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burnings ITHEROE'S n centre trad- and other inesses are ab- to receive the


m council's lual Christmas its appeal let-


kich year, coun- ors request lations towards


' cost of theroe's festive mmings - its two Lnt Christmas


•os, crib, and rylight-decorat-


smaller trees lich are given to iders to site out- le their premises. This year, traders n choose between ving trees with ily white bulbs, ic tradition of cent years, and lose with multi- tloured bulbs, usincsses in York ;reet, not usually icluded in the hristmas tree iheme, which has een exclusive to loor Lane, Castle nd King Streets, an also apply for ;stive firs this time. Clitheroe's


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Opera group lines up to celebrate Keith’s life


OPERA fans from the


Ribble Valley will be join­ ing many friends of the late Keith Latham at Leeds Grand Theatre on Sunday night. More than 30 singers


who performed with the top baritone will be with the chorus and orchestra of Opera North, taking part in a fund-raising gala to celebrate his life and raise money for the educa­ tion fund which has been set up for his daughter,


"Enigma" (15) Grand Cinema, from Friday, October 26th


These diligent men


BASED on the novel use(j to communicate by Robe r t Harris, with each other. “Enigma” centres I t is 1943, and the around the efforts of Enigma code mysteri- the code-breakers of ously changes again,


and women worked through the Second World War deciphering the codes Nazi U-boats


Station X at Bletchley hinting that there may p ark_


be a mole at Station X.


Christmas lights are ue to be switched


,n by the town day or, Coun. Mrs vlary Robinson, on November 27th, fol­


lowing the tradi­ tional crib dedica­ tion service.


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)onor sessions UNIT from the


Rational Blood Service till visit Clitheroe on Jlovember 1st. Staff will Iperate two donor ses- [ions in the large hall at the Parish Church ichool, Church Street, line from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. End another from 5-30 p.m. to 7-30 p.m.


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Please send your entry to: Enigma Competition, Edi oriia, Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, King Street, Clitheroe, Lan­ cashire, by November 1st.


Tom Jericho (Dou-


gray Scott), a maverick code breaker, is recalled to unravel the mystery. Having recovered from a nervous breakdown following his ill-fated romance with fellow worker Claire (Saffron Burrows), his return to work poses two myster­ ies. The more personal riddle of Claire's sud­ den disappearance and, secondly, the task of breaking the Enigma


Joanne.Lancastrian Mr Lath­ am collapsed and died in January, the day before his 47th birthday, just as he was building an important career for himself in opera. The programme on


A m is s ion to-ente rta in


Blackpool Grand Theatre; Carmen, October 28th and 29th; Turandot October 30th.


ELLEN KENT is a woman with a mission - she believes everyone should attend at least one opera in their lifetime. She is passionate about


the list of soloists, which will include Dame Josephine Barstow, Clive Bayley, Alice Coote, Don­ ald Maxwell, Mary Plazas, Linda Richardson, Eric Roberts, Robert Hayward and Andrew


Sunday will include excerpts from “The Pearl Fishers”, “Pagliacci”, “Tosca”, “Orpheus in the Underworld”, “The Gon­ doliers”, “La Traviata”, “Aida”, “Falstaff” and


“The Gypsy Baron”. The esteem with which


he was held is reflected by Shore.


with Opera North in 1985 as the Count di Luna in “II travatore” and made his final appearance with the company in Schu­ mann's Genoveva last


Keith made his debut , . , , . autumn.(2402998/7/14)


Sweet treat from M o s c ow MOSCOW Ballet will present the entire ballet


code. In an era of espi­


onage and war, will these two seemingly separate instances be


connected? With the help of


Hester (Kate Winslet) Jericho battles against time and the German submarines th a t are threatening to destroy an allied convoy cross­ ing the Atlantic, to break the code and catch the spy.


"Nutcracker" when they bring the massivepro­ duction to the Guild Hall, Preston, on November


9t On their previous visit they only performed Act Two alongside excerpts from other popular ba -


letThis time, the sumptiously-costumed produc­ tion will include all of the two-act ballet to the music of Tchaikovsky and the libretto of Marius


1892, is based on a children's story by Theodor Amadeus Hoffman.


The ballet, first presented in St Petersburg in .


The action takes place at a Christmas party ,


and in the Land of Sweets where the inhabitants and their sovereign, the Sugar Plum Fairy, cele­ brate the safe return of their prince, Nutcracker.


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bringing opera to the masses, and that is one reason why she is behind a visit to Blackpool on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday by the Chisinau National Opera. On Sunday and Mon­ day the company takes to


the stage of the Black­ pool Grand Theatre with


"Carmen" (right) and on Tuesday the company will switch to "Turandot"


(below). The two productions feature a host of operatic stars from all over Europe,as well as the Ukraine, Russia, Moldo­ va, Poland and Kaza­ khstan.


ing European ballet and opera to Britain for the


Ellen has been bring­


last seven years. The two Blackpool


productions are the 19th opera tour for the former actress, who was born in


India, and is the daughter of the former High Com­


missioner. Her work led to her


award.


shortlisting earlier this year for tlic Europoan Woman of the Year


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