‘Monsters Inc’ . (U) Grand Cinema,


Clitheroe.


Friday and Saturday Nights please phone for reservations


To avoid disappointment


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W R U L E yM E cH A M I c S Wednesday 30th Jan r 7.30pm ; .


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BEYOND 'lE E fS i BROADWAY An evening of dazzling m u s ic a l highlights from


Chicago, Les Mis, The Lion King and more featuring an incredible cast of NAfest End singers supported by-the London Stage Ensemble


Thursday 31st January - 7.30pm|l Ban M cM i l la n 's ,


B ig F am i ly S h o w :j "R e le n t le s s ly fu n n y " The G u a rd ia n 1 . ' ~S


Friday 1 st February-r 8pm Acou s t ic R e s cu e Acoustic guitar virtuosity from brothers .Gary and


Spencer Davis • . : •


^Saturday 2nd February - 1.30pm'V^ S n a p T h e a t re Co. p r e s e n t R o b e r t


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B row n in g 's cla s sic f o r a g e s 6 o n d o v e r» -^ i Tuesday 5th February ■ 7.30pm


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Fairport Convention S f e w In concert plus’ support:Vikki .Clayton...


Wednesday 6th February - 7.30pm? iV E V — ■ -


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you by surprise. Not suitable for under* 15s :< Friday 8th February - 8pm


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M a d d y P r io r & FRIENDS in concert


Wednesday 20th February - 7.30pm y y y


Alan Bennett's


Uvespace Theatre Co. present 'Bed Among ‘.,<3_____ and 'A Chip in th* Sugar'


TALKING HEADS Sfton: The.lentils


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RIDE WITH THE DEVIL os) Sunday February 3rd at 7.30pm


' 'S a t u r d a y 2 3 r d F e b r u a r y - 8 p m •C om e d ia n


D a v e O o rm a n p r e s e n t s " R e a s o n s t o b e C h e e r fu l" •


."£?£! Sunday 3rd March - 2.00 pm POINT OF AYR CHAMPIONSHIP BRASS in o


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CLITHEROE PARISH CHURCH AMATEUR OPERATIC & DRAMATIC SOCIETY


Association presents: By arrangement with MusicScope and Stage Musicals Limited of New York


Affiliated to the National Operatic and Dramatic


CAR BOOTS, FAIRS AND


FOR MORE I CONSERVATIVE CLUB


a t n n r I CLITHEROE Saturday, February 2nd JU


MARKETS. . . ...TURN TO CLASSIFIED


: 1 } LIE STEVEN


FUNCTION ROOM NOW AVAILABLE FOR HIRE -NO CHARGE


F u r th e r d e ta i ls Tel: 0 1200 422410 S


(Superb female vocalist) SUBS NOW DUE .


NEW MEMBERS WELCOME 3rd February


JENNIFER JONES


female vocalist


• 1 Olh. February C O Z Z Y


• ma/e vocalist twist of comedy -


WATCH THIS SPACE FOR FEBRUARY'S LINE UP


(MjlU)TW 1ST If Cl\ 1C TJ UjITIf SATURDAY, 9th FEBRUARY


• F o r m o re Informa tion . ...........


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YORK STREET, CLITHEROE BB7 2DL | From Friday, February 1 st


MONSTERS INC (u) ADVANCE PREVIEWS'’^;


Sat Feb 2nd 11.00 am, 2.30 pm and 7.00 pm | Sun Feb 3rd 2.30pm


air - V® 10 pairs oi Burnley Football Club match tickets To be won at the advance previews (Feb 2nd/3rtl) A D V A N C E T I C K E T S F O R A L L S H O W S A B E N O W O N S A L E


Mon Feb 4th - 7.00 pni Tues Feb 5th - 7.00 pm Wed Feb 6th-7.00 pm Thurs Feb 7th - 7.00 pm


Fri Feb 1st-7.00 pm , 1 DISTURBANCE (121


DOMESTIC . .


_____________,___ Saturday, February 2nd


Previews on


February 2nd and 3rd and


from its re le ase


i -date of Febru­ ary 8th


HAVE you ever wondered what goes bump in the night? This film takes the


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A'HEARTHROB from South Africa is taking up where people like Richard Gere, Shane Richie, Paul Nicholas and Craig McLachlan left off. Craig Urbani (pic­


wraps off th e mon­ sters lurking in your bedroom cupboard while you are asleep. Despite


th e ir


frightening appear ­ ance, they have hearts of gold, and by mak­ ing you scared, are only doing their job. They need to col­


lect screams from children to power th e ir p ara llel u n i­ verse, Monstropolis. Star of the film is an


8ft. hairy beast called Scully and his one-eyed sidekick, Mike. Scully is the leader of


the "Scare Floor" and is proud that he is the group’s scariest asset, with his motto: "We scare because we care". "Monsters Inc" is guar-


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Post Code:....................... .DaytimeT e l : . , . . . . . . . Please send your entry fo: Monsters Inc. Competition, Editorial, Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, King Street, Clitheroe, Lan­ cashire, by February 7th.


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tured) is the latest actor to take over the hip­ shaking, swaggering role of Danny Zuko in "Grease": The popular musical,


Jli


close to reaching cult status,- is back at the Manchester Opera House from February 18th to 23rd during a national tour. Urbani first came to


anteed to be an absolute scream from beginning to


end. If you want to win a


ticket for two adults and two children to see "Monsters Inc", all you need to do is enter the competition on the left. ■ And those who


attend showings of - the film will also have the chance to win 10 pairs of adult and child match tickets for Burnley's home game against Nor­ wich City on March 2nd.


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OPERA fans will be treated to the familiar face of Sue Moretta (pic­ tured) who will play the role of Count Orlovsky in Pendle Opera's presenta­ tion at Burnley Mechan­ ics of "Die Fledermaus.” The presentation,


; ’ .Vi.-’ii’ ''-/'-’


international attention when he starred along­ side Robert Mitchum in "Women of Desire". But now he could be said to have played a


full hand of teen musi­ cals, having appeared in 'iThe vRocky Horror Show"; starred in


"Buddy" and toured with "Fame" and "Happy Days". He has already played


S'


when I was growing up, and its songs are just clas­


the part of Danny in South Africa in a stadi­ um version. He said: "It is such an invigorating part. Grease was the ultimate musical


THE-NEW play "Hinterland" by Irish playwright Sebastian Barry is a dense, thought-provoking exami-


r The part of Johnny Sylvester, bom in poverty in Derry and progressing to the highest offices of power in Dublin, is a tour de force for Patrick Malahide, who is on stage for almost the entire production. 1 He builds the tension to a dramatic


i- nation of an old man reassessing his life,: his corruptions, his betrayals and his pain.


•nie.(Anna Healy) and the mental breakdown of their son Jack (Phelim Drew). Johnny is haunted by Cor­ nelius (Kieran Ahern), a friend he


crescendo of emotion. He is well sup­ ported by Dearbhia Molloy as his wife, anguished by his long affair with Con-'


sics. I t has all the right ingredients as a musical, and this is what makes it as appealing today. "Most of all, you can't


‘Hinterland’; Octagon Theatre, Bolton.


betrayed to help himself, and is forced to re-examine his past actions and motives. James Hayes as Stephen, Johnny's


factotum and personal assistant, brings out an acid humour to the play. This is a joint production by Out of


from February 13th to 16th takes a light-heart­ ed view of Viennese life. Audiences will appreciate well-known tunes such as "The Laughing Song" and "Brother Mine". The cast is a combina­ tion of recognisable Pen­ dle Opera members and fresh new faces adding


variety to the perfor­ mance. Rosalinda will be played by Suzanne Mather with Cathleen Foster taking the part of Adele, her maid. The leading male roles of Von Eisenstein and Dr Falkes will be played by Jim Ogden and Peter Wilson. Jonathan Hollows, a


former pupil at St Theodore's High School, takes on the besotted character Alfred.


Hip Hotels: Budget; by Herbert


Ypma; published by Thames and Hudson; £18.95


go far wrong with a bit of leather, fast cars and lots of Brylcreem," he added.


PART of the fun of planning a holiday is deciding where to stay. Sadly, the cost is usual­


L.


ly the factor that makes your mind up once and for all. But with the aid of


Joint, The Abbey Theatre, Dublin, and the Royal National Theatre, well designed by Es Devlin and excellently directed by Max Stafford-Clark. It gave Bolton audiences the chance to see a challenging well-written play with a stunning performance by Patrick Malahide before it transferred to Dublin and London. The Octagon's next production, the


John Steinbeck classic, "Of Mice and Men", opens tonight.


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Buy Fresh Produce and Cra! Producers in the Heart o f '


in the Ribblesdale Centre, Clitheroe Auction Mai _W M______ (Then fortnightly from then


Over 15 stalls will be offering their own Be< and biscuils, bread pies, puddings, sausa; eggs, vegetables, salads, ostrich meat Ample free car parking close to »/j«


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h o d d e r M O T O R


S E R V I C E S L T D


COACH TOURS F( K1DDERMINS1 4-day tour March 8th tol (Friday to Monday)!


beautiful photographs of some stylish hotels around the world which are not-too-bad value when you work out the price. Ypma has had the


nal canal house on the Keizersgracht in Amster­ dam and a collection of thatched huts overlook­ ing a black sand beach in


Bali. Ypma also takes you


privilege of visiting these top spots which range from the Australian out­ back to Sunset Boule­ vard . There is even an origi­


to a palace in the heart of the Marrakesh medina and a vast converted power plant in Hamburg. Sounds pure bliss -


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Mouthwatering 2 cou r se


sp e c ia l menu a t £ 6 .9 5 We use only the linest, freshest ingredients


Please see next week's Clitheroe Advertiser for more fantastic February offers


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‘You Dancin ? We’re A sk in !


Bring your party to our party for a unique Dine and Dance experience


FRIDAY, 15th FEBRUARY Tickets £45 to include


B ubbles and C anape R ec ept ion


G ourmet F iv e C ourse M eal w ith W in e


Live vocalist providing tunes from the 50’s to the 80’s


For further information or to reserve your table phone Gillian on


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Stirk H ou se Hotel, Gisbum, Nr. Clitheroe


St John's Social Centre


St Michael & Lowergate VONNY


Fabulous Female Artist Saturday,


February 2nd


Members & Guests Welcome


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( 0 9 0 6 2 9 4 V FILM TIMES & R


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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING


Followed by an illustrated talk by


Miss Barbara Bingham on her visit to the


Galapagos I slands


Ribblesdale High School Technology College Drama Complex


Wednesday February 6th


at 7.15 pm AU welcome


3 nights half board at the Gainsborofl (listed Georgian buildi|


£ 1 6 0 includes cxcun SCOTLANI


7-day tour May 7th to I (Tuesday to Mondavi


3 nights halfboard at the Salutation! I


3 nights halfboard at the NethybricJ Bridge


£299 includes 3 excuj NEWQUAYl


8-day tour September 14tl! (Saturday to Saturdal


7 nights half board at the HdgcT £ 2 9 5 includes 3 excJ


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A P O L L O c : HOLLYWOOD PARK,


FOR BOOKINGS ONL]


0 8 7 0 4 4 4 3 1 4 BARGAIN DAY EVERYTUESDAY - £3 80 PET (EXCLUDES DIRECTOR'S AUC


l FILMS FROM FRIDAYIST FEBRUl “


Advance preview screenings - Sat j


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° Chi^l20 3.40 6.00 815 J SitMom ILOOsm-SaLwe lOJOpm


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l VANILLA SKY > (U) 2 hn JOmlcts


D»ifrl.l5 5 008.00.SitUte 11.00pm • No I.1S SIX) showSat/Sun


o The Directors Auditorium


: black hawk down Thursday* SKer Screening 7th February


THE OTHERS (11) l hr 41 mini On Screen 820


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Next Wednesday 6th from 10 am - 2.3'


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WIN OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATION IN


A DELUXE SUITE WITH CHAMPAGNE ON ARRIVAL AND 2 TICKETS TO ONE OFTHE EVENINGS BELOW:


See O u tp e r fo rm liv e In Brussels on his A u tum n MVVantcd” T o u r and eitfoy a


Book by Neil Simon - Music by Cy Coleman - Lyrics by Dorothy Fields


Based on an original screenplay by Federico Felllni.Tullio Pinelli and Ennio Plaiano Directed by Howard G Raw


" . ’ " Musical Director: Roger Purcell - / . ■ Choreographer:Anne Grogan


St Mary’s Parish,Church*Hall, - Church Street, Clitheroe >


9 th -1 6 th F e b ru a r y 2002 .


" , EACH EVENING AT 7.30pm: . . (excluding Sunday I Oth Feb) MATINEE Sat 16th at2.lf.pm


TICKET HOTLINE 0 1200 424545


Tickets: Sat 9th & Sat matinee £6.00 F*>


•'JAII other performance £8


. Box Office?@ Parish Hall open - Tues . 15th Jan \ 2pm-3pm and7pm-9pm ; .


' ■ " Then Every Tues and Fri 7pm-9pm and Sat 10.30am-11.30am •


three day Belg ian B re a k in c lu d in g visits to B ru s se ls and B ru g e s < C h r is tm a s M a rk e t . C l i f f and his b and w i l l p erform some o f y o u r favourite songs from his “ Wanted” album, as well as clas s ic and h it songs from o v e r the years at the Fores t N at ion al Con ce r t Venue. •


The super price includes:....


• Return coach travel: and Channel crossings


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• Continental breakfasts |. • A ticket for C lifT ’s concert in Brussels • V is its to Brussels & Bruges Christmas Market


• The services o f a tour, manager Departs 5 December from ^ ......


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MURDER MYSTERY EVENING Saturday 16th March 2002


Theme:.Human Remains of the Day 1920's style whodunnit comedy romp. Hilarious Entertainment


including three course dinner |ust; ■ ■ • £25.00 per person - :


MUSIC OF THE NIGHT Saturday 23rd March 2002


• A very special evening of music and.- song from the great West End Shows...


This truly is an evening not to be missed. :• t Including three course dinner just. -


. £25.00 per person ; .


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