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households, whether indoors or
outdoors, and avoid close contact
with those outside your house-
hold, maintaining a minimum
distance of 6 feet. .
Families should avoid con—
fined spaces. Outdoor activities
are safer activities,
but if you’re have prop-
er ventilatiom. even if it means
opening doors or windows.
Wash or sanitize your hands,
and especially the hands of little
ones, often, you’re sick or
you were recently exposed to
someone with COVID-19, stay
home. If you have any symp-
toms, or you’ve been in close
In THE REVIEWS
.; alloween is upon us,
and if you’re choosing
to celebrate the holi—
day by staying in and treating
yourself to a spooky movie
"" "Ewen 1mm
5Dracula,’ ‘Hal
Skeletons climb the wall of a building on .South Seventh Street last week.
Photo courtesy
of Bob Bottman '
contact with someone who has
COVID—19, get tested.
Safe alternatives to going out
for Halloween include staging a
scavenger hunt at home, com-
plete with. costumes and hidden
candy or other treats scattered
throughout your house or yard,
Stoker novel.
While Stoker’s “Dracula”
spun together various Euro-
pean myths, superstitions and
bits of old folklore into what
as well as a Halloween movie
marathon, and even online cos-
tume or pumpkin~carving con-
tests.
Those who choose to go trick-
or-treating should stick with
members of their households,
maintain that 6-foot social dis-
all alone.
Likewise, preying on humans and
consuming their blood restores the
semblance of relative youth to Stoker’s
tance from others, wear cloth
masks (plastic costume masks
are no substitute), wash your
hands both before and after
tricksor-treating, and bring plen-
ty of hand sanitizer.
Those giving out treats should
limit their candy to individually
The Department of Health
advises avoiding gatherings,
events or' parties with people
outside your household that vio—
late the gathering limitations
outlined in Gov. Jay Inslee’s
“Safe Start” plan.
If you are hankering to get
out of the house for Hallow-
een, Mason Health is hosting a
“Drive-Thru Trunk-or-Treat” at
Mason General Hospital at 901
Mountain View Drive in Shel-
ton on Friday, from 2 to 5 p.m.,
complete with goodie bags and
candy.
see OUTINGS, page A-26
loween’ still top choices for movie marathons
on the Count setting the table for din-
ner at Castle Dracula and realizes he’s
' confident. He owned every room sim-
ply by entering it,'mixing impeccably
worldly manners with a playful sense
of good humor, to the point that, even
when characters like Renfield and Van
Helsing discerned the existentially ter—
we now know as the archetypal
vampire, Browning’s “Dracula”
~— which was based on the
marathon, there are many fine
choices, but the first two films
I’d recommend for any Hallow-
een movie marathon are Tod 1924 stage play adaptation of
Browning’s 1931 “Dracula” and By KIRK “Dracula,” rather than
being
John Carpenter’s 1978 “Hal- BOXLEITNER based directly on the novel it-
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loween.” self — crafted the character of
F.W, Murnau’s 1922 “Nos- Count Dracula as we’ve known
feratu” was actually the firstonscreen him ever since.
adaptation of Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel Stoker’s Dracula is powerful and
“Dracula.” Although unauthorized by sinister, but he’s also
profoundly lone-
the Stoker estate, it was arguably more ly, and might even qualify as
pitiable
authentic to the characterization of the — as when Jonathan Harker walks
in
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Week of 10/30 11/5
THE EMPTY MAN (R)
ADMISSION
NIGHTLY 6:00 P.M.
Week of 10/30 - 11/5 on Screen-2
FIRST RUN ADMISSION
THE WITH (pa) NIGHTLY @ 5:30 PM.
COMING SOON: The Croods 2: A New Age (PG), Honest ThieflR), Freaky (R)
rifying threat he posed, they couldn’t
help but respect him.
There have been a few worthy suc-
cessors to Browning’s 1931 “Dracula.”
Christopher Lee played Dracula in sev-.
en of the nine “Hammer Horror” films,
from 1958 to 1973, and as “The Lord of
the Rings” director Peter Jackson will
tell you, Lee was literally overqualified
to play James Bond (whose creator, Ian
Dracula, who initially appears much
older, but his personality remains
beastly.
All of that changed when Bela Lu-
gosi, aka the George Clooney of Hun-
gary, donned his dapper tuxedo and
regal cape, and slicked back his distin-
guished widow’s peak, to play Count
Dracula for Browning in 1931.
Whereas Stoker’s Dracula always
exuded a creepy stalker vibe, Lugosi’s
Dracula was handsome, charming and
see MOVIES, page A-26
182 S.E. Brewer Road 0 Shelton
360-426-4707
www.5kyLineDrive-ln.com
Gates Open 6:00 pm. I
.Show at dusk,.aprox. 7:00pm a
Week of 10/30- 11/5-
FRIDAY SATURDAY MONSTERS, INC..(PG) followed by
. GHOSTBUSTERS (PG)
SUNDAY 11/1 GHOSTBUSTERS (PG) followed by
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