B14 Terrace Review —

Wednesday, September 26, 1990

Video reviews by Harriett Fjaagesund |

Crazy People
Starring Dudley Moore, Daryl
Hannah, Paul Reisner. Produced
by Thomas Barad. Directed by
Tony Bill.

Emory (Dudley Moore) is an
advertising executive heading for
a nervous breakdown. The prob-
lem is his conscience; he’s tired
of lying to the public. He tells his
partner (Paul Reisner) that people
want more than just glitz, they
want honest advertising.

So Emory designs a batch of
ads that are brutally honest. His
boss, Charles Drucker, nearly has
a heart attack and orders him to
- enter Bennington Sanitarium for a
long rest. Or else!

Meanwhile, Emory’s ads acci-
dentally get printed. Expecting
numerous libel suits, the agency
is stunned to discover that people:
actually like the-new ads. -
Drucker immediately orders
Emory back to work. Emory
politely refuses; he rather likes it
at Bennington, especially since
mecting long-time inmate Kathy
Burgess (Daryl Hannah).

Drucker is furious and threatens -
to cut off his insurance, so Emory

proposes a compromise — with
the help of his friends at Ben-
nington, they'll! all pitch in and
‘work on the ads from there. It

against Carface. An angel tells
him that he can never return to
heaven.

The first order of business is to
kidnap Anne Marie, a little
orphan girl Carface has been
holding hostage. Anne Marie is.
special because she can talk to
animals. With her help at the
races, Charlie and Itchy soon
have enough money to open their
own gambling joint.

Charlie’s plans begin to unravel
when Carface discovers he’s still

alive and Anne Marie runs away
because Charlie -hasn’t kept his
promise to find parents for her.
She accuses him of being no
betier than Carface.

In a final showdown with Car-
face, when Anne Marie’s life
hangs in the balance, hard-hearted
Charlie B, Parker risks every-
thing. Even though there will be
heli to pay!

This is an excellent movie.
Charlie is unforgettable!

Health project fund created

The provincial government has
set up another fund for locally
developed projects,
$750,000 for "healthy
munities” initiatives.

Health Minister John Jansen was
quoted in a press.telease last week
as saying the fund is intended to

com-

. provide start-up money for ideas

within a broad set of guidelines.
Eligible projects would. include
virtually anything that contributes:

this time=

to the good health of community
residents, Jansen . cited bylaws
against public tobacco smoking
and local housing policies that
promote healthy lifestyles as two
examples.

Local groups who have ideas can

get further information from the

‘Ministry of Health’s’ Office of

Health Promotion. .in Victoria at
356-7439. , .

sounds crazy, but Drucker doesn’t. JW.

have too much choice. Much to _.

everyone’s surprise, the ads are _
an instant success.
But Drucker is too greedy for
- his own good, He begins schem-
ing to rid himself of Emory; he

doesn’t need him when he’s got a -

group of crazy people who can
do the same job and who will
also work for peanuts.

All Dogs Go To Heaven

Animated. Rating: G. Running
time: 84 minutes.

Death row inmate Charlie B.
Parker, along with his faithful
companion Itchy Dachshund,
tunnel their way out of the city
pound. Charlie makes a beeline
for his former gambling partner,
Carface.

But his old partner is anything
but happy to see Chazlie alive
and well. Business is good and
Carface doesn’t want to share. So
he stages a "fatal accident” and
has Charlie killed.

Charlie winds up in heaven.
He's furious when he discovers
he was murdered, and vows
revenge. With the aid of a very

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earth and begins his campaign

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JUST BECAUSE {T'S SEPTEMBER DOESNT MEAN THERE AREN'T ANY

MORE VISITORS TO OUR CITY] THERE AREN'T ANY GATES THAT
CLOSE ON SEPTEMBER SECOND! WHETHER FOR BUSINESS OF
RELAXATION, VISITORS CONTINUE TO COME TO TERRACE, AND
THE WARM WELCOME THEY RECEIVE WILL MEAN THEY'LL COME
BACK! VIRGINIA HAUGHIAN HAS LIVED IN TERRACE FOR FIVE. -

_ YEARS. WORKING AT MACDONALDS MEANS THAT VIRGINIA’
MEETS VIS
MAE THE

TORS FROM NEAR AND FAR, AND FRIENDLY PEOPLE
DIFFERENCE FOR ALL OF THEM.

‘Mar. 21-Apr. 19

TAURUS .
Apr. 20-May 20

GEMINI

May 21-June 20

CANCER

June 21-Jaly 22
LEO

July 23-Aug, 22 .

VIRGO

Aug. 23-Sept. 22

LIBRA

. Sept. 23-Oct.22

SCORPIO
Oct, 23-Nov. 21 .

SAGITTARIUS .
Nov. 22-Dec. 21

CAPRIC
Dec. 22-3:

AQUARIUS
San. 20-Feb. 18

PISCES

Feb. 19-Mar. 20

You can expect a lively social calendar these next
few weeks—~both business and pleasure.

Career matters put you in the limelight. Ambi-
tions-can be realized. Be diplomatic in dealing
with higher ups.

News from afar is disturbing enough to warrant
a trip to personally investigate. Combine busi-
ness with pleasure and enjoy yourself.

Joint funds show a nice increase. An investment
idea proves to be a winner. Bring it out in the open.

Close relationships are accented. Someone new
stirs your emotions. For theeligible Leos, wedding
bells may chime,

A renewed interest in the work you do will bring
afresh outlook on how you makealiving.

Some wonderful things happen in your love life’
as your interests turn in anew direction. History
ismade.

Thoughts turn to ways of i increasing property
values. A home improvement project should get
offtoagood start.

Involvement in community activities keeps you
on the road. Friends heap praise on you for all -
your help.

Aspects look favorablefor launching anew
money maxing venture. Build up reserve funds:
before you skim the profits.

' The new moon puts a positive note to anything
you choose todo. Let your personality shine, .

Restrictive conditions keep you closetohomeand .
close to self. Share your anxieties with one who ,

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