Village Squire, 1977-10, Page 30AROUND TOWN
Connie Kaidor and Linda Griffiths in Theatre Passe Muraille's Shakespeare for Fun
and Profit.
NIGHTLIFE
BLYTH INN HOTEL, Blyth, offering
Country and Western entertainment.
Oct. 7-8, Lesperance Trio.
Oct. 14-15, Silver Dollars.
Oct. 21-22, Lincoln Green.
Oct. 28-29, Howard Smith.
Nov. 4-5, Silver Dollars.
Nov. 11-12, Trackmen.
BRUSSELS INN HOTEL, 25 Turnberry St.,
Brussels, offering live country music.
Every Thursday night is talent night.
Oct. 7-8, Blue Chips
Oct. 14-15, Blackwood.
Oct. 21-22, Lesperance Trio.
Oct. 28-29, Mystery Train.
Nov. 4-5, Blue Chips.
Nov. 11-12, Country Connection.
CLINTON HOTEL, Clinton, offering
country and western entertainment.
Oct 3-8, A.K. Leach.
Oct. 10-15, A.K. Leach.
Oct. 17-22, Kent Tocher.
Oct. 24-29, Doug Bryan.
Oct. 30 -Nov. 5, Will Hawks.
WELLINGTON TAVERN, 267 Bathurst
St., London features live entertainment.
Oct. 3-8, Moonstruck.
Oct. 10-15, Terry Greenside Show.
Oct. 17-22, Mike Roberts.
Oct. 24-29, Aaron.
Oct. 31 -Nov. 5, Jolly Roger.
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ART
JOHN HOWLIN: A FOUR YEAR
SURVEY, Gallery/Stratford, 54 Romeo St.
Howlin has been painting for some 18
years, 10 of them in his native Britain. His
work is precise and cerebral using colour,
strict line and form in a variety of
juxtapositions. A grid and colour base is
established against which the elements of
line and form play. Howlin says he is
"concerned with the paradoxes and
unpredictabilities which occur when a
given element, a line for example, is made
to comply to an invented/imposed set of
rules, which condition its behaviour'in a
previously established gridwork". The
Gallery's exhibition of fourteen paintings
explores this statement over the past four
years. To October 23.
DAVID WRIGHT: RECENT PAINTINGS,
GALLERY/STRATFORD
David Wright, also born in Britain, uses
collage, jet spray and a paint brush
technique to make paintings in the show
explore new forms and shapes in the
canvasses themselves using a visual
vocabulary that is prototypical of a
'seventies' sensibility. Since his arrival in
Canada in 1972, Mr. Wright has shown
extensively across the country. An
interesting commission was a mural for the
Playboy Club in London, England, in 1971.
To October 23.
PERTH COUNTRY GALLERY: Main street
in St. Marys. Features the work of local
Perth county artists. Open daily.
SAGE AND SAGITTARIUS GALLERY: At
165 Erie Street, Stratford features the work
Anon -objective artist Tait Baynard and the
imaginative work of Beverley Nye.
THEATRE
SHAKESPEARE FOR FUN AND PROFIT:
Theatre Passe Muraille's fun look at a
small town that decides to put on a
Shakespearean play as a Centennial project
comes to western Ontario on tour. The
show stars the same cast as the recent hit
He Won't Come In From The Barn. The
show will play in Blyth at Memorial Hall on
Oct. 11-12 at 8:30 p.m., in Listowel on Oct.
13 at the Anglican Church at 8 p.m. and at
Talbot Hall, University of Western
Ontario. London on Oct. 14-15 at 8 p.m.
PAULINE JOHNSTON: Pauline Carey
presents this one -woman show on the life
and poetry of one of Canada's most loved
poets, Pauline Johnston on Nov. 8 at
Memorial Hall, Blyth at 8:30 p.m. For
ticket information call 523-9300 or
523-9636.
SPECIALS
CHURCH BAZAAR. Morning Market, 10
to 2, November 5, 1977, Wesley -Willis
United Church, Victoria St.. Clinton. A
unique selection of bazaar articles. flea
market. silent auction, baking and
delicatessen delights. Lunch 10 to 1.
M. Nott
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HARDWARE
Household Appliances —
- Paints
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Seaforth, Ont.
527-1420
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