'd rather have a piece of wood stuck between my teeth for the rest of my life than a cigarette I've never had the slightest urge to rob a bank and NOBODY calls me "Toothpick" By the way I'm a woman — Ohio Toothpick Lover Dear 01'1: Congratulations on kicking the nicotine Nothing succeeds like success record I accompanied him on one ANN LANDERS - Welsh arts festival puts women first letter ODD who read this C4 24 1994 tiMincl 30412 SOUTH HIGHLAND CACI 4664288 la SHOWTIMEM SAT & SUAI ALSO At T Aok NG PASSE$ OR DISCOUNT 4:00-7:00- 4 1:00 COUPONS ACCIPTBD :: 014 |