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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, September 26th, 2002 19


Y O R K S T R E E T , C L IT H E R O E B B 7 2 D L | From Friday, September 27th


Friday, Sept 27lh • Saturday, Sept.28lh Monday, Sept 30th , Tuesday, Oct 1st. Wednesday, Oct 2nd Thursday, Oct 3rd


, 7.30pm . 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm


IGR4ND CrttnAl THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST mi


Saturday September 28th 2.30 pm


S P Y KIDS 2 (PC)


Small is good for new ideas


IT IS good to be reminded that many of our North-West theatres have a studio auditorium as well as the better-known main house. These small, intimate venues offer opportu­


In contrast, in the main house the National


nities for innovative productions. The Octa­ gon's Bill Naughton Studio in Bolton is a ver­ satile area for smaller shows and I have seen it used in an impressive number of ways, most recently for Peshkart Productions Masala Girls, a lively, energetic series of pertinent sketches by a group of nine young women. It has been written and directed by Shobna


Theatre's touring group, Transformation pre­ sents the work of new writer Simon Bent. The Associate is a clever three-hander with John Normington, Matthew Rhys and Nicolas Tennant. When a pensioner has his house re-decorat-


Gulati (Dinnerladies and Coronation Street) and offers the chance for a multi-racial, multi­ cultural team to explore their experience with


wit and insight. Their infectious enthusiasm and telling


satire drew considerable laughter from the audience, and they should prove popular on their tour to Oldham and Manchester.


ed by two young men who are happy to defraud the benefits system and con the old man, they uncover more than they expected. He is not what he seems. This is a cleverly-plotted drama with the


suspense maintained till the end. The Octagon have an interesting season


ahead, combining visiting companies like the Hull Truck Company with John Godber's "Men of the World" and Nottingham Play-


■ house's "Rat Pack Confidential". ■ ■


Pippa Munro An old-fashioned musical Dud earnestly invent stones


"THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST" (U) from Friday, Sep­ tember 27th


THIS 21st adaptation of


. Oscar Wilde's play follows the lives of two gentlemen living in 1890s England, who have taken to bending the truth in order to put some excitement into their lives. Worthing (Colin Firth)


Everett) also decides to take the name of Ernest when visiting Worthing's young and beautiful ward Cecily (Reese Wither­ spoon) a t the country manor. Their romantic endeav­


Algy Montcrieff (Rupert


has invented a brother, Ernest, whom he uses as an excuse to leave his dull country life behind and visit the ravishing Gwendo­ line (Frances O'Connor).


ours hit problems when they both end up together in the country and their deceptions are put under the scrutiny of Lady Bracknell (Judi Dench). The first correct answer


will win a family ticket for a forthcoming film at the Grand Cinema.


Question: in which television series did Colin Firth play Mr Darcy? Answer:............. . .......................... . ......................... Name:. Address:.................... .....................................................


, Post Code: ......................... Daytime T ell........ ................ . Please send your entry to: Grand Cinema Competition) Editorial, . Clitheroe Advertiser and limes, King Street, Clitheroe, Lancashire, by


Thursday, October 3rd. E « t Unushira Newspapers ltd will me the Information you hive given ut for the purposes of proeetiing your request, Including for verification and credit control purposes. From time to lime we and other companies In our group also have some great offers and special promotions and we would like to be able to share your information with these com­


panies.


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FOR Doris Day read Toyah Wilcox - th a t will be the major change when a good old-fashioned American musi­ cal opens in Manchester on October 7th. Doris Day, all sweetness


and light, played the title role in "Calamity Jane" when it hit the silver screen in 1953. Toyah Wilcox steps into


Calamity's buckskin trousers when the stage show opens at


Manchester Opera House for a six-day run."Calamity Jane", which contains songs like "The Deadwood Stage",' "Windy City", "The Black Hills of Dakota" and "Secret Love", is embarking on a nationwide tour. I t tells the highly-fiction­


alised story of the relation­ ship between frontier markswoman Martha Jane Burke and legendy sharp­


shooter Wild Bill Hickock. Calamity is the latest depar­ ture for Toyah, who has


' enjoyed a highly successful and varied career As Calamity in the come­


dy-musical, she is the tough- talking wild-west woman with a soft centre, who promises to bring a famous singing star from Chicago to breathe new life into Deadwood's Golden Garter Saloon.


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Thursday and Friday 11.30 a.m. to 730 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.


Admission: 50p Home-made refreshments available .all day AUCTION


Household Items and Bric-a-brac


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4th


BoIton-by-Bowland Village Hall Viewing from 7pm S a le starts 7.30pm


Proceeds to Church Funds Blackburn


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K ING GEORGE’S Concert Hall


BRIGHOUSE & RASTRICK


B R A S S B A N D with Norman Prince


28th Sept. 7.30pm Tkts £10/8


30th September 8.00pm•• Tkts £3.50 ; J A Z Z ' in B la k e y ’s .C a f e b a r •


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THE PUB LANDLORD 4th October 8.00pm Tkts £ 16.50


“Wired & Wonderful^ 5th October 8 pm Tkts £20 + £ 19'


AL HURRAY LEE EVANS


V ie n n a Fe s t iv a l B a l le t Sleeping Beauty


I Oth October 7.30pm Tkts £13.50/10 ROYAL LIVERPOOL


PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA: Stravinsky: Firebird Suite


Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto


Rachmaninov: Symphonic Dances ■ Conductor: Barry Wordsworth


11 th October 7.30 pm - Tkts £ 17.50 - £8


CAFFEINE + SUPPORT


Superb pop-punk band


12th Oct. 5.30pm -9 pm Tkts £5 An ‘all-age’ gig segregated 18+ bar


BJORN A G A IN Excellent ABBA tribute


13th October 8 pm Tkts£l3


The complete STONE ROSES + Rocketdog


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CLITHEROE &


CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE (over 16% only)


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TICKETS TIE-IN TICKET: BOOK ALSO FOR' 1 E12.50HUU TRUCK PRODUCTION OF REUNION (11 -IS FEB 2003 AND SAVE £5) J


PENDLE FOREST & CRAVEN HUNT HUMTER TRIALS Coniston Hall,


Coniston Cold, Nr Skipton Sunday 6th October


A great family day out.


Come and watch the horses at this lovely venue.


• LICENSED BAR - REFRESHMENTS


£1 O PER CAR Ribblesdale Farmers Market wrn (Then fortnightly from then onwards) m\^


in the Ribblesdale Centre, Clitheroe Auction Mart, Lincoln Way, Clitheroe Farmers will b e offering th e ir ow n Beef, P o rk , Lamb,


biscuits, p ies, p u ddings, sau sag es, pate, eg g s, vegetables,


salads, o strich meat a s well as traditional fayre an d crafts. Ample free car parking close to the Market


Member of the National Association of Fanners Markets Further details contact: 01201) 423325


Clitheroe Auction Mart; Lincoln AVay, Clithcio.c


P a r ty Nights at rf’s i lls sy ,


JH1REBORN • Hurst Green, near Clitheroe


Excellent Food, Great Entertainment, Terrific Atmosphere and Unbeatable Value for Money are just some of the reasons why you should choose the


Shirebum Arms as your party venue. The place to celebrate !! .


Dine and Dance Nights Saturday, 26th October


Saturday, 23rd November 5 Course Dinner and Disco for only £ 1 6 . 9 5 Christmas Party Nights


Now is the time to start planning your Christmas Party at the Shirebum 1


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E V E R Y N IG H T I S P A R T Y N IG H T .


■ F rom 2 9th N o v em b er -


■ : E n jo y a 5 co u rse D in n e r with D ancing till L a te ! F rom only £ 1 6 . 9 5


Any size o f party catered for. Dates also'available fo r private hire. . For Bookings and Enquiries T e l :


Christmas Brochure now Available 0 1 2 5 4 8 2 6 5 1 8


Buy Fresh Produce and Crafts direct from Producers in the Heart of the Kingdom Next Wednesday, October 2nd _ from 10 am - 2.30 pm


Don't drive home after your partyl Stay overnight irt one of our luxury


s u i t e s a n d t a k e a d v a n t a g e o f iO u r .L e i s u r e F a c i l i t i e s . i .R r i c e s . s t a r t . f rom ju s t £30pp on our Party Nights and £50pp on New Years Eve


Whalley Road, Billington, Clitheroe BB7 9HY Tel: 01254 822556


; Book now for Christmas'at: the'Ctenorv Hotel and poxfields Restaurant and claim ARGOS Premier points on everything you.spend. Most party dates


:;are'fillingfastbtit welstill have^availabilityf.orr.all.Hndays.and.oLlr.Midweek. :>-.: dealSf Avoid the rush and)reserve:your<table.for-Christmas. Day Lunch starting from just £26.95 and New Years Eve starting from just £29.95


DISTRICT BIBLE SOCIETY


SONGS OF


PRAISE Sunday,


September 29th


at St James Church 6.30 p.m. with


Rev'd Norman Ivison o f BBC's "Songs o f Praise"


Favourite hymns, video clips and interviews.


Ail welcome CLITHEROE GARDEN CLUB MEETINGS INDOOR


RESUME WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2nd


at Ribblesdale High School Technology College at 7.15 p.m.


with


‘HEATHERS ’ By Martin Embley All welcome


SPECIAL NOTICE!


GRANE MILL BAZAAR


MASSIVE INDOOR


CAR BOOT/MARKET I EVERY SATURDAY


throughout the year. All facilities • ADMISSION FREE 150 Stalls +


Grane Mill, off Bury Road,. Hastingden


01706 221616 IF^I A Manchester Rd, Burnley ■ • • Infoline 01282.456333 S 1 1 C I N E M A S P O L


THE BOURNE IDENTITY <UA) lhrs 20mins Daily { L 10 ex Sat/Sun) 5.00 ROO Sat late 1050pm . . • (conolre moderate violence >ttt« of nrong bngate)_________' .


MEN IN BLACK II (PG) Ihr 40mlns Saturday/Sunday 1.40 3.40.Sat morning 11.00am


SPY KIDS 2 (U) Ihr lOmlns -Saturday/Sunday 1.30 3.45, Sat morning 11.00am


STUART LITTLE 2 (U) Ihr 25mlns Saturday/Sunday 2.00 4.00, Sat morning 11.4 Sam • •


VAN WILDER - PARTY LIAISON (IS) *1hr 40mins , Daily (ex Sat/ Surf 2.00 4.00) 6.00 8.10 Saturday Late 1010pm


DIVINE SECRETS OF THE YA-YA . . < SISTERHOOD (12A) *


Daily2.l5 5.l5 8.00 (contain me of nrong language & i dm; reference). Stiver Screening*Thursday, 3rd October


THE MAJESTIC (PG) 2hrs 30mins ...... . On Screen 8.00


v BOOKING 01282 456333M K S C


D A N C E T h e Social C e n t re ,


Lowergate, C l ith e ro e


Saturday 5th October


Dancing to Bob Fairclough.


£4 inc. supper.


Tel: 427029 or 427096


Church Organ Society A P O L L O Clitheroe Parish


ORGAN RECITAL


by Peter Gunstone SATURDAY,


SEPTEMBER 28th 7.30 p.m.


at the Parisn Church,. Clitheroe


Tickets: £6 (£4.50 concessions)


Children accompanied by an adult FREE!


Refreshments during the interval.


C • I N • ; E -'M . A . : S . . King W i l liam S t • B la ckb u rn


Infolinc 0 1254 51779 Programme* and Timet


from Friday, 27th September


ROAD TO PERDITION (15)* 2hr8l0mlns


Dally 1.00 3.30 6.00 8.30 VAN WILDER


• (15)*1hr50mln9 Daily 1.30 4.00 6.208.40


No 1.304.00 shows Sat/Sun 8.40 show Thurs


IMPORTANCE OF


BEING EARNEST (U)* 1hrS5mins


Daily 1.40 4.10 6.30 8.45 No 1.40 4.10 shows Sat/Sun


MEN IN B LA C K 2 (PG)1hr40m1ns.


Sat 11.30 220 420 Sun 2.20 4.20


. SPIDERMAN (12A)2hr20mins


Saturday/Sunday 1.00,3.30 CcrUaira strong tantasy riolonca


MY BIG FAT G R E EK WEDDING


(PG)lhrSOmins


Daily 1.40 3.50 6.10 8.20 ' Sat morning 11.20


SIGNS Dally 1.103.406.100.10 (12A)2hrs


C o n ta in s m o d e ra te v io le n c e a n d m e n a c e A Touch of Class


Thursday 3rd October


MONSTERS BA L L (15)1hr50mlns


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On Screen 8.30priv_____ Little Oscar’s Club


JURASSIC PARK 3 (PG)1 hr50mlns


Saturday, 26th September kZESEBESEl KATHAKALI M


Fun SGames with O end Winny On Screen 11.00, all seats £1.50


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Saturday, 12th October


THE UGLY DUCKLING Captivating children's family show


Sunday, 13th October FINBAR FUREY


:Great music, good humour, pure Irish magic


Wednesday, 16th October agnificent dram


Thursday, 17th October


LEE MACK The Sketch Show'


/Ticket Office* 01282:664400 ifrwnri


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iVibrant, lively people &-parties always welcome / vWisit our/exciting new Tapas restaurantfor a


- Me'diterranean feeling and;& ■ night you’ll never forget


Rosehill House Hotel, Rosehill Avenue; Burnley Tel: 01282 453931 ^ •••:


Open every day 12 noon - 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9.30 p.m.. - r ;, v | , j . m m


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f Films from Friday, 27th September for 7 days SIGNS (12A) 2hrs


aity I JO 3 5 5 6.15 8.40 Saturday morning 11.1 Oam Saturday hte I (contains moderate violence & menace) ' ■


NY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING (PG) Ihr JOmlns Daily 135 3 3 5 6.IS 8.35,Saturday late 11.00pm


SCOOBY DOO (PG) Ihr 40mlns Saturday /Sunday 2.15. Saturday morning 1130am


IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST (U) IhrJImins • • • Daily (ex Saturday/Sunday 1.25 3.40) 6.00 8^0 • •- .


SWIMFAN (12A) Ihr 40mins


Daily 1.40 3-45 6-00 8.00 Saturday late 10.30pm No 1.40 3J45 SatSun, No 8.00 showThurs Contains moderate sex & violence) •.


ROAD TO PERDITION (15) *2hrs Daily I^O 3S0 6. IS 8.40 Saturday morning II am* Sat Late llpm ■


•. Lrtt/e Oscar Show Saturday, 28th September TOY STORY 2 (U) Ihr 40mlns • The Fun and Games start at 11.00am •-


• -The Director's Auditorium,.'■ . -..v


ROAD TO PERDITION (15) *2hrs • Daily U O 3 S 0 6.158.40 V ^


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TH EST OF TH GE EALES RATTLE Of A SIM


' Performed by TALON Wed 2nd / Sat 5th October


E B PLE MAN by Burnley Garrick Club Sunday, October 6th


WIGAN BRASS BAND Thursday, 10th October


PEMBERTON OLD


REDUCED SHAKESPEARE COMPANY F


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■i-Xi No Tracksuits of Foclball Shlrts/No Trainers V) FREE ADMISSI0N10-11 pmwith tills Advert No Admission alter 100am


IN THE BEDROOM (15)


CAU


Sunday September 29th at 7.00 pm _ ____


Call the BOX OFFICE on 0 8 7 0 7 7 7 2 1 6 8 •••' w w w . g r a n d c i n c m a . c b . u k ,:.


..For more information .


THINK FLOYD


an in-concert presentation of classic Floyd including music from “The Wall”


F r id a y 4th O c to b e r


P E N D L E IN P A IN T 10th-13th October


■ Submit your painting Into the area's leading amateur arts , : - i


at Colne Municipal Hall exhibition.


rv'v’, zpaintings accepted at Colne Municipal Hall,,, • ■ ^ ^ Saturday, October 5th 10 a.m;- 2 p.m;, alternatively drop your: "piece off at Dysons Arts, Nelson or Pendle Leisure Trust, m ‘.'Albert Road, Colne before Monday 7th.October. -


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