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Page 14 — Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday/ October 6, 1993 Entertainment Undercover Blues hits just the right note By Lawson Oates and Dawn Wood Undercover Blues, direct- ed by Herbert Ross, is a lighthearted look at the fami- ly life of two CIA agents on - an extended maternity leave in New Orleans. Unable to escape their “James Bond” style of life, Mr. and Mrs. Blue (Undercover “Blues”, get it?) battle street punks bras: international espionage with a sophomoric atti- tude that would have been well-suited for the Mad . ovie Hatter’s Tea Party. The Blues are played by screen veterans Kathleen Turner and Dennis Quaid. They both carry out their roles with panache and act- ing conviction. Luckily, this saves the movie from becoming just recurring series of slapstick encounters with the bad guys. Quaid’s athletic pecs and delts are given liberal screen time, eview while Tumer remains amply clothed throughout. Must be something about the demo- graphics of who is seeing movies these days. Speaking of the bad guys, the unfortunate street punk who decides to tangle with Mr. Blue_and_his_baby stroller is played by Stanley Tucci, in the role of Muerti. Muerti keeps popping up throughout the movie seek- ing Tevenge for the thrashing The = Aew= Georgetown Ravine Dining Lounge invites you to sample our al new menu... Bill & Sue are pleased to say welcome back to a dining lounge — the pool table is gone! Tues. — Fri. _— pan. Sat. & Sun. 8:30 a.m. he receives from Mr. Blue. ted in showing and 4 p.m. 873-8090 1D SON ¢ MR. NANNY} bs DEMOLITION MAN 2 Eggs Toast Bacon, Ham or Sausage Home Fries Roast Turkey served with stuffing, soup or salad, potato and vegetable ‘9.95 However, it is to no avail and he just keeps losing another tooth at every failed encounter. Fans of the television sit- com, Roseanne, will recog- nize actor Tom Amold, who is befriended by the Blues following a meeting at a party. Director Herbert Ross is actually able_to keep a lid on Amold’s volcanic style of acting and to an even deliv- ery of his lines. If you are looking for some safe family entertain- ment with more than a few good laughs, then the Blues, undercover style, is for you. PS. Undercover Blues takes advantage of its New Orleans setting by incorpo- tating into the story line a number of jazz marching b ands and street entertainers or “buskers” as they are own. The addition of these local musicians adds a very real touch to the movie anda Georgetown Globe yearning for more unadulter- Productions fall production of BOWNTOWN +A+Re+KeE+T 36 Main Street South By Marg Bradley It’s time to rush out and get the hottest ticket in town. Globe tickets on sale “Me and My Girl” tickets went on sale last Friday. This should be-one of Globe’s best ever produc- tions, due in part to the excel- lent direction. Of note is choreographer David W. Smith. David was, born in England ‘but moved to Toronto in 1980. A graduate of the University of Windsor, he completed the four year Bachelor of Fine Arts Musical ae program. His is (FORMER MUNICIPAL BULOWa) * MILL STREET BASKETS - GIFT BASKETS * SABA HAND CREATIONS - STUFFED ANIMALS * PURE FINESSE - DECORATIVE PLASTER * RENAISSANCE WOMAN - LADIES WEAR * HOLLY HOCKS - FRESH FLOWERS * THE ART OF FLOWERS - D: * KIMBERLY’S KIDS. * OUR COUNTRY KITCHEN - BAKED GOODS * BEAUTICONTROL - SKIN CARE PRODUCTS * JAMIE'S SELECT - GOURMET GIFTS Thank you for supporting your local artisans Vendors Welcome ~ Call Nathalie 873-9543 experien joclaes work at Hamilton One of his favorite roles was when he aj as Bill Snibson-in the Windsor Light! Opera’s production -of “Me— and/My Girl” in ‘92. Tickets can be Royal LePage Real Estate, 170 ‘Guelph Street, Georgetown. The show runs Nov. 18 to Dec. 4. Get your tickets early this popular musical is sure to be a sell-out. PLACE RESTAURANT “MING'S FAMOUS CHINESE FOOD FAST TAKE OUT SPECIALS with Prime Rib of Beef Yorkshire Pudding $10.95 Open 7 days a week ; 154 GUELPH ST. GEORGETOWN #4 tic. (next to IGA) “Serving Halton Hills for over 30 years” under LLB.O. DINING ROOM 0% OFF PICK UP ORDERS 0% OFF 118 Guelph St. Georgetown next to KFC (Monday to Friday) Limited Time Offer i Special Businessmen's Lunch 2’: nine oo 873-9688 ta re Te ‘Spm