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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 20th, 2002 17 TV with JOHN TURNER Tel. 01200 422324 W E T ;Z HELP YOU PLAN YOUR W E EK AHEAD
Children’s tale is favourite
with romantics
tment at CCTV
the council complaining that their length of stay often extends beyond the one hour band when they attend set activi ties. As a result, from May 1st to September 30th, they have to pay 45p to park instead of lOp. Members agreed to
extend the refund sys tem during the summer tariff charging period to include the next band, which would enable cus- omers to park for up to .
two hours for lOp. They were told that
the cost of altering the )ay and display mach- nes' software to print he new tickets and the ariff boards would
imount to around £800, cost which would be
idded to the overall pro- ect total for the CCTV ystem.
for charity
ol, Clitheroe, will today he Diabetic Association. El,000 with a sponsored ?r £100 came from the ty in May, at which a
-e-eating display by. a ght competition involv-
ur stones? full of roofing stone and anyone in the Read or
ny. und in a blue Ford Mon-
i during a 3 a.m. check, on suspicion of theft and oving them for a friend. "We would like to hear ■ lost 25 roofing stones an
s go-ahead
' disabled access can be e Old Post House Hotel, officials of Ribble Valley
ave passed plans submit- ding.
e extended
e-storey rear extension at ty office in Market Place, ved. It was dealt with by orough Council.
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"TH E RED SHOES” (U ) Sunday, June 23 rd at 7pm
UNDER the authoritari an rule of charismatic bal let impresario Boris Ler montov; his proteges realise the full promise of their talents, but at a price; utter devotion to their art and complete loyalty to Ler montov. Under his near-obsessive
guidance, young ballerina Victoria Page is poised for superstardom, but earns Lermontov's scorn when she falls in love with Julian Craster, composer of "The Red Shoes"; the ballet Ler montov is staging to show case her talents. Vicky leaves the compa
ny and marries Craster, but still finds herself tom between Lermontov's demands and those of her heart. A family tickets to see
the film of The Red Shoes is this week’s competition prize. The film was made more than 50 years ago and is a wonderful adapta tion of Hans Christian Anderson's fairy tala It is a real treat for fans of romance, music arid melo drama. The first correct answer
will win a family ticket for the Grand Cinema.
Question: Whet name is both a dancer's skirt and a famous arch bishop?
Double bill of opera
RAVEL and Stravinsky feature in an unusual double bill for two nights at the Lyric Theatre, Salford Quays,
tonight and tomorrow. The evening brings in Opera North
yrith Ravel's darkly-brilliant dance- opera "L'enfant et les sortileges" fol lowed by "Petruska", Stravinsky's explosive ballet which often makes for a spectacular orchestral showpiece, hut which is rarely danced. Stravinsky wrote Petrushka for
Diaghilev and the Ballet Russes in Paris. The original ballet is based on the well-known tale of a puppet who is magically invested with life by his owner, and given human feelings and emotions. This new staging reignites the bal let’s explosive power by re-imagining
its narrative in an uncompromisingly contemporary light. , This is a unique opportunity to
experience two masterpieces of the Parisian avant-garde, staged by Amir Hosseinpour arid Nigel Lowery, whp:
. together form one of Europe’s most innovative creative teams.
'' In "L’enfant et les sortileges" (The
Child and the Spells) a disobedient child assaults everything in his room, including the cat, after he is told off by his mother. Gradually, the objects - furniture,
clocks, crockery - come to life around him. In the garden, events take an even more disturbing turn, when all the trees and animals he has hurt in the past begin to surround him.
Old favourite Figaro with provides plenty of laughs
Th e Marriage of Figaro at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester. Until June 22nd.
Cabaret night at Dizzy heights for theatre o f dreams Rocketdog rock band
for injuries charity
A NORTH-West charity is hoping that an evening of magic at "The The atre of Dreams" will pack in Common wealth Games visitors and raise a large sum for a good cause. BASIC, the Brain and Spinal Injury
ation you have given ni for the
From tine to tim e and oiW coronal** In oar group also hnt tone greit offers and specie! prom
ifb
ould like to be able to sbere year Infornstien w snt as or other conpsalei In oor group to eontiet
Charity, is holding an evening cabaret at the home of Manchester United on August 3rd. The £30 tickets include a three-course meal, a disco and a show paying tribute to Shirley Bassey and Freddy Mercury. It is just one of a number of events
the charity holds at Old Trafford each year. All the proceeds go towards the work of BASIC at Hope Hospital, Sal ford. Tickets are available on 0161 707 6441.
A ROCK band from the Ribble Valley is climbing new heights. Rocketdog, which features former
Ribblesdale High School pupil Mark Duckworth (18), of Langho, on lead guitar, has won through to prestigious national finals being held this week in Northampton. The group was formed nearly two
years ago and won the right to repre sent Blackburn College in the Access to Music Northern Festival at The Cock pit in Leeds. They were one of only six hands from all those on Access to Music courses throughout the country who won through to the finals. Their next gig in the North West is
at the Arts in the Park Festival at 5 p.m. in Corporation Park, Blackburn on July 6th.
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New menu now available
Friday, 21st June IRISH NIGHT
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Saturday, 22nd June
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Sunday, 23rd June KARAOKE + QUIZ
BROUGHTON GAME SHOW Sunday, 30th .June
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B irdm a n C h a l le n g e - to fly the River at Broughton featuring Paul Hudson BBC North Weatherman
Admission by programme available at the gate-Adults £6, Children & OAPs £3 - Starts 10.30 am onwards .S p o n s o r e d h y Y o r f oW r e l / f e
proceeds to Cave Rescue organisation and Upper Wharfdale Fell Rescue Association
A bbeyfield Ribble Valley Society
Castle View House Clitheroe
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. 2.30pm -
' Saturday " 22nd June
Admission £1 Proceeds to Deriah House. FOR MORE
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Tel 0 7 9 5 0 4 2 6 2 5 2 We are the first Car Boot on the
A59 for most major towns visitors We opologise for cancelling last Sunday due to wet field.
* Definitely on this Sunday *
THE Royal Exchange production of the Beau marchais comedy "The Marriage of Figaro" starts with a bewigged head tumbling into a laundry basket and there are Tricolour badges in caps in the finale, so, clearly, director Helena Kaut-Howson wants us to be aware that the dramatist wrote the play in 1781 and had it per formed only five years
'before the storming of the Bastille signalled the
start of the French Rev olution.
Beaumarchais was
imprisoned briefly by royal decree for the play's political undertones. However, in this splendid
fast-paced romp with all the characteristics of farce, people hidden in cupboards, mistaken identity, disguises, long- lost parents and trickery, It is the comedy that pre vails. Familiar to many
from Mozart's opera, the plot concerns the attempt of Figaro, manservant to Count Almaviva, to get himself married to Suzanna, maidservant to the Countess, and avoid the Count's attempts to seduce Suzanna, and also acquire the dowry he has been promised. Figaro, the stock char acter of the wily servant
who gets the better of his master, is played with energy and clever ironic timing and facial expres sions by Kulvinder Chir, probably best known for "Goodness Gracious
Me", the television com edy series. Nina Sosanya, from
the drama series "Teach ers" and "The Jury" is a pert and attractive Suzanna, well able to look after herself. The casting of these
two perhaps suggests a contemporary moral point about power and the lack of it, but noth ing that really disturbs the comic world. The whole cast, princi-
pals, Count Almavia (Simon Robson) , his countess (Emma Cun ningham) and Cherubi- no, the page with desper ate sexual urges (Samuel Barnett) and those in supporting roles play their parts with panache. The design is excellent and there are plenty of laughs.
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Saturday June 29th
-Sunday June 30th from 10.30am onwards at
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' ; an d tr a c to r s ; children's STEAM RAILWAY AND • MANY SHOWS • FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY - All proceeds to Slaidburn Village School
S t John Ambula nce CHEESEANP
WINE EVENING in the Mayor’s Parlour
Tuesday lune 25th ■ from 7.30pm- :
Tickets £3.00 available from members or at. the door.
Raffle and cake stall
Proceeds for defibrillater (heart start machine)
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HARNESS RACES To be held on Peel Park, Hellifield,
by kind permission of Mrs NThwaite and family
on Sunday 23rd June 2002 - 1st Race 2.30pm
Admission £6.00 including programme Children under 15 free
Licensed bar, refreshments and childrens rides
Cars free onto field T H E B A Y H O R S E I N N
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THUNDERPANTS
(PG) 1 hr 4 0 mins Daily ZOO 4.I0 Sat momlngl LSOam.
The Directors Auditorium
SPIDERMAN (12) *2 hrs 25 mins Daily ZOO 5.00 8.00
THE MUSKETEER
(PG) * 2 hrs Daily 1.45 4.10 6.30 8.50 Sat morning 11.20am
Thursday’s Silver Screening 27th June OCEANS ELEVEN (12) 2 hrs
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Next Wednesday 26th June - from 10 am - 2.30 pm
(Then fortnightly from then onwards) in the Ribblesdale Centre, Githcroc Auction Mart, Lincoln Way, Clitheroe ym
Farmers will be olTering their own Beef, Pork, Lamb, biscuits, - pics, puddings, sausages, pate, eggs, vegetables, salads, ostrich . meat as well as tradiuonal fayre and crafts.
Clitheroe Auction Mart, Lincoln Wav, Clitheroe ,i growers and surplus stock from Nurseries
Member of the Nalioitti! Association of Farmers Markets * Kui ther (Icltttls contact: 01200 423325
Ample free car parking close to the Market i
Ribblesdale Farmers Market Spr,sSruE «Tti3 Farmers* Market. : . Next Wednesday 26th June
; : ; f : at the Ribblesdale Centre, ‘ - Lincoln Way, Clitheroe
Large quantity of Shrubs from . , Abbey, of Wisbech
Bedding Plants from Hodsons of Tarleton and 'shrubs and hanging baskets Gledstone .v Nurseries.-
■ Sales at 12 noon and at 6 p.m. » Excellent selection of plants direct from. ' ; . !
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