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Movies
The following movies are now
playing in the resort area:
• Mulholland Falls: Crime dra-
ma set in 1950s Los Angeles
about four LAPD police detec-
tives known as "the Hat Squad"
who may finally have met their
match when they link the murder
of a young woman to powerful
foreign nationals. Starring Nick
Nolte, Michael Madsen, Chazz
Palminteri and Chris Penn. Rated
R.
• The Truth About Cats and
Dogs: Romantic comedy about
two women - a beautiful model
and a brainy veterinarian - who
team up to win the affection of a
"perfect man" the vet met through
April 26 - May 2, 1996
her radio call-in show. Starring
Janeane Garofalo, Uma Thurman
and Ben Chaplin. Rated PG-13.
• The Quest: Martial arts epic
about a New York pickpocket
who eludes police by escaping to
China and his attempt to win a
golden dragon filled with riches
by gaining entry into a presti-
gious, invitation only fighting
competition. Starring Jean-Claude
Van Damme. Rated PG- 13.
• Sunset Park: Comedy in-
spired by the true story of Debbie
Macintosh, an inexperienced
white high school physical educa-
tion instructor, who successfully
coached an all black New York
high school basketball team. Star-
ring Rhea Perlman. Rated R.
• Mrs. Winterbourne: Roman-
tic comedy about a homeless
Art League
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the message that "writing is an ad-
venture and discovery" to high
school students and prison in-
mates. He graduated from George
Washington University, Washing-
ton, D.C. and was awarded the
Delaware State Arts Council
Emerging Artist Grant in Poetry
in 1981. His workshop will con-
centrate on getting started by us-
ing prompts and exercises to help
begin the writing process. The
goal is to write about things that
are important to the student and to
discover these things from memo-
ties, feelings and imagination. All
participants need are pen and pa-
per and an open mind. The cost is
$25 for members and $35 for
nom-members.
Sharon Stocldey, a well-known
jewelry artisan who also makes
her living from her craft and has
become a popular RAL teacher,
will offer a new course entitled
"Art Jewelry with Glass Beads
and Found Materials" from 10:30
a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Thursday and
Friday, May 9-10. Stockley, who
has a studio in Denton, Md., is a
B.F.A. graduate from the Mary-
land Institute of Art in Baltimore.
Her pieces, which appear in gal-
leries throughout Delmarva, are
known for both their beauty and
uniqueness and she often uses nat-
ural and lead-free and recycled
materials.
In this workshop, students will
design and create wearable art in
the form of neck pieces, barretted
pins or bracelets using materials
they bring such as glass, shells,
rocks, old jewelry and chains. Stu-
dents may bring any equipment
they have such as pliers, solder
irons and files, but the instructor
will also supply basic tools. The
cost of the workshop is $45 for
members and $55 for non-mem-
bers plus a material fee'of $25 that
should be paid to the instructor the
first day of class. Participants are
encouraged to bring a bag lunch.
Interested students should regis-
ter by calling the RAL office at
227-8408 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
Monday through Saturday. Space
is limited.
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woman who is mistaken for the fi-
ancre of a recently deceased ty-
coon. Starring Shirley MacLaine,
Ricki Lake and Brendan Fraser.
Rated PG- 13.
• A Thin Line Between Love
and Hate: Comedy thriller about
a nightclub party promoter who
finds that his latest romantic con-
quest is much harder to get rid of
than she was to get. Starring Mar-
tin Lawrence in his feature direc-
torial debut. Rated R.
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We also offer a eparate and very unique vegetarian menu
Dinner served Thursday - Sunday from 5:30 p.m.
Corner of Second Street & Wilmington Avenue
(Non-smoking available)
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware 19971 - Reservations 227-6494
Saturday
April 27th
"Blues Gems"
Wednesday
May 1st
"Nassau"
Yes!
The Rose & Crown
is serving breakfast
7 days a week from
7-10:30 a.m.
See you there!
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