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www.eastlancashireonline.co.uk . TV INSIDE Winter season in Manchester
AFTER Manchester's successful Common wealth Games, the city is preparing for a busy win ter season of theatre. The Library is cele
brating its 50th birthday and director Chris Honer promises a landmark sea son with two American plays. First is Neil Simon's
famous comedy "The Odd Couple" (September 20th to October 19th). It was last performed at the Library in 1972. From October 25th to
jmd-raiser
Jiate to have found that reserve (earn manager Lee Boyer has tal-: j nts which go beyond the sporting;
J.rena. His skills were discovered last:
B ear at a "Stars in Your Eyes"- Style evening and he provided the Jntertainment on Saturday. Our picture shows Mr Burgess
Isecond right) with Marie, Simon lnd Stephen Ingham. (T190802/14)
Lowest jobless figures in the North-West
THE Ribble Valley has
lisfol- the lowest number of Jwhich unemployed people in the North-West.
I Blue The July figures, pub-
|ell to bshed this week, show iparty that 233 people were 1 and claiming unemployment was benefit, a reduction of 40 on the figures a year ago.
lelden The unemployment Ik to rate for the Ribble Val id the ley, at 1%, is lowest, jointly with South Lake-
ae, at land and Fylde. |meas
In the whole region, there were 119,505
| walk claimants in July. In uchof Lancashire, the figure |iperb was 14,066, a reduction of 0.1% on a year ago.
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NIGHT Sunday evenings from 8 p.m.
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(12) *2hrs Daily 6.20 8.35 SCOOBYDOO
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MEN IN B LA C K 2 (PG)*1hr45mlns.. Daily 1.10 3.10
Saturday morning 11.10
EIGHT LEGGED FREAKS (12)Mhr55mlns Daily 6.15 6.30;
No 8.30 show Thursday STUART LITTLE 2
(U) 1 hr 40mlns Daily 1.10 3.10 Saturday morning 11.10
GOLDMEMBER (12) IhrSOmins Daily 6.20 8.35
THE SUM OF ALL FEARS 1 (12)*2hrs20mins Dally 5.30 6.10
S P Y KIDS 2
(U)* 1 hr 45mins. Daily 1.40 3.50 Saturday morning 11.30
PANIC ROOM v (15)2hrs10mlns
Thursday, 29th August at 8.30 Little Oscar's Club
TOY STORY 2 (U)1 hr 50 mins
Fun &Games with Q and Charlotte All seats £1.50
Saturday, 24th August at 11am
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I M O TO R H E AD /AN TH R A X I3/I0 | ALICIA KEYS
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WHISTLE D O W N WIND' 24/10 SMASH HITS TO U R
W IL L / G A R ETH / Z O E PAPA RO ACH
27/10 1/11 3/11
I A U C E COOPER/THUNDER 20/II I DAVID GR AY M O B Y
21/11 23/11
I BEAUTY A N D TH E BEAST 28/II I M A N IC STR. PREACHERS 6/12 BLONDIE/INXS
CLO TH ES S H O W UVE MADNESS BLUE
UGHTHOUSE FAMILY
8/12 8/12
12/12 15/12 15/3
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Goldmember joins Austin’s stable
“AUSTIN POWERS IN GOLDMEMBER" {12) Grand Cinema, from tomorrow IT HAS been three years since Austin Powers, that swinging international man of mystery, has faced his arch enemy Dr Evil. But when Dr Evil and
his accomplice, Mini Me, escape from a maximum security prison, Austin is called into action once more. Teaming up with the
mysterious Goldmember, Dr Evil hatches a time travelling scheme to take
over the world, one that involves the kidnapping of Nigel Powers, Austin's beloved father and Eng land's most renowned spy. As he chases the vil
lains through time, Austin visits 1975 and joins forces with his old flame, Foxxy Cleopatra, a streetwise and stylish detective. Together, Austin and
Foxxy must find a way to save Nigel and stop Dr Evil and Goldmem ber from their mischie vous mayhem. Mike Myers once
again takes on multiple roles. He portrays Austin
Powers, Dr Evil and Fat Bastard, as well as his newest character, Gold- member. Joining him in the
adventure is Sir Michael Caine as Nigel Powers and singing sensation Beyonce Knowles as Foxxy. The combination works to give the third instalment of the Austin Powers saga the same successful mix of humour,
celebrity
cameos and parodies as its two predecessors.
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November 23rd is Edward Albee's searing portrait of a marriage "Who's Afraid of Vir ginia .Woolf?" where laughter is laced with bitterness.
Then, from March
21st to April. 5th is Stephen Sondheim's: revue; "Putting . it ; Together" in ; which ; guests at a silver wed- , ding tell their stories in music and song. The well-known chil
dren's classic "Tom's Midnight Garden" is the Christmas production from November 30th to January 25th. This is a web of fantasy between Tom's two different lives as imaginative as last year's "Beauty and the Beast”. European drama is
celebrated with Brecht’s "Schweyk in the Second World War" being staged from February 7th to March 15th, telling the
A MIXTURE of passion, lust, love and cruelty is being brought to a stage in the North West, via composers Puc cini, Strauss and Janacek. Opera North's annual pilgrimage
across the Pennines to The Lowry at Salford Quays this year includes its first production of Puccini's tragic masterpiece, "Tosca", for more than 10 years, it sees Janis Kelly making her debut in the role of Marschallin in "Der Rosenkavalier" and Tom Cairns returning to direct his landmark pro duction of of the harrowing but enlightening "Jenufa".
TECHNICAL difficul ties mean that The Birds, a spectactular pro duction being presented at the National Theatre in London, which was due to be performed in a
story of a common man forced to go to war and survive by his wits. ; There are also a series of excellent one-nighters,
' including Tony Hawks of Radio 4's News Quiz who, on October 6th, will describe his attempt to have a Top 20 hit any where in the world, and renowned Northern poet Roger McGough, who will read from his own collection on November 3rd. ■ Tony Benn will talk
about his political career on November 17th and Honor Blackman will present "Wayward Women" on March 30th. Pippa Munro
Pilgrimage for Opera North For good measure the company
squeezes in a concert performance of "Troilus and Cressida". Director Christopher Alden makes
his debut with Opera North with a contemporary production of "Tosca" which does not pull any punches. A strong international cast includes Nina Pavlovski as Tosca, Rafael Rojas as Cavaradossi and Robert McFarland as Scarpia. Opera North opens its five-day visit
to the North West with "Der Rosenkavalier" on November 5th.
Technical hitch forces cancellation
giant circus tent at the Lowry from tonight, has been cancelled. It is hoped to re-stage
the production in the spring and the Lowry box office plans to
arrange full refunds for ticketholders. An unusual attraction,
the Chinese State Circus, is coming to Salford Quays in January for three days.
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FAMILY WITH 10 HOURS OF CONTINUOUS ATTRACTIONS IN THE MAIN RING
IN CLU D IN G
9 Breeds of Sheep; Cattle from Dairy Holstein to Highland; Heavy horses; Equestrian Events; Produce, Handcrafts, Horticulture; Sheep Dog Trials; Walking Sticks; Dry Stone
Walling; Vintage Tractors, Sports & the classic Kilnsey Crag Race; A Falconry display; Sheep Dog; Duck & Geese
gathering demonstration; 2!4 hours of exhilarating Harness Racing to end the day
100 QUALITY TRADE STANDS
As an additional attraction and echo of yesteryear the show features ORIGINAL BRADFORD DOUBLE DECKER
OMNIBUS DRAWN BY SHIRE HORSES 15 Minutes from Skipton on the B6275
Adults £6 - Children £1 - under 5’s FREE
Cars on show ground £5 - Cars Park FREE Lunches & Teas available
TUESDAY 27th AUGUST
For further details, contact Secterary, J. M. Sanderson P.O. Box 3, Grassington, Skipton BD23 5UQ Tel/Fax: 01756753259
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YORK STREET, CLITHEROE BB7 2DL :From Friday, A u g u s t 23rd
Friday, August 23rd
Saturday, August 24th 2.30pm and 5.00pm Sunday. August 25th
2.30pm and 5.00pm 2.30pm
Bank Holiday Monday 2.30pm Tuesday, August 27th 2.30pm and 5.00pm Wednesday, August 28th 2.30pm and 5.00pm Thursday, August 29th 2.30pm and 5.00pm
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Friday, September T 3th, 7.30pm THE HOUGHTON WEAVERS
Saturday, September 14th, 8pm An Adult Evening with
BILLY PEARCE
Sunday, September 15th, 2pm Championship Brass Band in Concert
WINGATES BRASS BAND Tuesday, September 17th, 8pm
REEF Coming soon: Pete McCarthy, Pulse,
Talon, Finbar Fury, Al Murray, Kate Rushby, Derek Acorah
AUTUMN)WINTER EVENTS BROCHURE OUT NOW ‘ Call the Ticket Office for your FREE copy
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