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4 Jaws By Bar Gamccoc Here's a great idea foi Take a great white shar bustling resort town. Ent this town who assumes th to nail this beast before i Sound familiar? It w "Jaws" and is precisely 0?? ...UUL ! ? ? - * , which is now snowing Except this time the multitude of teeny bopp point of making this f morning kiddie adventu Indeed this sequel is audience and is cramn young beach bums sailii being attacked by shark after a while, as this sha these young delicacies. All of this "action" ag the waters near the ficti Roy Sch eider plays Ma whose destiny is to eventi to face and make this woi again. But surrounded bj wmmmmmmmmsammmm '''':'fHlsBSRHKS^S?^^^^^^ :>% I*- ^ 4^85888$$ on camp fS'riar] Ha\* " ^r~u'4 ' r- ^,1 I Why' !OS< I 1 I I > z a st ry J. Glenn k Staff Writer r a thrilling summer movie, k and have him terrorize a er the diligent police chief of le role of hunter, determined it devours everyone in sight, as the plot of the original the plot of its sequel "Jaws ' at Richland Mall Theatres, director has unleashed a ers upon the viewer, to the ilm seem like a Saturday re. geared toward a teenage led full of scenes showing lg, making out, cursing and s. It all becomes pretty old rk seems to have a taste for ain takes place in or around onal town of Amity. Again. rtin Brody, the police chief lally meet this monster jaws rid safe for water sports once f all of those kids, Sch eider ? j f~ 3 VOL) I I *?'. u rD'^ y^o ^ ^ Him 2 ! >ggyr< comes off looking like Dei movie. This is not to say that "J, exciting moments. But aft predictable. The same old the film hernmps nnthinor r tame, dying scenes (not i near misses. It gets to th human steps into the surf pect to hear John Williams approach of the shark. Th not how the movie will er before the shark does. And all the while, the tee for their lives and act lil< Poor Sch eider is alone ii I.. i l: I. jntuuuuy utuieves ins wami or Hooper to help him out i all we can d? is sit and ws other dull characters sit s shark or God. "Jaws 2", like its prede this summer. And even th< for the kiddies, you begin t run out before the sequels will visit Amity next year And just when you though the theatre. mMaaaaniinanHnamsGnfinaKa Z and3, iuko it, lis ( _Z { k ! ' " ? \ 3make in Jones in a Walt Disney aws 2" does not have some t a while it all becomes too I _1_A ? - - * * i pioi Degins 10 unravel as nore than a combination of much gore this time) and le point where anytime a to get his toes wet, we ex}' bass score signalling the e guessing game becomes id, but who will get killed snies curse the shark, pray lc ? well, like teenagers, n his quest for this beast, ngs, and there is no Quint as in the original movie. So itch him while most of the iround cursing at him, the cessor, will make a bundle Dugh it's good summer fun 0 wonder if the sharks will 1 do. God only knows what ? maybe "Son of Jaws?" f if tllQC* rf/v ?m v iv ttuo aaic iu gu uatIV 111 deceptive mnnrt.n.ti ? ? v v By Barton B. Van Been Gamecock Staff Wrlttr Jniversity Repertory Theatr production last week. Thei Vilde's "The Importance o) it with considerable favor fi three act play deals witl rs, deceitful ones in particu] ers. Algernon Moncriftff nr titious alter egos to est nes boring social commitme orthing utilizes a charactei t, who he claims to be ? living in the city. If John is < by the name of John or Ja s the fictitious Earnest. prominent characters ar >lyn and her mother, Lady related to Algernon, and w ppen to meet John Worthing ;uise as Earnest. During t , "Earnest" proposes to G w>to, you k*"ear Jaws swims ? hnnliC>1nrc o ce of Being. an obvious consternatic his deceitfulness at through a grueling e performed their sefsion. Lady E r performance of ?*}?u H>moretroi f Being Earnest" "l00 a om the audience, {-, the much used Eari 1 the subject of readily accepts. Afte lar. The two main several other key fi| id John Worthing brother Earnest die lape from their A vicious battle s( nts. For example, bachelors when the r by the name of men are named Earr i wild, wayward battle trying to disp >ut in the country, name Earnest. The ck ; in the city he were deceived and hi decide that they wi . . their social scapegc P a Oirl namnJ A* ? _ _ 0..? ..aiucu mey nave just had , Bracknell. These The masterful pro< rhile visiting him more than compete , who is presently shifted the stage fr< he course of the garden. For their el wendolyn, to the ovation from the au ? 1978 ' I Vfau-. -> i L.^lf j 1 l)o UOcJ I I -r. o\ub?Ufi]l ^ * I ' llrtectL UMeve / liis^~r>s ~uT> / ^ ^ 1 > again ubject of Earnest' >n of Algernon. Earnest pays tor least in parts; he has to go , o.J ?1 J: 1 i cuiu nuicuious tnird degree Iracknell. lble arises when Algernon learns itiful ward staying at his country les over, and under the guise as nest, proposes to the girl, who ir they have left, John enters with gures and informs them that his d in Paris recently. >on ensues by the two scheming young ward discovers that both TVlOV Konn.M" 1 - .?vj uwuiiic ciiiuruucu in fl rove each other's claim to the girls quickly discover how they astily depart. Algernon and John ill go back to using Earnest as at, despite whatever problems with the facade. Juction was greatly aided by the rtf " .... oiagc crew, iney smootniy 3m a London flat to a country fforts they received a standing dience. 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