HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-07-06, Page 10PAGE 10 00DFRICR SIQNAL.,S'I", R,THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1972
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Among the many student ,--presented with,.,awards during
graduation exergises AL„. 9 gpjt j Separate School 'in
Kingsbridge was this group of youngsters who Were the school
captains..-Leftto right are, Back row: Tom O'Keefe (Football),
Margaret Foran (Floor Hockey), Virginia Chisholm (Soccer),
Huron Playhouse
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JohnCrawford (Volleyball and Handball), Anita ,Doherty
(Volleyball and Handball), Leroy Drennan (Softball), Mary Anne
Boyle (Softball). Front row: Patrick Foran• (Floor Hockey),
Stephen Frayne (Floor Hockey), Mark Frayne (Floor Hockey),
:Brian Van Aaken (Play Day);, Carol Foran (Line Soccer),—staff
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wo for th-CteoSainf..
Huron 'ountry Playhouse's~
rosterofplays and pla:vers is now
set.. °
Opening on Wednesday July 38.
is th $rsweet comedy. Two
The Seesaw. starring Terry '
weed. veteran actress of radio
television and stage Her stoat~%
roles leave been with the Neptune
in Halifax. the Sai<iv-•Brottfmarr in
Montrea..1 the Q1obe in Regina.
, Lambton You .
_ - a .L
Theatre Toronto. and the original will be David Alexander. new
ope.ner,_.
• Straw Hat Planers. ".
Winner ot_... three .anyards
-including "hest ' actress • in the -
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Dominion Drama Festival. ss
Tweed's many appearances cin TV
• nn•lutie the Man .,11';e: series. '
Famous Jury Trials,, and most
• recently the role of Jess in CBC's
, Talking To •Stranger""series .
Playing :op.pos to Miss Tweed,
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't ,-Theatre
• The Latnbton. Youth Theatre. a
, • Sarnia -based 'group of high
school., college and university
Theatre Arts students. is . once
again' operating under a grant
from the Federal Goveriirrient'•s
Opportunities -'for Youth•.Program
" and :15 once "ag, ►n ,looking for
audiences The r•ompanv" was
formed in: the starrier of 1971 to
tour Western Onrir, on summer
week -ends. perforning plays free
of Clia�r e wherevt?r• the
'.entertainment wa< K Y1'r o.me
Ourtng the str.,r.i r. Western
—Ontario have • few.
• opportunities T4 --._good live
theatrioal'eptert..linrrrent In 1971.
The Lambton Y r);ith Theatre
a provided e7cr ;ll iicu in live 'ripen
theatre -in the•r~ ri nd 1,.'i`'fnrrniing
a lila v entitled CHFF, inurt,•a;n areas
such as I.rtnrion 'ani w•indsou:
small tc.'x rt: "like B ivtield.
• Petrc,1ia S<iiil,lc, Bezirh ^ ,and
Zurich; prt=vrncial par'k.s'(•Piner•v.
An,deau:.,.•.L..ung •P•r,int and
—:_t}�,
Marys. Wallacebu•rg ,end Guelph.
and in the cities. •of BrantfSlyd •
Chatham,', oderich, :Galt.
Kincardine, Port' Dover. Port
Elgin. Porte Stanley, • Sa»'nia,
Simcoe, Stratford, St. Thohaas
and Woodstock ' 1
participants iii The Larhhtan
,Yduth Theatre, Clair Culliford,
Adam Ginerson: Lloyd Grajia m .
Jo Lamberton, Seri Pullerk. Stecwe
Simms, Holly and Tery Stover and
Dem Sullivan arch devt''l'tl irig ;the
dra'matic,m•usical, graphic and-
. Itte'rary talents of the grotrp•and-
s ire-providing,.er tertaiti ftPt rrtr Y
high`�lettel for their audience
workshops with •whic-h they hope*
th •rough the craft of story -telling.
• mime'. improvisation. ,mask
making,•and dance -drama to•. he
able to provide 1°earning
r zperienc:es and fun for a11.
The continu"itv •o,f=, thes•e.
workshops will hopefullva._,be of,
lasting .recreat•io'na-4.'a•nd
educational benefit ' to • the
communities:: with the hoped-for
possibility of changing interest
patterns in alt). people. The
Lariiwb,ton , Yoirth». Theatre will
conduct -workshops indoors ,or
outdoors—at recreation centres,
drop-in centres.'old-acre homes•--. '
iri short, anvv here and anytime in
91 -der t•o bring a cuitur,al
environment to urban and rural
areas where there may not 'be anv
• accessible culture availabl.r at
,this time. • `
-4"-The •second ' phase of The.
Lambton Youth Theatre -s 1972'
comer to the Canadian: theatre
scene frorn e -w Yor.k.:r highlight
' 'of whose -work there incl.utles
stage and television appearances
in his role. Vlijdiinir -in
Waiting Por Gociot.
The o Paisley ' Cofrvertible
follows.--pening on August 2.
Joining • the troupe will be-Daviri
Clement who has. •als:o played
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_-cress-:: gauntry--; frpzti t. HaEfn'x
. Charlottetown. Montreal.
Toronto to Re_ gina•and VSancouyer.
and veteran character actress.
. Joan Hanna from Midland.
August 9th. bring 'Janus., a
comedy of the 50's• which
originally • starred Robert
Preston, Claude, Dauphin • and'
..Ma•rgs t Sullivan On, Bt oadway.
Appearing•in the dame role will be
Annede Villier. a charming lady
v(hohav°plaved stock in the.U..S.,
'rep° in England, and in Canada.
everything • from workshop
productions at the Garret and the
Factory to the e -.St.Law•rence
Centre. -
Dial M For Murder opens�•on
August -1 .Mis'srfte Vrt ler'; `vrtll
• be'joined ,by guest artist• David
Hemmings:;,the» versatile South
African -horn actor •who has
played in. more *than .two dozen
films in half •fir dozen different
languages • and countries.
He.mrnines will play the m b»
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created by M;aurice-Evans in the
suspenseful mystery favorite.
August ;23rd The -Little Hut.'
,
firings .J»acquelvn Jav to join fpr,
players. Miss .Jay has completed
a lull season with the Gate
Productions -in Toronto over the
past» year. In private life
• •'Jackie'' is a devoted'wi fe anc}'the
mother of two small» hut v.erV
active. sons.
T»l finalstro .of th,e season.
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Dirty Work AtThe Cr(ssroads.'a:-•»•
an old fashioned melodrama: For
j1e Ga e , com.pan' will he
augmented" by talented• actors
from the area and these will he -
announced' at a later date.
Guiding -the. actors throughout
the season will he,,Mis$ Bafhshakt
Garnett, veteran of ;some. twcen.ty,
vears in the theatre as° actress.
director: teacher, .and pi pducer.
Her • work and training in the
theatre have taken her :to I•ondon.
to New York a'hd Israel`. '•
Responsiblefor the <lesien»and
Lighting of ali•the productions will
bring Saskatchewan born Dalt,
•Melsness ` to Canail•a. trom'•
...P_er'rnsvLvani.a._,.wheTe:_.1e.. }las_ ..ct
position at Slippery. Rock •. State
College.
• • Season tickets are now on sale.
,They offer"first choice sof s.ea.ts
plus savi s: six shows . for jha
price o ` 'ive. For» additional
information phone 238,,8387.
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activities consists of :original x
lramatic performances designed
irimarily to entertain a siirnm,er
time -week-end audience,
The Lambton-Youth' Theatre is
• currently working on two exciting•
facet wikh whi4h they hope- to
'provide interest and'
entertainment Jor young and old
alike. In the interest of ,bringing
cultural 'recr"ea�tfon” and,
eiyjoyment, the group would like to
come irlitd ap many coinrnunities
as possible With' a series of
participatory creative ;..drama
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hiners of -es• awards -�f e
they are students. Left to right are, Back row: Phyllis Hickey,
John Crawford; Virginia Chisholm, Astrid Plasschaert. Front
row: Donna Drennan, `Brian Drennan,:Peter Hendriks.
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Thesrstudents were named winners of Test 'Awards of
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