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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Martin of
Brussels spent Sunday in Toronto
with. Mr, and Mrs. John Tooth
and family who honoured them
with a dinner to celebrate their
35th wedding anniversary. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. A, G.
Tooth of Belleville.
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7:30 to 9:30 P.M.
Skates for Rent or Bring Your Own
Everyone Welcome
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Sun. April 23
8 pm
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Additional card .25c or 5. for $1.00
16 years and over
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Jarvis, Brian Heather, Murray Cardiff, Lloyd Mayer,
Bruce Wilbee, Bruce Raymond, Don Bray, Herman
Plas. There were 36 teams involved in the
tournament.
OPTIMIST EXECUTIVE — Pictured here are the
Optimist executive members who .recently handled
the Optimist hockey tournament in. Brussels. From I.
in the front row are Jim Fritz, George Langlois, John.
James' Murphy, Artistic Direct- performance, it seems..."design-
or for the Huron Country PlaY- ed solely to spread the habit of
house released final plans for its laughter." The story. which may 1978 Festival of Summer Theatre. spark some sympathy for men's
The six play season which opens lib, -concerns the scrapes a man July 4th is - a tribute to six gets into in trying to live up to his
decades. One new play, Two wife's image of him as a ladies' Below, will represent the man! After the Broadway run, the 70's; the others, ranging back to paly was *made into a movie
the 20's, were outstanding hits of starring Buster Keaton. Continu-
their day. The 20's entry is a • ing as a stock favourite through- neglected Broadway hit written in out the 20's, the paly then fell into 1917 by a lawyer from Hamilton, ,meglect. The Playhouse Company
Ontario. Each.play has something is giving the play its first of significance to say about the production in perhaps 40 or 50 temper of the times which gave it year's. birth..
As. previously announced, The The third, production of the
Odd Couple, Neil Simon's hit season speaks for the 70's and
of the mid 60's opens the season centres on a Canadian writer,
with' a two-week run beginning 'George Robertson. Mr . Robert-
July 4th. • son's play, Twd Below, will be
The second production is the receiving its premiere perform-
1920's Broadway hit, Parlor, ances in this production. Two
Bedroom and, Bath written .by Below is a light comedy about
the Hamilton Lawyer, Charles two unlikely types holed up in the
Bell' (in collaboration with Mark bagement apartment of a Toronto
Swan). Said one critic at its initial tenement which happens to, be
-PROGRAMME
STARTS AT DUSK
CHILDREN IN CARS
(12 Years and Under)
ADMITTED FREE
undergoing demolition. Author
George Robertson. a native of
Brampton, began his career as 'an
actor and played leading roles in
several BrOadway show, has
appeared - in a dozen films,
Baby",,
and recently played the lead- in
the CBC feature "Dawson Pat-
rol". which _ he also wrote. Mr.
.Robertson appeared, on stage at
the Playhouse • in the 1973 Pro-
duction "Under the Yum-Yum
Tree." •
Oklahoma!: the 1940's
Rogers and. Hammerstein musical.
.comedy masterpiece is'-the foitrth
production of the Playhouse
season, opening August 1st for a ,
two-week run.
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Newly added to the season is
the 50's romantic comedy-drama, '
Picnic. The Pulitzer Prize and
Critic's Circle award-winning
play is by William Inge. 'It is a
story of conflict and romance
sparked when a young vagabond •
saunters into a small mid-western
town. The film version starred
Willian Holden, Kim Novak and 1
Rosalind Russell. Picnic opens .
August 15th for 'a two-week run.
Springtime for Henry,
the final offering of the season is
a British farce. Since its *original
production in the 1930's, ,1•
SpringtiMe for Henry has
1 Friday and Saturday,
April 28, 29
BREAKING TRAINING
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Entertainment at — Plus —
remained a summer stock classic.
The show opens
August 29th for a one-week, run*.
THEATRE OPEN
Friday, Saturday
and Sunday
Programme subject to
unavoidable changes.
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Sunday, April 23 Only
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MANSION OF
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-Sunday, April 30 Only
MASSAGE PARLOUR
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BORN FOR HELL
ORCA, THE KILLER
WHALE'
With Richard Harris
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Saturday, May 13,1978
Roast Beef Baked POtatoegi;.-tgalads, etc.
Sponsored by Myth District Community Centre Board
PROCEEDS TO PAY ARENA DEFICIT
Tickets' $6 ,00 per person
Tickets available at Blyth Post Office; Clerk's Offjee or from any board member.
Smorgasbord & Dance
Blyth District Community Centre
Music by Music Makers
Dancing 9 to 1:00
at
Grand Bend plans theatre season