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Enter The Dragon ( Warne- ■ Brothers) "R" Several of I the late Bruce Lee's films I will appeal only to his loya ! | cult following, but mof should find this one enter taining. Here. Lee possessed the same, raw charisma of Sean Connery's James Bond or Cline Eastwood's Dirty Harry. The key to a successful Bruce Lee film wasn't always his fighting, but. instead. the humanistic qualities he brought to a picture. Simply by observing his expressive eyes or childlike grin, we could always tell if he felt grief or one of his victims or sadistic pleasure. Still, the most exciting moments come when Bruce Lee is in full action. It's unlikely anyone could be more graceful than Lee and this is never more clear than when he's in combat. Watching him fight is a thrilling experience. Unlike the typical Saturday afternoon Kung Fu films. Enter The Dragon is not just a collection of scenes of people beating each other up — the story is tight, dealing with international intrique. and the cast (including John Saxon and Jim Kelly) is consistently supportive. Still, it's sad watching Enter The Dragon, because it only enforces the argument that Bruce Lee's magical screen presence only tapped its potential. Oh. Alfie (Monterey) "R" This film has recently caused a bit of a stir because it features Dynasty star Joan Collins in a

steam>\little love scene, but. Oh. Aifie^§hgyld stand on its own as a sexy, yet tastefully done, comedy Its story concerns a -- young truck driver. Alfie (superbly played by former Animals' organist Alan Price), who can't keep away from women. He's constantly picking them up. He shows them little respect, as his attraction to the opposite sex purely physical. Then, along comes a beautiful, career minded

^vwmanj Abby (Jill Townslnd ) who instantly knocks otfer Alfie Problem is, /he's not interested in a -"quick fling Alfie, despite his efforts to fight it. falls in love with Abby and tries to win her over His frustrations and her problems accepting Alfie's feelings are lowkey, subtle British humor at its finest You won't find yourself rolling around with laughter, but it's hard not to smile throughout this

Npjcture. Oh. Alfie is a [perfect lesson that this type | of film doesn't have to be I full of crude jokes to work. v y\ Space Hunter: AdvenWis In The Forbidden Zone (RCA) "PG" I guess thfejjfc^imed more for little kipObut it's. so slow mov- ^ int^ven they will probably m bored. I honestly fell asleep before it ended, bqfr I can teil you it has mediocre special effects^ wooden acting from both Peter Strauss and Molly Ringwald, and a weak screenplay. The story concerns a bounty hunter who is trying to save three space maidens. I don't know if he f gets them or not and frank - 1 Iv I djp't care. Patrick (Vestron) "R" Here's a fun science fiction/horror film that deals with a guy. Patrick, who is in a coma but possesses psychokinetic powers. He just lies in his hospital bed and creates havoc around him. Though asleep, he does fall in love with his cute nurse (Susan Penhaligon) and makes her life rather unpleasant Not bad.

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THE WILDWOODS - Besides sun, sand and surf. The Wildwoods offer their 18th Annual Beach l5rive Art Show, which will be hold in North Wildwood on the boardwalk. 7th and Kennedy Drive. July 28. Local art lovers and the

City of North Wildwood sponsor the show, which begins at 9 a.m. and attracts hundreds of artists and art lovers from the Eastern seaboard Artists will complete in the categories of photography, oils, watercolor. nfixed media graphic/s and sculpture V Judging will be in divisions of pTLoiiia-iional. amateur and children iup to 14 years of age). Professional judges will award cash prizes to first and se* cond place winners of the professional and amateur divisions. RIBBONS WILL also be awarded in these areas and the children's division Special awards will be given for the best of show and for the piece of artwork which the City of North Wildwood purchases Art viewers can wander through the boardwalk exhibit seeing anything from modern art to traditional scenes of the Wildwood s beaches which have long inspired many an artist Entrants in the show come from throughout the East Coast area, by the hundreds The event grows in popularity every year and is a highlight of the

Wildwoods" summer season. For information, write The Wildwoods. Dept 99. Box 609. Wildwood, N.J. 08260.

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StartingFri ..June 22 ROBERT PfDfORD "THE NATURAL" (PG) • o> sldmng Roben Ouvaii Evenings 6 25 and 8 45 PM pagan >W<' D'"« CopaMoy Last limes Thurs., June 21 "UNFAITHFULLY YOURS" (PG) Evenings 7 00 and 9 00 PM Fri , Sal June 22 23 rnp ' per Good Movie1 "THE BIG CHILL" (R) Slarr.ng ' Berenqpr Please Note New Show Times E venings 7 jQ and 9 30 PM Starting Sunday, June 24 "SIXTEEN CANDLES" (PG) E venings 7 30 and 9 30 PM ' Wed , Thurs June 27 28 "FOOTLOOSE" (PG) Evenings 7 30 and 9 30 PM 1 1 iMjVi ■ 'Li Last times Wed . June 20 "Educating Rita" (PG) Evenings 7 00 and 9 00 PM Starting Thurs , June 21 "ROMANCING THE STONE" (PG) Evenings 7 00 and 9 00 PM Sun.. Mon. June 24 25 Kevn Bacon "FOOTLOOSE" (PG) Evenings 7 00 and 9 00 PM Tues., Wed June 2627 Mel Brooks ' Anne BancroH "TO BE OR NOT TO BE" (PG) Evennqs 7 00 and 9 00 PM Starting Thurs., June 28 FIVE ACADEMY AWARDS including BEST PICTURE "TERMS OF ENDEARMENT" IPG) Evenings 6 45 and 9:00 PM ESClXaxEH Last times Thurs,, June 21 "SIXTEEN CANDLES" (PG) Evenings 7 00 and 9 00 PM Starting Fri., June 22 WALT DISNEY S "PETE'S DRAGON" (G) Evenings 7 00 and 9 00 PM Starting Fri., June 29 ROBERT REDFORD "THE NATURAL" (P6) co- starring Robert Duval Evenings 6.35 and 9:00 PM