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The Salvation Army needs more volunteers
to help with its fund-raising kettles.
The annual Salvation Army Christmas kettles will begin appearing this weekend in shopping malls to raise funds for those in need. But the organization still needs volunteers to watch the pots and ring the accompanying bells.
Last year more than 40,000 men, women and children received assistance from the Salvation Army during the holiday season. Funds raised provided toys for underprivileged children, food for needy families, gifts for forgotten seniors, hospital patients and more.
To sign up to be a bell ringer, call 988-2136 for more information.
Want." to Diamond Head Theatre for three 8 p.m. performances Jan. 20 to 22.Tickets, at $45 Golden Circle and $35, go on sale 10 a.m. Friday at Hula's, all Ticket Plus outlets, including all Oahu Tempo Music stores and University of Hawai'i Campus Center. Tickets are also available online at http://www.ticketslive.com.
Based on her experiences as the first Asian-american to star in her own sitcom, "All-American Girl," the work describes her journey "to hell and back" during the controversial series, and her tailspin after the show's cancellation.
Cho, 30, has brought "I'm the One That I Want" to standing-room only audiences across the nation.
For information, call 526-4400.
These movies are scheduled to begin their Oahu run on Friday:
SLEEPY HOLLOW
Rated R
Johnny Depp, Christina Ricci, Miranda Richardson star in this Washington Irving classic, which is a mixture of horror, fantasy, and romance about the legendary Headless Horseman. See story at right.
THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH
Rated PG-13
The 19th Bond film finds Agent 007 -- Pierce Brosnan -- assigned to protect Electra King, whose father was killed in a bombing at M16. Bond soon finds out about a plot to take over the world's oil supply and enlists the help of a nuclear weapons expert to stop it. Co stars Denise Richards, Sophie Marceau and Robert Carlyle.
