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The following movies will play
at the Movies at Midway, Friday,
Jan. 19 through Thursday, Jan.
25:
• The Gift: Cate Blanchett,
Giovanni Ribisi, Greg Kinnear,
Hilary Swank, Katie Holmes and
Keanu Reeves head the cast of
The Gift, a dramatic thriller about
a widowed psychic (Blanchett)
who offers readings to the local
townies in order to make money
for her family. She begins to
have disturbing visions about the
darker side of her neighbors,
though, including a murderous vi-
sion. Rated PG- 13.
• Snatch: Diamond dealers,
boxers, gypsies, car thieves, and
dog fights are all a part of Lon-
don's tough East End, the back-
drop for this highly anticipated
comedy starring Brad Pitt, Dennis
Farina, Jason Statham, Jason Fle-
myng and Benicio del Tore. Rat-
ed PG-13.
• The Pledge: On the day of
his retirement from the local po-
lice force, a small town homicide
detective (Jack Nicholson) makes
a pledge to the family of a slain
eight-year-old girl to pursue and
capture her killer• Also stars
Michael O'Keefe, Robin Wright
Penn, Benicio del Tore and Sam
Shepard. Rated R.
• All the Pretty Horses: Di-
rected by Billy Bob Thorton, All
the Pretty Horses features Matt
Damon and Henry Thomas as two
young men who celebrate the end
of World War II by riding into the
wild west in search of adventure.
After crossing the Mexican bor-
der the two become smitten by
the daughter of a wealthy ranch
owner, Penelope Cruz. Trouble
ensues• Rated PG- 13.
• Cast Away: A FedEx trou-
bleshooter whose plane crashes in
the South Pacific, Tom Hanks is
stranded on a remote island for
four years. While he is assumed
dead by relatives, co-workers and
his fianc6e, Hanks manages to
brave his surroundings through a
show of strength of mind and en-
durance of spirit• Rated PG- 13.
• Antitrust: Delaware native
and fast rising golden boy Ryan
Phillipe stars opposite Tim Rob-
bins in this computer age sus-
pense story• Phillipe, a computer
genius, is flattered to be recruited
by a multi billion dollar company
until their success tactics are re-
vealed to be unethical and dan-
gerous• Rated PG- 13.
• Family Man: Wall Street-
smart bachelor Nicholas Cage is
taken for a wild turn when he
wakes up one morning to find he
is married with children. Also
stars Tea Leoni. Rated PG-13.
• Miss Congeniality: A dowdy
FBI agent (played by Sandra Bul-
lock) is sent undercover as a
beauty queen to make a bust.
Rated PG- ! 3.
• Dracula 2000: A modern
day adaptation of the classic
Dracula tale. A vampire hunter
leaves his home of London to
travel to New Orleans. Stars
Johnny Miller, Justine Waddeli,
Gerald Butler and Jennifer Espos-
ito. Rated R.
• What Women Want: A
sweet romantic comedy with an
all-star cast, What Women Want
is the story of a man (Mel Gibson)
who survives a serious accident
that leaves him with the ability to
read women's minds. Helen Hunt
plays Gibson's boss, who evolves
into Gibson's love interest• Rated
PG-13.
• Finding Forrester Sean
Connery portrays an eccentric,
reclusive author content to inhab-
it a solitary world until he meets a
brash African American scholar-
ship student from an all white
prep school• Newcomer Robert
Brown stars as a youth who has
found success as a basketball
player but aspires to a career in
writing• E Murray Abraham also
stars. Rated PG- 13
• 13 Days: This historic drama
and political thriller recounts the
JFK administration handling of
the Cuban Missile Crisis. Kevin
Costner, Bruce Greenwood and
Steven Culp carry out the drama
of the ultimate Cold War battle
that tettered on becoming World
War III. Critical review averages
an unequivocal A. Rated PG- 13.
• Vertical Limit: Chris O'-
Donnell stars as a young climber
tapped to climb K-2, the world's
second highest peak, to rescue his
sister and her team. Rated PG- 13.
• Save the Last Dance In the
aftermath of her mother's death,
small town girl Julia Stiles awak-
ens to dance and romance in
Chicago, amid racial hurdles and
high school drama• The film also
stars Wilmington native Sean
Patrick Thomas, who portrays
Stiles' love interest. Rated PG.
Rehoboth Art League to offer ceramic classes
Ceramic artist Patrick Caughy will teach Hot Pots, from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m., Saturday, Feb. 17, and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, March 3
at the Rehoboth Art League• Basic handforming techniques will be
matched with basic Raku firing skills• The class will also focus on the
loosening of imagination and experimentation• All levels of handbuild-
ing and wheel throwing are welcome. Tuition is $90 for art league
members and $100 for nonmembers• A materials fee of $20 should be
made payable to the Rehoboth Art League• For more information or to
register for this or other Rehoboth Art League offerings, call 227-8408•
RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED
945-4070
CALL FOR BANQUET INFORMATION
CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, Jan. 19 - Jan. 25, 2001 - 65
Rehoboth Art League
Theatre Group
five tickets available for each
remaining Wednesday performance
at the Hotel DuPont Playhouse. Three
seats are in the center orchestra at
per seat/performance and two
in the orchestra near the side at
$39.60 per seat/performance. Dates are
1/24, 2/28, 3121 and 5/2.
fare from Rehoboth to Wilmington
and return is included.
For information call Greg McDermott
at 227-6530
or leave a message.
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