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4 J aw Byl Oam< Here's a great idea Take a great white s bustling resort town.) ...? uuo iuwii who assume to nail this beast befo Sound familiar? II "Jaws" and is precis 2", which is now sho\i Except this time tl multitude of teeny b< point of making this morning kiddie advei Indeed this sequel audience and is rrai young beach bums ss being attacked by shi after a while, as this i these young delicacic All of this "action" the waters near the f Roy Sch eider plays whose destiny is to ev< to face and make this again. But surroundec & ' mmmSiffi' on cam J Sister 1 "(SoocJ ^Je i i iaj f I r 'c \ \ p \ s 'Z' a sc larry J. Glenn c tcock Staff Writer r i for a thrilling summer movie, c hark and have him terrorize a f tenter tne diligent police chief of t s the role of hunter, determined t re it devours everyone in sight, r ; was the plot of the original Y ely the plot of its sequel "Jaws j ring at Richland Mall Theatres, s tie director has unleashed a r >ppers upon the viewer, to the I 3 film seem like a Saturday nture. f is geared toward a teenage I mmed full of scenes showing r tiling, making out, cursing and c arks. It all becomes pretty old s lhartr cocmc Knim ?> c? /tiMt it uwiliO W HQ VU CI LQdlO 1UF C s. s again takes place in or around ictional town of Amity. Again, t Martin Brody, the police chief f mtually meet this monster jaws r world safe for water sports once ^ i by all of those kids, Sch eider ^ pus ! you Sus?] Luc Iw7D'k1 yoo ! >ggy re :omes off looking like Dean novie. i? a. ?. 11 a. << v mis is nui iu say mat jav exciting moments. But after; >redictable. The same old p he film becomes nothing mo ame, dying scenes (not mi iear misses. It gets to the kuman steps into the surf to >ect to hear John Williams' I ipproach of the shark. The | lot how the movie will end, >efore the shark does. And all the while, the teeni or their lives and act like C?l :J? -l i? ? uui ociiciupr is> aume in i Nobody believes his warning >r Hooper to help him out as ill we can cf? is sit and watc >ther dull characters sit arc hark or God. "Jaws 2", like its predecej his summer. And even thouj or the kiddies, you begin to i un out before the sequels d vill visit Amity next year ? Vnd just when you thought i 1 4 lie UlCttUC. The thi 'j bachelors character ? v,/3PIWliS evening, 1 (nJs/ tuko /i '5 wan? 1 J. . L A. _j_ qojn 7 fcnc 4 . . . V . make Jones in a Walt Disney rs 2" does not have some a while it all becomes too lot begins to unravel as re than a combination of ich gore this time) and point where anytime a /t/l4 kin > 5^1 111? IUCS WCL, WC CA" oass score signalling the guessing game becomes but who will get killed es curse the shark, pray ? well, like teenagers, his quest for this beast. ;s, and there is no Quint in the original movie. So h him while most of the lund cursing at him, the ssor, will make a bundle gh it's good summer fun wonder if the sharks will o. God only knows what maybe "Son of Jaws?" t was safe to go back in *cp/ntinp 1 iportam By Barton B. Van Becnati Gamecock Staff Writtr iversity Repertory Theatre j oduction last week. Their ] Ide's "The Importance of 1 vith considerable favor froi ree act play deals with , deceitful ones in particulai s, Algernon Moncrieff and ious alter egos to esca] s boring social commitment A I- !? ining utilizes a character I who he claims to be a /ing in the city. If John is oul y the name of John or Jack the fictitious Earnest. rominent characters aro n and her mother, Lady Bi ilated to Algernon, and whi en to meet John Worthing, v se as Earnest. During the 'Earnest" proposes to Gw< J-?<3V? a t? ^ou^r^X-1 "PI L vo "V^u ^ 1-4"-. r -ci, eartl I f il!h Jaws swims; bachelors si ze of Being I l obvious consternation i his deceitfulness at 1< 4U - uiruugn a grueling i . ,. session with Lady Bra formed their , t II, more troubl performance of that John has a ^155 A state. Algernon rushes n the audience. tjie much used Earnes the subject of readily accepts. After t \ The two main several other key figui John Worthing brother Earnest died i pe from their A vicious battle soon s. For example, bachelors when Jthe yo jy me name 01 I.tciiaienamea uarnes wild, wayward battle trying to dispro t in the country, name Earnest. The gii in the city he were deceived and hast decide that they will their social scapegoat a girl named they have just had wit acknell. These The masterful produ( ile visiting him more than competent /ho is presentlv _ ^ !* ?**vvxv* me irom course of the garden. For their effo, jndolyn, to the ovation from the audie ?1978 l)V _____ o you urfV-W- | 8 -j- ,n3s c\U\D? 1 ^ II ? I 1 7ef<?- UMevc_ / <yrn<, / again I n <r\ 4* K/JCl/l/ UJ Earnest' of Algernon. Earnest pays for east in parts; he has to go and ridiculous third degree icknell. P pricoc uiVion A1 ? * ?. .uvo mien niKcruun learns ul ward staying at his country over, and under the guise as it, proposes to the girl, who hey have left, John enters with *es and informs them that his in Paris recently. > ensues by the two scheming ung ward discovers that both t. They become embroiled in a i ve each other's claim to the Is quickly discover how they ily depart. Algernon and John go back to using Earnest as , despite whatever problems h the facade. ition was greatly aided by the stage crew. They smoothly a London flat to a country rts thpv o ofn-jl-rt j .wviTvu a oiaiiuiug ince. / GLenn ~?~n ?n t He.. teouclietl