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11:00 NEWS
1,1:3OTHE TONIGHT SHOW
12:30 TOMORROW COAST-
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2:o0AMERICA'S TOP 10
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4:00 MOVIE:
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Kids' special
Ever see a gorilla play
Beethoven? That will be part
of the fun at Blyth Memorial
Hall when Camerata puts on
a special children's concert,
Saturday, October 17 at 2
p -m. ,
The. concert includes the
works of Brahms, Beethoven
and Schubert among others
but it's all wrapped up in a
package of hilarious antics
that will have even those
Who think they h to classical
music wishing the 50 minute
concert would never end.
The gorilla comes, in dur-
ing a rather mixed-up ver-
sion of "Little Red Riding
Hood" that takes up 12
minutes of the concert. The
concert's length can vary
because ' it develops span
taneously from. the .
children's reactions and
responses. • .
• The group encourages par-
ticipation from their young
audience. An example would
be that Camerata calls the
"mood" section of its pro-
gram. The children are ask-
ed to suggest words which
describe the feelings such, as.
"happy" "sad",or "ex-
cited". Cameratathen plays
a piece which best illustrates
those varying moods.
Another part of the pro-
gram is an "Opera Spoof",
in which Mary Lou. Fallis
satirizes cadenzas and other
styles of operatic singing.
Vocal pieces are chosen
which are particularly ac-
cessible and amusing to
• children. The "Doll Aria'.
from Offenbach's "Tales of
Hoffman" is included along
with songs from Winnie The
, Pooh. '
Camerata includes four of
the best musical artists in
Canada: Kathryn Root,
painist; James Campbell,
clarinetist; Coenraad
Bloemendal, cellist and
Mary Lou Fallis, sporano.
Tickets for the concert are
$3 for both children and
adults or may still be pur-
chased as part of the Blyth
Centre • for the Arts'
Children's Series which in-
cludes a stage adaptation of
"Charlotte's Web" by
Erewfion theatre on Satur-
day, . March 13 and the
delightful puppet show
"Moments Mouse-ical" by
Frog Print Theatre on May
8, all for only $6 per person.
Tickets may be ordered by
writing Blyth Centre for the
Arts, Box 291, Blyth- or- call—
ing 523-9300. •
Grands plan
banquet
The Past Noble Grands
Club ' of Goderich Rebekah
Lodge No. 89 held its
meeting September 14 with
18 present in the MacKay
Centre for Seniors with the
new president, Mills. Alice
Moss presiding.
In the business part a
Christmas banquet was
discussed to be held in
November and a committee
was appointed.
For the December
meeting, an exchange of
gifts is to be held. Any sick
members are to be
remembered by a cad or
flowers. •
Five hundred was then
played. High winnerwas
Vera Larder and low was
Ruth Hayden..
A dainty lunch was served
by the committee in charge.
Friends and Relatives are cordially invited
to a social evening and dance in honour of
the Fiftieth Anniversary of Warren and
Marie Gibbings,
Saturday, October 31981
at 8 P.M.
In the Goderich Township Community
Centre, Holmesville
No gifts please. Best Wishes <• raly>
"Songs from t e
Theatre" at Blyth,
It will be a quick dash
from the stage of 'one -Of On-
tario's biggest summer
festivals to another when
Beth Anne Cole opens the
winter. theatre program at
the Blyth Centre for the Arts
on October 7.
Miss Cole will be starring
in Rose Marie at the Shaw
Festival at Niagara -on -the -
Lake until a few daysbefore
the performance in Blyth of
her one -woman show "Songs
From The Theatre".
Miss Cole drew rave
reviews for her starring role
in the musical at the Shaw
Festival, one more
testimony to the talent -of this
rising star of the musical
stage.
Songs From The Theatre
has been polished over many
weeks of performing by Miss
Cole across Canada in the
last two years again to rave
reviews and full houses.
-McKenzie Porter of the
Toronto Sun, rhapsodized:
"Beth Anne Cole can act as
well as she can sing. And she
can sing as sweetly as a
sparrow, as passionately as
a nightingale and as ironical-
ly as a mocking bird. If
necessary, she can dance
with comparable artistry."
Miss Cole's show takes
songs from the theatre, some
familiar, some long forgot-
ten and makes them live
again. Alone on stage except
for her accompanist, with
few costumes or props she
provides a full evening of
entertainment. Fanny Brice,
George Gershwin, Rogers
and Hart oor Jacques Brel -
she puts her own delightful
stamp on all of their work.
While she i§ making her
biggest markof the live
theatre stage these days,
Miss Cole is also well known
to youngsters for her fre-
quent appearances on Mr.
Dressup on CBC television.
She has also made many
other television appearances
over the years since she
returned to Canada after two
years of study and training
in England.
Series tickets are still
available for the three
events of the theatre series
at Blyth which also include
Barry Morse starring in
Sleuth on March 2 and Rick
Wellwood in Leacock at
Leisure on April 21. Series
tickets are only $14 for the
three events. Single tickets
for Songs From the Theatre
are now available at $6 each
and may be reserved by call-
ing 523-9300.
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