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\day{Sunday}

\tenmovie{Treasure Island}{Jan 6}{7 and 10}
Mutiny, mystery, and thrills on the high seas abound when Jim Hawkins,
cabin boy, matches wits with Long John Silver in a search for gold.
Robert Louis Stevenson's spine-tingling novel comes to life on LSC's
great big beautiful screen.

\Movie{The Godfather}{Jan 13}{7 in 26-100, 9 in 10-250}
Francis Ford Coppola directs this 1972 Academy-award winning look at
the Mafia and crime bosses from Mario Puzo's prize-winning novel.
Marlon Brando stars in the role he made famous, as the head of one of
the largest crime families in the U.S\null{}.  Also starring Al
Pacino, James Caan, and Diane Keaton.

\Movie{The Godfather, Part II}{Jan 20}{7 in 26-100, 9 in 10-250}
Francis Ford Coppola and Mario Puzo team up again to create this
explosive sequel (prequel?)\ starring Al Pacino, Robert Duvall, and
Robert DeNiro.  Winner of six Academy Awards, including Best Picture
of 1974, this movie traces the life of the would-be Godfather (DeNiro)
from his arrival as an Italian immigrant, and then jumps forward to
look at Pacino as the new Godfather.

\day{Tuesday}
\tenmovie{``The Technology of Film''}{Jan 29}{8:00}
A special IAP seminar/lecture featuring Dr.~William Short, the man
whose colleagues fondly dub him ``The Wizard of Sight and Sound.''
Dr.~Short is currently employed by Bose, and he knows the LSC sound
system better than we do.  If you're itching to find out what went
wrong every time you had to yell ``LSC sucks!,'' this is your chance to
find out.  Admission is FREE.

\day{Wednesday}

\movie{All Of Me}{Jan 9}{7 and 9:30}
Lily Tomlin and Steve Martin star in this, undoubtably the best of all
the body-switching comedies, and perhaps the best example of Martin's
gift for physical comedy.  Tomlin is an eccentric who wants to buy a
new life by having her soul transported into the body of a young
woman.  Naturally, it ends up in Martin, who ends up in a battle of
the sexes -- with himself!

\movie{Once Around}{Jan 16}{8 only}
LSC brings this FREE sneak preview to MIT!  Holly Hunter and Richard
Dreyfuss star in this Boston-based comedy about a woman who falls in
love with a wealthy older man and the havoc that their relationship
wreaks on her family.  Directed by Lalle Hallstrom, director of {\it
My Life as a Dog}.

\movie{The Rocky Horror Picture Show}{Jan 23}{9 and 12}
Probably the most successful of all cult films, this off-the-wall and,
frankly, rather kinky musical satire about a young couple (Susan Sarandon and
Barry Bostwick) who stumble upon a castle inhabited by freaky
characters from the planet Transylvania is headed by Tim Curry.

\movie{The Lost Boys}{Jan 30}{7 and 9:30}
This film revolves around two brothers (Jason Patric and Corey Haim),
who move to a California beach community with their mom, and who fast
find themselves swept up with a pack of vampires which is terrorizing
the community.  Also starring Corey Feldman and Jami Gertz.

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\day{Friday}

\movie{Dirty Rotten Scoundrels}{Jan 11}{7 and 10}
Michael Caine is running a very efficient scam operation in a quiet
town on the Riviera, until Steve Martin shows up as a small-time con
artist trying to con his way across Europe.  When they find each other
on the same territory, they make a wager -- the first to extract
\$50,000 from a young woman stays, the loser leaves town.

\movie{Working Girl}{Jan 18}{7 and 10}
Wow!  Harrison Ford, Sigourney Weaver, Melanie Griffith, and Alec
Baldwin!  Griffith is all set to climb her way up the corporate
ladder, when her scheming boss (Weaver) breaks her leg skiing.  While
Weaver's gone, Griffith pulls herself out of the secretarial pool and
into the upper levels of the firm in which she works.

\movie{Bull Durham}{Jan 25}{7 and 10}
After twelve years in the minor leagues, Crash Davis (Kevin Costner)
finds himself relegated to teaching Calvin LaLoosh (Tim Robbins), a
rookie pitcher.  Susan Sarandon appoints herself LaLoosh's handler and
trainer, and together they whip the Durham Bulls into shape in this
funny, sexy story about America's favorite pastime.

\day{Saturday}

\movie{The Naked Gun}{Jan 12}{7 and 9:30}
Leslie Nielsen and Priscilla Presley star in this film from the people
who made {\it Airplane!} and {\it Top Secret!} and {\it Ruthless
People}, taking aim at cop and spy thrillers in this hilarious and
merciless spoof inspired by their TV series {\it Police Squad!}.
Directed by David Zucker.

\movie{Cartoon Festival}{Jan 19}{7 and 10}
LSC compiles some of the best and funniest animation ever created in
its annual IAP Cartoon Festival.  A riotous evening filled with
``idiots, explosives, and falling anvils.''  More details to come.

\movie{Science Fiction Marathon XIII}{Jan 26}{Starting at 6:00}
The Annual Science Fiction Marathon from LSC is another LSC event
without parallel.  Bring a pillow, and watch movies until after the
sun comes up.  Between films, eat up some of our refreshments -- in
the past we've had hot dogs, pizza, Chinese food and other delights!
Keep an eye out for posters announcing specific films.

\day{Reg Day}

\movie{Darkman}{Jan 31}{7 and 10}
The Registration Day Movie this term is {\it Darkman}, about a
research scientist who develops a formula for synthetic skin.  When
the lab he works in is blown up by a mob of gangsters, he miraculously
survives and uses his research to make himself look like anyone he
wishes in order to get revenge.  Described as a cross between {\it The
Phantom of the Opera\/} and a {\it Twilight Zone\/} episode, this
movie is sure to be a thriller for all patrons.

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