# Herald & lantern 12 December '84

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SALEM'S LOT (Warners) "NR" Movies that have been adapted from Stephen King novels have met .with mixed results. The modern master of the macabre has suffered at the box officebecause of bad directors, silly screenplays, or, in some cases when the film actually worked, rotten luck Artistically, one of his greatest successes has to be the made-for-television feature Salem's Lot Unlike most television productions that would insult the in-' leliigence of a fiye-year-old, this modern day vampire tale is genuinely scary IT HAS a tight script and firm direction that allows the story to unfold naturally The acting is consistently strong with solid performances from David Soul and James Mason. The only drawback to Salem's Lot is having the vampire look exactly like the legendary vampire Nosferatu. Still, Salem's Lot is a highly entertaining film that works well on video tape MAN WHO FELL TO earth (RCA/COLUMBIA) "R" Rock singer David Bowie made his film debut in this very complex science fiction story Bowie portrays an Alien who comes to Earth to try to find a^ay to

get water to his planet, which is rapidly running out of water .« Bowie, through inventions, quickly makes a fortune to help bring his dreams pi saving his planet to reality. Unfortunately, he's soon attracted to the more decadent aspects of our society and that, coupl-- _ ed with government interference, results in his empire and hopes crashing down around him The Man Who Fell To ' Earth demands close attention, but the effort is well • worth it, as it's a fine movie. Bowie is excellent in the lead role, as are his supporting cast of Rip Torn x and Buck Henrv. SCIENCE FICTION buffs might want to pick up the book Omru's Screen I Flights. Screen Fantasies ( Doubleday /Dolptyn ) This i is a fun to read, informative collection of essays > by some of the top minds in » science fictin. : Filmmakers/authors/dii rectors/critics/script ') writers/etc tackle various subjects that give a well ) rounded and sharp critical f slant to films that deal with our unknown future. Worth p the price alone are the 5 photographs, many of which have never been s published before. This o would make an excellent o Christmas gift

Avalon Events For Winter AVALON - The borough Recreation Department has announced the following upcoming winter events: , Jan. 8, Avalon Senior Citizen luncheon; Jan. 12 . and 13. Children's Winter ^Olympics: Jan. 25, movie night; Jan. 26. Lion's Club; Feb. 16, Sweetheart Ball; Feb. 16. soccer sign ups; Feb. 22. movie night lease purchase sail In Btd m VCT'l » ™ v cwewiwepim*" W „ M «! n "HoMay Specials" U, M* VW turn art taS m ■ S~*T «!». Hp Mil Gntf tor Km. hrtMnrn UfclaMU SPECIAL PRICED VCR s TV" i, rate* « VKS tmtn Film takr'i tu xi rat. wiiwn. part'** < *t* Gr**t «»« t*r membership S39.95 Plus 10 FREE Rentals. DON'T FORGET! IS, in nna «M nn> »> I" turn mamtwrrSHp will racafrc a •SURHBSE" gift FREE! 8500 NJ. AVE. WUDW000 CREST 522-3027

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AVALON — Recreation Director Dave Haberle has announced that reservations are being taken for the annual Holly Ball. Reservations are for residents only to insure team of seating when they arrive. | The doors will be open at "/•"fTS) p.m and then it will be j seating on a first come first ( served basis for those v without reservations. J The ball will be held Dec I 15 at the Community Hall J from 9 p.m. to midnight ■ featuring music by the I Russ Patrick Orchestra J SATURDAY. Dec 22 at 1

'p.m. Santa will be the | honored guest at the annual Christmas Party for youngsters, preschool age through 4th grades This is also planned for Community Hall Santa will listen to requests and present gifts to each youngster there will be games, entertainment and refreshments for all. | There will also be a time for making tree ornaments to decorate the Christmas tree. This will help give parents a break during this hectic holiday time so it is hoped they will encourage the youngsters.

3 Calendar I (From Page 37) ■ 465-7087), Tues. 10-2; Wed. 3-6; Thurs. 10-2; Sal. 11-4. ■ Leave donations at the Social Hall. n Parents Without Partners Chapter #181, open fund ■ raiser every second Fri . , new members orientation 8 p.m. H before 9 p.m. dance every Friday, (info 390-1255). at U Adams Apple, Black Horse Pike, Pleasantville. ■ Support group for families and friends of the mentally H ill. sponsored by Mental Health Services of Cape May ■ County. Inc. (info 465-4100), 1st and 3rd Tues. eves, of H every month, 7:30 p.m. at Cape May County Park com U mission office bldg., entrance to park on Rt. 9 at Crest ■ Haven Rd. Q Al-Anon meetings Cape May County, Sunday 10 a.m. M Burdette Tom lii\ Hospital, downstairs, conference room ■ Court House; Wildwood Recreation Center. 243 E. Rio Q Grande Ave., Wildwood. 8:30 p.m. Sunday: Monday, 7:30 ■ p.m. Coast Guard Base auditorium, Cape May; Tuesday n 8.30 p.m. St. John's Lutheran Church 10th and Central, !■ 3rd Fl.. rear building, Ocean City; Wednesday 6 p.m. ■ Social Services Building, Rts. 9 & 47, (entrance on Rt. 9), □ Rio Grande, also 8:30 p.m. at 875 Towerview Rd., Erma ; ■ Thurs. 8:30 p.m., Our Lady of Good Counsel auditorium; Q Ocean City , Friday 8:30 p.m. Maris Stella- Catholic M Church, auditorium. 49th and Ocean Drive (upstairs), .■ Avalon Information 428-0083. ■O Overeaters Anonymous, (info 967-7588), meet Mondays H 7:20 p.m. Borough Hall 3100 Dune Drive, Avalon. M Cape May County Museum and <ienealogioal Library. M museum — Tues. thru Sat. 10 a.m. -4 p.m., final tour 3 p.m. ■ daily, thru Dec. 29; Genealogical Library open throughout Q winter: Tues , Wed., Fri. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturdays ty apP pointment only.

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