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The Honolulu Advertiser
Posted on: Tuesday, August 5, 2008

ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
Back on the table for a new generation of operations

Advertiser Staff and News Services

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Poor Cavity Sam: He's been on a Hasbro operating table for 43 years and he still has problems. The toy company unveils a revamped version of the classic child's game Operation today, giving Cavity Sam a new array of ailments — and a set of boxer shorts. Operation has new sound effects, too: A toilet flush for Bad Plumbing, the sound of bubbles for Burp Bubbles and, well, when it comes to the sound of Toxic Gas, we'll let you make the diagnosis. The game will retail for around $14.99.

— Mike Gordon



THEATER AUDITIONS



LIKE YOU REALLY WEN' GROW UP IN KALIHI

Got pidgin? Can deliver a Filipino accent? Roles in R. Zamora Linmark's "Rolling the R's," a play about growing up in Kalihi in the 1980s, are up for grabs, and auditions will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday at The Academy of Film & Television, 1174 Waimanu St., Suite A.

Roles for four males and three females are available, for characters in their teens to those in their early 60s who can speak pidgin and with a Filipino accent. Two female roles require speaking Tagalog. Kumu Kahua Theatre will produce the production in October.

Scripts are available for loan, with a $10 deposit, at Kumu Kahua, 46 Merchant St. Information: 536-4222. For a locator map of the audition site, which is behind Tahiti Imports, go to www.AmericanFilmActor.com.

— Wayne Harada



FINAL WORD

"It's fun to watch 'Kung Fu Panda' just to think that some dork in San Francisco has spent sixteen hundred man-hours animating my whiskers."

Seth Rogen | in Movies Online