PLAIN DEALER SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 1985- SOAP OPERA SUMMARIES CABLE Here are summaries of last week's soap opera plots: ALL MY CHILDREN New York, Tad rebuffed by Christine. Fearing Giles will be discovered, Erica takes him to Pine Valley where Mark balks at being his baby sitter. A distraught Nina steals Palmer's gun and heads for the jail unable to get permission to see Marian. Nina quietly vows to get revenge. Nina accepts Donna's invistation to be her matron of honor when Donna weds Bennie.
Nina decides that's the time she'll destroy anyone she feels responsible for Daisy having been wrongly sent to prison for Zack's murder. Alfred overhears news of Bob's remission. A continuously tempermental Bob warns Phoebe that he'll halt her visits to Hillary if she continues to interfere with their marriage. Eugene plants a stolen wallet on Jesse. Erica schemes to reconcile Ross and Ellen.
ANOTHER WORLD Donna told her hospital cutbacks may be reason for Marley's serious infection following bone marrow transplant. After learning of Marley's illness Nancy spots Victoria but is urged by Donna to tell no one about the girl. Deciding to move designer drugs from his house to an abandoned school yard, Larry realizes he is being stalked. To halt everyone from trying to play matchmaker, Cass and Kathleen feign reconciliation. Brittany finds Kevin in abandoned mine site and yells to him as Catlin looks on.
Catlin shocked by Brittany's ability to talk. Catlin revives an unconscious Kevin. On Catlin's advice Sally agrees to take Kevin to visit Alice in Washington. Unaware that he's carrying drugs, Carter makes his first out-of-town trip for Adrian. AS THE WORLD TURNS Barb holds off on accepting Brian's marriage proposal until, she can win Paul's approval.
Although attracted to Dr. Craig, Lila plans to give her romance with John one more try. Lucinda's plan to swamp Craig with work and keep him from going to Montega with Sierra doesn't work. In Montega, Sierra insists Craig take her to the home of her late father in order to find clues about her mother. Tom reluctantly agrees to manage Lisa's financial affairs.
Fumbling with answers to Scotland Yard investigator, Stuart agrees to return to London and answer further questions about his mother's death. Steve upset when Betsy seeks loan without his knowledge. Betsy just as angry when she discovers Steve took second mortgage on house. Tucker heads for Alaskan job. CAPITOL Spotting headline that says Thomas slugged Trey, Hal leaves hospital and refuses to return.
Julie overjoyed when Tyler comes home. Austin approaches Nino and Chita about adopting her baby. Sam primes Jordy to start business takeover. Jordy attacted to young wife of Sam's business friend Cyrus. DAYS OF OUR LIVES Anna's return prompts Tony to pop the question.
Ian considers out-oftown transfer but agrees to stay in Salem if Melissa will stop using sex to get men. Calliope and Eugene scheme to spend time away from his overbearing mother. Richard refuses to heed Marlena's plea that he take Jake into protective custody so that Jake is not murdered in prison. Savanna orders Patch to kill Bo and Theo. When the murder orders are rescinded, Patch, jealous of Bo, decides to carry out the plan on his own.
Marlena takes Alice's suggestion to be warmer to Richard. Shane dejected when a now. Kimberly tells him to get out of her life. Emma sees this is a cue to regain Shane's love. GENERAL HOSPITAL Stunned by Scorpio's admission that he and Anna were once married, Holly packs her bags and heads to London to visit with nanny.
Grant tells Monica he plans to woo Celia with money. Ginny's former defense lawyer, Brett Madison, agrees to represent Derrick in custody fight for Mike. Prescott slips phony message saying that Slater is dead into Sean's computer. Realizing the message is false, Scorpio thinks Sean is two-timing him again. When Prescott tells Slater they can't kill Tony until they find treasure, Slater slugs him.
As NBC Kevin Conroy plays Chase Kendall and Lisa Peluso is Wendy Wilkins on "Search for Tomorrow." Tony prepares to stand for first time since the shooting, Slater takes aim. Grant and Anna recognize each other from their DBX days. Josh goes on TV and claims he has the "jewels." GUIDING LIGHT Claire sobers up a drunken Ed. When a bungover Ed shows up, Maureen puts him on professional probation. Billy loses all the money he won the day before at poker table.
Warren and Preston attempt to keep Reva and Kyle apart. Sally baits Reva by saying that Reva's been in love with all the Lewis men. Philip asked to run for city council. Trish and Ross dating once again. Record promoter Suzette Saxon, impressed by Lujack's talent, thinks Lujack would be perfect for music video.
With Locke near death, Alex wants to marry him. While Lujack thinks Alex's desire to marry Locke is foolish, he believes Locke misses his career and that another stab at show business might cure Locke's problems. LOVING Jonathan, posing as Keith, starts plan to destroy Jim. Jonathan gives Jim art book that stirs Jim's memory of his time in Europe with Shana. Feeling it's the only way Harry will ever get out of jail, Steve breaks up with a broken-hearted Trish.
When Dane admits to Anne that he hates her since he has the one thing he's always wanted: the company Anne realizes that Cabot was right. Anne goes to Cabot and says she'll team with him to make sure Dane loses control of the company. The baby's continuous crying interrupts Ava's attempts to seduce Jack. Stacy tells Jack she can never be the woman who takes Ava's child from her, no matter how much she loves Jack. Lorna asks Linc to move in with her.
ONE LIFE TO LIVE Trapped in Victor's secret room, Dorian searches for papers which might disinherit her. Dorian cannot find papers. Jenny is talking to Vickie as Vickie turns into Nickie. At Jenny's urging, Vickie tells a supportive Clint about her periods of blackouts and her fear that she's faced with a double personality. Stood up by Nickie, Harry decides their relationship is over.
Herb warns Rob that Cassie's search for David in Berlin could prove fatal. Sensing Vickie's distress, Dorian genuinely wishes to help her. Bo agrees to back Woody's film venture when he learns his old flame Mimi is set to star. Interested in Clover, Brad woos her with promise of future as a model. RITUALS Mike still shaken by his experience while trying to save Mark.
Julia can no longer hide her feelings for Lucky. Carter seeks C.J.'s support in guber- natorial race. Christina plots to take C.J. away from Sarah. Cherry questions Dakota about her affair with Brady.
Las RYAN'S HOPE: Arrested for being in stolen Rolls Royce after D.J. ditched her, Ryan pleads innocent. D.J. shows up and begs Ryan not to give police his name for fear his father will beat him again. After Jack learns of D.J.'s past he decides Ryan can no longer see D.J.
Lee heads for San Francisco and her former boyfriend, Art. Desperate to get pregnant, Maggie seduces Tiger and later learns that he's had vasectomy. Roger offers to impregnate Maggie. Kate and Dave's musical a smash. Chantel tells Chessey they must get into New York safe deposit box within the month as the box contains something much more valuable than money.
SANTA BARBARA Realizing Lionel pretended to be amorous milkman when she was blind, Augusta keeps her vision return a secret. Renfro hires Jack to kill Kelly and Nick. Nick and Kelly abducted. As Nick escapes, a gunshot rings out. Eden and Cruz search for Kelly.
After telling Ben she slept with Warren, Maggie makes plans to put Ben in nursing home. Santana and Gina. continue battle for Brandon's custody. 1 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Kate upset when she spots Liza and Hogan kissing. Seeing Liza's birth control pills, Lloyd mistakenly thinks she's going to start using them because Liza has decided to become his lover.
After Liza tells T.R. she feels too young to be her mother, the girl feels even closer to Liza and accepts her as a "sister." Danny, T.R., Rider join the circus. Rider and share a kiss. Wendy plots to get Chase's show canceled. Wendy upset when Quinn asks Sarah to accompany them to movie.
At the end of the movie Quinn takes Wendy home first. YOUNG AND RESTLESS Ashley warns Tracy not to get involved with the married Tim. Tracy plans to return to school. Victor upset because Nikki spending too much time at Jabot. When Mr.
Webster cannot repay his loan in time, Anthony's henchmen force Webster to put his hand in a tank filled with piranhas. Tom embarrassed when Amy offers to teach him to read. Anthony tells Elana he doesn't trust Robert. Doctors tell John's family that he suffered a stroke which has left him paralyzed. Ashley and Jack come to verbal blows with Ashley claiming Jack wants John to die so that Jack can take over company.
LYNDA HIRSCH NEWS AMERICA SYNDICATE TODAY'S TV UPDATES A of the changes that have 6:30 p.m. 8p.m. been made in television programs 25, ADAM SMITH'S MONEY WORLD U.S. 8, MURDER, SHE WROTE While in New since the TV Week was printed, these companies in South Africa. Abe Hopten- Orleans appear on a TV talk show, Jesupdates are necessary each Sunday.
stein, consul general for South Africa; Rep. sica Investigates the murder of a jazz musiWilliam Gray, Chester Crocker, cian. Glynn Turman, and Clive Revill, 90.m. assistant secretary of state for African guests. Repeat.v affairs; Wayne Fredericks, executive direc8, SUNDAY MORNING How federal budget tor of International governmental affairs, 8:30 cuts will affect the Plains Indians pianist of Murray Mon- Ford Motor Jennifer Davies, executive tana; profile of classical director, American Committee on Africa, 61, PRIME TALK Women in sports.
Perahia; rebroadcasts of profiles of boxing guests. trainer Cus D'Amato injured and Marine during Capt. the Tim U.S. TV Movies Howard, who was invasion of Grenada. 7p.m.
8 p.m. ESPN, AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOT- 8, 60 MINUTES Morley Safer on concen- 5, 23, "Close Encounters of the Third BALL Hawthorn vs. North Melbourne. tration camp survivor performed in an Kind" 1977, Richard Dreyfuss, Francois 2:30 orchestra for Josef Mengele; Diane Sawyer Truffaut. An Indiana power company lineprofiles Adm.
Hyman G. Rickover; Harry man's growing obsession with a UFO sight5, 23, USFL FOOTBALL Birmingham Stal- Reasoner profiles Chicago ad executive ing leads him to Wyoming in search of lions at New Jersey Generals. Barbara Proctor. Repeat. answers.v 'Bachelor Party' trades on locker room humor By JEFF MILLAR UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE Tom Hanks is a serviceable Michael Murray surrogate in "Bachelor Party." He's a young man who is given a Rabelaisian bachelor party by his lifelong buddies.
Hanks is better than the material, but Clyde the orangutan could be better than this material. The young adult males in this film are depicted so stereotypically that it would bring out gender defensiveness in an entire professional football team. If you're the kind of guy who thinks it's great fun to sneak up behind some other guy in the locker. room, pull the waistband of his jockstrap out as far as it goes and then release it and thinks it's just as funny the 50th time as the first see this movie. Directed by Neal Israel and written by Israel and Pat Proft.
Grade it C. On HBO, MAX, TMC and SHO. 'HAMBONE AND HILLIE' In "Hambone and Hillie," a small dog is separated from his elderly widow owner (Lillian Gish) at a New York City airport. Hambone then makes his way across the country to Hillie's home in Los Angeles. The dog who is very appealing and nicely trained is the film's protagonist.
The actors Timothy Bottoms, O.J. Simpson, Candy Clark, Alan Hale among others appear only in brief cameo roles. The production values are reasonably high. The film makers deliver the comedy and dramatic elements adequately. The dialogue is stilted, Kids will enjoy it, provided smaller children are told that the adults are only pretending to abuse the dog in order to tell the story.
Grade it plus. On HBO and MAX. 'BEAT STREET' "Beat Street" is about breakdancing, and better than soon-to-be-oncable "Breakin'," for whatever that's worth. A multi-ethnic group of young South Bronx residents share a dream of achieving fame from the expres-. sion of their folk art.
One is a dancer, one is a rapper, one is a graffiti artist and one a hustler who will merchandise the others. If one releases the film makers of any responsibility to make the plot plausible, the movie is approachable as an ethnographic film about South Bronx folkways. Until the inevitable point 1 of satiation unless you're deeply into this milieu, expect to have drunk your fill before the film's over one gets a kick out of the dancing and learns a few things here and there. Among the featured performers are Guy Davis, as the and the very lovely Rae Dawn Chong, as a college music major whose intellectual interest in South Bronx folkways intensifies into romantic interest in Davis. Grade it B.
On MAX. 'TOP With "Top Secret!" the creators of "Airplane!" open another wing on their joke museum in which their free-associated, anachronistic humor is rooted very, very shallowrooted in the cliches of World War II resistance-fighter melodramas. This funny making methodology is highly surprise-dependent. With repetition, it becomes harder for the gagmakers to set up a gag without tipping it off. But the surprises are still plentiful, and the level of entertainment this new wing of the joke museum offers is still high.
"Top Secret!" delivers quality silliness in satisfactory quantities. With Val Kilmer, as an American pop star on a cultural tour of East Germany (anachronism, and Lucy Gutteridge as, well, the female lead. Written and directed by Jim Abrahams, David Zucker and Jerry Zucker, with the screenplay collaboration of Martyn Burke. Grade it plus. On SHO.
D1 V. 1:1 Can we watch it with the kids?" "Bachelor Steadily raunchy: nudity, toilet tongue. Nice, hard rating. "Beat Tough street talk; some not-that-bad violence. Rated a midrange PG.
"Hambone and Rated PG, seemingly because of the apparent cruelty to the dog. 3 "Top The milder cuss words and a few double-entendre jokes. Rated midrange PG. af RADIO SPECIALS TODAY 8 p.m., WERE Governor's THURSDAY broadcast. 7a.m., WDOK Your Community.
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