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Chronicle Special Dex Cornell is dying. But that‘s okay. His creativity died four years ago. He could have been a world class writer but he threw it all away, and settled for college English professor status. Cornell‘s also about to become another divorce statistic, accordâ€" ing to disillusioned spouse Gail. She thinks he also threw in the honeymoon when her hubby‘s creative ink well ran dry. So Dex Cornell is not a happy man. The last thing he needs is glorious radium chloride poisonâ€" ing streaming through his veins. But there‘s nothing like a 48â€"hour death sentence to put a little passion into your life. D.O.A., now at Cineplex, stars Dennis Quaid (The Big Easy, Suspect) as a desperate man who plays both victim and amateur sleuth to track down his killer through a bizarre maze of murâ€" der, jealousy and shattered dreams. Directed by Rocky Morton and Annabel Jankel, D.0O.A. is a gripping remake of the 1949 murder _ mystery _ conundrum which starred Edmond O‘Brien. Morton and Jankel are also reâ€" Movie review A spectacular array of effects WEEKLY DUPLICATE BRIDGE RESULTS: Sunday eve â€" 1st A. Fitzgerald, Peter Hambly; 2nd Jean Farhood, Hazel Muelier/Norms Ingram, John Liban. Monday. aft â€" NS Kandis Smith, Mae Reid; East West Mary Clemens, Fran McConneil. Tuesday aft â€" 1st Bob Auger, Ken Gladstone; 2nd Norma Ingram, Arthur Kwei Tuesday eve â€" 1st Joy & Jim Duncas; 2nd Norma Ingram, Isobel Bennette. * Wednesday aft â€" 1st Bob Meek, Bob Brownridge; 2nd Wilf From, Joe Falconer Wednesday eve â€" Flight A: NS Carol McMahn, Gins Scheffel; EW Scott Lindhorst, Milos Polak. Flight B: NS Merie Haase, Bev Deverall; EW Marie Weitzel, Alice Ward. f Thursday aft â€" 1st H. Runstedier, Waiter Good; 2nd Dim Wellstead, Mary Clemens. Friday eve â€" Flight A: NS.B. Lichty, V. Straus, EW T. Corbeil, M. Estill. mhm-hhqinm-fiwphn'vfllmh(nflb.hmdw*‘nfllnu tel. 576â€"1077. series Max Headroom. D.O.A. is "20 minutes into the future, and 20 minutes into the past" with a spectacular array of visual effects from rich black and cally done. At no point can the viewer deduce whodunit until five minutes away from the credit screenplay (Pogue wrote the The Fly remake) is an engaging mix of film noir wit and classic mystery Polanski‘s Frantic, is immediateâ€" ly vulnerable, therefore very likeâ€" able. Here‘s a poor intellectual cad whose fighting jealousy‘s greeneyed â€" monster, â€" dashed hopes and impending doom. Like Ford‘s tormented doctor, Quaid is passionate in his quest. As Cornell he finds means to laugh at this terminal crisis. Quaid takes Cornell and molds him into his winning acting speciâ€" fications. Rugged and real. Quaid as illâ€"fated hero Cornell, Brid g Though D.0.A. shortâ€"lived _ | 455 KING STREET NORTH, WATERLOO. PHONE 884â€"5110. *PARK WAY M 0. UC us 9 vase U 0 o %: o "nd Y e be 00 2y we C" %W“ wwu:‘d“:mw UA yout ‘o\'w‘”‘\ 'Ml’ W" Unsmes **"~ // (€ tlon..Q L uons baan anawed avave uf is emoon‘s imer Carciy: This award is presented by Ford to the top 40 Volume deaiers in all of Canada. It‘s our eleventh C C( the}w _ ISTINGUISHED WSALES (WATERLOO) LIMITED o N mfl“"‘o‘”w a2) 22° pert? pear |2" ' MW\O“‘W qu D0R %fim»w‘"" Yeaee â€" ea 1g87 met® exeveos WBM Mflfigwo WW". M:"fl;’?iwww‘“\o\p mfi"fl"“‘“ t we M”M‘w‘%% w‘dx%w”««:g' ufl-“"‘:&%"“ ,o,p\»,&‘»gflm 0t M“W,.d_-;:dww‘"’;:dww P .Awwwwfi‘.. Wm “M‘q:‘ww,oqof"nd winning the AWNARD) \s> TICKETSE: $8,.99 Advance. Available from Trudy R. Bricker, 1454 aul. Kitchener, Old Kitchen Cupboard & Mail, Sunshine ‘n Spice, Puk Chole Healih Fyode or Can sre aeggh Un bumhme n $n)c+â€" ALLERGIES AND YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM ONE NIGHT ONLY. SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1988 7:30 p.m. VALHALLA INN BALLROOM, KITCHENER TICKETS: *8.9* Advance. Available from Trudy R. Bricker, 1454 Trudy R. Bricker :>== are pleased to present world renowned speaker DR. JAN DEVRIES 1988 APAIL 20, 1988 â€" PAGE 21