Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, November 8th, 2001 21 ditheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified),
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“CINDERELLA” ; Opera House, Man Chester; November 22nd, 23rd, 24th
AN AWARD-WINNING production of Cinderella completes a week of top ballet at the Opera House, IHanchester.
t The week opens on November 20th with
"Double Concerto", a world premiere by local boy Christopher Hampson as the cen trepiece of a mixed programme by English
National Ballet.
"MOULIN ROUGE" (12) Grand Cinema,
from Saturday, November 10th.
COMBINING old-style Hollywood glamour and boulevard farce, "Moulin Rouge" tells the story of Christian (Ewan McGregor), a young writer who begins a doomed romance in Paris with the city's most famous courtesan, played by Nicole Kidman. Her future depends on her marrying
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a wealthy patron (Richard Roxbor- ough).
The on-screen chemistry between . ,
Kidman and McGregor is augmented by a medley of modern classic songs.
“AMERICAN PIE 2” (15), coming in November
on a date to be announced.
AFTER a year at college, Jim, Oz, Kevin and Finch return home for their
summer vacation and spend it at a rather snazzy beach
house. With all the original
cast members returning
for this sequel, you are soon re-introduced to their familiar hang-ups, and laugh at them as things turn from mad ness to mayhem. You even get to hang
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puiie.s in nur grup to contact W this is a summer they will never forget. forget.
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PENDLE FOREST Model Railway Society
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Contrary to popular opinion AGAIN Peter and Susan Fillary of The Moorcock Inn wish to state categorically that they have not sold The Moorcock.
At the same time they are pleased to state that they are associated with
The Myerscough Hotel^Bcdderstone^
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YO»ir No film show on Friday Novemoer am aw .ouH,
T R F .E T . f i .T T H F .R O E B B 7 2 D L
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Sat Mon -Thurs at 7.30pm Sat at 11.30am and 2.30pm
Unusual Gifts
FU C K S WORKSHOP a l 10.00am SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10th
* P LOVELY WAR OH WHAT A Sunday November 11th at 7.00pm
Have your photograph takon Iroo and color our fantastic competition FREE ENTRY
Tho ago group is 0-4 years with tho ovorall winner
recoiving a 14x11 Canvas bonded print and an ongraved trophy. There will also bo 2 runnors up who willloachi receive a
smaller canvas bonded print courtesy of ABC Portraits. ABC PORTRAITS
will he taking p h o to s in y o u r area at The Admiral Shopping Centro v a e ttOU&ttTON
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Customer Core Point, Burnley 19lh-24th
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Burnloy Express. Nelson Loader. Colno Timos, Bornoldswick & Eorby Times
and Tho Clilhoroo Advertiser & Timos during Doccmbor. S o o yo u r lo c a l n o w sp a p o r lo r d e ta i ls .
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R a i lw a y E x h ib i t i o n Nelson Civic Theatre Stanley St, Nelson
oth - lXth November 2001 .— ------------—
(T W O R K S H O P S I
J ' M U S I C A L (Lancashire)
Invites applications from Musicians o f all ages and abilities to attend a Workshop fo r Brass instruments and Percussion
To be held at
BOWLAND H IG H SCHOOL
Grindleton, near Clitheroe
11 M a st e r c la s s M us icians , TEACHING AND COACHING
on Sunday, December 9th, 2001 arrival 10.30 am -
ends 5.00pm
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Clitheroe Golf Club SMALL ON THE POCKET « BIG ON THE VALUE
M.C. Catering are now offering a larger choice on their successful 2 courses for £5 menu.
This is now available Sunday - Friday tram 12 noon - 4pm for members and their guests.
Remember it the course is closed, the clubhouse and catering are slill open.
We serve good food and wine, bolh ol sensible prices. Quality house wines under £6 a bottle. Glass of wine still only £1.
Be assured, a warm and friendly (votcopie owbfls ;■ ■- :you in pledsahf surroundings ■y.pZ.Z.jXv'-Xy i^.Ny
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Liteooats "—•I Naiona* Litaboat IntWutlax' A COFFEE MRN G to lw held (it O IN EAVES HALL, WEST BRADFORD, NEAR 9 ^ |.™ OL
(b y kind permission o f Mr Michael Clat k ) on
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Thursday 15th November 2001 10.30 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.
Ticket: £1.00 (including Coffee & Biscuits) Raffle & Various Stalls
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PROCEEDS in aid oe die rnu • m-aisirMED C i iA R n r 209603__________________ ,
Clitheroe Town Council REMEMRANCE DAY
SUNDAY Uth NOVEMBER 2001 You are invited to join
THE WORSHIPFUL THE TOWN MAYOR COUNCILLOR MARY ROBINSON
at Morning SGrvice at
ST. MICHAEL & ST. JOHN'S R-C-CHURCH LOWERGATE, CLITHEROE
JEast Lancasbire ' Newspapers Ltd
on Sunday 11th November 2001 at 10.45am for the observation of Remembrance Day and at the Cenotaph at 12.00 noon
Friday, November 9th
CHRIS KENNY (Vocalist)_______
Saturday, November 10th SATCH
Sunday November 11th k a r a o k e & Q U IZ
Clitheroe & District Branch invite you lo
GRANE MILL
. BAZAAR MASSIVE INDOOR CAR BOOT AND
MARKET EVERY SATURDAY
1 throughout the year. All facilities ADMISSION FREE
150 Stalls+
Grane Mill, off Bury Road, Haslingden
01706 221616
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★ SUNDAY, 1 l t l i NOV * illi Coins and Poslcnrds
J r T h e C om fo r t Inn *XT . K e irb y Walk, B i im le y *•
" ★ JO r im - 4 pm Buyers: Huy wlint you wnnl
i c Sellers: ttring Culleetinu/s f t OL. o f Slarnps, Pusleards, * Coins and Banknotes, you wisli to sell
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I The Royal British Legion Waddington Branch
November Arrangements
Armistice Day Sunday 11th: Assemble at S. Helen's 10.35am |
Band Concert
Saturday 17th: Social Club £3
APOLLO CINEMA HOLLYW.OOD PARK, BURNLEY
FOR BOOKINGSONLY min owf 0 8 7 0 4 4 4 3 1 4 1 p i p i t a l BARo A 'NJD*EXCUUDES DIRECTOR'S AUDITORIUM)
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Applications forms are available from Ron Toothill, 8 Chapel Lane,
The workshop is FREE OF CH ARGE; car and coach parking is available There is ACCESS FOR THE DISABLED________
CABARET DINNER DANCE
60's NIGHT «„uIN 2 DEEP
4-piece band, D.J., Compere
£ 1 7 .5 0 per person Including 3 course meal and coffee
Fordetails and reservations tel 01282428800, ’
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER23 rd 'COAL CLOUGH HOUSE
j ■ ■ ' Coal Clough Lane, Burnley
.ANTIQUESand „ r ’nu,ROTORS FAIR
, The Town Hall, Grassington, Nr Skii>'ion|
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11th 10am - 4pm
XjAllJ itioitW-^
ID U S * LIVE Rnl tnn hv Rowland Drama Group
tflfE <WIZ FJdWl TFO-Z a pantomime to 6c ftc(cl in tfie ‘Vidage dfaCC on Friday 16tfi, Saturday 17th
Bolton by Bowland Drama Group proudly presents
Friday 23rd and Saturday 24tfi OfovemBer at 7.30pm
Tickets: Adults £3.50 • Children £1.50 Refreshment included
Coach & Horses. Cast, Cfitheroe Tourist Information Centre or ring Keith Garside on 447679
From: Bolton by Bowland Post Office,
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The ballet, Hampson s fourth work for the , ,
company, is choreographed to F. Poulenc s Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra. The week is completed on November
22nd, 23rd and 24th by Michael Corders production of “Cinderella” , created in 1996, which won the 1996 Evening Standard award for outstanding production and the 1997 Laurence Olivier Award for best new
dance production. The original rags-to-riches fable is being
played out with the help of a full company of 64 dancers from 18 different countries and the 82-strong English National Ballet Orchestra under the baton of Anthony
Twiner.
Bjorn again MAMMA MIA, here
they go againf Bjorn Again, the Aus
tralian band who gave birth to the ABBA revival which spawned the hit movies "Muriel's Wedding", "Priscilla Queen of the Desert" and the new "Mamma Mia" is coming to King George’s Hall, Black burn, a week tomorrow. Performing all the
greatest ABBA hits as they are meant to be seen — in all their 70s glitz, with the costumes, the dance moves and the
banter. Top brass
MUSIC from top mod ern musicals will be in the repertoire of a cham pion band making a one- night foray into Lan
cashire. The Yorkshire Build
ing Society Brass Band will perform on Saturday at the Fleetwood Marine
Hall. The versatile 27-piece
band is now ranked first
in the world. Four times the band
has won the European championship.
A tribute to ‘Carry On’ Kenneth koRNUY mechanics o r ,rl nlavPfi the role of Noel r— I
'THINK NO EVIL OF US - MY LIFE WITH
KENNETH WILLIAMS” ;
Grand Theatre, Blackpool; November 13th
A PERFORMANCE acclaim ed at the Edinburgh Festival and then switched to London's West End will arrive at the Grand Theatre, Blackpool, on
November 13th. In a show titled "Think No
_______ BVUOI u s -m jr a— ................. Evil of Us - My Life with Ken
neth Williams", David Ben son's successful one-man show resurrects the complex charac ter of one of Britain's top post
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........................to
war entertainers. Williams, star of Carry On
films as well as radio comedies, died in 1988 at the age of 62. David is a founder member
of the Grassmarket Project Theatre Company, one of the success stories of the Edin
burgh Festival. He has recently appeared in "Voices From a Black Canyon"
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and played the role of Noel Coward in the television come dy "Goodnight Sweetheart". O The Grand has announced
that Mr Peter Cutchie, head of theatre and arts for Darlington
Borough Council, will replace Ms Stephanie Sirr as general
manager in January. Mr Cutchie, formerly gener
al manager of the West York shire playhouse in Leeds, is a
council member of the Theatre Managers' Association.
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Saturday 10th - Saturday 17th Nov - 7.30pm . r,,L. 'KISS M lT f l , h ln v - 7 .3 0D IT I E KATE' By Burnley Light Opera Society Friday*7th December - 8.00 p.m. *
TH E E LV tSiM wm
COLLECTION; fs&utoiis tribute to Ihe King of rock ‘n* roll
“
starring Billy J McGregor, 10*ptece band and ^ over 33 of the best Elvis hits
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Sunday 9th December 2.00 pm Championship Brass in concert with
HYLAND BAND Tuesday .11 th December 7r30 pm ,
MOZART BY.® . j l | CANDLiUGfflJ^g!; 12th December 7.30 P™ , .
Featuring the Locarlan Ensemble
SHERLOCK HOLMES: THE LAST ACT Starring BSC actor Roger Llwellyn
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Annual General Meeting
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November 13th, 2001 at 8.00 p.m.
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