Village Squire, 1979-01, Page 34Jan. 6 True Reflection.
Jan. 8-13 Douglas.
Jan. 15 Streetheart.
WATERLOO MOTOR INN, 475 King St.
N., Waterloo offers disco music.
Fat's Disco - continuous dancing nightly.
THE FIREHALL, 105 Dundas at Talbot,
London. Offers bluegrass. country -rock,
blues and folk music.
Jan. 8-13 Paul Langille (solo).
Jan. 15-17 Mike McKenna.
Jan. 18-20 Mikey Ethelston.
Jan. 22-27 Hot off the Press.
Jan. 29 -Feb. 3 Rick Taylor and the
Torpedoes.
WELLINGTON TAVERN, 267 Bathurst
St., London offers live entertainment.
Jan. 1-6 Big City Band.
Jan. 8-13 Stroma.
Jan. 15-20 Friendship Train.
Jan. 22-27 Kings and Little Ones.
Jan. 29 -Feb. 5 Sugar Mountain.
SCORPIO 1, RAMADA INN, 817 Exeter
Rd., London offers night club shows.
Dec. 26 -Jan. 6 The Newcomers.
Jan. 8-20 Malton & Hamilton (the greatest
Canadian comedy team).
EMPIRE TAVERN, 750 Hamilton Rd.,
London.
Jan. 8-13 Hank Bedard Show.
Jan. 15-20 C.P.R. Country.
Jan. 22-27 Techniques.
Jan. 29 -Feb. 3 To be announced.
Feb. 5-10 Rawhide.
THE LATIN QUARTER, 132 Maple St.,
London offers easy listening.
Jan. 8-13 Guitarist -singer Rick McGhie.
Jan. 15-20 Rick McGhie.
Jan. 22-27 Singers Dale & Marilyn.
Jan. 29 -Feb. 3 Balladeer Benton Douglas.
SPECIAL EVENTS
CHINA NIGHT - a Chinese Variety Night,
sponsored by the Chinese Student
Association on Saturday. Jan. 27 at
Humanities Theatre, University of Water-
loo at 8 p.m.
INSIGHT - Waterloo area photographers
look at special concerns and services of the
community. Thursday, Jan. 11 to Sunday,
Feb. 4 at the University of Waterloo Arts
Centre Gallery.
THEATRE
EQUUS by Peter Shaffer, directed by Rex
Buckle previews Jan. 24 and 25, opens Jan.
26, continues Jan. 27, Feb. 1-3, 8-10 at the
Road Show Theatre. York & Harris St.,
Guelph. Featuring Owen Foran and Eric
Coates. Adults $4.50; Students/Sr. Citiz-
ens $3.50. Reservations 823-2381.
ROPE a thriller by Patrick Hamilton at
Theatre London, The Grand. 471 Richmond
St., London. Previews Jan. 1-2. Opens Jan.
3-20.
OTHERWISE ENGAGED by Simon Gray.
A Canadian premiere awarded "Best Play
of the Year" in its production in both
London's West End and New York's
Broadway. this biting and incisive comedy
examines one day in the life of a man who,
surrounded by all the material and
conjugal comforts of modern society, tries
to shut the door on the world to listen to
Wagner - but the world insists, none the
less. on breaking in on him. Previews Jan.
29-30. Opens Jan. 31 - Feb. 17 at Theatre
London, The Grand. 471 Richmond St.,
London.
THE MARVELOUS, MAGICAL CIRCUS
OF PADDINGTON BEAR -- a musical
review for children inspired by their
dreams of Paddington Bear who becomes
the narrator linking songs and stories
about the daily life of children. Theatre
London, McManus Studio Theatre, 471
Richmond St., London. Dec. 27 - Jan. 20.
OSCAR REMEMBERED with Maxim
Mazumdar, directed by William Hutt at
Theatre London, McManus Studio Theatre
471 Richmond St., London Jan. 17-20.
CHILDREN'S THEATRE now moving into
McManus Studio Theatre, Theatre London
471 Richmond St., London with performan-
ces each Saturday morning from Jan. 27
through March 17 inclusive, plus all spring
break week. A new play for these young
audiences performances will be announced
shortly. For information call 672-8800.
THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK presented
by Owen Sound Little Theatre on Feb. 8, 9
and 10 directed by Pat O'Connor. Write
Box 41, Owen Sound.
LES CANADIENS by Rick Salutin
presented by Theatre Passe Muraille (in
English). A funny, fast -paced satirical play
about Canada at Humanities Theatre,
University of Waterloo on Tuesday, Jan. 16
at 8 p.m. Tickets $6.00, SS $4.50. Phone
885-4280. At Blyth Memorial Hall, Blyth on
Wednesday, Jan. 17. Tickets: Adults 54;
Childre- $2.50. Phone 523-9403 for
reservations.
LE TEMPS D'UNE VIE by Theatre,
Populaire du Quebec (in French). A
Canadian play by Roland Lepage at
Humanities Theatre, University of Water-
loo on Wednesday, Jan. 17 at 8 p.m. $5.50,
SS $4.00.
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We're out of the way
but worth the trip.
PAINTINGS CRAFTS
Original oils, acrylics, pastels, Hand sewn quilts, antique farm
water colours, ink sketches machinery models, knitted &
by various artists. crocheted articles, etc.
DAREiNq STudio
WROXETER
[1 block west of main intersection]
HOURS: consignments from artists
Tuesday -Friday 1 p.m. -8 p.m. and craftsmen welcome.
Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 335-6362
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