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Gwynn. 1982. O tSI V Ham is tortured by the Aliens into turning against the Resistance. (R) (60 mm.) MMIIVMS Now 0 W O Banian (CC) Maninn AM uX^n L!t •wwn »» QiifwrDoa wnofi nil ' beautiful doctor wants to discus* •oaw Important business after hours, (ft) m in 93) CB O. Milwaukee CD Friday NifM Boxing ID Awritii Talks Bock with PUKES OF HAZZARP A bonk on the head turns Boss Hogg (SorreN Booke) into a pleasant, good-hearted man. on "The Dukes of Hazzard." which airs FMDAY. JULY S on CBS. • CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©« 01 Live Par AiMnh 9:15 PM t£J MOVK: -Philemon' A flute player offers to bring rain to a drought-stricken Australian town. John Jarratt, Emfl Minty, AHeen Britton. 1983, €D <23> U«M Mink €B (39 MOVK: Kwng hi' A Buddhist monk flees mainland China for the American West with the Imperialists in hot pur­ suit. Keith Carradine, Barry Sulli­ van, David Carradine. 1972. 8:30 PM O CD 6D (PG-Womor Bros.) Starring Sean Aatin. Josh BroHn, John Mstuszak. * * * By J.T. YURKO Pirates. Buried treasure. Maps to attics. Bar* robbers. Unexplored caves. EvM villains. Booby traps, ice cream. The Hardy Boys. A first kiss. Secret dues. Skeletons. A giant underground water slide. "The Goonies" is aM that and much more, in fact, almost everything a 12-year-old dreams about is in this movie. "The Goonies" (written by Chris Columbus, but based on a story by Steven Spielberg) is "Raiders of the Lost Ark" for the preteen set. is that so terrible? That depends on your perspective. "Goonies" is definitely kid stuff -- a comic-book melange of thrills and chills, with more than enough humor thrown in to insure that none of it is tak­ en seriously. Seriously, howev­ er. has nothing to do with corny, and several of the scenes in this film are so bla­ tantly corn ball that one wond­ ers how even an 8-year-old can watch some of it without cringing. Richard Donner directs, but there is little doubt that Spiel­ berg is the guiding lorce behind the project. Along with •the' aforementioned "Raiders" O Vw Can So • Star Q Second Oty TV < CD Not Rod Truck /Trader 81 @ Jinny t we--erf 845 PM IB MOVK: ••ducting RMo' (CC) 9:00 PM OS® Miami Vice Crodcett and Tubbs team up with the feds in their investigation of a dangerous Hlo- gal arms dealer. (R) (60 min.) O (D 0D Matt Houston (CC) A young boy is kidnapped by a man who once terrorised Matt as a child. (R) (60 min.) © 8) © Wisconsin CD Night Hight tr CD GDI © M*A*S*N CD Sewndstngo CD Good Sexl CD MOVIE: KMcudna' CD MOVIE: 'Top Secret' (CC) 10:30 PM G MOVIE: *Baga' A rancher seeks revenge against the army when his young son is accidentally killed by poi- VIDEO SCENE Tears for Fears and a studio full of extras By Barton Weiss 'Shoot* along Tears for Fears' latest video, "Shout," is one of two versions made when the single was released a while hack -- before "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" turned the group into a household connection. there are also ref­ erences to other Spielberg Mms, and the quick pacing is that d a Spielberg or Lucas. Even the ogre (played with gusto by pro footbdTs John Matuszak) looks like a cross between Yoda and the Se­ ptum Man Oonner tries to put .some new wrinkles on old twists in the film. Some work, some don't. The dory concerns a motley group d young boys and two girls, and Oonner employs' the method d over­ lapping dialogue that was used so. effectivdy by Howard Hawks in "His Girl Friday." But not all of the young performers have Rosalind Russell's and Cary Grant's elocution, so doz­ ens of lines are lost in the frenetic pacing. But that won't present much of a problem to the kids in the audience. The visuals will keep them occupied, and if they miss a line or two. they'll prob­ ably catch it the next time around. Or 'the next. Or the next. Or the next. Get the picture? Buy stock in Warner Brothers. The dip builds in intensi­ ty, going from long sweep­ ing pans of the band on mountain cliffs, to doee- ups of the instruments dur­ ing the instrumental break and a climax that includes a studio full of extras. By the end of the song, you may want to shout along yourself. Why not? Stylistically consistent? The Power Station's video version of the old T. Bex classic "Bang a Gong (Get It On)" is shot in the .same style as its first dip, "Some Like It Rot" The band's use of high-contrast shots in both videos could be praised for stylistic con­ sistency or condemned for unimaginative reliance on one gimmick, depending on your viewpoint. This clip happens to work for me, but it may nrt work for everyone. Letting go In Animation's second video, "Let Him Go," the song lyric, which is actual­ ly abmit letting your lover go, is used to make a wider statement -- and suggest that mr.thwU ~latgor,ot., the pressures of society. Stock symbols, like a running horse and a soar­ ing bird, are used to denote freedom, and a grinding wheel and men in business suits are used to- signify work and conformity. The clip ends with the band happily playing in a studio, which brings up an interesting question: Who are they to tell us that our work is dull and theirs is fun? Think about it They won't gay You can expect to see fewer videos from CBS record labels, including Epic, Columbia and, Portrait on local music video shows. ting for free, so many shows are pulling these dips in retaliation. Since many of these shows are tied in with radio stations, you may be hearing less from CBS recording artists as well. CBS artists include Cyndi Lauper, Michael Jackson, Culture Club, The Hooters, Bruce Springsteen, TU Tuesday and many others. CBS is merely trying to recover some of its expenses, but since many local video shows are just breaking even, they are hardly willing to pay for cjips, especially after MTV has had exclusive use of them for as long as three months. son gas. George C. Scott, Ri­ chard Bosehart, 'Martin Sheen. 1972. O CD Tonal* Update *ao«h the strange world of witches and mystics when he sets out to prove that a young girl didn't commit suicide simply because he re­ buffed her romantic odvances. Gene Barry. Susan St. James, William Shatner. •• 197b. O Now Country I Mart to Mart O MOVK: <1 Levo You, AHce B. Tektas' CD 0$) MOVK: The Boost with Plve ftatgiri' A hond with­ out a body commits murder. Robert Atda, Andrea King, Peter Lone. 1946. 69 MOVK: 'Seniors' €DQdncy boord o tvont'Cucopton vKpcvti from It dfioovtnd Go tww III# plague vinM, Sophia Loran, *•- «4taoaw4 Mjunc 4 lrfi /̂ iidlnnr utut u norm, avq vjmi wiw< 1977. 6D Playboy Video Mogo- (ine ffl Comedy Onssks fflOsi 1245 AM CD MOVK: The MOVKs To AM o Oood • Show da Alva 1:00 AM G Hay n Again 0D Kofok ® M*A*S*H €0 TV-2000 1045 PM 0 CD tost of Canon Tonight's guests ore David tettenoan, Roberta Hack and Teresa Gomel. (R) (40 min.) 09 Met of Nsetfe (CC) 11:00PM € Ml Tennis Update 69 Horry O @3 SCTV €9 Visions of *85 11:45 PM 0 CB Pro Taunts: Wimbledon 'IS CD Rack of the BO's: Human 4 INKS O ABC Rocks O © MOVIE:' Wintertime fun at a mountain re­ sort comes to a crashing halt when nature Intervenes. Rock Hudson, Mia Farrow. 1978. CD Spirit «f Excellence: 19B4 LA Olympic Games Equestrian and Wrestling CD A Whole Now You tig Bands at Disneyland QD Hawaii Fiva-O 133 MOVK: Ballot' Two dever pool hustlers decide to take their chances against a sleek matter hustler. James Coburn, Omar Sharif, Bruce Bokleitner. 1980. QD Ate News NighHino „ TdeWaves 'A-Team' and classical theater mix, Schultz finds By Constance Pace Every profession has its snobbism -- and Dwight Schultz, who plays "Howling Dog" Murdock on nBC's violent action/adventure series "The A Team," would seem to be fair target of scorn from his higher-minded classical-acting colleagues. "Not at all." Schultz insists. "My theater friends ore wonderful and supportive. II it's one thing that unites actors, it's that we aN share to or tS years of struggle. They couldn't be more happy for me." "I have thetast of both worlds doing TV and theater." says Schultz. who most recently starred in Ibsen's "Peer Gynt" at the WMiamstown (Massachusetts) Theatre. "The series has afforded me the opportunity to play Peer and to produce my own plays (in Los Angeles). I could never have dona that .before. Atsp, theater is so expensive that producers are very careful about who they cast, and they look for a IV draw. Six months after "The A-Team" started, whan lt looked like it was a hit. I got an offer to take over Edward Herrmann's lead role in the Broadway production of "Ptonty." That had a lot to do with my TV recognition." But Schultz. who is very different from the ebullient Murdock, admits that he.rarely is recognized. "ID go out to dinner with (co-star)/George Peppard. and everyone will recognize him, but pa one knows who I am. Most of the time it's a pleasure." Schultz is the national chairman of the American Juve­ nile Association, and on a recent appearance, "a child asked to see my 1.0. cards because he couldn't believe I was Murdock." As a skilled character actor, Schultz con­ siders the incident a backhanded compliment. Schultz, who is married to actress Wendy Fulton, grew up in Baltimore and graduated with a degree in theater from Towson State University there. He started his own theater ensemble company in Baltimore-and went on to perform with some of the most well-respected theater companies in the country. He received the "A-Team" offer while working in Off-Broadway shows. Although he says,. "The pilot script made me laugh out loud." he didn't think -the show'would be a hit until the pilot was shot in Mexico. "Mexican civilians just kept coming up to stare at (Mr.) T. It was phenomenal. I knew that was tt." (c)tM5 CompuMa f»fi« V4 t , CD Mystery! (CC) 'ReiNy. Ace of Spies: Oreadnoughts and Crosses.' ReHy has ulterior mo­ tives for developing a good rap­ port with Russia's Minister of Marine and the mAn's wife. (R) (60 min.) CD Oood Sexl Africa: A Continent In Crisis (S United Nations (Ma 12:30 AM O MOVIE. Tarat' Glenn Howard steps into 700 Oub © 1 Live For Art-Tosco © MOVK: The Beginning of the End* A small town is mys­ teriously wiped out by giant grasshoppers over 8 feet toH. Pe­ ter Craves, Peggy Castle. 1957 1:30 AM O Portar Wegener at Opryiand CD 3$ Anything for Money ©) Shock Bock 6D 700 Club © 3® News/Sign Off 1:45 AM ONOW. 2:00 AM O Oat Bkh with Real Estate . 0 6D O CD Night HigM CD America Talks Back with Cfnnlair l̂artal aranivy CD MOVK: iSBvof Boars' QD MOVK: 'Falling Satyricon' ©1 2:15AM C Ground O Anything for Monay 2:30 AM G O MOVK: Tho Big Shot' A three-time loser is drawn back to his old gang. Humphrey Bogart, Irene Manning, Stanley Ridges. 1942. CD Speltsoontir CD MOVK: Taxes' CD MOVK: Tho Lady in 03 MOVK. Mother* A fired salesgirl finds an abandoned baby. The store owner's eon is jockeyed In as WOQIf Niven, Charles Coburn. 1939 CD Maw Name Thai Tone (D ® Windy Oty Aflvo ® MOVK: In the Tow BMP' Seven people and a mons­ ter, the only ones left after a nu- deor holocaust, die one fay one, leaving a young couple as the last two people on earth. Pad Peterson, Charia Doorty. Neil Fletcher. 1965. 2:45 AM o Everyman 3K>0AM f (DraAOoHiis Opon from OokvUio CD Not Preportios with 3:15 AM O Today in 3:30 AM fi Treasure Hunt €0 in Search of- tP (58) Gary Oieenweld 3:45 AM O Meditations