The Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-09-04, Page 7,
Luvicuow Seutiuet estlay Septeipber.42 1991 Page
Cornflow r
lug takes to the road
nze B101 Festtvall begins a two
month adventure On the roads of
Onmrio• and Kanitoba, c-atry- ring its
newest play, Cornflower nue to the
stages of 32 theatres and coannun
ities ut December L A 24 foot
truck, packed with a prairie sky,
coniflower Iwip bicycles„ lines
of laundry. a portable beauty salon„
revolving kritchelh 300 feet of cable„
36 lights and m mow win trans-
fofin gymnasiums, rents and
ccnunLmiy centres into the prairie
t*wn of Cornflower, Alberta.
Award-winning writer, Kelly Rebar
takes you home through the lives 'if
four childhood friends, as they
weave their comic and itching
stories. Accompanied by musi of
the country composed by Michael
Taylor,, Cornflower Rine is a cel-
obradon of family and hone.
"M the Elytb Festiyalt we we
cepzwittied o teflin.stilet about
alms country, says Peter Su -ink
Artistic D' ector of the Blyth Festi-
va "Kelly Rebar tells a great story
and her characters leap to life.
Were &lighted t be able. to share
these imaginative s *ries with our
audience in Blyth„ in communities
throughout Ontario as we" tour the
play beginning September 17, in 9
munities throughout Manittba
in November, and in Winnipeg at
Prairie Theatre Exchange from
November 12 to December 1. Our
cast involves Canadian artists from
British Columbia, Alberta,
Saskatchewan, Manitoba and
Puppet theatre kicks• o
series at Blyth this fall
A paperbag princess, a goldc4.
fish and a magic tea kettle will
come to life and thrill children and
adults alike when Lampoon
Puppettheatre kicks off the Blyth
Fall/Spring Festival of
Entenahunent's Just For Kids series
Saturday, October 19 at 2 p.m.. in
Blyth Memorial Hall.
Lampoon Puppettheatre is one of
Canada's leading puppet companies.
--Ittasperformed-across-direotinW
and around the world, winning
awards along the way. Its produc-
tions are colourful, humorous, soph-
isticated and charming.
Lampoon Puppettheatre will pres-
ent Folktales From Around The
World in Blyth. This show includes
tales about three different cultures.
The first, from Japan, is The Tea
Kettle, an ancient story about the
acceptance of each person's
From Russia comes The
Golden Fish, a tale about a poor old
fisherman and his wife who suc-
cumb to greed. The third story is
The Paperbag Princess by Canadian.
author Robert Munsch. A young
princes* Maned 'Elizabeth „learns a ,
van lesSon abtiiit gratitude,
Folktales From Around the World
is presented in story -telling style
with lots of audience involvement.
It promises to be delightful fun and
thought-provoking tool •
performance are on
sale now for $7.00. eaCkFor tickets
or more information, call the Blyth
Festival Box Office at (519) 523-
9300.
Just For Kids performances are
proudly supported by CKNX FM
102. Other shows in the series
include the wonderful music of
Charlotte Diamond, the fabulous
energy of Canadian Content, and
the humour of Jiin and Dave's
Awesome Environmental Adven-
tUre.
Charlotte Diamond from
kids'
Vancouver will take children on a
musical adventure in Blyth Sunday,
November 10, 1991 at 2 p.m. as
they clap and sing along with
favourites from her award-winnhig
recordings, including Dicky Dino-
saur, Slimy The Slug and The Hug
Bug. Charlotte is one of Canada's
favourite children's performers. She
has five albums, a new video, and
_PIP_Wits_iLbmtLarnong_her string_ot
awards.
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A high energy, high tech kid
Vaudeville show with fast paced
audience participation will be per-
formed in Blyth by Winnipeg's
Canadian Content Saturday, March
21, 1992 at 2 p.m. Their show On
The Go includes a mixture of song,
danc,e, music and mime. Toast a
Spanish dancing lemon tree in the
Lemon Merango Tango, enjoy a
royal visit from three singing play-
ing cards in Three of a khid, and
sing along with your hands to the
sign language song Prairie Dog
Rock and Tumbleweed Roll. It's
clear, crisp, crazy entertainment and
kids love it!
Thn and Dave's Awesome Envi-
ronmental Adventure rounds out the
Just For Kids series an Saturthy;
April 25, 1992-, at 2 p.m. James
Gordon and David. Archibald have
combined their considerable talents
to create a zany yet informative
new show dealing with the environ-
ment. Using theatre, song and audi-
ence participation, Jim and Dave
inspirechildren to be friends of the
earth.
Tickets for the Just For Kids
series are on sale now. Individual
shows are $7.00 each or $20.00 for
all four shows. All prices include
GST. Group discounts are also
available. For more information,
call the Blyth Festival Box Office
at 523-9300. Don't be disappointed!
Many shows sell out long in
advance of performance dates.
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Cornflower Blue can be fwd
any towra, Hockey Night In
anada on SatanIy. maybe the
hairdresser on Thurbdays arid Friday
nights with your test wows,
Critics praised it as a "play ara
ences can Mate to no inattff what
part of the COUlitrY they grew up
in, 'Perhaps one of the roost effec-
tive aspects of this play is the
atmosphere created by the bluegrass
music of Michael Taylor, which
sidles into the Cornflower story like
a trout among smooth rockel says
another reviewer.Cornflower Blue
features the acting talents of Donald
Adams, John Jarvis, Maggie Nagle,
Jan Wood and musicians Michael
Taylor and Gary "Humphrey" Walsh.
The tour of Cornflower Blue
which was commissioned by Prairie
Theatre Exchange, is made possible
through the generous support of the
Touring Theatre Programme of the
Ontario Arts Council, Ontario Min-
istry of Northern Affairs, Ontario
Ministry of Culture and Commtmi-
cations, Canada Council Touring
Office, Ideal Supply Company and
Journey's End Motels. Cornflower
Blue is directed by Kim McCaw
with set design by Dennis Horn,
lighting design by Leslie Win:bison,
costumes • designed by •Mary
-Fulfork and -assistant -direction-by
Laurel Paetz.
Since 1980, the Blyth Festival has
toured Ontario on an annual basis,
sharing with audiences: The Perils
of Persephone by Dan Needles, The
Mail Order Bride by Robert
Clinton, Bordertown Cafe by Kelly
Rebar, Another Season's Promise
by Anne Chislett and Keith
Roulston, Quiet In the Land and
The Tomorrow Box by Anne
Chislett, Cake -Walk by Colleen
Curran, Country Hearts by Ted
• Johns and John Roby, The School
Show, St. Sam of the Nukes and
Garrison's Garage by Ted Johns.
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Thank you to the following individuals, busi-
nesses and organizations for donations made
toward the Dungannon Agricultural Society's
Fair and Family Fun Days:
Townships of Ashfield, Colborne, and
West Wawanosh
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Lynda Chamney, Mary Kay Rep.
Craig Hardwoods Ltd.
Robinson Maple Products
Ye Olde ViNage Store
BLYTH
The Oki Mill
DUNGANNON -
Dungannon Custom Builders
West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance
Dauphin Feed & Supply
Dungannon Grain (Snobelen Farms)
Steve and Sheila Faber
George Smyth Welding
KX.Dawson
Dawson's Plumbing
Marvin Scott
Donald Alton
Ray ilich Welding
Dungannon Service Centre
Ashfield Service Centre
Lome Alton
Jack & Mary Pentland
Bernice Glenn, Tupperware Rep.
West Huron Junior Farmers
Johnston Bros. Ltd.
Carol Wins and Family
Art by Bauer, Debbie Bauer
Karen's Hairstyling
Penny's Hairstyling
Sharon's Variety
Claude D'Aoust - Mac Tools
Jeanne tipthegrove, Avon Rep.
Ross' Country Carpets
Delmar Sproul Insurance
Don's Pest Control & Landscaping
West Wawanosh Palk
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New Orleans Pizza
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The Duke Loun
Bedford Hotel
Don & Dawn Sowerty
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Godorich Elovatore
South Enc Body
Sherwood Transportation •
Goderich Veterinary Clinic
Little Bowl
McDonalds Restaurant
Point Farms Market
All Around the House -' Margo
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Carman Cameras
Huron,Historic Jail
Huron County Museum
Donuts & More
Park Theatre
Bricker Jewellery
Lakeport Steel
ideal Supply
Bradley Automotive
Goderich Esso Centre
Standard Auto Glass
Robert Evans Chev-Olds
Goderich Chrysler
Apple Auto Glass
Thruway Muffler
Suncoast Ford
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Bank of Montreal
Huronia Welding
Harbourn Adams
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MacKenzie & McCreath Funeral Home
Montgomery Motors
C.A. Becker Equipment
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Lucknow Junior Women's Institule
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