Zurich Citizens News, 1976-08-25, Page 7MAIN STREET LOOKED LIKE THIS for a long time, but thanks to all the rain we have had this summer
the dust never seemed too unbearable. Bricks sat piled along the street and no one was quite sure just
how they would look when completed. Photo by T. Stover
Zurich Citizens News, August 25, 1976 -Page 7
Anne of Green Gables
returns to Playhouse
"Anne of Green Gables" re-
opens at the Huron Country
Playhouse this week. Tickets are
still available for most perform-
ances, the box office reports.
The show returns to the Play-
house after a 12 -performance tour
made possible, in part, by a
wintario grant from the Ontario
Ministry of Culture and. Re-
creation.
Nearly 3,000 people saw
"Anne" during its first week at
the Playhouse. All attendance
records were broken at the Grand
Bend theatre, including those
set just two weeks before with
another hit of the season, "The
Boyfriend". For the first time
ever, a Playhouse production is
being held -over for a full 3 -week
run. In all, "Anne" will play
more than 30 performances.
On the road, the show has
also been playing to capacity
crowds, and to frequent standing
ovations. Without a doubt,
"Anne of Green Gables" is
Canada's perennial favourite.
The Playhouse production of
"Anne" isin better shape than
ever, according to director Don
Fleckser. The company of 40,
including the eleven members of
the London Symphony who form
the orchestra for the show, are
all well -seasoned after playing on
so many different stages. The
touring locations have included
Lion's Head, Goderich, Mea -
ford, Sarnia, Owen Sound and
Seaforth.
Performance schedule for
the next two weeks is Wednes-
day to Saturday evenings at 8:30
with discount matinees Wed-
nesdays at 2:00 and Saturdays
at 4:00. Information and reser-
vations 238-8451.
Call the News
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NOW THE STREET LOOKS LIKE THIS and there is a definite improvement. The bricks have all been
laid and vibrated into place, the paving is finished and council has managed to get the trees into their
sports between the bricks. Zurich's main street is now one very good-looking one.
Photo by McKinley
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