CUtheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 12 Clilhoros Advertiser & Times, Juiy 15th, 1999 lis CASTLE CHIPPY Telephone: 01200 443066


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Under The New Ownei’ship o f David Daniel, Sue & Richard Clayton


' New Executive Chef


’ New Extensive Range o f Bar and A La Carte Menus


Well worth a visit for good food, good beer in a friendly, relaxing coiintiy atmosphere!


tins Ihe Children for a visit with a difference


Bring thorn to Shores Hoy Farm Rescue Centre to see our horses, ponies and donkeys. Where


your children can see at first hand the work we do. All our animals have been the victims of


'^leglect and cruelty. Now rehabilitated, see them in their stables or running freiron our land. We have a -mck Shop for refreslunents and a Souvenir Shop.


If you would nice to adopt a horse or pony please ask for details. Open; Tue/Wed/Fri/SaVSun 1.00pm - 4.00pm ADMISSION FREE


T h e a t re


Mechanics. Wed. A children’s colour­ ful theatre production presented by animated characters and moving props. Journey into the big book with the caretaker for an educational adventure. Box office: 01282 430055.


A BIG BOOK TALE. Burnley THE HOLIDAY SHOW. King


George's Hall, Blackburn. July 29th. Starring, from the Three Tenors, Geoff Coles, plus great entertainer


I Jill Maxwell (soprano) and ace musi­ Ician and comedian Johnny Gee. Box


office: 01254 582582. GOOSEBUMPS; LIVE ON


1 STAGE. Opera House, Blackpool. To I August 15th. New live stage produc­ tion based on the popular children's TV show. Starring Russ Abbot. Box office: 01253 292029.


Blackpool Pleasure Beach. To November 6th. A dazzling show star­ ring Allan Stewart and featuring Nikita Scott, the amazing speciality skills of Patrick Lemoine, and the Paradise Dancers. Box office: 01253


PARADISE. Paradise Room,


345247. MYSTIQUE. The Horseshoe,


Blackpool Pleasure Beach. To November 13th. Illusion show star­ ring master illusionist Richard De Vere and compere Tom Bright. Box office: 01253 345247.


■■St-' SVlusic REM. MEN Arena, Manchester.


Sat. The US phenomenon, led by Michael Stipe, "sidewinds" its way into the North. Box office: 0161 930


" 1 , 8000.BOURBON STREET ROOF


I RAISERS. Avenham Park, Preston. Sun. Jazz music as part of the sum- I mer season of music and entertain-


I ment. Box office: 01772 253731. QEH. Blackpool Pleasure Beach.


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I sounds of the ultimate Queen tribute 1 band. Monday nights only. Box office:


Mon. to November 1st. Rock to the


01253 341033. BURNLEY JAZZ SUMMER SCHOOL. Burnley Mechanics. July 26th to 30th. Learn to improve your improvisation on guitar, bass, vocals, piano or other jazz instruments with the excellent jazz tutors. Box office:


01282 430055. LUCIANO "THE MESSEN­


GER". Queen Elizabeth Hall, West Street. Oldham. July 23rd. Critically-


i acclaimed modern reggae artist. Box office; 0161 9114076.


I CHRIS DE BURGH IN CON­ CERT. Bridgewater Hall, Manches­


ter. July 25th. A gala evening in aid of the Michael Elliot Trust. Box office:


1 0161 907 9000. JOOLS HOLLAND. Municipal


Hall, Colne. July 29th. See Pick of the


1 Week. Box office: 01282 661234. MIKE PENDER'S SEARCHERS


1 AND THE FORTUNES. The Globe; Blackpool Pleasure Beach.To


I October 28th. A double-bill ’60s smash hit night of live chart-topping


I pop classics such as "Sweets for iny Sweet", "Needles and Pins", "Seasons in the Sun" and "Storm in a Teacup". Thursday nights only. Box office: 01253 407997.


THE ALIEN AND UFO EXHIBI­


TION. 64/66 The Promenade. Black­ pool. Open everyx day. The largest exhibition of its kind in the world, offering a unique combination of truth, fact, fiction, spirituality and the para-


PICK OF THE WEEK


Jools Holland. Municipal Hall, Colne. July 29lh


TV presenter Jools Holland brings his unique style, and his rhythm and blues orchestra, to Colne for


ACCLAIMED musician and


one night only. His amazing flare for the piano


shone through at an early age and achieved the first flush of fame when he formed Squeeze, with Chris Difford and Glen Tilbrook, who went on to have hits like "Cool for Cats" and "Up the Junc­


tion".In 1990, he sowed the seeds of the Rhythm and Blues Orchestra, which has evolved into a powerful and disciplined 12-piece band, with TV appearances on Chris Evans' "Don't Forget Your Tooth­ brush", and as backing artists for such stars as Cher, Robert Palmer and Barry White. Jools's own TV career began


normal. Box office: 01253 297522. BLUE PLANET AQUARIUM.


Cheshire Oaks, Ellesmere Port. Open every day except Christmas Day. Visit the submersible Santa tor the ideal festive family day out. Box


office: 0930 100 300. C om e d y KEN WEBSTER. Paradise


Room and Tho Horseshoe, Black­ pool Pleasure Beach. To November 7th. Outrageous comedy hypnotist. Box office: 01253 345247.


D a n ce AMERICAN LINE DANCING.


with Channel 4’s "The Tube" m the early '80s and with two series of "Juke Box Jury" for the BBC, but it was the advent of "Later with Jools Holland", on BBC 2, which heralded the return of a quality music programme in which Jools's rare skills, as both presenter and musician could


excel. Over the years Jools has per­


formed and recorded with some of the most talented musicians and songwriters in the world, including Eric Clapton, Sting, Luther Van- dross, BB King, Dr John, Paul Weller and George Harrison. His new album "Lift the Lid” is


et prices contact the box office on 01282 661234.


King George's Hall, Blackburn. Tonight, Tues., Thurs., July 27th and 29th. Including lessons for beginners, improver classes and Saturday spe­ cials. Box office: 01254 582582. DANCE NIGHT OUT. King


George's Hall, Blackburn. July 24th. With MCs Stan and Olwyn. Box office; 01254 582582. ECLIPSE. The Globe, Blackpool


Pleasure Beach. To November 6th. Award-winning circballet featuring the unique talents of aerial artiste Vladimir and starring a cast of world- renowned performers. Box office: 01253 407997. HOT ICE SHOW. Blackpool Plea­


released in October. For more information and tick­


sure Beach Arena. To November 7lh. The UK's longest running ice spec­ tacular starring Olympic internation­ al and British champions including, Oula Jaaskelainen, Marika Humphreys, Fabrizio Garattoni and Sergei Vaipan. Box office: 01253 341707.


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(NEW ORLEANS). Avenham Park, Preston. July 25th. Part of a summer season of music and entertainment. Box office: 01772 253731.


RED ROSE BRASS BAND Musicals


EXTRAVAGANZA. King George's Hall, Blackburn. Sat. See box office for more details. Box office: 01254


FASHION AND MUSICAL


582582. KYI..E EASTWOOD QUARTET.


The Mill at Wigan Pier, Wigan. Tomorrow. Son of Clint and Ameri­


ca's newest and hottest export plays. Box office: 01942 825677. DENNIS NODAY WITH THE


WIGAN YOUTH JAZZ ORCHES­ TRA. The Mill, Wigan Pier, Wigan. Sat. Listen to the trumpet star of great bands such as Stan Kenton and Maynard Ferguson. Box office: 01942


825677


PHANTOM MENACE (U). The movie that everyone has been wait­ ing for. Starring Ewan McGregor, Liam Neeson and Samuel L. Jack-


STAR WARS EPISODE 1 - THE New Releiise.s:


son. VIRTUAL SEXUALITY (15). If


you can't find the perfect guy, make one.


Currently Showing;


- ROGUE TRADER (15). CRUEL INTENTIONS (15). WITHOUT LIMITS (12). BRIDE OF CHUCKIB (18). THE MATRIX (15). VIRUS (18).


ENTRAPMENT (12). THE MUMMY (12).


(PC). TRUE CRIME (15). SHE'S ALL THAT (12). NOTTINGHILL(15).


Apollo Cinema, Blackburn: 01254 Box Office Numbers:


695979. Apollo Cinema, Hollywood Park,


Burnley: 01282 456333 or advance


booking; 01282 456222. Warner Village Cinemas, Preston:


01772881100. UCI Cinema, Preston: 01772


728888 or advance booking 0800 888929.


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: THE KING AND I (U). MY FAVOURITE MARTIAN


Film


A MILLENNIUM disco, hoe- down and barbecue feature in the events taking place this weekend. The knees-up will be held in Gisburn Auction Mart, a fitting venue for a country hoe-down, where there will be no fear of dropping crumbs or spilling beer on the carpet. For a more refined outing a


listings form available


must be In on a WH/VT’S ON


from the Tourist Information Centre, Market Place, Clitheroe.


animals exhibition. Contemporary a rt and craft shop, a rt and craft books and print rack. Ghost walks will take place every


Platform Gallery present a media


Friday evening at 8 p.in. from the Castle Gates. Whalley ghost walks also resume by booking only. Inquiries, tel. Simon Bntwistle 01200


426821. 16lh - Civic Hall Cinema presents,


menu to whet the appetite of local music lovers is to be served by staff at Stonyhurst College Centenaries


Theatre. Each Thursday the theatre will


host its traditional summer series of popular classical luncheon concerts. A two-course lunch of home-cooked ham and salmon platter and fresh fruit tartlets, in the Old Theatre Gallery, will follow performances by pianists, violinists, singers and horn players taking the centre stage, with tickets priced at £9 and £8 for con­


cessions To book tickets, contact theatre


I Today the concert will feature mezzo soprano Carolyn Hargreaves and Stewart Death on piano, the pro­ gramme will include Schumann, songs from Freuenllebe und Leben and Carolyn's usual "Songs from the


manager Mr John Travis on 01254 826063.


Shows". EVENTS - JULY 16TH TO 27TH


Clitheroe Library, a display by


Ribblesdale Camera Club. Longridge Library, paintings by


M. Green and recycled jewellery using old stones, by June Martin.


Compiled by


"The Faculty" (15) for six nights at 7- 30 p.m. Six matinees: "Mighty Joe Young" (PC). Friday at 5 p.m., Sat­ urday, Monday,Tuesday Wednesday


and Thursday at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. 17th - Gisbum Auction Mart, 2000


Millennium disco, hoe-down and bar­ becue. Tickets 01200 445336 or


445170 18th - Clitheroe Ramblers' Associ­


ation, meet 9 a.m. Waterloo car park for Brimham Rocks. 19th - Ribble Valley Borough


Council Chamber, meeting of Ribble Valley Primary Care Group at 2 p.m.. 20th - Clitheroe Ramblers' Associ­


ation, meet 10 a.m. Chester Avenue car park for Cowling and Sutton-in-


Craven. 21st - Clitheroe Ramblers' Associa­


tion, meet 7 p.m. at St John s Church, George Street, Read. 22nd - Centenaries Theatre,


Stonyhurst, summer luncheon fea­ turing Alexandra Johnson on violin and Lindy Tenant-Brown on piano. FORTHCOMING EVENTS-JULY


23RD TO 29TH 23rd - Civic Hall Cinema presents,


"The Matrix" (15) for six nights at 7- 30 p.m. Matinees "The King and I (U). Friday to Thursday, excluding


Sunday, at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. 24th - Lancashire Countryside


Events, children's activity entitled "All Creatures Great and Small" at Beacon Fell Country Park. Explore the woods with the Countryside Ser­ vice looking for minibeasts. Start 1 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01995 640557. 24th - Clitheroe Naturalists' Soci­


ety, coach walk at Hollingworth Lake, meet station 10 a.m. Inquiries,


tel. 01254 824507. 24th - Clitheroe Area WI Show, at


Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, Chatburn Road, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Trophies presentation at 2 p.m. 251h - Clitheroe Town Council


Brass Bands at the Castle Band­ stand, at 2-30 p.m. featuring


Bamoldswick Brass Band 28th - Clitheroe Ramblers' Associ­


ation, meet 7 p.m. Clayton-le-Moors (Mercer Park/Crange Street). 28th - St Mary’s Hall, Stonyhurst, summer workshops. Inquiries, tel.


01254 826063. 29th - Hark to Bounty Inn, Slaid-


burn, presents "Brass at the Bounty" at 7-15 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01200


423855. 29th - Centenaries Theatre, Stony­


hurst, summer luncheon concert at midday presents, Evgeny Solfertis on piano. Programme includes Rach­


maninov. e Further details of some of the


above events can be found in adja­ cent "Lifestyle" advertisements. OA booking service for theatres


and events throughout the region is


available from the Tourist Informa­ tion Centre, Market Place,'Clitheroe, on 01200 425566.


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