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It's getting so hard to be outrageous By Walter V. Addiego tl. iCT" nR MIKE'S "Mondo I I Video," which ac- -J Video," which the late Sid Vicious, who sings "My Way," and climaxes the performance by shooting a gun full of blanks (I guess) the audience. There's also a rousing rendition of "Boogie TU You Puke," by Root Boy Slim and the Sex Change Band. O'Donoghue purchased a number of sequences from independent sources, among them local film-makers Ernie Fosselius and Andy Aaron.

The joke involves shooting a disaster film at Fisherman's Wharf, using unsuspecting passersby. Fosselius, you may recall, 'created "Hardware Wars," the popular "Star Wars" parody. S.F. EXAMINER Page 27 Dec. 10, 1979 Gaynor's debut i NEW YORK (LTD Filmv great Janet Gaynor has signed to make her Broadway debut in "Harold and Maude," a play with music scheduled to open in January.

The show is based on the 1971 movie which starred Ruth Gordon, and on a later stage version which has been playing in Paris for seven years. Gaynor, who won the 1927 Academy Award for "Seventh Heaven," will portray an eccentric 8iyear-old who enchants a lonely lft-year-old. accurately describes itself as an "odyssey to aggressive is a I'll leave it up to you to judge another sequence in which we learn, via a newspaper headline, that "American Gals Love Creeps," and we hear a series of young women stars telling what they find sexy about their repulsive boyfriends. Margot Kidder: "Blackheads drive me wild." Deborah Harry. '1 think it's so cute when guys miss the toilet." Reasonably high on the offensiveness scale is a musical performance by weird- ness, collection REVIEW highlights "Mr.

Mike's Mondo Video," produced and directed by Michael O'Dohoghue; written by Mitchell Glazer, Donoghue. Emily Prager and Dirk Wittenborn; musical director, Paul Shaffer. With Michael O'Donoghue and cameo appearances by Dan Aykroyd, Laraine Newman, G-tlda Radnor. Bill Murray, Curtln, Carrie Fisher, Deborah Harry, Margot Kidder, Sid Vicious. Root Boy Slim.

Title song sung by Julius La Rosa. O'Donoghue, formerly of National Lampoon and "Saturday Night Live," created a series of outrageous skits for a TV speoial rejected by a network as too The movie is long on attempted outrageousness but, despite a few genuinely tunny skits, ahort on real humor. Top evening admission $4. At the Egyptian, Alexandria and Stonestown. Bay Area Movies Michael O'Donoghue the Mr.

Mike of 'Mondo Video' of outrageous skits and Jokes that are long on attempted offensiveness and sadly short on humor. Ostensibly a send-up of "Mondo Cane'' and other trashy films of the 1960s on "strange" human practices, the film (at the Alexandria, Egyptian and Stonestown theaters) was commissioned for showing on NBC, but rejected by the censors as far too gross for network broadcasting. TV censors may be numbskulls, but it's easy to see why they objected to the film. The opening segment, for instance, Is devoted to a swimming school for cats, and features a dozen or so shots of frightened felines being tossed into a swimming pool (to reassure us, I suppose, some of the cats are seen climbing out of the watert That's about as offensive as It gets, however. It's becoming harder and harder to be outrageous, and I don't envy the film-makers the task they've taken on themselves.

Unfortunately, a good deal of what they've come up with is neither truly gross nor truly funny. RAFAEL 28S( THEATER CLOSED atarH 1221 'ROLLER BOOGIE at least a few things funny. But he has a tendency to let his Jokes drag on and on long after they should have gotten the hook. If throwing one cat into a swimming pool isfunny (is then throwing a dozen cats is a dozen times as funny or so he seems to think. For me the funniest sequence was not especially' offensive, and could undoubtedly have played on any network.

The bit involves a parodied cargo cult that worships shipments of cast-off American junk, like old psychedelic posters, umbrella hats and waterbeds. I also enjoyed a sickly funny segment about a cult that worships Jack Lord as a "living god." "Mr; Mike's" creator, co-writer and star, Michael O'Donoghue, is an alumnus of the National Lampoon, which he co-founded, and of Night Live," several of whose stars (Jane Curtin, Gilda Radner, Laraine Newman, Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd) make brief appearances here; in short, he's had the perfect training to specialize in pimple humor. O'Donoghue offers so many routines. that almost any viewer will find When men dressed like peacocks long reign of Emperor Franz Josef I and Elisabeth, and collapsed with the fall of Emperor Karl in The show contains a number of uniforms and gowns from the imperial wardrobes, including the flouncy, wasp-waisted dress Elisabeth wore the night before her marriage, and many court objects include bejeweled saddlery and a miniature carriage which belonged to ill-fated Crown Prince Rudolf. After Franz Josef was crowned King of Hungary in 1867, the orientalized brilliance of the Budapest court rubbed off on Vienna with heady effects.

Hungarian court dress became popular gowns in stiffer fabrics and velvet with V-fronted bodices and extra long trains for the women and uniforms with dolman jackets under fur-trimmed, gold embroidered capes worn with fur caps adorned by aigrette plumes for the men. Fanciful shoes and boots are very much a part of these costumes. The Hapsburg court danced to the music of the Strausses and Lehar on the brink of disaster in a brave show of extravagance and chic The exhibition includes many examples of daytime and evening gowns by long-forgotten Viennese haute couture houses of the 1900-14 period that are often on a level with Paris couture. The show closes with a small group of loosely fitting leisure fashions and textile designs inspired by the Weiner Werkstatte, an association set up by innovative designers in 1903. They are marked by simplicity, modernity and stylized prints that were a generation- gap away from court fripperies.

The association went bankrupt in 1928 and Vienna has made little contribution to costume design since that time. By Frederick M. Winship Press International NEW YORK The Metropolitan Museum will open a major costume exhibition tomorrow devoted to the Hapsburgs' final century of rule in Austria and Hungary, the last era in Europe when men dressed like peacocks. Unlike seven previous shows mounted by the museum's Costume Institute, more than a third of this exhibition is devoted to men's attire, both masters' and menservants'. It is not surprising that uniforms predominate.

Austria had gone ape over uniforms and its emperor never donned civvies in his adult life This glittering array includes military and ceremonial uniforms with their orders and decorations, fancy dress attire, national dress and special garb for grooms, porters, and footmen, often in brilliant colors set off by gold embroidery, soutache and galloon braid, bullion cord, fur and plumage. The robe of the Order of the Golden Fleece exemplifies Hapsburg glitter at its most impressive. In contrast, women's costumes are white and pastel in fragile materials enhanced by lace, some of it woven of gold thread, embroidery, ribbons and delicate jewels. A portrait of Empress Elisabeth in a billowy white gown painted by Winterhalter in 1865 dominates the exhibition and epitomizes the fantasy world of the Hapsburg court, where medieval chivalry was never accorded decent burial. "The night's armor had evolved into the resplendent uniform," said Stella Blum, curator of the institute, at a preview.

"By the opening years of the 20th century, the Hapsburg double eagle was sadly out of step with the times, but the romance endures in these surviving costumes." The show was conceived and mounted by Diana Vreeland, Costume Institute consultant and doyenne of the ADULT THEATRES DULT THEATRES "Fantasy Dial-A-Doll New York fashion world. It will continue through next summer. Vreeland visited more than a dozen museums in Vienna and Budapest to select items for the show. The Hapsburg court became Europe's social center with the Congress of Vienna in 1814-15, reached its apogee during the unusually 'HfllTFSI Klkkif.U 1 Bninnr nTin L' MOST BIZARRE AND FAR- 72 OUT HARDCORE FILMS one EVER MADE!" ADULT THEATRES ADULT THEATRES TEAROOM 1HEATHE 3 touts of We Nxdcmfeaturati loops $3 HI rums New Sum Enry Mom Open Daily Mm 2an us roar Ftecommnatid lor connoisseurs ot Dondoga dteclpline. Man meg.

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HILLSDALE 1 2 Hefcdote, Son Mxmo 349-451 1 Borajain Matinee lit Show only 1. "APOCALYPSE NOW" (R) Dolby 1:30, 4:45, 8:00 2. "LORD OF THE RINGS" 4.20, "WATER SHIP DOWN" 2,30, 7 HYATT Cinema SSSS No Economy Seating lor 'Star Trek' "STAR TREK" (G) 11,45,2 20,5,7 35,10,10 Cconomy Saotmiy Sot. Sun tH "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" (G) 2,00, 5,00, 8,00 MANOR TWIN 25th Avenue, Son Motor, 345-1610 A Temptingly TaiMul comedy JULIE ANDREWS DUDLEY MOORE "10" 8:00,8:15, 10,30 Wo Dare You to Diecovar "THE LEGACY" JOSEPH WAMBAUGH'S "ONION FIELD" Leaner 6:15, 10.20 Onion 8:05 tiPkii 635 Sonta Cruz Ave. rfS.rL.J 323-8576 Pert "ROCKY (PG) 8.30 "INVASION OF THE BOOY SNATCHERS" 6:30, 10:45 MILLBRAE Free Parking 6y-4444 HURRY LEAVES SOON! 'And Justice For All' (R) 7:00 and 9.20 ainl 1 275 8 Camno rMflfX 323-6181 Menlo Park A TemptMrrly Tottehd Comedy! DUDLEY MOORE 8 JULIE ANDREWS "10" 7:00 and 9, 15 Stem 1214 '1941' FOX 2215 Bdwy, Rwd City 369-2969 PREP FOR MISTRESS OF INN SERRAMONTE 6 Just OH Hwy.

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