S lS |H I 5E S E Z I iam H S e e k e n d YOUR FUTURE IN THE STARS
A S TAR -S TR U C K aud ien ce will be able to take of f fo r an o u t -o f - th is -w o r ld t r ip w ith to p
astronomer P a trick Moore. T h is is the third time the en th u s ia s t ic s ta r
gazer h as taken to the roads to tell the mas se s about the heavens. In h is f irs t -e v e r le c tu re tour, T V s P a t r ick ,
be low , to o k h is a u d ie n c e "Into S p a c e " on a journey which visited the moon, the planets of the sola r sy stem and shooting stars, while his s e c o n d s e r ie s of ta lk s t ra v e l le d fu r th e r into d e e p s p a c e , e x p lo r in g d is ta n t g a la x ie s and
b la ck holes. Now he is ba ck and this time he is looking at
the people behind the s c ien ce . In this third tour, Patrick Moore will tra ce the
s to ry of a s tron om y from its be gin nin gs th ou sand s of y ea rs ago to the present day. Starting w ith H s i a n d Ho, a s t ro n om e r s to Em p e ro r Chung K'ang of China, who were ex ecuted for failing to predict a solar e c l ip se in BC 2136, he will d is cu s s Gali leo, Newton and Edmond Ha l ley, of com et fame, before coming more up to date with Hubble and Einstein. Stunning slides, many taken from Earth orbit,
will i l lu s t ra te what is sure to be an amusing and entertaining talk, suitable for all ages. ® For box office details ring 01282 664400.
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BURY-BORN star l’eter Skellern will he joining the Nelson ( i\ ic C heirs lo help I’endle plav a part m the H1K Music Live
!• estival concert. l ’e te r .Skellern has become one ol th e
c o u n try 's bes t-k n ow n p ia n is ts and has enjoyed album success with "Oasis" and "Love Light among others. lie started playing his family piano at
the age of nine, and went on to attend the Guildhall, one of Britain's leading music colleges between 1965 and 19l>8. I l l th e '7 0 s he tu rn e d I lls a t t e n t io n to
y j ' i w . „ ,
w r i t in g a n d tw o \ e . t is la t e r " i o n re .V L u d v " w a s re le a s e d a n d m a d e n um b e r th re e in th e B r i t is h c h a r t s . I t w a s a ls o a h u g e h it a ro u n d th e w o r ld . A f t e r th a t he w e n t o n to r e c o r d s o n g s w i t h th e
Grimethorpe Colliery Band, produce an album of Fred Astaire classics and appear on television in his own show. In the late '80s he completed two sell out tours with Richard Stilgoe and a decade later he toured Down Under, before returning to the stage with Richard Stilgoe again in 1997. Appearing alongside the pianist in Pen-
dle will be Mr Ted Parr M 13Id. who has been actively involved with the Nelson Civic Choirs for 17 years. lie will lead the singers through the evening's entertain ment and folk legend Bernard Wrigley will act as Master of Ceremonies. © Ticket details are available by ringing
01282 (i(i 1231. FAME! j!Cl .." - ■ A: _...........
IF you enjoy sinning and dancing you would definitely have enjoyed "Fame". But those who like more of a story line would have been disappointed. The singing and dancing was fast, furious and full of
enthusiasm, but the storylines were predictable. Surprise, surprise, the main characters included a tear
away. a school (Imp out and a love-struck student. And the supposedly funny one-liners were so corny, they were bare
ly worth a titter. But saying all this, there were some brilliant perfor mances from numerous individuals, who all sang at least
one solo or duet, and not one of them could be faulted. Big and musclulur Tyrone Jackson was cool and charm
ing: Carmen Diaz was flirtatious and fiery; Latin loverboy •Joe Vegas was typically Continental and mad-cap Mabel Washington added humour to the show. All the '21-strong cast had so much energy and were so
full of life jumping, spinning and pirouetting from one end of the stage to the other - 1 was just dying to get up and
join them! 1 Ha rewo odHou sei lLiBedstJun
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A S TA T E LY home in the white rose county is providing the venue for an open-air benefit con
cer t and firework finale. T h e p e r fo rm a n ce of Pure P u c c in i is taking
p la c e in support of work being ca rr ied out in th e T h ird World by th e in te rn a t io n a l ch a r ity
ActionAid. A ria s from "Turnadot", "Tosca", “La Boheme”
and "Madame Butterfly" are just some of the d e l ig h ts w h ich w i l l be p e r fo rm ed during the gala evening. And appearing on s tage will be s ta rs from the Royal Opera House, the English National Opera and Opera North. A c t ionA id chief ex e cut ive Sal il Shetty said:
"T h is c o n c e r t is a p a r t ic u la r ly a p p ro p r ia te event for A c tionAid, b e cau se one of the many way s we help poor fam i l ie s is by using song, dan ce and theatre a s educat ional tools." © T ick e ts are available from the box office on
0113 2181000. They co s t £15 in ad vance and E20 on the day; chi ldren's t ick e ts co s t E7.50.
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May Mini Market and Collectors Fayre
Saturday 27th May 2000
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Friday, 26th May, 8.00pm IK IN G PLEASURE A N D THE BISCUIT B O Y S npin' Jazz & Blues from a bygone era
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"An unforgefablo musical experience ... Infectious 'The hardest act to follow since the parting of the Red Sea' Paul Jones {BBC Radio 2)
Saturday, 27th May, 8.00 pm
SW E E T H O M E C H I C A G O MUSIC FROM THE BLUES BROTHERS
JAKE & ELWOOD RETURN IN ELECTRtFYING FORM Wdnight Hour, Scj! Man, Girr.rr.e Seme Lcving & Many, Many Mere
ON THE RIVER HODDER AT SLAIDBURN VILLAGE GREEN S U N D A Y 28TH M A Y A T 3PM CASH AND MANY OTHER PRIZES £1 PER TICKET
S la id b u r n S i lv e r B a n d Present
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• H a rk To Bounty Inn, h Slaidburn on
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Admission Free Food and Drink Available. m Thursday, 25th May, N
A C C O M M O D A T I O N A T R E D U C E D R A T E
Fancy Dress Optional
Come a n d enjoy a Convivial Evening in the Bounty Carden, or if wet in the Courtroom
Friday 26th May 7.30 i 8.00pm until 1.00am D IN N E R & D A N C IN G
Saturday 27th May, 2.00pm - 4.00pm Top Blues Artists every Saturday in Olivers Bar
S H A K E IT & B R E A K IT
FREE BARRELHOUSE BLUES SESSIONS East Coast Ragtime to Dirty Dallas Blues with Dai Thomas Relax, chili out and enjoy! + Special Bar Promotions.
A LF TERM CRA FT W ORKSHOP FOR YOUNG PEO PLE (2 days)
Get crafty with this hugely popular pastime (Workshop covers making portraits and own designs) Tuesday 6th June - 7.30 pm
S ILH O U ET T ES
SACRED SO UN DS , SACRED MUSIC Music and Dance performed by ihe Tibetan Monks of Tashi Lhunpo Monastery ■ Sacred Masked Dancers, Spiritual Healing Chants and Sacred Music performed in spectacular, rich, coloured costumes. Patron: His Holiness the Dalia Lama
Friday16th June, 7.30 pm SOLD OUT in ‘9 8 an d ’99
PATRICK M O O R E P re sen ts
EXP LO R ER S O F THE SKIES Friday, T 4th July, 8.00pm DEN NIS LOCORRIERE
THE VOICE OF DR HOOK with his bond: Benny Gallagher (Gallagher and Lyle, McGuinness Flint), Rod Smarr (Dr Hook, Dolly Parton, Joe Tex), Mike Bell (Lonnie Donegan, Albert Lee), Pick
Withers (Dire Straits. Bob Dylan) -.C he ck out our,website fo r details
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Centre to see our family o f horses, ponies & donkeys, where you will see at first hand
the w o rk we do. All our animals have been the victims o f neglect and cruelty.
N ow rehabilitated, see them in their stables o r running free on our land.
Open: Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat/Sun
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AT SLAIDBURN MONDAY, MAY 29th, 2000
Service in St Andrews Church at 12:30 pan. conducted by
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