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Dublin Day Break ............................................. 221 Snowcoach to Austria, 8 d a y s ........................2129 Dublin Connection, 2 days.................................249 Mother’s Day Weekend in Paris, 3 days .........£59 Torquay short break, 4 d a y s ........................ £89.95 Snowtime in the Cairngorms, 4 days........... £99.95 Amsterdam, 4 d a y s ..........................................2119 Venice, 4 days, by air .....................................2279 Jersey, 6 days..................................................£179 APRIL
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\ MYSTERY compiled by Theatre]
George's Hall, Blackburn. Tomorrow. All new show of the children's TV favourite. Box office: 01254 582582. THE SLEEPING BEAUTY ON ICE.
A MAGIC DAY FOR BUDGIE. King
The Grand Theatre, Blackpool. To Sat. Starring the Russian Ice Stars. Box
office: 01253 290190. CALL BLUE JANE and HEAVEN.
The Grand Theatre, Blackpool. Tues. Performed by acclaimed company Man
Act. Box office: 01253 290190. CHARLOTTE'S WEB. The Grand
and soul hits. Foot stomping party atmosphere. Box office: 0161242 2503
Y Opera Exhibitions)
Manchester. Tonight. The fantastic tale of a prince who braves all dangers in the cause of true love, and a bird- man who finds his own particular idea of happiness. Box office 0161242 2525
THE MAGIC FLUTE. Opera House,
D1NOSAURS-THE NEXT GENER ATION. Royal Armouries Museum,
Leeds. To May 4. The largest model dinosaur exhibition ever mounted in
the UK. Ticket office: 0113 2201999. 7TH NORTH-WEST KNITTING
Theatre, Blackpool. Mar 3rd to 7th. E.B. White's remarkable tale of love, friendship and bravery. Box office:
01253290190. THE HANSEL AND GRETEL
MACHINE. Burnley Mechanics. Tomorrow, Sat. Presented by The David Glass Ensemble. Not suitable for
children. Box office: 01282 430055. STRAIGHT AND NARROW. Burn
Blackburn. Mon. Top American main stream reed man. Box office: 01254 582582.BLAKEY'S SPECIAL SIX. Blakey's Bar, Blackburn. Mar 2nd. All-star line up. Box office: 01254 582582. MAGIC. The Grand Theatre, Black
KEN PEPLOWSKI. Blakey's Bar,
ley Mechanics. Wed. to Feb 28th. Com edy by Jimmy Chin. Presented by Burnley Garrick Club. Box office:
01282 430055. WHEN WE ARE MARRIED. The
Grand Theatre, Lancaster. To Sat. J.B. Priestley's comic play set in West York shire. Three couples are celebrating 25 years of marriage - or are they? Box
AND NEEDLECRAFT EXHIBITION. G-Mex Centre, Manchester. To Sun. £1 off to What's On reader?.. Ticket line:
Todmorden. Sun. Part of Up Beat, a series of family concerts exploring world music and incorporating cultural influences. Box office: 01282 421986.
A Japanese tragedy in three acts*-' Seals from £9.00 - Concessions available
Saturday 21st March 1998 at 7.30pm Box Office
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OLD-FASHIONED you
might think. No, the lantern slide show taking place at Whalley Library on Mon day is bang, flash wallop up-
to-date. The show, to be given by Mr
John Barry, features slides of the Ribble Valley a t the turn of th e century, tak en by a well- known Clitheroe photographer Edmondson Buck. Many of the large houses in Clitheroe and su r ro u n d in g a re a s will have b e en p h o to g ra p h e d b y M r Buck as he travelled about on h is b icy c le w i th h is c am e ra
strapped to the back. On Thursday, however, you
could try a meat and potato pie concert a t the Centenaries The
atre, Stonyhurst College. These popular concerts start a t
midday followed by a tasty meal. Next week's concert features
Simon Rebello, percussion, and Rob Buckland on saxophone.
EVENTS - FEBRUARY 20TH TO 2GTH
February - Platform Gallery, pre
<£)iary dates in the
(fribble Valley Airentries
must.be on a V w f l f * M . 9 from the Tourist Information Centre, Market I? lac .>■___— _ _
sents an open exhibition to cele brate the 10th anniversary of the Calligraphers’ Guild.
20th - Civic Hall Cinema pre
sents "Wing of the Dove" (15), for six nights at 7-30 p.m. Matinees on Friday and Saturday at 2 p.m. is "George of the Jungle" (U). 20th — Hurst Green Memorial
Hall, "The Catholic Ball" with the Mark Kitto Band. Supper a t 8 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 826627 or
826313. 21st - Clitheroe Ramblers' Asso
ciation, meet Waterloo car park at 8-30 a.m. for Clapham. 21st - Lancashire Countryside
Events, Saddle and Fairsnape Fells in Winter, a walk over rough poor- land a t an easy pace, looking at topography and natural history of this area. Inquiries, tel. 01995
640557. 23rd - Whalley Library, a lecture
with John Barry on "The Lantern Slides of Edmundson Buck". 23rd - Abbots Court Restaurant,
Whalley, whist drive at 7-30 p.m. Admission by ticket only £1.25. Inquiries, tel. Mrs Stalker 01254
823262. 26th -Centena rie s Theatre,
w f H A T ’S O A f listinqs form available D1^ „ . pntheroe. .-
Stonyhurst. A meat and potato concert at midday featuring Simon Rebello (percussion) and Robb Buckland (saxophone). 26th - Whalley Methodist Church Hall, "Growing Vegetables
for the Kitchen" by Bill Harg reaves a t 7-30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 823440.
FORTHCOMING
E V E N TS - FEBRUARY 27TH TO MARCH 2ND
31st - Whalley Methodist
Church bumper bargain sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
March 2nd - Longridge Library, a slide
presentation by Steuert and Anita Kellington entitled "In the Foot steps of Wainwright" at 7-30 p.m.
Admission by ticket only. Further details of some of the
above events can be found in adja cent “Lifestyle" advertisements. A booking service for theatres
and events throughout the region is available from the Tourist Infor mation Centre, Market Place, Clitheroe, on 01200 425566.
07000 48425387. MILITARY BOOKS. Samlesbury
812010.
office: 01524 64695. THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLE
BERRY FINN. Opera House, Manches
ter. To Sat. Mark Twain's famous tale. Box office: 0161242 2525. AN EXPERIENCE WITH AN AIR
pool. Sun. A tribute to Freddie Mer cury and Queen. Box office: 01253
290190.INDIE NIGHT SPECIAL. Burnley Mechanics. Mar 6th. Featuring top local bands Element, Willard and Missed Her Bliss. Box office: 01282
430055.THE BLUES BAND. Town Hall, Colne. Tonight. Featuring ex-Manfred Mann singer Paul Jones. Some bands simply play the blues; the Blues Band feel their music. Box office: 01282
PUMP. Royal Exchange Theatre Com pany, Manchester. To Mar 7th. The world premier of Shelagh Stephenson s dark comedy of science and morality.
661234.MAGIC. Palace Theatre, Manches ter. Mar 1st. A tribute to Freddie Mer cury and Queen. Box office: 0161 242 2503.
Box office 0161833 9833. WOMEN ON THE VERGE OF HRT.
ter. Mar 6th. Re-scheduled date. Box office: 0161 950 5000
GENESIS. Nynex Arena, Manches „ ,
Opera House, Manchester. Mar 2nd to 7th. A magical evening of hilarity and music with a story that will provoke tears of laughter and howls of recogni tion. Box office: 0161242 2509. A DIFFERENT WAY HOME. Colise
Comedy
um Theatre, Oldham. To Sat. Jimmie Chinn's hilarious play. Laughter and tears are guaranteed as Roy Barra- clough takes the double roles of brother and sister Leslie and Maureen. Box
office: 0161624 2829. VERDICT. Charter Theatre, Preston.
To Sat. A dark nail-biting thriller from the Queen of Crime Agatha Christie.
atre, Preston. Wed. to Feb 28th. An hilarious comedy by Willy Russell. Box
Box office: 01772 258858. ONE FOR THE ROAD. Charter The
office: 01772 258858. SHAKESPEARE 1 KIDZ. Charter
Theatre, Preston. Mar 2nd and 3rd. A Midsummer Night's Dream for young sters. Box office: 01772 258858
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Refreshments served all day
| Musicals (
King George's Hall, Blackburn. Mar 5th. Featuring Helen Shapiro, The Searchers and The Swinging Blue Jeans. Box office: 01254 582582. ALL-STAR GALA EVENING. The
THE SOLID SILVER GO'S SHOW. 01253290190.
1 Colne. Feb 28th. An outrageous new concert by "Glam-a-mania" that trans ports you through the 70s glam rock
C’MON, C'MON. Municipal Hall. . , ti „
and glitter. Box office: 01282 661234. SWEENEY TODD - THE DEMON
Foyer, Preston. Tonight. The comedian , who defies description visits Preston for an evening of comedy, sketches and mayhem. Box office: 01772 258858. STEVE COOGAN. Guild Hall, Pre
CHARLIE CHUCK. Guild Hall
ston. Mar 5th. An outstanding perfor mance from one of the most creative talents in British comedy, as Coogan presents Alan Partridge, Paul and Pauline Calf and Tony Ferrino. Now Sold Out. Box office: 01772 258858.
Dance 1
formed by the Royal Ballet. Box office. 019^7 9QM90 THE SLEEPING BEAUTY. Palace
DANCE BITES. The Grand Theatre, Blackpool. Thurs. to Feb 28th. Per
Theatre, Manchester. Mon. to Feb 28th. The English National Ballet pre sents its magnificent production of one of the world’s best loved fairy tales. Box office: 01612422525.
Grand Theatre, Blackpool. Mar 1st. An evening of music and laughter intro duced by Ned Sherrin. Box office:
Concerts
University. Tonight. Music by Purcell, Handel. Bach and Mozart. Box office:
SOUND THE TRUMPET. Lancaster
01524 593729. DUFAY COLLECTION. Lancaster
University. Thurs. Music from Medieval England. Box office: 01524
BARBER OF FLEET STREET. Opera
House. Manchester. Tomorrow, Sat. Stephen Sondheim’s most celebrated musical. A richly atmospheric thriller with a score of great music. Box office:
0161 242 2525. THE COMMITMENTS. King
George's Hall, Blackburn. -Tucs. Stars return by popular demand to perform hits from the film. Box office: 01254
582582.BLUES BROTHERS. Palace The atre, Manchester. Mar 2nd to 7th. A spectacular show packed with 30 blues
593729. PREMIER SERIES. Bridgewater
Hall, Manchester. Tonight. R. Strauss’s "Four Last Songs” and Suk's "Asrael Symphony". Tickets from £5 to £27.50. Box office 0161907 9000. PREMIER SERIES. Bridgewater
Hall. To Mar loth. The ever popular selling exhibition, with designs by craftsmen and women from all over the
CRAFT CLOTHES. Samlesbury ,
country. Box office: 01254 812010. DECORATIVE REPRODUCTIONS.
Samlesbury Hall. Feb 28th to Mar 15th. All displayed items for immediate sale. Box office: 01254 812010.
Hall. To Mar 22nd. A room full of indi vidually priced books relating to every aspect of militaria. Box office: 01254
The mystery of the Cottingley Fairies. IN AND OUT (12). Smalltown Eng
New Cinema Openings: FAIRY TALE - A TRUE STORY (U).
lish teacher Kevin Kline finds his world turned upside down when clumsily outed by former pupil Matt Dillon dur
ing his Best Actor Oscar speech. DOWNTIME (15). Action thriller
described as Die Haid in a Newcastle tower block, with ex-police psychologist Paul McGann talking down suicidal single mum Susan Lynch. MORTAL KOMBAT - ANNIHILA TION (15). Part two of this video game
conversion to the big screen. GOOD BURGER (U), Kids'slapstick
spin-off with Kel Mitchell and Kenan Thompson (from childrens’ channel Nickelodeon and BBC’s Live and Kick
ing) involved in fast food wars. Currently Showing: FLUBBER (PG). Non stop, high fly
Williams.
ing, slip sliding, comic action with daz zling special effects. Starring Robin
drama romance with Emily Woof spurning humble childhood love for a
THE WOODLANDERS (PG). Period _ . ,
rich doctor, only to live to regret it. RESURRECTION MAN (18). Vio
lent thriller set in mid 70s Belfast. TITANIC (12). Blockbuster of the decade starring Kate Winslett and
Leonardo Di Caprio. UP 'N' UNDER (12). Low key,
against all odds sports comedy drama, adapted by playwright John Godber
from his own play. BOOGIE NIGHTS (18). Burt
Reynolds and Mark "Marky Mark” Wahlberg star in a light-hearted at the
70s pom world. SPICEWORLD -THE MOVIE (PG).
gig-
The exponents of Girl Power bundle their way chaotically through a frenetic week leading up to their first (fictional)
heads an international team trying to eliminate an elusive hitman in action remake of Day of the Jackal. GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE (U).
THE JACKAL (18). Richard Gere
Tarzan spoof with lots of swinging into trees
etc.THE FULL MONTY (15). Robert Carlyle and Co. still getting their kit off in this, the British comedy film of the 90s.
Hall, Manchester. Mar 5th. Cherubini's "Overture", "Ali-Baba"; Mozart's "Piano Concerto No.21 K467"; Hindemith’s "Kammermusik No.l" and Schumann's "Symphony No.3 Rhenish". Box office: 0161907 9000. AD LIB. St Mary’s Parish Church,
695979.Apollo Cinema, Hollywood Park,* Burnley: 01282 456333 or advance booking: 01282 456222. Warner Village Cinemas, Preston:
Box Office Numbers: Apollo Cinema, Blackburn: 01254
01772881100. L’APPARTEM ENT. Charter The
258858.
atre, Preston. Mar 4th. Cert. 15. In French with English'subtitles. A Parisian love story that is both myste rious and puzzling. Box office: 01772
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