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I l"BRI½\RY Il, 11)81, I .\ITBY l:IAil PREiSS New mystery moviies will hold audience spellbound A glamorous television reporter becomes roman- tically involved with a young man who may have wit- nessed a murder in "Eyewitness," a spelîbin- ding mystery which will be opening soon in this area. Willaim Hurt, Sigourney - Weaver, Christopher Plummer and James Woods star in the 2th Century- Fox release, produced and directed by Peter Yates and written by Steve Tesich. Yates and Tesich, who previously collaborated on the Academy Award- winning "Breaking Away," create an intricate, in- triguing thriller of oddly mismatched characters thrown together by perilous circumstances, of romance that hovers on the edge of danger. William Hurt, introduced in "Altered States," plays Daryll Deever, an unassuming janitor who has only two extravagances: his motorcycle, and a video recorder which he uses to tape the late news featuring Tony Sokolow, a star repor- ter who mesmerizes Daryli with her beauty and sophistication. Sigourney Weaver, who made her screen debut as the sole survivor of the space crew .in "Alien," is Tony, the woman of Daryll's fantasies who unexpectedly enters his reality when she is assigned to investigate a murder in the building where Daryli works the lonely night shift. To prolong his contact with the alluring Tony, Daryll dlaims to have knowledge about the mur- derer. His misleading but provocative statement leads to a love affair that places both of their lives in jeopar- dy. Christopher Plummer is Tony's finance, a suave foreigni diplomat victimized by bis beliefs, and James Woods is Daryll's quirky friend who has a knack for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Also prominefitly featured are Pamela Reed, Irene Worth, Albert Paulsen, Steven Hill, Kenneth MeMillan and Alice Drummond. Local talent featured ini upcoming art month *CINEMASHOWC4SE Stcrrng-L DOVLLY PARTOf LILY TOMLIN JANE FONDA Weekdays -7.05, 9.00 SPHINX (Aduit) Weekdays - 7:00, 9:10 Sat. & Sun. 2:15. 4:30, 6:45,9:00 AoUlA i t :4N1 -11 e fz, The Eyewitness William Hurt (right), a janitor who may have witnessed a murder and Sigourney Weaver, a television newscaster become invovled in a romance that hovers 'on the edge of danger in a spellbounding mystery entitled "Eyewitness". The film was put together by director Peter Yates and writer Steve Tesich, the team responsible for "Breaking Away." CARQUSEL INN For those Special Occasions: *Wedding Receptions *Banquets *Any large function 21 CARQU SEL INN z, WsKIY YTHICKSOW RD OSPAWA -SCLICK723-5271 O>SblAWACAROUSiLIl i?, CHFHYSALADS* OINING LOUN4GE 1 - AUTFIORIZED S SUBARU SUBARU DEALER c&c MOTORS Durhams oldest and largest volume Subaru dealer 160 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH, OSHAWA 728-0181 rIn conjunction with the Oshawa & District Council for the Arts "Youth in the I arts month", Janet Coates, president of O.D.C.A., AND HOST 0F THE TWO Cable I 10 programes "To Oshawa * with love" and "The * Imaginal Tree", will have a Snumber of young people from the Whitby area on during the month. IOn "To Oshawa With Love" on Tuesday, February 17 at 7:30 p.m. and Wednesday, February 18, at 5:00 p.m., the Durham Region Drama Festival will be featured. Co-ordiantors Dwight Esier and John Bolton will discuss the festival to be held at Henry Street-High School, March 4- 7. Judy White and Karen "AngjeIs on McLeod, students at Henry High will talk about their ac- ting careers and their roles in the upcoming Henry High production of a recent Ten- nessee William's play. Dan Lehman, of Ashburn, is featured on, "The Imaginal Tree" on Thur- sday, February 12, at 8 p.m. Dan will talk about the two- year around-the-world working tour he has just finished and will display some of the fine Indonesian batiks he has collected. These works will be displayed at the Visual Arts Centre, Newcastle (another O.D.C.A. member> on February 13, 1981 through February 19. For further in- formation on the exhibition, contact Mrs. Elfriede Haun- sberger 623-5831 the Line"i CIIARLIE'S ANGELS star Tanya Roberts rcminds Global viewers that "Charlie's Angels is now seen Fridays, 8:00 - 9:00 p.m., on the Global Television Network. After an attractive woman is murdered, Charlie's Angels are called in to investigate in "An gels on the Line," an action- packed episode of "Char- ie's Angels", m) be tele- cast, Friday, February 13, 9:00-10:00 p.rn., on the Global Television Network. When the girl is killed following a visit to the Hot Lirne Club, a singles club with a phone at each table, Kelly (Jaclyn Smith) volun- teers lu be the hait t0 trap the killer. Guest stars appearing Mi this episode include Tisha Sterling, Clare Peck, Diane McBain, and Paul Cavonis. JVitby Free Press.. ENTERTAINMENT .,,.With Barry IVurkar HELDOVER ALTERED STATES HELDOVER Weekdays - 7:00,9:10 Sat. & Sun. 2:15,4:40,6:45,9:00 Weekdays - 7:00, 9:15 Sat. & Sun. - 2:00, 4:15, 6:45, 9:00 PAGE 210, 1 1 1 i