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"Dawn East Day in Kincardine
on September 15, will feature
Stompin' Tom Connors." —'34
adding Anniversary
or sill & Lois Hodgert
Orth Legion Hall on
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pe welcome Ladies
bring lunch. No gifts
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Friends, neighbours and
relatives are invited to attend a
reception in honour of Mr. and
Mrs. James Sanders (nee -
Sharon Sillih) following their
marriage on Saturday, August
25 1973 at Saltford Valley
Hall. Music by, "Country
Musicmen." Refreshments
available.
BAYFIELD Old Time Country
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Parade 1:00 p.m. Log -sawing:
Nail -driving: Old Time
Machinery: Pigeon Show: Baby
Show: Fun I)og Show: Exhibits
and special events, Fun for. all.
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Dinner Theatre. coming
Reluctant Debutante :
best effort this season
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST' 23, illtn—PAGIP I.
B -Y SHIRLEY J. KELLER
By far the best offering of the
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Debutante' hit the boards ,at
Huron Country Playhouse last
week and had the audience
rollicking in their seats from
start to finish.
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Douglas Homes takes place just
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the apartment of .Jimmy and
Sheila Broadbent played by
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Wednesday, 29 - FAMILY NIGHT
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M.E. 'vans and J0>t Hanna
respectiy ly.
Evans has. been on stage
many ti es this season and is
always a favorite with
Playhous audiences. Joan
Hanna is ck at the Grand
Bend theatre ,r a 'second stint
after a succesul season in
1972. Both were excellent in
their roles in the Debutante
and were a well-balanced team
to anchor the action.
Nicole Evans as . their
daughter, Jane, is new to. the
Playhouse. Program Who'.s
Who notes that Nicole is a
graduate of the University of
Waterloo where she worked un-
der M.E. Evans who is curren-
tly director -in -residence at the
University of Waterloo.
This young lady was as fresh
and as a exciting as anyone
who has ever been, on the
Playhouse stage. She rose to
the occasion -of portraying a
strong-willed 17 -year old girl
and the audience 'found itself
loving her from the moment
she stepped into the limelight.
A lovely, vivacious creature,
Nicole Evans is one young ac-
trest who will be remembered
from this ..second season at
Huron Country Playhouse.
Bruce Mower whom audien-
ces will remember -from Bus
-- Stop, played the rather boring
David 'Bulloch .to the - hilt.
M-1;wer brought self-assurance
to the role and properly -turned
the audience against Bulloch,
the snivelling suitor preferred
by Mrs. Broadbent for Jane.
On the other hand, Tom Ben-
tley -Fisher as David Hoylake-
Johnston had enough natural
charm -and good looks to amply
ht��y the part- of the._ much
maligned young man who had
caught the eye of a wayward
Jane.
Fewer lines were flubbed in
this play than in 'any of the
others too, due probably to the
fact that of eight players, .only
three had, worked at the
Playhouse previously this sum -
,mer. -
This week, the Playhouse
cast is presenting Roland
Petree's mystery, Pink String
and Sealing Wax and, I will be
reviewing that one next week.
In the meantime, keep in
mind that next week marks the
opening of the last show for
this season- at Huron' Country
Playhouse. The Hand That
Cradles The Rock will be going
that week, a whacky new
Canadian comedy, by Warren
Graves.
Also for the first time with
that performance will come
_Dinner Theatre when
theatregoers will have the op-
portunity to partake. of a com-
plete roast sirloin of beef buffet
style dinner served from •6 to 9
p.m. in the barn lobby. The cost
for dinner and the theatre will
be $15 per couple - for season's
ticket holders, 54 each for din-
ner. Reservations must be
made by calling 238-8387.
For those dinners, served
every night Wednesday through
Sunday, an Auburn woman,
Mrs. Nick Kill will be
providing the dessert - the very
famous English Trifle.
-Sounds great doesn't it? -
Maybe this is the time you've
• -been waiting for to visit the
—Playhouse on the "B`' line just
off Highway 21.
FRIENDS AND RELATIVES'
are Invited -Ws s
RECEPTION.
MR. it MRS: TOM. YANDERIUR6N
nor gONNA 4ANCH6I11
SALTFORD VALLEY HALL
SATURDAY SEPT. lst'
Music *by
THE COUNTRY MUSIC MEN
Dancing 10-1
,Refreshments available
The Horses are sew in the'heads
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of the Starter -
AND THEY'RE OFF
& RACING
For another year of
excitement
at
GODERICH RACEWAY
HARNESS RACING -EVERY WEDNESDAY
NIGHT FROM JULY 11, 1973
• Pari -Mutual Wagering.
• 10 Races Nightly
• Post Time 7:45 Every Wednesday
ritucicu Fried
It was the first time
Playhouse attenders have seen
Bentley -Fisher although - he
'climes with a rather impressive
hackground in theatre. After
.tud'ving at the- University of
Alberta, the `Toronto Conser-
vatory of Muic,'the`Drama-Cen-%
tre in London and the Neigh-
borhood Playhouse in.„„ New
York, his recent engagements
have included a long run at .
Prince of Wales Theatre' in
London as Filch in Threepenny
Opera.
Three more newcomers were
on stage last- week at the
Playhouse. They. were -Laurel
Darnell as Clarissa Crosswaite;
Jeanne Beauvais as her
mother, Mabel Crosswaite; and
Kathleen Forget as Mrs. Edgar,
the maid.
Although Kathleen Forget
had only a few lines in the en-
tire play, she was noticed and
appreciated by the audience as
the totally bored, unaffected
elderly maid in the Broadbent
home.
The 'set for The Reluctant
Debutante was great, having
enough variation in levels to
give the illusion of space and
elegance. The corner window
treatment in the raised break-
fast nook was imaginative and
definitive. During these break-
fast scenes, it helped keep the
actors and actresses constantly-
-in view though seated.
The costuming for this play
was also better than usual, the
strong, colors giving the perfor-
mance life and vitality.
TUESDAY
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French Fries
Grecian Bread
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Saturday, August 25 - Wednesday, August 29
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