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constantly challenged by the example of
his own rival contemporary. the gallant
Hotspur, Hal lives among low-lifes and
criminals. The play examines the education
of a king. At Festival Theatre. Opens on
June 6 (7:30 pm) and continues on June 8
(8 pm), 12 (8 pm), 14 (8 pm), 17 (7:30 pm),
19 (8 pm), 20 (8 pm), 22 (8 pm), 24 (7:30
pm). 27 (2 pm), 30 (8 pm), July 3 (8 pm), 5
(8 pm), 8 (7:30 pm).
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST
A revival of the ever -popular comedy by
Oscar Wilde that proved a.highlight of the
1975 and 1976 seasons. At Avon Theatre.
Opens on June 7 (2 pm), and continues on
June 12 (8 pm). 16 (8 pm), 21 (2 pm). 28 (8
pm). July 4 (2 pm), 7 (2 pm).
THE SECOND PART OF HENRY IV The
uncontrollable comic exploits of Sir John
Falstaff colour this continuing exploration
of the final years of King Henry IV's
stricken reign. Prince Hal completes his
unorthodox education with Falstaff and
prepares himself for the inhuman demands
of monarchy. At Festival Theatre. Opens
on June 7 (7:30 pm). and continues on June
9 (2 pni), 13 (8 pm). 16 (8 pm), 20 (2 pm).
23 (8 pni), 27 (8 pm), 28 (8 pm). July 1 (7:30
pm), 4 (2 pm). 7 (2 pm).
HAPPY NEW YEAR A new musical based
on the play Holiday by Philip Barry with
musics and lyrics by Cole Porter. The world
Jeans
Shorts
Tops
Jackets
BLYTH
Featuring
Canadian -Made:
130(isi
Gigs'
Now
of American high finance and high society
is disrupted by a brash young man who
wants to marry a daughter of one of its
oldest and wealthiest families. His
irreverent attitude to money and work,
however, makes him a more natural ally of
her spirited, unconventional sister. At the
Avon Theatre. Opens on June 9 (2 pm) and
continues on June 14 (8 pm), 16 (2 pm), 17
(2 pm). 20 (2 pm), 22 (8 pm), 24 (2 pm), 26
(8 pm). 28 (2 pm), 30 (8 pm), July 1 (7:30
pm), 4 (8 pm), 6 (8 pm), 8 (2 pm).
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW A man
who needs a wife chooses a shrew who has
come to hate men. Their courtship and
marriage provide Shakespeare's most
violent and alarming examination of the
clash between men and women. At Third
Stage. Previews June 28 (2 pm). Opens
July 1 (2 pm) and continues July 3 (2 pm), 4
(8 pm). 6 (8 pm), 8 (2 pm).
EGBDF -- a musical drama at Theatre
London, 471 Richmond St., London on
June 22 and 23 at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
Phone 672-8800.
ALICE IN WONDERLAND is presented by
Theatre Aquarius, Hamilton's Regional
Professional Theatre Company at the
Seaforth District High School, 58 Chalk St.
N. on Friday, July 13 at 2 p.m. Free
admission. The program is sponsored by
Huron County Public Library and funded
through Outreach Ontario.
Infant to
size 14
523-9613
Hansel £t Gretel
The Comer Cottage for
Chlldren's Wear
STAGE DOOR from the Red Mill Theatre,
a musical review of great Broadway hits on
Sunday, June 17 at Waterloo Motor Inn,
475 King St. N., Waterloo. Buffet dinner at
5:30 and showtime will be at 7 p.m. Phone
884-0220.
ART
MEDIA 6 -- 6 contemporary Ontario
artists, each working in a different medium
at Sarnia Public Library and Art Gallery,
124 S. Christina St., Sarnia from June 1 to
June 27.
CERTAIN TRADITIONS -- consisting of 84
paintings and sculptures by 32 important
young British and Canadian artists, this
exhibition provides not only a selected
overview of recent work being done in both
countries, but a fascinating comparison of
outlooks and styles. At London Regional
Art Gallery, 305 Queen's Ave., London
until June 17.
TOM BENNER, JOHN MOSS & DON
MULLER at Forest City Gallery, 213 King
St.. London until June 20.
NATIONAL FILM BOARD COLLECTION
at McIntosh Gallery, UWO, London from
June 6 to July 1.
PERSONAGES -- 3 -man show at Studio 487
Gallery, 175 Dundas St., London from June
8 to June 30.
•Fine Jewellery & Gifts
•Royal Doulton Figurines
•Costume Jewellery
•Hummel Figurines
art Camptai
JEWELLER• • •EXETER.ONT. 235-2720
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