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Coward’s classic weepie set for a brief June encounter


Brriief Encounter: The Lowry,


e Encounter;


Salford Quays; June 24th - 28th


MORE stars from the world of television soap are set for a “Brief Encounter” at The Lowry in June. Karen Drury, of


“ Brookside” Richard Walsh — 'Sicknote' from “London’s Burning” take to the stage as Noel Cow­ ard's love struck housewife and doctor in “ Brief Encounter” which opens on June 24th and runs until June 28th. The award-winning Middle Ground Theatre


Company’s scriptwriters have skilfully adapted Coward's screenplay for the stage. They have based their


production on the classic version directed by David Lean - which memorably starred Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard. This atmospheric and


, away, . Hinla, nnor, J. ity, S. [arshall, Ben-


;3rds(v 1 p .m . ) Braith- iteman, Preedy, J. Bed-


: Under !ct5-45 Iraith- son, R. How, S. ;ton, D.


moving new stage adapta­ tion also features a superb supporting cast with Lynette McMorroug, of “ Crossroads'” and Nick Wilton of “ Carrot's Lib” as the comic couple. Myr­ tle the tea lady and Albert the railway guard. How many can forget Stanley Hollaway in the film ? At a chance meeting on


the Milford Junction sta­ tion platform, Alec kindly removes a piece of grit from respectable housewife Laura's eye.


.... ...... Ajdumey


back in time The Steamie;


Oldham Coliseum SEEING Tony Roper’s “The Steamie” was a wal­ low in nostalgia for me. As a child growing up in


Glasgow I can just remem­ ber a public washhouse as part of the local corpora­ tion swimming pool. My father was one of


the first to introduce laun- drettes which brought an end to the steamies in the city. I still use the expression


“The talk of the steamie” to refer to any juicy piece of gossip. Victoria Balneaves,


Lynne McCallum, Linda Duncan McLoughlin and Jane Nelson Peebles play four women drawn togeth­ er as they not only do their washing, but also to blether about their hopes and fears with humour and moments of pathos, occasionally in song. Jack McGowan is the


maintenance man who is tricked and conned by them.


The production is direct­ Here begins an illicit


six-week love affair between the two married, middle class individuals. Characterised by quiet des- peration and stolen moments, the pair's chaste romance develops over their weekly meetings.


“Brief Encounter” is a


love story to end all love stories. Set in the winter of 1938


and packed with beautiful period detail, it is a nostal­ gic romance which could well need an ample supply of tissuesi


ed by Eric Potts who has performed in an earlier Col­ iseum production of the play and the excellent stage set is by Dawn Ailsop, who has cleverly conveyed the line of old-fashioned wash sinks and drying racks, not an easy task. I don’t know what the


good Lancashire folk of Oldham made of the dia­ logue, although they laughed heartily. But I loved it, a tase of my child­ hood.


PIPPA MUNRO Brit Award chart-toppers Adventure time


Liberty X; Corporation Park, Blackburn; July 12th


A GROUP which featured in the Brit Awards will headline a free two-day music show in the North West. The chart-topping band


Liberty X will perform at Blackburn’s Corporation Park on July I2th as part of Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council’s “Arts in the Park 2003”. They will appear on the


first day which be a con­ temporary day with more than 20 rock and pop bands performing on two stages. On the Sunday the accent


will be on classical music, with local groups demon­ strating their abilities. But the main classical attraction will be the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra


playing against the back­ drop of a stirring fireworks finala Executive Member for


the council’s Leisure and Culture Portfolio Coun Kate Hollern said: “We have worked extremely hard to ensure that this will be one of the most memorable events ever. “We are delighted to have


booked Liberty X, one of the hottest young bands around. “This is the council’s


showpiece event of the sum­ mer and we expect it to be sensational,” she added. The council has also


warned that more people are expected this year and “strongly advises”adults to accompany young people.


Why the Whales Came; The Lowry, Salford Quays; June 18th - 21 st


A BEST-SELLING children’s book is providing an adventurous plot onstage in the North West later this month. Action, adventure, and mystery are contained in “Why The Whales


Came” which hits the stage at The Lowry on June 18th and runs until June 21st. Author Michael Morpurgo has


been named Children’s Laureate and is the winner of the Children's Book Award, the Whitbread Award, the Smarties Prize, and the Circle of Gold Award. His most recent work, “Out of the


Ashes” , was adapted for television by the BBC. Produced by Theatre Alibi, “Why


the Whales Came” is adapted and co­ directed by Greg Banks. Alibi's Artis­ tic Director Nikki Sved co-directs.


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East lancashire's Premier Rock h u e !! Saturday 7ih June


E N T E R T A IN M E N T S '^ine %ninq at its best. ..


& St John’s P.T.A.1 St Michael


Social Centre present


Tapas & a Li carte dinners arc served dally from 12.00 to 2.00pm and 7.00 to 9.00pm DtlgdatvsKisUmmht, A la carlo amtfino dining at tallest.


Onr nnxirti winning.Chefs arc renonmai in the area for great cnlinary cx^xmLic.


Enjoy Ibespicndonr and atmosfij^e of Burnley's/ml in a once owned Mill Owners Mansion. 'lAYLUNCHES Exquisite 3’Coursc Sunday Lunches


<£9 .3 0 p er head Served 12-2 p.m.


estauvant


■^ervations call 01282 453931 House Hotel, Roschill Avenue, Bumlcy


National Volunteers Week June 2nd - 7th


^ ^


DO YOU HAVE SOME SPARE TIME? DO YOU WANT TO GIVE


SOMETHING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY?


HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ABOUT VOLUNTEERING?


If you answered YES to any of the


above then come along to Trinity Centre (Wesleyan Row, Clitheroe) from


12.00pm to 3.00pm on Friday June 6th.


As well os advice and information all visitors will be


given a FREE cup of tea or coffee and a coke or bun. Plus all completed volunteer application forms will b e o ^ n to a prize draw for a specinllv hnkpH Volunteers week coke.


^ V For more information


contact Janet Dodd Home Office Tel: 01200 427886


BUItOiNQ A SAPE. iUST AND TOLERANT SOCIETY


JUNE Bill to 12th


A N G E R M A N AG EM EN T (tS) Sat/Sun only 61.00.


Daily 6 3.40.6.15.6.50 T H E H U N T ED (15)


Daily 6 4.15,6.40 (not Wed), 9.00 (not Wed)


BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE (15) Sal/Sun only 62.45.


Daily 65.30.8.15


M A T R IX . RE LO AD ED (15) Sat/Sun only 61.55


Daily 65.05 (not Sun) 8.15


M U JH S E DOTSI K A R O G E (U) Sun only 64.45, Wed only 66.30


X . H E N 2 (12a) Sat/Sun only 612.00


KAN G A RO O J A C K (PG) Sal/Sun only 611.45


KID S C L U B . BIGFOOT & TH E


HEND ER SON S Sat only 11,00


BOX OFFICE & INFO LINE: 1 0 1 2 5 4 3 0 6 6 6 0


A P O L L O KingWiIlutm S t . Blackburn


C I N E M A S


infoilno 01254 51779 Programmes and times Frid^, June 6th


ANGER MANAGEMENT (I5)*2hrs Smins


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As from Saturday, June 7th The Red Pump is back in business and under new management. A traditional pub offering a range of beers, lagers and a menu of home-cooked food. Meals served Monday to Samrday 12-3pm and 6-9.30pm; 12-8pm Sunday. We are available for private functions and celebrations.


Whether you are just looking for a drink or a meal, old or new customers. Penny, Rob, Keith and Margaret welcome you.


BASHALL EAVES, CLITHEROE 01254 826227 Daily IJO4.106.30850


THE MATRIX RELOADED (15)*2hrs 30mins Daily 2.00 5.30 8.20


KANGAROO JACK (PG) Ihr35mins


Sat/Sun 1.154.00 Sat Mom 11.15


BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE (l2A)*2hrs


Daily 1.304.006.108.30


Coiltiii tttitmt in njtrmn, hnnn. riitnctnlicfiprint


X-MEN 2


(l2A)2hrs 25mins Daily 120 5.45 8.30


No 120 Show Sat/Sun Ctitflit Bttferste ritleice


Little Oscars Sat 7th June THEWILD


THORNBERRYS


(U) Fun starts @ ll.OOam xisramKi


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The Spread Eagle T h e R iv e rs id e R e s ta u ra n t


SAWLEY Summer Specials •


Chef’s Specials Menu * ‘Let’s Do Lunch’ -


*


(June) Tues to Friday; • 2 Courses £8.50


*


‘Take Me To Dinner’ - • (June) Tues to Thurs: J 2 Courses £8.75


• •


Romantic Fridav.s • 2 Courses £10.95 3 Courses £13.95


• •


Sunday Ltinch bv the River


2 Courses £12.50 3 Courses £14.95


_________ Booking always advisable


01200 441202 Father’s Dav - ■Tune 15th


A delicious three course lunch, including a free newspaper and


a pint of ale for Dad to enjoy! - £16.50


Midsummer Pinner Dance; Fri |lune 27th


, Enjoy a superb 3 course dinner with coffee and


chocolates and then dance the night away until lam I - £17.50


•_________ Booking essential SUNDAY MARKET &


CAR BOOT SALE Open Sunday, June 8th GiSBURN


Situated 2 miles Clitheroe side of Gisburn T h o u s a n d s of b a r g a i n s


Car Booters arrive from 7.30am - Car Booters only £5 All enquiries 07711 833543 or 07850 241842


RibbiQsdalQ Produce end Farmers Market


B u y ‘Fresh Food d ire c t f rom "Producers Next Wednesday, 11th June from 10am - 2J30pm


in the Ribblesdalc Centre, Clitlieroc Auction Mart, Lincoln Way, Clitheroe


Oyer 15 stalls will be ofTcring their own Beef, Pork. Lamb, Biscuits. Pics, Seafoods. Puddings. Sausages, Pale. Vcgclablc. Salads. Plants


Local producers Include Lcagnim Cheese, Thmcr’.s Meut Kes, Holt’s Lamb, Oowland Outdoor Pork, Farmhouse Bakes, Tlgermunin Soaps, Lcs Deliccs dc Champagne


f / i ^ Ample free ca r pjirking close to Uic Market C.lil.lK’i-ni’ .Vm iioii .Msiri. l.iiu-oliiANav.- t:il t l io


Member o f the National Association o f Famicrs MarkcLs ; : l-’in-llK>>'(lft:uNcnnlaci: 0121)0 42-^25 >


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concertina events Stanley House, Lowergate, Clitheroe, Lancashire BB7 1AD


T. 01200 426600. F. 01200 428069 w w w .co n ce rt in aev en ts .com


WssMJlF® = M V l Special Offer


Hospitality Packages MEN Arena Manchester Tuesday 10th, Wednesday llth,


Thursday 12th and Saturday 14th June


Superb private viewing boxes - great views o f the stage Includes


• Complimentary bar • Suite hire • Ticket • Car park passes


Reduced to only £99 plus vat Other packages available


Shirley Ba.ssey - Sunday 8th June Disney an Ice - actober Christina Aquilera - actober


Justin Timberlake - December


Contact Concertina Events on 01200 426600


y ^ 1 ~ ^ C • I - • N •; i: 6 ’-.M A • S-' Tel: 0 1 2 8 2 6 6 4 4 0 0 J


THE HUNTED (15) *1hr 50mlns Dally 1.35 3.50 6.05 a30


Saturriay morning 11.20am, Satuttlay late lOJOpm


JOHNNY ENGLISH (PG) Ih r 4Jmlru Dally 1.30,3.45,6.00,8.25,Saturd^ morning 11,15am, SatuerJay lace 10.45pm


BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE (12A) * 2 h n


Daily 1 J0,4.00,6.20.8.40.Sat morning 1 lam,Sat late 11.IOpm (contains moderate sex references, language, violence & soft drug use)


RIPLEY’S GAME (15) 2hrs lOmlns Daily 5.40 8.20, Saturday late 11 pm


■ www.burnlevmechanictsinn.iilc


Mnnchcstcr Rd.Burnley , Infoline 01282 456333 Films from Friday, 6th June for 7 days


THE MATRIX RELOADED (1 5 )* lh nU m ln s


Dali/2.10Z'tS S.IO 5.45 8.l0 8.45,Satur4a/morning I lam& I l.45am.Saturda/late llpm


ANGER MANAGEMENT (15) * lh n lOmlns


DailyZ305306.30,Saturd3ylate ll.lOpm THE D/R£CrORrSAUDnOR/UM


THE MATRIX RELOADED (15) *2hrs 35mins


DaIIyZI05.l08.l0,Saturd^late llpm


XMEN2 (12A) 2hrs SOmins Daily2.005.008.00,Saturdaylate llpm (Contains scenes of an adult nature)


KANGAROO JACK (PG) Ihr 45ml iu Saturday morning llam,Dally ILZ5 330


LITTLE OSCAR SHOW- SATURDAY 7th JUNE TREASURE PLANET


(U ) Ihr 50mins 9 Screens


R O f i l / ' I M f i n i ITU - V


_______T^e Fun and Games start at ll.OOam l


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REECE AND FRIENDS St Michael &


St John’s Parish Halloa


SATURDAY 14th JUNE at 8pm


< Tickets £5 V


To advertise ring Caroline Braceweii (e)rt. 418) or Lee Banks (ext. 423) on 01282 426161


Clitheroe Social Club


••• Wellgate ••• presents


HOT STUFF The Full Monty!!! Tonight


Ladies only Doors open 7.30pm


£5 admission - in aid of Multiple Sclerosis Society


HOKTON BRroCE PISBURN


E V E R Y


S U N D A Y BUSY ATTRACTIVE


OF GISBURN


S E L L F O R O N L Y


SELLERS NO BOOKING JU.STTURN UP rROM 7.30AM


TA B LE S F O R H m E £ 3 CAIERER &


. MOD1LE0771432S614


ENQUIKIliSfADVICE TELEniONE 01282 XIS756


OSWALDTWISTLE CIVIC THEATRE


Thursday 12th June 8 p.m. Tickels £15 Concessions £14 Box Office: 01254 380293


TOlUrrS


RIVERSIDE SITE ON A59 S MILE ON SKIPTON STOE


THE GOLDFISH + VEIMA (Superb live groups) Every Friday


HEUBOUND ROCK CLUB Rock / Metal / Punk / Goth


10pm till Sam


Drinks offers every night Saturday 14th June


BANGARANG (A lte rn a tiv e rock/hip hop)


GRAFFITI CLUB, Burnley (next to Marks and Spencer)


BURNLEY MECHANICS ^ TEL: 0 1 2 8 2 6 6 4 4 0 0


V. ■, w w w .b urnleyme cha nics ;co.ul< Saturday 7th June


MAMMA MIA Non-stop r


fantastic musical: featuring,-a great . .:cast:stunning w' lighting and


sound combined ; wilh-music from.’


. three decades ■with •favourites-:: . such as Abbaj- :rf: The: Bee. Gees,: -i: the cast of


Grease.- Lulu and : .'-'/ many more.


liiday 13th June


DR PHIL HAIVIMOND Presents


'89 minutes to save the NHS'


sharp stand up comedy from the writer of


Thought provoking, scalpel


SRAFFITI CLUB Friday,June 20th . ' : '


ELTON JOHjM Dinner & Dance £ 2 2^


- ' tribute by „ J O N ’S eI t o n


Mitton HalTCoantry House Hotel Mitton Rd, Mitton, Whalley


_______ 01254 826544 THEDOGMUSIC ^


AND SPORTS BAR Wellgate oizco 44433S


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Friday Night - Introducing D J L e o - Upstairs Bar D J P h i l - Downstairs Saturday Night


DJ SCOTTIE


Disco sounds from 70's, 80's, 90's Sunday Night


(2 Boy GukarVocal Duo) Monday Night


SMOOTY QUIZ NIGHT


BAND NIGHT with THE ANIMALS (plus 2 lop support bands)


Outdoors (weather permitting) WEDNESDAY, 25th JUNE Free Admission_______________


HALF PRICE PIZZA AND PASTA every Thursday 6 - 930pm


Free children's meal with each ^ u h meal


'Private Eye andTrust Me; I'm a Doctor'


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