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Movies on Channel 8
THURSDAY, 11:30 P.M. -"VAN NUYS BLVD". Stars Bill
Adler, Cynthia Wood. A small town van cruiser comes to
Los Angeles to join the big time cruise scene on Van Nuys
Blvd.
FRIDAY, 11:30 P.M.-"MALIBU BEACH". Stars Kim Lang-
ford, James Daughton. Fun loving teens, a curvaceous fe-
male lifeguard and bikini -top -snatching dog come together
one frenetic summer of fun on California's Malibu Beach.
MONDAY, 11:30 P.M. -"A SPECIAL DAY". Stars Sophia
Loren, Marcello Mastroianni, John Vernon. The special
day of the title is that historic day in 1938 when Hitler tri-
umphantly entered Rome to meet Mussolini and proclaim
the unity of the two facist countries. A housewife, her
husband and six children go off to participate in the par-
ade. She accidentally meets a homosexual radio announcer
and for one day they have an affair.
TUESDAY, 11:30 P.M. -"RACQUET". Stars Bert Convy,
Lynda Day George, Bjorn Borg. A former Wimbleton
champion tuinediastructor is afraid of losing his status as
a "heart throb". He embarks on a search for his perfect
mate ... one with enough money to buy him his own tennis
court.
WEDNESDAY, 11:30 P.M. -"WELCOME TO BLOOD
CITY". Stars Jack Palance, Keir Dullea, Samanth Effar.
An anonymous totalitarian organization kidnaps a man.
Via computer electronics, he is mentally transported to a
fantasized outer settlement where a person's status ac-
crues according to the number of people he -she can mur-
der.
4:30 Toronto Rocks 57
Going Great 5
One Day at a Time 8
Jeffersons 10, 3
All in the Family 5D
G.l. Joe 13
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keeps it going strong uwlti
the 1asLn has'tLed away is
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plaintive "Lament" to the
rocking, pounding beat of
"401" to the hilarious
"Love's Triangle", the
music is the engine that
makes the play go.
There, are some standout
performances along the way.
Daisy DeBolt as Sam, leader
of the band Sam and the
Slowpokes, is nothing short
of electrifying, with a stage
presence that is unbelievable
and a voice to match. One of
the newcomers to this year's
production, DeBolt is an
experienced actor -singer -
musician who formed half of
the well-known folk duo
Fraser and DeBolt.
Also unforgettable is Ron
Gabriel as Boomer, a burnt-
out case sporting the tag -
ends of a classical education
who is a somewhat un-
welcome regular it the
Commodore Hotel. Another
newcomer, Gabriel has
appeared in three of the five
productions at Blyth this
summer and has quickly
carved himself a place in the
REVIVE LEAVES
Rejuvenate dried eucalyp-
tus leaves in flower ar-
rangements by steaming
them in a shower or over a
tea kettle, says Clothing and
Textile Specialist Margaret
Loewen of the rural organi-
zations and services branch
of the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
0-a•-0
Bulb -forming plants are
among the most attractive of
all garden flowers. They
dominate the garden in
spring when there are few
other plants in bloom. Plant
bulbs this fall before the first
frost in an area where the
later winter sun will be
strong, says Tony Hoger-
vorst, rural organizations
contact, (Ontario Horticul-
tural Association) of the On-
tario Ministry of Agriculture
and Food's rural organiza-
tions and services branch.
Work the ground, then place
the bulb, root end down,'in a
10 centimetre (four inch)
hole. Cover with soil and
water with cold water. Some
bulb -forming plants to try in -
dude tulips, hyacinth, daffo-
dils, crocuses, narcissus,
mascari (Glory of the Snow)
--anemone . and chionodoxa.
Guest column
By Henry Hess
With Janet Amos and Ted
Johns leaving Blyth this fall
for Fredericton, where she
has been appointed artistic
director of the Theatre New
Brunswick,, the production of
"Country Hearts" which
opened last week may be
seen as their farewell to the
Blyth Festival.
if farewell it is, they
certainly are going out with
a flourish! It has been a long
time since an audience has
more obviously enjoyed
itself than did the opening
night crowd at Blyth last
Tuesday, and the waves of
applause which rolled
through the theatre at the
final curtain were richly
deserved.
As a team, Amos and her
writer -actor husband have
undoubtedly had more to do
with the success of the Blyth
Festival than any other two
individuals in its 10 -year
history. The 1984 season,
which concludes Sept. 15, has
been the best to date, with no
obviously weak links among
its five productions, and
"Country Hearts" which
• wraps it all up is a fitting
climax.
The play by Johns with
music by John Roby is
basically the same
production which set box
office records during its
premiere season in 1982 by
selling out every seat in the
Blyth theatre. Some slight
fine-tuning of the 1984 ver-
sion, including some new
songs and a number of ex-
citing new faces in the cast,
have if anything made it
even stronger than before.
The story line is simple: a
country hotel on a stormy
night, populated by a handful
of regulars, a couple of
travelers stranded by the
snow and a new band hired in
'a desperate attempt to
improve the "tone" of the
establishment. As the night
unfolds, we learn a little
about their lives, relation-
ships, hopes and values, but
that is really a sideline to the
main event.
What makes "Country
Hearts" spring to life and
lam : eEaaP4 wit
unexpected "twits;" that
lend them a depth of interest
which would be eatit:ely loo
in simple slapstick. One is
never quite sure what to
expect of him next!
With one of the largest
casts of any Blyth produc-
tion, `°Hearts" gives
everyone a chance to shine,
and they take good ad-
vantage of it. Least visible
onstage is John Roby him-
self, who is clearly content to
let his music speak for him
- which it does, eloquently.
The set is outstanding;
lighting and direction are
flawless.
All in all, the illy is one of
those all -too -rare produc-
tions which could be enjoyed
over and over. Un-
sophisticated and without
pretensions, it is typical of
the style of play Johns does
so well and which have
become the backbone of the
Blyth Festival. For sheer fun
and entertainment, you
won't do better than
"Country Hearts".
hon i
"if Kell IMMA-mtErmr. Wen Verdun, Jabs
e. : ambiare et war as three .garb -
, 4 r' - in the wgrld'a
nockettes, in
SAirUPDA7 . i 0F314 +0"11■'4ThHQU "''. Stars Anthony
Quinn, V'irna Liei, Wheel Redgrave. A . Rwnauian nian
and hiswife are ea ght up in Na4 aggression when the
district police head sends the husband to a concentration
camp on false charges,
SATURDAY, ff;30P,lltt -°"SE* ffia#AVA". Stars Errol Than,
clouds Rain: urate adventure story on the high seas with
exciting battle scenes and romance.
SUNDAY. 12.00 NOON -"THE LAST DAY'S. Stars Richard
Widrnark,,Barbara Rush, *retired gunman is forced touse
his weapdns again to defend his town against the last battle
otthe Dalton Gang, in their attempt to rob two banks.
SUNDAY, 2:00 P.M. -"THE ANGEL AND THE BAD MAN".
Stars John Wayne, Gail Russell. Quaker girl saves a man
who is hunted by a gunslinger seeking revenge.
SUNDAY, 9:00 P.M. -"THE WILD WOMEN OF CHASTITY
GULCH". Stars Joan Collins, Lee Horsley, Priscilla
Barnes, Howard Duff, Morgan Brittany. The lusty bar-
room belles of a Missouri mining town, forced into an ex-
plosive alliance with their self-righteous sisters when the
men march off to war, are victimized by a vicious band of
renegade soldiers in this western adventure -comedy.
SUNDAY,.11 :30 P.M. -"SAN ANTONIO". Stars Errol Flynn,
Alexis Smith, Paul Kelly. A singer on a Western tour meets
and falls in love with the famed Ty Hardin, who is in San
Antonio at the risk of his life.
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