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THE GAMECOCK E ntertainment October 10, 1984 ? Page 9 Talented 16 stui By Marisa Porto Lights, camera, action. The s must go on, and it will at 7:30 | Oct. 16 at the Russell House Ballr when 16 young ladies meet to vit the Miss USC title. These talented women will me< four phases of competition that wi I~ a ' ciuuc me inciuc ui inib year s page "The theme this year is USC i seasons. Mostly that will be the s just set up in all the different cha in the seasons The swim suit com tion will be held in the summer se with beach music such as Fra Valley and the Four Seasons," Lane, co-director of the pageant, < THE FOUR phases of the com tion will include personal intervi swim suit competition, evening g and stage personality as well as ta which makes up 50 percent of scoring. "The personal interview will inc questions about their life and inter How much they know about USC how well they could represent university. They ask political religious questions and I am sure will ask something about Van Williams, that situation," Lane Sc The swim suit competition will the judges to understand how n the girls care about themselves their bodies. It shows them if the have a good self image, Lane said THE EVENING gown and the s personality competition will help judges to understand how well the testants present themselves, he sai "That shows the judges how they can speak in public and how they can communicate their ideas short span of time." he said. Cinematis Ai By Robert O'Connor The superb selection of films t Arts for the remainder of the fall studies and become an avid movit The Russell House Theatre will I immense entertainment value. 1 releases would make any film con Winner of seven academy aw< River Kwai" runs Oct. 15-16. Tt critical and commercial success di tant storyline. "GIMME SHELTER," starrin Oct. 17. This early look at one magnetic and gripping. "Polyester," Oct. 18-19, mark John Waters and the illustrious C screen. "Polyester" is an adventi should not be missed. John Wate disgust. The original "Mash" plays O comedy set in the Korean War pr and a place in film history. Oct. 22-23 are the dates for a clips of rare animation. The hugely successful dance oi "Footloose" will surely delight c< Kevin Bacon stars as a newcomer wuii ins seemingly siuooorn reDen Igmar Bergman's last foray int 27-28. "Fanny and Alexander" w Academy Award for best foreign 1< for the serious and imaginative fil HALLOWEEN IS not ignorec 29-30, a festival of vampire films Natassia Kinski thriller "Cat Peoj November opens with the roma With The Moon", a love story Elizabeth McGovern. The Alfred Hitchcock festival c showing of "Rope," starring Jim chcock's favorite film, concerns a A "Three Stooges" festival is s the politically themed "Advise am controversial web on Nov. 6. Junk movie fans will be sure to f last years sleeper. This raunchy comedy, being sho1 cerns the happenings at a police ti Womei ients to vi ?? The first part c how be the swim suit p.m. iii the spring and ?om said. The second for the fall and the gowns, will take ?t in "in- "WE'LL USE ;ant. music. One espec n all used. It is really itage Ross and Julio It nges and Pete O'Brys petj_ In My Arms Aga ason W'M be <<w'nd B nkje Lane said. Bob "We are going said. Urn1 for the cor petiews' "The theme own . lent, in ail seasons the be the stage lude the different ests: seasons." and ?I me and Co-d they essa lid. help rnch will be the award and will be crowned girls South Carolina, \ I. become the offii and will represent tage Miss USC pageai the Judges include con- Hendersnnvillf d. associated with well Teresa Smith, S] well judged many loci in a Merck, Bishopvi the Miss S.C. pag rts selects )eing offered by Cinematic semester is cause to forget ; freak. ?e well stocked with films of 'his package of theatrical noisseur salivate. irds. "The Rridpp on Thp lis adventurbus film was a le to its realism and imporg The Rolling Stones, runs of rock's finest groups is s the triumphant return of )ivine to the Russell House ire in household odors and rs is the genius of hilarious ct. 20-21. This innovative oduced a television spinoff Riictf*r I^AatAn " ? V I ikVUlV/II IVJUVUI anu riented film of last season )mmercial fans Oct. 24-26. who stirs up a quiet town lion. 0 film will be shown Oct. as the winner of last year's mguage film. This is a must m goer. 1 by Cinematic Arts. Oct. will be presented, with the lie" being shown Oct. 31. intic innocence of "Racing ' starring Sean Penn and ontinues Nov. 3-4 with the my Stewart. "Rope," Hitbizarre murder story. cheduled'for Nov. 5, while d Consent" will unravel-its lock to "Police Academy," wn Nov. 7 through 9, conaining school. II ie for til )f the competition will phase and this will be summer season, Lane part, talent, will be in ; third part, evening place in winter. some of the Olympic ially, "Grace" will be beautiful. Also Diana jlasius' "All of You," on's "If Ever You're iin." The feature song eneath My Wings,' " ; to use a Navy Sword npetition. After that, i this year is USC . Mostly that will just set up in all changes in the ? Bob Lane irector of pageant s and then Miss USC by this year's Miss /icki Harrell. She will cial hostess of USC t the university in the it," Lane said. : Lucy Hodge, from ;, N.C., who is that state's pageant, partanburg, who has il S.C. pageants, Bob lie, who isf active in :eant system, and Bet; wide, i 'Simply Divine' John Waters' hilarii Theatre this semestc THE RECI1 will be shown No> unusuyally chillin Timothy Hutton i ''Deliverance" brii screen. A weekend Reynolds and a sti Stephen King wi ting "Carrie" biro Brian DePalma int because it draws 01 "The Dear! nnp" mance from Christ nomination last ye Nov. 17 and 18, Hudson film "Gia final film perform, tale df\ human str Capra and "Arsen presented directly I Nov.25 will see "Dumbo." The H< can be seen Nov. 2 be a time for blocl :le of Miss I ly Stevens, leader in cosmetc Florer e and nationally rec the cosmetology field. Also Phil Campbell, E who is associated with Southern 500 pageant. The contestants will be percent on the evening gown and personal interview. Th well qualified for the crown petition should be fierce, sa The competition is a pi 1 contest for the Miss Americj winner will continue on to South Carolina pageant an she wins,'she will continue t< America pageant, Lane said "THE JUDGES for this p not from any nearer than ? ensure that they do not girls," Lane said. "Entertainment will inclui Taylor, a featured male si Mistress of Ceremonies wil Garcia, last year's Mi Carolina," Lane said. The contestants in the p elude Leslee Bozard, Harri Christine 'McFadden, Kar< ~ Kimberly Eason, Karen Hi Brown, Kimberly McDona Brown, Nancy Bradley, San Carla Stone, Tamara Cu< Lacey, Libby Floyd an Trapp. V Tickets for the pageant w at the Student Governmeni the Russell House. Student i cost $3 and non-students $4 So, if you are looking for to do next Thursday, this sh elude something for everyo best of USC for all. antartaininn UlliUI ICISIIMIIJ jus production of "Polyester" is just i ir. MENT of the 1980 oscar for b< I. 10 and 11. "Ordinary People' g Mary Tyler Moore and the n a tale of suicide and family c ngs James Dickey's best selling n< I in the wilderness turns grim for ing cast. II be showcased Noiv. 15 and 16.' ught star Sissy Spacek and horr o the spotlight. "Carriers an exc ut of the imagination with grippii offers a tale of ESP and a Dowerf opher Walken, who was in line fo ar. , the James Dean, Elizabeth Tay nt; will he shown. This vyas Jam mce and it stands as a magnificen uggle. "Meet John Doe," starri ic And Old Lace" with Cary Gn Detore Thanksgiving break, the scheduling of the Walt Disr ;nry Fonda classic "The Grapes C 6 and 27. Nov. 28 through Decen < buster hits by Stephen Speilberg reiimanary i a title. The I BUCKIN 1 the Miss || d then, if i wfth the g o the Miss jj ini',haia -s in I members. variety o iyHH ' ?'fa I.^jm P.^kfeg >< ane of many entertaining films :st picture and "Close E ' stars the Speilberg, an confused THE At lissention. "My Fair Lat >vel to the of a changed star Burt "Double Ind Seven Year It The haun- The hit of ordirector Eastwood an< ellent film the return of ng reality. Christmas St u\ perfor- shown Dec. ? r an oscar As an exar sure to take si lor, Rock breaker is "Si les Dean's _ ,t epic and Th* Dfe,c' 1 : r i. novelty film s Ulg I I tillK " mt will be TheChocolat On 34th Strc .ey classic chris(mas b> >f Wrath" For the bes iber 1 will than the sele< ;. "Jaws" semester. FleetwcM^ because o itial cffordb exeit a risk fa suit- puzzled settled fate . ixs innovator terms a "high-i " is actually a muiti-faceie mtantly \n search of some f film rele r~' Miiiiliii ' Ji scheduled by Cinematic Arts a ncouniers <ji l ne l Mird Kn i sure to please adventure f JDREY Hepburn mu dy" is scheduled for Dec.2 1 woman also stars the incmp; emnity" and the Marilyn P tch" will run Dec. 3 and 4. last Christmas, "Sudden I j will be presented Dec. 5 ar Dirty Harry for more violei ory" is a trip through 19< I /A i illiu V. Ti breaker, "Lesbian Vamj tudies off of anyone's mind anta Claus Conquers The M 1 showing of "Bedtime For election for most of campus e Factory," "Pardners," anc ...ill ? - - - - win iuunu oui ine m< eak. ;t variety in films, one need :tion Cinematic Arts has p - fiM L? tech folk album^V lases /wi W i t the Russell House id,"both directed by ilm lovers. sical extravaganza rhis now historic tale arable Rex Harrison, donroe smash "The mpact", stars Clint If! f\ Thic film martc nee and mystery. "A tO's America and is )ires March On," is . Also scheduled as a artians" on Dec. 10. Bonzo" should be a . "Willy Wonka And 1 the fantasy "Miracle ovie schedule befoYe Is to look no further resented for the fall