The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 24, 2005, Page 8, Image 8
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Nocturnal raplor
4 Samms and
Lazarus
9 Dillon and
Damon
14 Org of Flyers
and Jets
15 Hotelier
Helmsley
16 Actor Flynn
17 Oolong or hyson
18 Michigan city
19 Groovy!
20 Weapons
22 Viewed
24 Type of neck
25 Mariner's jacket
28 Prosperity
31 Tacked on
33 Usage charge
34 Incipient
38 Period in power
41 Bums around
42 Self-image
43 Pat’s “Wheel of
Fortune” partner
44 Flat-top hills
45 Telephoning
47 On the rocks
49 Young adults
50 Fully attentive
53 One at the
wheel
57 Floral necklace
58 Shaker contents
60 Store lure
61 Tex-Mex order
64 Scatterbrained
67 Sty denizen
68 Roy’s Dale
69 Actress
Dickinson
70 Actress Lupino
71 Turn counter
back to zero
72 Roebuck’s
partner
73 Bear’s home
DOWN
1 Scheduled next
2 At what place?
3 Andes grazer
4 Hobbit ally
5 Crooner Torme
6 Skin-care
product
7 Author Tyler
8 Fills full
9 Fellows
10 “Just the Way
You_”
11 On the road
12 Lugs
13 Gin fruits
21 Al Capone
23 Kernel
26 Homer’s epic
27 "Much_About
Nothing”
29 Like ravens
30 Purifies
32 Finger or toe
34 Stately tree
35 Leader of The
Three Stooges
36 Roman
assembly halls
37 Pioneers’
wagon
39 Plains antelope
40 Forty winks
46 Comprehend
48_Moines
50 Change to fit
51 Be off
52 Epic tales
54 Swift
55 Change
“captain" to
“cap’n”
56 Goneril’s sister
59 Solitary
62 “A Chorus Line'
number
63 Sonic-boom
source
65 Address for an
officer
66 Absolutely!
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES Clean up the mess, including
apologizing, if necessary. Arrange
your social calendar to have some
cuddle time tonight.
TAURUS Use what you’ve learned in
the past to help you reach your next
big decision. Don’t be stopped where
you were before, however. There’s no
fun in that.
GEMINI Your natural curiosity is
about to get tweaked again. In order
to get where you want to go, there’s a
whole lot more to learn. Dig in.
CANCER It’s a little too soon to make
more changes in your living
arrangements. There’s more money
coming in for the next few days.
Make your decision after then.
LEO This is not a good day to take
risks, even if you feel confident you
are right. The odds are better that
things won’t go as expected. Proceed
with caution.
VIRGO Finding the perfect gift for a
person who usually does without is a
worthwhile gesture. Others are
inspired to do the same, and old hurts
are healed.
LIBRA Don’t be too exuberant or
over-enthusiastic. No giggling or
jumping up and down, either. Be
cool, and you’ll make more points.
SCORPIO Some of the paperwork
that’s been plaguing you never has to
be done. Sort through and discard
that, and do the other stuff.
SAGITTARIUS If you’re the one with
the checkbook, you have to enforce
the rules. It’s a tough job, but you can
do it. Simply ignore temptation.
CAPRICORN Figure out what you’re
going to need, and how much it’s
going to cost. Spend more time on
the discussion, and you’ll spend less
money in the stores.
AQUARIUS Take care when traveling
— the course will be more complex
than expected. It’s best to drive
defensively, so you don’t get
blindsided. Otherwise, enjoy.
PISCES An outing to visit friends is
still slightly out of reach. Continue to
add to your savings account, and visit
via phone instead.
‘Da Vinci’ director
casts Tatou as lead
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
PARIS — Winsome French actress
Audrey Tautou of “Amelie” fame has
been chosen to play Tom Hanks’
partner in cracking “The Da Vinci
Code” in the film adaptation of the
best-selling novel, the newspaper Le
Parisien reported Saturday.
According to the daily, Tautou is to
play the role of Sophie Neveu, the
investigator who helps Robert Langdon
(Hanks), a symbologist, solve the
murder of an elderly member of an
ancient society that has protected dark
secrets since the early years of
Christianity.
Oscar-winning director Ron
Howard opted for Tautou last week,
then confirmed his decision in a
Wednesday meeting with her in Paris,
Le Parisien’s cinema writer Alain
Grasset reported without citing sources.
Several celebrity actresses, including
Sophie Marceau, sought the role that
was finally narrowed down to Tautou
and Linda Hardy, a former Miss France,
according to the article.
Tautou also starred in
Jean-Pierre Jeunets 2004 movie A
Very Long Engagement.”
“The Da Vinci Code,” by Dan
Brown, is a mix of code-breaking, art
history, secret societies, religion and
lore. Filming of the mystical thriller is
expected to start in June. Sony Pictures
has said it plans to release the film May
19,2006.
The famed Louvre Museum has
agreed in principal to allow scenes to be
shot there, Louvre director Henri
Loyrette said Friday. It is the murder of
a Louvre curator that triggers the search
for the so-called Da Vinci code.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Louvre Museum will allow filming for the movie.
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CALENDAR
TODAY
Open Mike Night with Far From
Change, On By Seven, The Ham and
Cheese Experience, Patrick Purves:
7 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, 122
State St. $3. All ages.
“Being Julia”: 7, 9:10 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St.
“jrouch Of Evil”: 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater.
TUESDAY
The Return of Sunday Metal
Karaoke, hosted and performed by
members of Jump Little Children
and The Films: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $5 over 21, $7
under.
“Goodbye Dragon Inn”: 7, 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
“Touch of Evil”: 8 p.m. Russell
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