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Ah, the cover of the Rolling Stone, the nation's ompinl rock an! all M. Remember the days of Vietnam. Watergate The Rolling Stone said it all. and in such controversial ways [In otuetautgeets Would respond themselves in the letters to Everyone wanted to be on the cover. Now, there's People, Us, Spin, Graffiti, and other music trade publications. Rolling Stone has softened up to meet with the competition. and the advertisers. The Stone has lost its original ttmte-ertmehintt journalistic quality, and the heavy qdttorUl content is usually hidden somewhere in the middle. Thank God Tom Wolfe, Hunter S. Thompson, Aaron Latham, and like] Gilmore still contribute. But the cover??? E.T., Boy George, Julian Lennon and even.... Michael Jackson!! Editor/publisher Jann Wenner has sold out according to old R.S. readers, and in the movie Perfect it looks like Wenner, and screen-writer Aaron Latham (Latham is a Rolling Stone ',"t'i'l"i,'te,tr) are trying to prove their ‘no holds barred' image a tact. Perfect is the latest John Travolta escapade, and for once Travolta does a credible job. As Rolling Stone reporter Adam Lawrence, he's a smooth talking, sly guy, who will tape any conversation on contact. If it's the truth, he'll put it in print, with little regard for Nothing like a Rolling Stone. GHOI‘E19 ‘5 i Wednesday, June 19 7:00 p.m. In June, 1935, Stanley Chadder acquired the Hotel fromtheRogra1BanhwhohadusoditasaBanhand had rented it out to the Waterloo Men's Club. 25% of the may Revenue will he donated to Big Brothers of Waterloo Region h 'W, (a I We hope to see! you all there! a KING ST. N. (managmmsu.)WATERmO CEEEQEE7h0“ Join us in our Celebration. Monday, June 17, 5-7 pm. WW iii'itj.'ii"j'j) [ to join us for a FREE Dinner 8- Cake we invite " "Little Brothers" footings to a you. . , Ptsr9itetist-tti-wiu$t-isdrttttstt, unlined the inside working and “as behind a Wed Rolling Sm. hull-e, with can eqlettettiets to “imitate actual ws. incidents. ' k 1aawmeseeismtMtirNgt-ostnehets.0aseksuttAiittrMr. Good-Body-tthe-ti/Sr-Bar-tiota.) oti-rismueitmeatierattmtt ttttsir-nd-ttMadre-ie, illegal sale of computers and a caveman-i bane/dale bust. 'NeethicsangteinPerftsetis.troodptotdevtee,and Travolta handles the whole affair with inthtite cool. Editor Mark Roth (who is actually played by real Rolling Stone editor Jann Wanner) goes bananas. The 'Mr. Goodhody' story leads to love. and aerobics pro Jessie Wilson (Jamie Lee Curtis) who simply 'wants to he the best'. Curtis is in "perhret' shape for the rote, with her acting Just passable. Director James Bridges tuttnts all the healthy tanned supple California skin he can. as Perfect becomes another Staying Alive with the disco beat! Anne De Salvo. as Rolling Stone's top photographer Frankie, is another asset. but her exposure is minimal. Travolta does his best as 'the guy-who keeps the big boys good and decides which way the culture goes,' but Perfect is anything but, due to lack of punch and pace. i,ii/'il.i"iy_s', WATERILI) "ltr' ' Win31 ._ " I iara my. a 1 . a ”man. an. "d P,M. WARNING Course language BERN: Ict- STARTS FRIDAYJ __ HE CAN FLY A JET. RACE A CAR AND OUTSMART A COMPUTER THE GOVERNMENT CREATED Hthh AND NOW THEY WANT HIM DESTROYED "