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The Italian Job - 2003 (12A); Grand Cinema; from Friday, October 3rd
THE "perfect job” is pulled off without a hitch, until, inside man Steve (Edward Norton) gets greedy. He kills the group’s leader. Bridger, and takes off with the gold-all of it. Now the remaining four,
plus Bridger’s daughter - safecracker Stella (Charlize
o tickets wiiiStle on
RIBBLE VALLEY people and places featured strongly in the original film of “Whis tle Down the Wind”, shot in and around Downham. Now a stage version of the
powerful story is coming to Man chester’s Palace Theatre, with demand for tickets already high. Written by Andrew Lloyd Web
Theron) - want revengel So they team up to “set things right” by plotting to frame Steve and take their money back. The payback is filled
with the mischief of its pre decessor, packed with stunts and, of course, the Minis return to take you down tunnels and round comers that you will never see coming. With Charlie Crocker
(Mark Wahlberg) the brains behind the plan, this film is set to do the jobl
Question: Which wel-known actor played the brains behind the plan in the original Italian Job?
Answer: Name:.
benefit
EY businesses are being I to benefit from an award- lie aimed at unlocking their
IT business improvement Isigned to give small and Inpanies and professional I t Lancashire the tools they 1 best practice.
|the programme is a collec- 2 studies to inspire business-
lor East Lancashire, in part- 1 Chamber of Commerce, is Iff CONNECT workshops, I marketing, e-commerce and ; Lancashire businesses.
Ithe experiences o£ others,
I. which are all being staged lr t, Clayton-le-Moors, are: Ing (October 20th, 3-30 to 5- lship (October 21st, 8-30 to Lets (October 21st, 3-30 to - |imerce (October 22nd, 8-30 ■jalth and Safety (October l p.m.); Farming (October
jlO a.m.); Customer Service BO to 5-30 p.m.) and Bench- I October 24th, 8-30 tol0-30
I; on the workshops can be |acting Joanne Kozlowski at East Lancashire on 01254
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|ers joined ic leaders
I meeting of Clitheroe Speak- Id the Ribble Valley’s First
the meeting was to intro-
liyone interested in its activ- Ine new members. 1 Mayoress of the Ribble Val- Karing and Mrs Susan Year- lub well at the start of the
lies, which were illustrated 1 programme secretary Mr land a reading by secretary
rents were commented on by
lien Clarke, who emphasised 1 who did not wish to be taking were encouraged to Idience for an entertaining
les were made welcome and Inded the audience that the |ting was on the following Young Farmers’ Club, I Market, Lincoln Way. All
hcluded with general discus- Ints. led in the club can inquire | 01200 427870.
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J are still available at an Irch Eco Forum to be held I on Saturday, ets out to examine and
|)logicaal responsibilities Christians to God’s cre-
Jeakers will give presenta- efficiency, green funer-
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|i. Tickets cost £5 per per- cludes lunch and refresh-
) find out more about the iClare Hyde on 01254
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The definitive Pink Floyd experience
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Autumnfest: Pendle in Paint '03 Thurs 9th - Sun 12th October'
Amor in Concert Friday 17th October
Think Floyd Friday 24th October
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Stars from the West End & National Opera perform songs from today’s mosy popular Musicals and Operas
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^ A n n u a l Exhibition 2003
Saturday 4th October Sunday 5th October
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ber and Jim Steinman, the hit West End musical opens at the Palace Theatre on October 27th and runs until November 8th. I t is based on the much-loved
film, which starred Alan Bates and a young Hayley Mills, but the action is relocated from the North of England to America’s deep south. A 15-year-old girl discovers a
mysterious man hiding out in a barn. When she asks his identity, the first words he utters, spoken as profanity rather than a reply, are “Jesus Christ”. It is as if all the girl’s prayers have been answered. She, and then the other children
Show that sees men dressed as women
of the town, vow to protect the stranger from the world that waits outside. Meanwhile, the townsfolk are determined to catch a fugitive on the run. Inevitably, the inno cence of the children collides head- on with the cynicism of the adult world in this thought-provoking modem fable.
The show features award-win
ning songs including “The Vaults of Heaven”, “Whistle Down the Wind” and “No Matter What”, which was a number one hit for Boyzone. Tickets for Whistle Down the Wind, at the Palace Theatre, Manchester, can be booked on 0870 4016000.
Search for The Lost Boys
A SEARCH is on to find the Lost Boys in time for a Christmas pro duction of Peter Pan at The Lowry. The Salford Quays theatre is
holding open auditions for the juvenile main characters in its pro duction of "Peter Pan", which stars Paul Nicholas as Captain Hook and Clare Buckfield as Wendy. Twelve strong and confident
young actors are required to join Peter in Neverland as The Lost Boys and Wendy’s brothers, John and Michael Darling. The Lost Boys need to be aged
between 10 and 14, with a maxi mum height of 5ft. 2in. To play the role of John, boys need to be aged 10 to 12 and no taller than 4ft. lOin. and for his younger brother Michael, aged between eight and 10 and no taller than 4ft. 2in.
Gymnastic skills would be an
advantage but are not essential, and anyone auditioning should be able to perform for the full dura tion of the production, scheduled to run from December 20th to January 17th. The actors may also be involved in swashbuckling sword fights with
pirates. At the auditions, everyone will be required to read from a script. Interested applicants should go to the Hexagon Room at The Lowry, Pier 8, Salford Quays on Monday, October 6th, at 4-30 p.m. Alternatively, take the second
star to the right and straight on until morning! Featuring an explosive pop
soundtrack, sensational choreog raphy and breathtaking acrobat ics, this brand new stage version of J.M. Barrie’s timeless classic is set to enthral everyone who ever wished they could fly.
CAN it really be 30 years since "The Rocky Horror Show” was first unleashed on an unsus pecting public? I t certainly can, and to mark the show's
30th birthday it is time to fish out the fishnets, buff up the basque and sharpen the stilettos - and that is just for the men! Yes, the only show that gives grown men the chance to dress in women’s underwear in pub lic is back, bigger and brassier than ever before. Direct from the West End, Richard
O’Brien’s "Rocky Horror Big 30 Show" is now playing at the Opera House, Manchester. Starring Jonathan Wilkes as Frank N.
Furter and Kevin Kennedy (Coronation Street’s Curly Watts) as The Narrator, this is a throbbing theatrical treat that will leave you breathless with excitement. Hit after classic hit is belted out, including
"Sweet Transvestite", "Damn I t Janet" and the dancefloor favourite, the pelvic-thrusting "Time Warp". In true Rocky Horror style, audience par
ticipation is welcomed and do not be alarmed if half the audience appears to have fallen from the pages of a saucy lingerie catalogue. Be warned though, this show has rude parts. "The Rocky Horror Big 30 Show" runs at
the Opera House until Saturday with tonight’s show at 8 p.m. and two shows on Friday and Saturday, at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. The box office number is 0870 4019000.
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THE ITALIAN JOB (I2A)
Friday 3rd and Thursday 9th, October i @ 7.30pm
LIZZIE MAGUIRE <u,
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