HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-02-13, Page 20ERICH SIGNi' L•STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969
cia Wood To Play
rude In Stratford's
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ll'>L:waa,•nnounced January 14
that Cahadian actress Angela
Wood will be featured as
O.ertru d'e in the Stratford
National - Theatre of Canada's
p t'•oduction of Shakespeare's
Hamlet, .scheduled to tour
Chicago, . Ann Arbor and
-:Montreal. from March 4 to April
13.
Born in Vancouver, Miss
Wood_is a graduate of England's'
Royal Academy or Dramatic
Art, ,where her class roster
included strch names as Peter
O'Toole and., Albert Finnery.
After graduation, she acted with
London's B.B.C. and came to
the United States , to work
towards an M.F.A. at the Yale
Drama School. On a Ford
Foundation grant, Miss Wood
Withdrew from Yale .to become
resident leading lady with the
Alley Theatre in Houston.
- The actress left Houston to
appear ,qn Broadway in Hidden'
Stranger and as Madame Pace in
'Six Characters in Search of,.an
Author. This was followed by a
variety of roles in stock and
repertory,` with. Theatre on the
Green,
repertory,'
Berkshire Playhouse
and Hartford Stage Company,
among others. In recent years
Miss Wood has appezred as Lady
Fidget in the Lincoln Centre
production of The Country
Wife, as Clytemnestra in
Agamemnon and Gertrude in
Hamlet at Princeton's McCarter
'Theatre, and in- the Alexander 11.
Cohen production of White Lies,
and Brack Comedy. She has also
spent seasons with the New
:York Shakespeare Festival and
Detroit's Meadowbrook Theatre.
• Miss Wood was 'al psychology
ma)or at the 'university of
British Columbia, where her
.father was an English professor
:for .35 years (the Frederick
Wood Theatre at the University
was named after him).
Rehearsals for the spring tour
begin on January 20. PlaS'ing
dates for the tour are: Chicago -
March 4 'to 22; Ann Arbor -
March 24 to April 5;` and
Montreal -April 8 to 13.
CBC Talent Festival
Tenth Anniversary
One of the most effective :3 in (, MajorfOp. 26. ,
ways to discover, promote and February 13: Margaret
encourage the finest performers Pritchett, flutist • (Saskatoon),
among young Canadian', playing Concerto for Flute' by
musicians is through the CBQ „ Jacques Ibert; lrmgard
Talent Festival. Braun-Baerg, pianist (Winnipeg),
Celebrating its tenth playing Prokofieff's Concerto
anniversary this season. .No. 2 in G Minor, Op. 16.
preparations began for the first February 20: Gisela Depkat,
cellist (Winnipeg), . playing
Tchai kovsky'.s Rococo
Variations, Qp.. 30; Douglas
Stewart, flutist (Winnipeg),
playing .Suite in A Minor for
Flute and Strings by Telemann.
February 27: Michele Roder;
pianist (Quebec),- performing -
Beethoven's Fourth Concerto in
(1 Major, Op. 58, first
,.tn,;ovement.
A panel of adjudicators
listens to the broadcasts to select
the' eight finalists" who. witl
compete fqr first prize in the
Tour categories: voice, keyboard,
stringsand winds.
Conducting • duties during
these broadcast. recitals are
shared bey John Avison of
Vancouver and Sylvio lvio Lacharite
of Montreal_ __T_•
CBC Talent Festival in 1959,
and the following spring pianist,
Gordana Lazarevitch and
baritone Cornelis tlpthof
became the first winners_
The on -air performances of
the year's 28'contestants began
in_ December and continue until
the middle of :March. These
performances are broadcast
Thursdays at 8.:03 p.m. EST on
4 the, CBC's English A'vl network,
Sundays- at 5 p.m. EST on the
French -network and Fridays
(eight-day delay) at 9:33 p.m
EST on the CBC -FM network.
The contestants _to be- heard
during February are; • •
February 6 (AM network):
):
Peter Walker, pianist (Calgary),
playing
the first movernent of
Prokofie.ff's Pia -no -Concerto_ No.
rr
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The "Generation' Gap"
This week, -1 showed my stu- • students, now at university, en -
dents a film about the much- closing a parody of Hemingway.
vaunted "Generation Gap," she thought_ ought_ I'd enjoy. How's
and then had them write an that.?-- Three generations, and
essay on it. 'The., r:ap, not the no discernible gap. Maybe it's
film:. _ _ - _
_ _ because none of us are_Leena
Coincidentally, on that very gers , any more. "Old Flem"
v I recei\ed two letters that would like "Young Ruth, and
I'c, enjoy talking 'to both of
��\•ark 4h��tli\ be '','
}}'n�g, ,some •f h'eesa�s
a sighed ' were reve�li g. bne' �\
blames the gap6n age. Anoth-
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er says it's -_been there since
Shakespeare.., which .� is true.
Others say it's been blown out
of all proportion by the news
media, seeking for conflict and • .�
the sensational,
vv 'O �t t, �abo �t lei
\ � V ��
h
fr o c
school math to, c er.- I don't
meathatn
wasold. Itwas
he
just a long time aro.
It was a pleasant shock to
hear from him. The pleasure,
came from his report that he
was alive and well and curling
and skiing! The shock was the
realization that the gentleman
we called "Old 'Flem" is only,
about 22 years older. than 1"
am.,•
Stran-geld•" r as things so often.
happen in this world r; 1 was
talking about him in school
that very day. The kids- and I
were talking about corporal
punishment. strapping, slap-
ping, the whole business.
I told them about how Miss
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Another says "It is just the
intense fear children have
-mobilized in their'parents. And
of course, fear of the unknown
is the most powerful fear in
man," -
The same one says: "Fear
has advanced to pr'ejud'ice, and
prejudice is a' deadly emotion
to dea-I with. Deadly because it
is composed of blind hate be-
tween strangers, And hate is a
aktrikragiantgiseciadomilromiraramsreite"term'i'l"Lragtvroma
pointers over my head regular- fronts a barefoot girl, or a
Miss Mary s-
- ly, and .1rs `Calker u. ed principal's face as he confronts
- to strap me and my young a -long-haired boy_"
,brother and a kid . called
Glee -Gee Ifelyea three times a
• week, whether Ate needed it or.
not. And we liked them. And
how Mr. Cosgrove. our science
teacher, a man of gigantic pro-
portions and the patience of a,
saint, used to sweep two of us
ojtx_�stoo'1•s--wrtlr' One &ulf. artcliction symptoms, and
off
systematically punch out words
....And _we_ never. held it against ciith-• 'as —job "college."
him. An how my Old math "goals, "money" 'and "future,"
teacher, at a point' when even
the ang•ls would he tried, used
to 'Ove us a punch, with two
knuckles, just below the ribs.
respected
And
we liked and
him,' when we got our breath
'back.
Those people _g t. a--- etew -
-tieaT;" fi ancialiy and socially,
from; the community. But at
least tl eY could clobber a kid,
and that's worth a lot of mon-
ey. If you even shake your
,finger at • some rotten little
hoodlum nowadays,, he either
turns out to be a harraick-room
And on: "Then there are the
adults who, posing,, as shocked
and indignant, eat up such
-'propaganda as. "Wild in the
Streets," search newspapers
for teenage orgies on LSD.
thrust Mimeographedsheets-of
s ,h 's.too la to
clip on the ear. because he
could eat you alive. and would.
My other letter, the same
.da$-, was a chatty, friendly one
(torn. one of my last year's
This essay' ends with the
suggestion that, while this gap
is not as serious as racial or
religious prejudice, it is .clos—
ing peoples minds: Adults fear
a revolution, but the young
-people-,-"ttr my knowledge have
not even though of such a
thing. owever, getting strong-
er; anti stronger every day, ' is
the young people's urge just to
be left alone. This tendency
could be just as disunifying as
a revolution."
Glad to hear frorn you, "Old
FLont "anti .ybt� y;_��`Yo) g�
,Ruth." And all I can. say is
"Phooey to you, Kim Smiley,"
whose opinions, fragmented,
appear in the,, quotation marks
above.
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