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Grand Cinema, Clitheroe.


• Sunday, January 27th at 7-30 p.m.


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THIS 1945 adaptation of Jam e s M. Cain's novel not only proved to be a box office suc­ cess, b u t revived the fortunes of its leading lady, Jo an Crawford, who won an Academy Award for her portray­ a l of th e eponymous heroine. The film opens with ■


the murder of M o n te , Beragon. His dying word, "Mil­


dred", leads both th e . police and the audience to believe that his wife is the murderer. When she confesses,


Mildred Pierce begins to relate her life sto ry through a series of flash­ backs. Following the collapse


ly and taken before bed, while I differ- Rego Rapid is marketed [rates, as its rapid recovery 1 inter- drink for post-workout, (le day, There is also fast build hletes Rego Build.


itrain take f the strain


ramblers


bheroe jtibble Inine- tinear


|e sta- Jreave and


lain at ■others


lopped le foot- Jowley aostof


Ion the


■Lovely Ing the 1 Green, ownhill


|e Hall, nuddy ntered


pamsg- ;Sta- 1 walk


I party..


was joined by a s tray black labrador dog which accompanied the walkers, despite all efforts to disengage it, as the walk continued past Moorgate Farm and Aspinalls, over Dinkley Brook- and up to Old Langho. On past Sken- ning Bridge and-Lower Elker to Elker Lane, the highest stile or the tight­ est of gaps in a gate proved no obstade to it. Finally i t was put on a lead for its own safety and taken to Whalley Police Station. After crossing the A59


At this point the party


fields to [Jridge. i beside r Stew- he Rib- len fol-


I House, hr was binkley


and the river alongside the viaduct the ramblers reached the railway sta­ tion a t Whalley with impeccable timing for the tra in back to Clitheroe. The walk was led by


Mr Ben Brown in weath­ er conditions much bet­ ter than anticipated, as the squally showers fore­ cast did not materialise. The next walk is on


Sunday in the Newton area. The meeting point is Chester Avenue car park at 9-30 a.m.


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fellings at Vadding- petached lord Close I for dele-


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pblesdale prd Road prey side fcoorland Proposed \ over flat dditional ng Street


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1) at Read hcrington proposed drooms


extension at 16 Berkeley Drive (0024). Whatley: Enlargement of


rear kitchen extension at 8 Calder Vale (0946). Exten­ sions and alterations to exist­ ing dwelling at 112 Mitton Road (0006). Conversion of former bakery into two dwellings at 15 Accrington Road (0030). Newton: Above ground


slurry store, reception tank for slurry store and a midden at Gamble Hole Farm, Back Lane (0002).


Wiswell: Erection of indus­


trial unit and associated engi­ neering operations (resubmis­ sion) at Whalley Industrial Park, Clitheroe Road (0007). Dutton: Change of use of


barns/shippons to form three dwellings with associated garaging at Duddel House Bams, ChtheroeRoad (0009). Waddmgton: New farm


access to be provided from the B6478 for general farm pur­ poses at Waddow Park, Cbtheroe Road (0010). Billington and’ Langho:


Reserved matters application for proposed dwelling at plot 13A, side ajacent nursery, Brockhall Village (0011). Pro­ posed garage and store at Chew Mill Barn, Elker Lane (0020). Clayton lc Dale: Extension to rear and rooms in roofspace


(resubmission) at 48 St Peter's Close. Extension of existing farm shop at Fairfield Farm, Longsight Road (0025). Ribchcster: Change of use


of agricultural land to residen­ tial curtilage (resubmission) for land at rear of 6A to 12 Stoneygate Lane, Knowle Green (0026). — Downham: New«single- storey lean-to extension on


/east end of existing barn to house C.H. boiler and water at Flatt Barn off Pendle Road. (0027). Sabdcn: Kitchen extension


and rear dormer window, at 107 Whalley Road (0029);


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of her f irs t marriage, single mother Mildred worked hard to establish a chain of successful restaurants to support her two daughters. With the death of one


"MONSTERS INC" (U) from its


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NEXT month sees the launch of Walt Disney's latest animation block­ buster,"Monsters Inc”. With advance pre­


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daughter and the schem­ ing of the other, she is forced into a loveless marriage to coax her remaining daughter home and keep her in the level of luxury that she demands. The marriage is


doomed due to his shady business deals and his infidelity with his step­ daughter. This ultimate­ ly leads to his death and Mildred's bankruptcy. But is Mildred the


real murderer, or does someone else want to see Beragon dead?


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Musical treat heralds a return of a native


WHEN the Clare MacFarlane String Quartet played for the Clitheroe Concerts Society, it was a welcome return for one of the town’s most distinguished natives. The other members of the quartet (Julia Hanson,


violin, Richard Williamson, viola, and Christopher Hoyle, cello) have equally sparkling credentials, and their performance was a delight. Each of the four instruments spoke with a distinct voice, and much of the evening’s music had the character of a stimulating conversation between friends with plenty to discuss. The contrapuntal textures of Mozart’s Quartet in D (K499) gained from this diversity of timbre, as the inner voices of second violin and viola could be dis­ tinguished. as readily as the outside parts which so often monopolise the listener’s attention. As the programme sampled the next two genera­


tions of string quartet writing, with Mendelssohn’s E minor quartet of 1837 and Brahms’ A minor work of 1873, the musical textures became more complex. Mendelssohn shared Mozart’s love of counter­


point, but he also provides many opportunities for the players to spread their lyrical wings, which they did with obvious pleasure. Brahms often takes pains to throw his back­


Form Centre) by Quatuor Dane] with Philip Dukes (viola) will be another treat for lovers of string cham­ ber music, as it will contain Mozart’s great G minor Quintet.


grounds out of focus with conflicting rhythms and overlapping lines; here the quartet showed that they could blend their voices as well as any, and the con­ cert ended in a display of vigorous unanimity. Next month’s concert (February 20th in CRGS 6th


STEPBEN ROBINSON Starry, starry night; Royton Assembly Hall, Oldham; Jan 27th


CHILDREN aged from eight to as young as three are considered suitable to be in the audience for a production coming to Royton Assembly Hall, Old­ ham, on January 27th. "Starry, starry night" is a play from one of the


country's leading young people's theatre companies. Pop-up Theatre has a name for tackling a variety


of important issues in children's lives and present­ ing them in a way which is relevant to adults and children alike. In "Starry starry night" Millie finds herself in a


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most recent play for this age group, "Snow Shoes” was received with acclaim. The play is accompanied by music from Ransom Notes, an innovative duo.


E N T E R T A IN M E N T S


Mum Andreena follows in some illustrious footsteps


MOTHERrOF-TWO Andreena Back­ house will be following in the footsteps of Shirley MacLaine between Friday, February 9th and February 16th. She is playing the lead role of Chari­


ty Hope Valentine in the hit musical "Sweet Charity", this year's production by Clitheroe Parish Church Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society. This is not the first lead role that


Andreena, of Waddington, has played for the society. "Sweet Charity" is being directed by


Howard Raw, musical direction is by Roger Purcell and choreography is by Anne Grogan. Bob Fosse picked up on the idea for


WHEN Pinetop Perkins released his first record, Lindbergh had yet to fly the Atlantic, Hitler was yet to be appointed Chan­ cellor of Germany, and the Second World War was still 13 years away. But Joe Willie "Pine-


"Sweet Charity" after seeing the Acad­ emy Award-winning film by Federico Fellini, "Le Notti Di Cabiria” in the 1950s. Well-known songs include "Rhythm of Life" and "Big Spender". To plug the show, the society is plac­


ing miniature cut-out figurines of Andreena in six shops in Clitheroe Town Centre and offering two free tickets to a performance of "Sweet Charity" to the first person to identify all six shops. Entries, with the names of the six


shops where the figures appear, should be sent to the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times at 3, King Street, Clitheroe, by January 31st.


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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 7 p .m . - 9 p .m .


top" Perkins is still going strong at the age of 93 and will be the main attrac­ tion at this year's Burnley Blues Festival. Pinetop is widely recog­


nized as the world's best blues piano player and one of the last great Mis­ sissippi bluesmen. He cre­ ated a style of playing that has influenced three generations of piano play­ ers and will continue to be the yardstick by which blues pianists are mea­ sured. Bom in Belzoni, Mis­


sissippi, in 1913, Pinetop started out playing guitar a t house parties and honky tonks. He came under the tutelage of Clarence "Pinetop" Smith, for whom he com­ posed a tune entitled


"Pinetop's Boogie" which later became a hit record. When Perkins started per­ forming that tune pub­ licly, he adopted the name Pinetop for himself. An arm injury forced him to switch from guitar to piano. He is, perhaps, best


known for his work with Muddy Waters. The Burnley festival is


a four-day blues extrava­ ganza over the Easter weekend, from March 29th to April 1st, with


Mouthwatering 2 course special menu at £6.95


F r e e glass o f wine with every meal throughout January


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such names as Mike Sanchez, Knock Out Gregg and Blue Weather, Sista Monica Parker, Byther Smith and Larry McCray. The main stage is at


Burnley Mechanics, but expanded fringe activities will stretch to the Spar- rowhawk Hotel and the Talbot Inn. Mid Pennine Arts are


also running their Blues Boat along the canal carrying some top acoustic performers.


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Acoustic Rescue


Acoustic guitar virtuosity from brothers-Gary and., Spencer Davis


Saturday 2nd February - 1.30pm The Pied Pipdlrl


Snap Theatre Co. present Robdft Browning's classic for ages 6 and over ^’.


Tuesday5thFebruary•7.30pm


FairpoiT Convention In concert plus support:Vikki Clayton


iWednesday 6th February - 7.30prri! My lBeautiful Laundrefte


.S n a p Theatre Co. verson of this hugely^vjl


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Friday 8th February - 8pm M a d d y Prior


& FRIENDS in concert Wednesday 20th February - 7.30piri' Alan Bennett's


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