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\Hits from the First Four Albums including Whisky. In .
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doing what they do bestl Clitheroe members are helping the
elderly, and their Ribblesdale brother Rotarians are raising money to edu cate children against some of the dangers in the community, via a healthy sponsored bike ride. There is certainly a treat in store for the area's senior citizens on Sun
day afternoon. The Rotary Club of Clitheroe is
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Friday evening at 8 p.m. from the Clitheroe Castle Gates. Whalley ghost walks will also take
place by pre-booking only. Inquiries, tel. Simon Entwistle 01200 426821. Platform Gallery presents an exhi
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Centre, a display of oil paintings by ; local artist James Dewhurst.
"Never Been Kissed" (12)
for.six nights at 7-30 p'.m.
|and Times office, 3 King Street; Clitheroe, by 4 p.m. today. ' 1 ’’ •
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. Meanwhile, on the same day, the. Rotary Club of Ribblesdale is hold ing its 6th Sponsored Mountain Bike Ride at West Bradford. It starts from the village hall car park and covers eight miles on to the moor and back*
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Blackburn. Tomorrow. Soul and '70s music combined with a large dance floor and late
bar. Box office: 01254 582582. CLASSICAL MUSIC CONCERT. St
Peter’s Church, Burnley. Saturday. Pianist Nina Vinogradova will perform Chopin, Debussy, Beethoven and Rachmaninov to
name but a few composers. WINGATES BRASS BAND. Royal
I Assembley Hall, Royton, Oldham. Sep
tember 19th. Box office: 01619114072. DRIGHLINGTON BAND. Burnley
I Mechanics. September 19th. The opening of the championship brass season., Box office: 01282430055. LA TRAVIATA. Leeds Grand Theatre. September 18th and 24th. Sung in Italian.
1 Box office: 0113 222 6222. THIN LIZZY - THE EARLY YEARS.
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Events, Whitewell to Clitheroe, join a range for an afternoon walk round ; tHe country park. Start 1 p.m. for , two to three hours. Inquiries, tel: . 01995 640557.
one-day selling exhibition at the Platform Gallery. Start 10 a.m. Inquiries, tel. 01695 51999. 18th - Lancashire Countryside
18th - The Craft Guild is holding a 18th - Clitheroe Naturalists’’Soci-; ; 7 "
ety a coach walk at Worthington Lakes. Meet station 10 a.m:
Inquiries, tel. 01254 824507. 18th - Chatburn School Hall "A
I down, where there will be a drink and biscuits waiting for those who, hav,e„ completed the circuit. The event generates income for the
Caribbean Evening" with steel band starting at 7-30 p.m. Best Caribbean dress. Inquiries, tel. 441103. , , , isth,— Platform Gallery,"Contem
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porary Craft Days by West L an - , cashire Craft Guild, from 10 a.m. to;
4 p.m. 18th - Clitheroe Town Mayor's
erated over £2,000 for the Trust. More details are available from Mr Richard Dugdale, tel. 01200 424962. On a final note, Simon Entwistle's
Parlour, Church Brow, Crossroads Caring for Carers coffee morning. 19th - Mountain Bike Mania,
,21st-Ribble Valley Primary Care Group, board meeting in Ribble Val-
' Ghost walks' will take place every /:,
; ley Council Chamber at 2 p.m. s2 1 s t - Clitheroe Ramblers' Associa tion, meet 10 a.m'. at Chester Avenue • car park for- Darwen Moor and Rocky Brook
21st - Ribble Valley Rail Rambler, alight and return Clitheroe, start at
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10.41 a.m. Bus departs from station to Bolton-by-Bowland, an easy
seven-mile walk. FORTHCOMING EVENTS-
..mirrors at the Platform Gallery, Clitheroe: Inquiries, tel. 01200
; SEPTEMBER 23RD TO 30TH 24th - Exhibition of clocks and
443071. p.m.
Organ Society presents Michael Pain, Clitheroe Parish Church, 7-30
25th - Clitheroe Parish Church ,
: teer rangers for a circular walk. Start 10-30 a.m., duration four to five
25th - Lancashire Countryside Events, "Two Fells", join the volun-
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Vation meet Waterloo car park for Hornby, 9-30 a.m. Inquiries, tel.
i hours. Inquiries, tel. 01995 640557. 25th - Clitheroe Ramblers' Associ-
01254 822851. 2Gth - Craft fair and table top,
‘".'Clitherde'PariSh Hall, 11 a.m. to 2 - pirn. Free admission. Inquiries, tel.
' ■ 2 8th - Volunteering Bazaar at
Whalley Village Hall. Inquiries, tel. 01254 822694.
Rotary Club of Ribblesdale 6th mountain bike ride from West Brad ford Village Hall. Starts noon. Inquiries, tel.,01200 424962- Toth - Lancashire Countryside
| elled on one, do so soon. It is a treat Compiled by
ghost walks are creating a fair ripple around the Ribble Valley and much further afield. If you have not trav-
Events, "One Man and His Dog" 16 miles encompassing some of Bow- land's finest scenery. Duration seven
to eight hours.
u 01200*422721. ■ 29 th -Pendle Forest Association of National Trust members' annual meeting at St Peter's Church, Bum- ley at 7-30 p.m. Talk on the Trust and nature conservation by John Hooson. Inquiries, tel. 01254 824312. O Further details of some of the
above events can be found in adja cent "Lifestyle" advertisements.
9 A booking service for theatres
and events throughout the region is available from the Tourist Informa tion Centre, Market Place, Clitheroe,
on 01200 425566.
Bring Sunshinelnto GRANDPARENTS DAY!
Sunday September 26th I
“Grandparents are Special” Why not show how much you love and appreciate
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jjrwtfUrttlrtag I Marcia Morris lor Natalie Cox on 01200 422324
j Anthony Falrclough or Lee Banks on 01282 426161
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trom the Tourist Information Centre; Market Place, Clltheroe.
PICK OF THE WEEKP!- : WIND IN THE WILLOWS. Burnley
Mechanics. September 22nd. Players from the Compass Theatre return with an adaptation of Kenneth Grahame’s classic novel featuring Mole, Ratty, Badger and Toad. Box office: 01282 430055. DYLAN THOMAS: RETURN
"Thin l.i/.zy- The Early Years Featuring Eric Bell. Thursday, Scptembcr23rd. Burnley Mechanics."
JOURNEY. Brewery Arts Centre The atre, Kendal. Thursday, September 23rd. Bob Kingdom becomes Thomas in the accurate portrayal of his talent in a pro duction directed by Sir Anthony Hopkins.
Box office: 01539 725133. COOKING WITH ELVIS. Brewery
Arts Centre Theatre, Kendal. Saturday, September 25th. In this play with music by Lee Hall, which comes straight from the Edinburgh Festival, tragedy rubs shoulders with a farcical love triangle. Box
office: 01539 725133. PARSONS PIRATES. King George's
Hall Windsor Suite. September 27th.. The seasonal fringe theatre season starts with a fun evening performance by Opera Della Luna of Gilbert and Sullivan works. Box office: 01254 582582. CHARLES DYER'S STAIRCASE.
Oldham Coliseum Theatre. To October 9th. Starring Kenneth Alan Taylor, the comedy centres around Harry and Charles - business partners who run a barber’s shop - one rainy Sunday afternoon when events are set to test their loyalty to its limits. Box office: 016162-12829. MYSTIQUE. The Horseshoe, Black
pool Pleasure Beach. To November 13th. Illusion show starring master illusionist Richard De Vere and compere Tom Bright- Box office. 01253 345247
Musicals
, THE DEMON HEADMASTER. Opera House, Manchester. Tuesday, Sep tember 21st to Saturday, September 25th. From small screen to stage Terence Hardi- man and Children's TV star Dave Benson Phillips star in the musical described as "terrifyingly good fun for all the family".
Box office: 0161 242 2509. THE OFFICIAL TRIBUTE TO THE
BLUES BROTHERS. Palace Theatre, Manchester. September 20th to Septem ber 25th. Jake and Ehvood Blues celebrate the sounds and styles of soul with their hit stage performance. Box office 0161 242
2524. JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR.
Blackpool Opera House. November 18th for eight weeks. A new production by
I Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Theatre Company, designed to become the blue-print for future productions across the globe. Box office: 01253 292029.
-will enjoy this dynamic show, which-, despite their love-hate relationship with the public, reflects the uniqueness and
GET ready to rock on down to the Mechanics next week when Eric Bell, of the legendary '70s band Thin Lizzy, per forms a unique tribute to the group's early successes. Formed in Ireland by Phil Lynott and Brian Downey, Bell joined in 1969, just a year before the band was signed by Decca. Famous for such hits as " Whisky in the Jar" and "Boys are back in town", the trio's first album-was released in 1971. Although the group was essentially a rock band, frontman Phil Lynott's lyrical imagery gave a gentleness to their songs, and their music often reflected folk and blues influences. Since Eric Bell left the band in 1974 he has worked with several jazz and rock musi cians and formed a band with Andy Gold en and Tony Williams, who now bring the early years of Thin Lizzy to life around the country. Anyone with a taste for rock
diversity of this band. Tickets cost £8 in advance and those
interested should ring the ticket office on 01282 430055.
; KATYA KABANOVA. Leeds Grand
Theatre! September 27th and October 2nd and 6th. A performance which contains some of the 20th century's greatest music. Box oflice: 0113 222 6222. HALLE ORCHESTRA SUNDAY
SERIES. The Bridgewater Hall, Manches ter. September 26th. Bach’s Suite No 3 and Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 (Choral) s ta r ts the season. Box office: 0161 9079000. GENE PITNEY WITH HIS
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WAY' CLUB. Marine Hall,' The Esplanade, Fleetwood. September 18th and 19th. Graham Schofield on 01253
NORTH FYLDE MODEL RAIL-..,
822831A CLIMBER'S VIEW. Warehouse Gallery, Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal. September 30th to October 23rd. Five artists, each with their individual images of mountaineering. Box office: 01539
725133THE ALIEN AND UFO EXHIBI TION. 64/66 The Promenade. Blackpool. Open every day.l. Box office: 01253
297522 BLUE PLANET AQUARIUM:
' every day except Christmas Day. Box office: 0930 100 300.
Cheshire Oaks, Ellesmere Port. Open „
THE FALL OUT. Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds. To October 3rd. . Box office: 0113 2901999.
Comedy
J AN ADULT EVENING WITH BILLY PEARCE. Burnley Mechanics. Wednesday, September 29th. Yorkshire-
born Billy at his naughtiest with observa tional comedy in the best tradition. Box
office: 01282 430055. KEN WEBSTER. Paradise Room and
The Horseshoe, Blackpool Pleasure Beach. To November 7th. Outrageous comedy hypnotist. Box office: 01253
345247.
HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI -
DISNEY ON ICE. Manchester
ORCHESTRA. The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester. September 28th.'A new show celebrating some of his best-loved songs. Box office: 0161 950 0000.
GRAND OPERA. Palace Theatre,
Manchester. Tuesday, September 28th to Saturday, October 2nd. Two different per formances of "Nabucco" and "The Mar riage of Figaro". Box office: 0161242 2524.
BONNIE LANGFORD. Burnley Mechanics. Tuesday, September 28th. . Box office: 01282 430055.
MY WEST END AND MORE WITH .... .
GUEST DEBBY CAMPBELL: The' Bridgewater Hall, Manchester. October 3rd. Box office: 0161 950 0000. JOAN ARMATRADING IN CON
GLEN CAMPBELL WITH SPECIAL
CERT. The Bridgewater Hall, Manches ter. October 4th. Box office: 0161950 0000. MIKE PENDER'S SEARCHERS
AND THE FORTUNES. The Globe, Blackpool Pleasure Beach. To October 28th. Thursday nights only. Box office: 01253 407997. QEII. Blackpool Pleasure Beach. To
November 1st. Rock to the sounds of th e , ultimate Queen tribute band. Monday,
nights only. Box office: 01253 341033, PARADISE. Paradise Room, Blackpool
Pleasure Beach. To November 6th. Box office: 01253 3452-17.
lesbury Hall. To September 19th. Exhibi tion of paintings by Frank Bannister,
m m Exhibitions ARTISTS IN THE ASCROFT. Sam-
Doreen China and Jackie Kay. Informa tion: 01254 812010 or 01254 812229. WYRE MILLENNIUM MATS
EXHIBITION. Marsh MillWindmill, Marsh Mill Craft Village, Thornton Cleve- leys; To September 28th. A selection of rag rugs made by Wyre-based groups in a pro ject looking at life-approaching the Year 2000. For information: 01253 860765.
Evening News Arena. October 14th to 17th. Four Disney classics featured in an ice skating story-telling spectacle. Box office: 01619505000.7 ECLIPSE. The Globe, Blackpool Plea
sure Beach. To November 6th. Award winning circballet featuring the unique talents of aerial artist Vladimir and star ring a cast of world-renowned performers. Box office: 01253 407997. HOT ICE SHOW. Blackpool Pleasure
Beach Arena. To November 7th. The UK’s longest running ice spectacular star ring Olympic international and British champions including, Oula Jaaskeiainen, Marika Humphreys, Fabrizio Garattoni and
Sergei.Vaipan. Box office: 01253
341707.' ' ‘ .......... .................................
New Releases: GO (18) THE 13th WARRIOR (15) EYES WIDE SHUT (18)
Currently Showing
SOUTH PARK (15). LIFE (15) ' MICKEY BLUE EYES (15) ■ NEVER BEEN KISSED (12) WILD WILD WEST (12) AUSTIN POWERS 2 (15) STAR WARS EPISODE 1 - THE
PHANTOM MENACE (U). THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR
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Box Office Numbers: Apollo Cinema, Blackburn: 01254
695979. Apollo Cinema, Hollywood Park,
Burnley: 01282 456333 or advance book
ing: 01282 456222. Warner Village Cinemas, Preston:
’01772881100. UCI Cinema, Preston: 01772 728888 or advance booking 0800 888929.
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