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A 8________ H ie CI ac I camas P rìnt WEdNEscky, M ay 29, 2002 Portland is alive with The Sound of Music’ ELISABETH MEYER when the Nazis march into Salzburg, and march along with the children when they appear for Do you sing in the shower? inspection by Captain Von Trapp, Do you sing along with the and mimic* the actions of other radio? Do you sing and pirou minor characters. In case that didn’t exceed all ette in the aisles of the grocery your expectations of coolness, store? If you answered yes to any of the theater also hands out bags of the above questions, you may goodies. Inside are invitations to already be qualified to thor the Captain’s Ball, curtain-style oughly enjoy Cinema 21’s latest fabric, edelweiss and firecrackers offering: “Sing-Along ‘Sound for waving/deploying during the appropriate songs. of Music.'”’ Be sure to come in ahead of The 1965 film, which won five Academy Awards back in the time, since important things hap day, hasn’t been touched up or pen before the show. Besides had scenes added—yes, I’m schooling the audience in how to talking to you, you disappointed participate, hostesses emcee sev “ET” fans. The only change is eral contests. Viewers are the addition of subtitles during encouraged to dress up, and the the song sequences so that crowd’s costume picks receive everyone can join in the quasi- Sound of Music themed prizes. Other prizes go to winners of a operatic goodness. The hostess invites you to not random drawing. A note about the actual singing: only sing along, but also to hiss at the Baroness, boo the Nazis don’t worry. No one’s going to and more. The audience greets look at you like you’re crazy, Rolf, the boy-next-door Nazi,- because they’re obviously in the with barking noises, and hails same boat. The audience is com the Captain with “Hello, prised of fun-loving people, and sailor?' They drum their feet they don’t really care if you don’t Staff Writer. Cancer (June 21- July 22): You will have splendid ideas for fundraiser events. You are in the mood to spend money this week. Your lucky food: Spaghetti. Aries (March 21- April 19): Take care of chores that have been hanging over your head. Fitness or weight loss programs will help your self-esteem. . Your lucky food: Lettuce. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): It’s time to clean up the mess in your house. A family member will ask you for help this week. Your lucky food: Soup. Taurus (April 20-May 20): Put your thoughts on paper. You will have an interesting dream one of these nights. Your Your lucky food: Rice with soy sauce. Internet Photo The audience was just as alive in song as Julie Andrews was in the recent showing of “The Sound of Music,” at Cinema 21 In Portland. know how the songs go or can’t hit all the notes the Reverend Mother sings. Still, a word to the wise: these people are hard-core in other ways. I suspect many of my fel low watchers knew the movie backward and forward. I almost wished the entire movie had subtitles, since the viewers sometimes couldn’t contain their smart remarks. I couldn’t tell what Maria said when the Captain asked her why she came back, because some jerk in the front row yelled, “It was the schnitzel!” Mostly, though, the audience .was respectful and did n’t make as many distracting and/or off-coor comments as I expected, possibly because I saw a matinee showing with a lot of kids. Personally, it’s beyond my grasp that someone wouldn’t be excited about this. Whether you’ve seen this classic musical once or one hundred times, or even if you’ve never heard of it, you’ll love the excuse to bellow out “Climb Every Mountain.” It’s like singing in the shower, just in the dark, in costume, with prizes and a couple hun dred other people. you don’t pay attention. Your Your lucky food: Apple. wetter gets nice. Make sure to drink plenty of water. Your lucky food: Tofu salad. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You have to believe in yourself and your talents. Take the initia tive and go after your goal. Your lucky food: BBQ bread. Scorpio (Oct 23-Nov. 21): Be polite even if you are in a bad mood. Someone is trying to get you attention. Your lucky food: Mustard. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Allergies will appear as the Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan 19): Don’t lend money or other types of belongings. It might get you into trouble. You will stay in a safer place. Embrace yourself. You may be your only friend. Your lucky food: Noodles. To reach Elisabeth Meyer email saladlass@hotmail.com or drop by B-104 Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): You can’t live your life for other. Now it’s time to be a little selfish and put you first. Your lucky food: Veggies. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Now is. the time to fight back. You have been waiting for this opportunity long enough.. Your lucky food: Banana. Gemini (May 21-June 20): If you stay focused you might be able to catch two flies at the same time. You may lose a good frind if you don’t stop arguing. Your lucky food: Chicken pie. Libra (Sept 23-Oct. 22): Get out and be more active! spi ders will invade your house if z LOOKING FOR WORKING ADULTS AVAILABLE ON EVES. ANO WEEKENDS. YOU CAN EARN YOUR AAOT Thinking about becoming a teacher? Clackamas Community College can help! 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