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August 21 - Sept. 9
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2001. PAGE 19.
Entertainment Leisure
Blyth presents sequel
Blyth Festival Young Company
The Young Company held their dress rehearsal of Funny-Faced Ogre before an invited audi-
ence at the Garage. The show opened Tuesday and runs with performances through the week.
(Photo by David Blaney)
Silence to release
full-length CD
released in January and 2000 units
have been manufactured to date.
Ruins, the lead off single from the
album, is starting to be embraced by
commercial radio across Canada and
the video has aired on MuchMusic.
Ruins has also been extremely suc-
cessful at campus stations both in
Canada and the U.S. Silence is aver-
aging well over 100 hits per
day/3000+ hits per month on their
website (www.silence-band.com )
Happy 40th
Anniversary
August 26
ROSS AND
MARC BENNETT
Susan and Barry Bromley
and Alieda and Joseph
Vlasman are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their children
April and Sean. The wedding
will take place in London,
Ontario.
On Thursday, Aug. 23, Silence will
be debuting their full-length CD,
Saintless. The CD Release Party will
be held at The Livery in Goderich
and is sponsored by Molson
Canadian: the show is all ages with a
segregated 19+ licensed area (cour-
tesy of Joe Friday's). Doors open at 7
p.m. and the concert will end at
11:30 p.m.
Silence will perform the new
album from beginning to end as their
set.
Special guests Captain Rock &
The Nighthawks (a tribute to rock &
roll), Keith White (formerly of
Oliver Twiggins & Degrassi Jr.
High), and Countermind will round
out the night.
Tickets are $7 at the door (if not
sold out) and $5 in advance, avail-
able at Ernie King Music (Goderich
& Wingham) and A.V.E.
Entertainment (Suncoast Mall,
Goderich).
Saintless was recorded, produced
and mixed by Glen Teeple (The
Music Room, Sarnia) and Wayne
Taylor (Renaissance Productions,
Blyth), and mastered by Taylor at
Renaissance Productions. It is
Silence's, third release, and first full-
length album. Demo Use Only, a
cassette, sold out of 500 copies in
just a few months in 1998; Ruins, a
three-song enhanced CD, was
WEDDINGS
The Blyth l esti vat's final produc-
tion of the season Sometime, Never
opens Thursday, Aug. 23. Sometime,
Never is the sequel to Norah
Harding's true .account of life as a
war bride.
Blyth introduced Harding's story
in the 1996 production This Year
Trac y Spain Helen Graf
16 years 9 years
Next Few - which dealt %.‘ ith Norah's
decision to leave England with her
new Canadian husband. In
Sometime, Never, Norah returns
home for a visit two years after the
wedding. But has she come home
just for Christmas, or has she left
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