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DRACU1 From Page Five tirst act. even if its me subsequent appearances, and unnerving lighting add Still, an analysis of the question, what was it supi If the play was supposed i to mysterious and mood sel of the actors to the laughl IF IT was supposed to b become unforgiveable d? have to shriek and faint lik slither across the floor lik Helsing speak in an accem And why. oh why. must Dr; with greased black hair ai floor like Groucho Marx or Can there be no original i potential so obviously exj: narodv bv the R--anri X-r; Still. I and the majority < not in the way the director i wish it had been played a drastic changes in acting somewhere in-between, it ABOUT From Page Five Todd Rundgren. Kundgren jected enough electronics a the pure Hall and Oates si After a move to L.A., He Entitled Daryl Hall and Jo and a return. It is a sopi albums worth of musical m, emotional and personal lyri their earlier musical venti ALSO APPEARING on tl Tooth fame. The concert, Committee, is free to USC Hie fine arts are well rep hoincf chmim An /-?nm r\nf uvmg UI1UMII Uil VUllipUD. The Jeffrey Bayer Sculpt at Huntsville will be display Gallery. From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. c claimed Ferdinand Roten C of their works that range in Finally, the Annual Un presented at 9 p.m. Dec. 5< unique semi-formal occasi dance to the music of the T? after Nov. 24 free of charge i I aHU sn I <tuw mp ^ ITiaaadap NMe Spa# you can nt Sw { Grecian bread. I $1. From 5 p.m. til cU 1 Bush Rtvnr Rd Tv r Dutch Square D* g|- 1220 C/mw. Hwy 4C LA ans of propulsion was more obvious < Still, disappearing vampires, trap c ed more mystery than the script addec play must lead us back to the ori posed to be? to be humorous, why all the attention ] tting effects and the apparent unawan ter? serious, wny were me actors allow arodies of the film stars? Why does e Lillian Gish? Why does Renfield ha e a hyper-thyroid child? Why must t so broad as to often be unintelligea acula be played in white pancake mal id red lipstick and either pace acros stand immobile like Lugosi? nterpretation of the play? Must the s< >ressed in the novel be explored on ited horror films? of the audience enjoyed the play, pei ntended but enjoyed it nevertheless, s either an obvious spoof, or with i 5 style, as a serious drama. PI was fun, but disturbing. CAMPUS produced their War Babies album ind synthesizer distortions to nearly d mind ill and Oates recorded their fourth ? hn Oates. the album is at once an ev< histicated refinement and growth of aturation and experience and a return ics, loss of innocence and simplicity fc ires. tie show will be Gary Wright, of old 6 sponsored by the Contemporary J ' students with ID. resented with several fascinating pro ure Exhibit from the University of Ah /ed through Nov. 21 in the Russell Hnn >n Dec. 2 in the Art Gallery, the higl ialleries will conduct an exhibition ar price from $5 to $1,000. iversity Union's Winter Formal w on the Coliseum concorse. The form on where students dress up, sccializ ims. Invitations for the event are a\i in Room 204 of the Russell House. NLCANjyi r J>t MttiAfl WadBM^M Nll? . Cftdbh. ?l Delicious met icivtd wHh hath fries, cole tbw, lemon wedge, dinner bread. As much as you /to _ w $1.99 >?e. rfflft given ?ness Van ble? ke-up s the exual ly in haps I still sbS 'k^KsRfeiffyH and in- " ^8 lestrov album. t/jPfP Dlution three tund in l^BraHRnHnH ipooky grams William Finley i ibama framed on a drug ise Art billionaire recordi WSIIiomc :.. on" iiunniiia, III LVUI hly ac- Paradise." id sale i ? ? I ill be I al is a I e and lilable I I I I I i flc ! i j Pizza, Lasag S delicious Ita Ij and Fried ! Service - Ex I! Open 5 I use i FA CI j ALL TH | MONDAY A | Tl'ESDAY M jCAPRI'S Rk I! H H I- mtM mk SHb i . ^V mk m ^ p 'S ^ ilays a meek songwriter who i charge and is sent off to prison by ing-industry mogul, played by Pail Century Fox's "Phantom of th , ju|Ca gJXtc na, Veal Parm< lian Salads. A1 Chicken. Com] cellent selectio; til II PM Monti 3 STHD1 IJLTY^ E SPAGHETTI 0HT8 S1.95 ITALIAN I 734 HARD IFEST From Page Five dismissed at th among the critic Palma had died ii in Hollywood, o second chance. BUT THEN superb homage suspense, starrir and William Fir was bv Bernard wD did "Citizen Kane The film made being re-releasec ? the country. | This led to | Paradise, the I horror-musical | starring Paul ] William Finley. JH famed film critii practically get from the breaknc put into Phantom | One can feel the 1 | the visual detail Judith Crist Magazine, said t best comedy ol Sleeper. De Pal his medium is aspect of the Schickel in Time torn was "a cr? ionn/viluctin nn A I I Playboy said tY clean hit . . . coi both worlds in i spoof." Phantom of th< on several levels basically, it tell meek song-write: Leach (Finley) w drug charge and by billionaire r uyy Fox mogul Swan ( s Swan steals and a slow s music. fc\ il escapes from jai e wreck vengeance dastardly deeds. Lprfs ilian sun, Spaghe so Steaks, SI plete Carry ns of wine ai Iciv _ ^ i w,y kJiAiUlllll ENTSI riTH i YOU CAN 1 t i tESTAUB >en IV AL ie boxoffice and s. Seemingly, De n Hollywood. And ne rarely gets a came Sisters, a to Hitchcockian ig Margot Kidder lley. The music I Herrmann, who and "Psycho." $5-million, and is I in many parts of Phantom of the lighly acclaimed satire- fantasy Williams and Pauline Kael, the c, said that "you a kinetic charge ?ck wit De Palma i of the Paradise, ove that went into Is of this produc in New York he film was "the F its kind since Ima's devotion to evident in every film." Richard said that Phanr/y, savage filmtruly liberating." lat it "scores a n bines the jest of a jaunty musical b Paradise exists . First, and most s the story of a r named Winslow 'ho is framed on a sent off to prison ecording-industry Paul Williams), plagarizes Win/entually Winslow il and sets out to i on Swan for his """"""""""" ? I I I I I I ( I I tti, and | tirimps S Out { nd beer! y i irv i sr i IV ! mMJr ? EAT | i i lantI I I 1