18 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, November 6th, 2003


a^PENDLE HIPPODROME THEATREV* . New Market Street, Colne


ANNUAL ARTS, CRAFTS & GIFTS FAIR


November 15th to 23rd


Saturdays and Sundays 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday to Friday 12 noon - 8 p.m.


Admission 50p Accompanied children FREE Refreshments available


^ Registered Charity Number 513275 f r


Bolton by Bowland Drama Group presents


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by arrangement with Jasper Productions in Bolton by Bowland Village Hall at 7.30pm Friday 14th, Saturday 15th and


Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd NOVEMBER


Tickets: Adults £4.00 Children £1.50 Available from:


Coach and Horses, B by B Post Office, Members of Cast, Clitheroe Tourist Info Centre


_______ or ring Keith Garside Tel: 447679__________


Ribblesdale Produce and Farmers Market


Buy fresh food direct from Producers Next Wednesday, 12th November from lOuni - 2.30pm


in the Ribblcsdale Centre, Clitheroe Auction Mart, Lincoln Way, Clitheroe


Over 15 stalls will be offering their own Beef, Pork, Lamb, Biscuits, Pies, Seafoods, Puddings, Sausages. Pate, Vegetable, Salads, Plants


Local producers Include Leagram Cheese, 1\iracr's Meat Pies, Holt's Lamb, Bowland Outdoor Pork, Farmhouse Bakes, Tlgermuflln Soaps, Lcs Delices de Champagne ____


Ample free cor parking close to the Market 7/1}


Member of the National Association o f Farmers Markets I 'm I her riel nils nmliicl: 0 12110 423325


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THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDI- • NARY GENTLEMEN (12A); The Grand Cinema from tomorrow.


ART & CRAFT FAYRE


CHURCH, WHAILEY METHODIST


Saturday November 8th 11.30am • 4.30pm


ALL THAT JAZZ ! ! presenting


‘Scott Hamilton’ World famous American saxophonist with the


Tommy Melville Quartet at M i t to n Hall C o u n t ry House H o te l


Wednesday, December 3rd Admission only £7.50 Starts at 8.30pm k


Mitton Rd, Mitton Whalley 01254 826544


Burnley Mechanics Arts arid Entertainment Centre F riday 7th November


BERNARD WRIGLEY&


THE OLDHAM TINKERS B a c k b y p o p u l a r d e m a n d a f t e r t h e i r


_______________s e l l - o u t s h o w l a s t y e a r ______________


Saturday 8th November


M E N IN C O A T S


Sunday 8th November


Championship Brass in Concert with THE YORKSHIRE BUILDING SOCIETY


Saturday 15th - Saturday 22nd November Burnley Light Opera presents


OKLAHOMA


Monday 1st December The SHAMROCK


Starring Nancy Kerr, James Fagan, Niamh Parsons, Graham Dunne & Alistair Hulett


The THISTLE & The ROSE T u e s d a y 9 t h D e c e m b e r One of the UK’s top Jazz performers


_______ and her Musicians_______ N o w B o o k in g


STACEY KENT P S N O W W H I T E


r e sen ted b y B u rn ley P a n tom im e S o c ie ty P ™ hau “ A D A Y F O R


R U R A L W O M E N ” at Alston Hall, Nr. Longridge


Monday, 10th November 2003 Does this sound familiar?


. . . “I have so many great ideas, but I rarely


complete any of them” . . . “I know where I want to go, but I have trouble getting there” . . .


Motivation - achieve your dream Speaker: Julie Mullins


Success Coach who has featured on BBC Radio and in the National Media


* There will be workshop sessions For further details contact


Jackie 01200 444023 Northern Rural Partnership


Ribblesdale Centre Lincoln Way Clitheroe BB7 1QD


This is a “SPRINGBOARD” for ’ Rural Women Event


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K i l le r Queen


Saturday 8th November TICKETS: £12.50


Go We: in c o x


Thursday 13th November


A Whole Lotta Led


A tr ibute to Led Zepellin


Friday 21st November TICKETS: £10 Concessions £8


BOX OFFICE: 0 1 2 8 2 6 6 1 2 3 4 BOOKING NOW! Tickets available at usual agencies


For help and advice when a d ve r t is in g in th e E n te r ta inm e n ts se c t io n o f o u r n ew s p a p e r please rin g


Lee Banks on 0*1282 42B1B1 ext. 423 or


Caroline Bracetmell on 01282 426161 ext. 418 \|/ww. c lith e ro e to d a y .c o .u k


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’ (Contains moderate sex references and one use of strong language) THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN


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INTOLERABLE CRUELTY (12A) * 2hra Daily 5.30 0.15.


FINDING lUEMO (U) *2hrs 5mins . Oaly 1.20 3.50 6.20 B.45.Sot m


(Contains moderate violence end horror) om 11am


(12A) 2hra 10mina Daily 1-.15 6pm


. . . . Book now opens November 38th


MASTER and COMMANDER (12A) * 2hrs 35mins ; Daily 2.00 5.20 0.2O. Sat mom 11am.


SET in Victorian England, the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is a team of heroes recruited by the Government to foil the fiendish plans of a criminal mastermind known as The Fantom. The evil genius is intent on setting country


against country to start a world war and profit by selling his weapons to all sides. Only the League of Extraordinary Gentle­


men can stop him, using a variety of comic book special powers or just plain heroism. The League is headed by legendary adven­


turer Allan Quartermain, played by Sean Con­ nery. Other members, coming alive from the pages


of Victorian literature, include Dr Jekyll and his alter-ego Mr Hyde, Captain Nemo, the invisible man, vampiress Mina Harker, Ameri­ can Secret Service Agent Tom Sawyer and the virtually immortal Dorien Gray. Given their mission, the League must travel


to Venice where the Fantom plans to blow up a meeting of world leaders, and so the adventure begins. If you do not take this too seriously, it is a


thoroughly enjoyable romp, a comic book caper with a Victorian flavour and some superb spe­ cial effects. Sit back and enjoy the ride.


Question: What was the name of the British secret agent, with the number 007, played by Sean Connery?


Answer:..................................................................................... Name:........................................................................................ Address:......................................................................................


Post Code:...................................Daytime Tel:....................... Please send your entry to: Grand Cinema Competition, Edi­ torial, Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, King Street,


Clitheroe, Lancashire, by November 13th. E it l Un tuM ra N ew ip ip iri Lid will a n the information yon hava given ui fnr the porpoii! of g ru e llin g your request, Including far verification and credit control purposes.


From time to time we end other companies in our eroup elso hove some great offers and special promotions and we would like to be able to share your information with these companies. Please tick the box i f you do not want us or other companies in our group to contact you by telephona and/or mail


I I W IN ! Tickets to the Grand Cinema


MANY people will know Steel Magnolias as the 1989 film directed by Her­ bert Ross and starring such household names as Sally Field, Dolly Parton, Shirley MacLaine, Daryl Hannah, Julia Roberts and Olympia Dukakis. But the film version was


based on a successful stage play by Robert Harling th a t receives a well- deserved airing in Black­ burn this month. The Revidge Fold Ama­


teur Dramatic Society is staging the play in the United Reformed Church Hall, on Shear Brow, from November 12th to 15th. I t follows several years in


the lives of women who reg­ ularly see each other in the beauty salon in their small Louisiana town. The story deepens as one


of the women’s daughters suffers failing health and many years’ worth of stored tru th s are shared between the strong charac­


ters. This is a story th a t can make you cry a t one minute and laugh out loud the next. Above all i t is about true life happenings.


Nightly performances


start at 7-30 p.m. and tick­ ets are available by phon­ ing 01254 54986. They cost £3.50p for adults, £3 con-


cessions and £2 for chil­ dren. Our picture, shows the


cast of Revidge Fold’s pro­ duction of Steel Magnolias.


A difficult play with a first-class cast


CARYL CHURCHILL’S play “Top Girls” is demanding, difficult and great. Churchill is one of the leading


women playwrights of recent years, renowned for her challenging approach to structure and dialogue. True to form, “Top Girls” makes many demands of the audience. The chronology differs, so the action


moves backwards and forwards and the author has developed a technique of overlapping dialogue - unsettling for those accustomed to conventional dra­ matic exchanges. I have to admit that I found two characters speaking at once disconcert­


ing and I question the validity. Never­ theless, there is so much to praise. I think it is a compendium of women’s experience, but I am not sure because Churchill gives few signals about her attitudes. The spectacular opening scene of a


wine-fuelled dinner party, hosted by protagonist Marlene (impressively per­ formed by Kate Williamson) involves five female historical/fictional charac­ ters discussing their experiences from the submissive to those who succeed in the male-dominated world. The next acts move into a bitingly


realistic world of Marlene’s female employment agency and finally her


home, where she, her sister and her unacknowledged daughter struggle with their heritage. The excellent all-female cast each


take on two or three roles. Leah Muller is impressive as Lady Nijo, the Japan­ ese courtesan, and the desperate teenager Angie, matched by Sophie James as the explorer Isabella Bird, job seeker Louise and Marlene’s sister, Joyce. I intend to read the script to further


my understanding and I definitely intend seeing this play again. "Top Girls” runs a t the Library


Theatre, Manchester, until Novem­ ber 15th.


PIPPAMUNRO Drive your weekend with the all new Peugeot 307cc Coupe at Walker Farrimond Peugeot Tel: 01282 606606 ENTERTAINMENTS


A P O L L O C IN E M A S


KIN G WILLIAM S T B LA C K B U R N


0 1 2 5 4 5 1 7 7 9 PROGRAMMES FROM


Infallno FRI 7TH NOV FOR 7 DAYS


TEKAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (1B>' 2hrs 5mins.


Daily 1.40 4.00 6 20 B.40


FINDING NEMO mi 1hr55mhs.


The most original, inventive, visual comedy show around today


Daily 1.20 3.40 6.00 0.20 Saturday morning 10.50


THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY


GENTLEMEN <«*> 2hrs5mins.


Contains moderate wtext and honor


Daily 1.20 3.40 6.00 0 20 Saturday morning 10.50


KILL BILL™ 2hrs5mins.


Daily 1.40 4.00 6.20 B.40


MATRIX REVOLUTIONS MM* 2tw 30mins.


2.305.208.10 LITTLE OSCARS


Saturday 8th November


RUGRATS GO WILD11,1 1hr 30mins.


11am. All Seats £1.50 BOOK NOW


Released 21st November 2003


L0UE ACTUALLY i» i 2hrs 30m*ms.


Released 28th November 2003 MASTER AND


COMMANDER 2hrs35mins.


Released 19th December 2003


FREAKY FRIDAY ™ 1hr55mins.


* free list suspended


iGR4NDCintnA From Friday November 7th


The League of Extraordinary


Gentlemen iuo Friday 7th through to


I Thursday 13th at 7.30 pm EXCEPT Sunday 9lh


^ Saturday and Sunday at 2,30 pm FINDING NEM O (U)


www.grainlcinema.co.iik Telephone: O 1200 423278:


| Adults £4.50 * Concessions £3.50 • Children £3 York Street, Clitheroe 1IB7 2Lit.


CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY Registered Charity No. 1006818


DANTE STRING QUARTET Haydn: Quartet in B flat Op. 76 No. 4 ’Sunrise’ Janacek: Quartet No. 1 ’Kreutzer Sonata' Brahms: Quartet No. 2 in A minor


Wednesday, November 12th, 2003 at 7.30 p.m.


CLITHEROE ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL Lecture Theatre, Sixth Form Centre, york Street


Free parking in the school yard and easy access for the disabled


Tickets: Adults £12, Students (full time) £3 Tickets are available from: Ribble Valley Tourist Office, Market Place • Clitheroe Music, 9 Moor Lane • and at the door on the evening of the concert


T A P A S B AR & RESTAURANT,;". .? ■


Miss your holiday in Spain? iff We can’tg|Ve you a holiday butwe’ean serve you with


'"*'«) wonderful Mediterranean food in ELNINOS TapasRestaurantwitli a real


.Mediterranean feel and a v l iy warm welcome.


M ’ih If you require,any further information •please do'riot hesitate to contact us. v ; - ■


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‘ Rosehill House Hotel,'Rosehill Avenue, ; .s " ' . .B u r n l e y T e l :0 1 2 8 2 4 5 3 9 3 1 ; • 0peri'12noon-2.00pm&7.00-9.30pmeveryday S i d


i tm M A N C H E S T E R C A M E R A T A


at MUNICIPAL HALL, COLNE S u n d a y 2 3 rd N o v em b e r 7 .3 0 pm w ith


Martin Roscoe - Piano


BEETHOVEN Coriolan Overture M O Z A R T Violin Concerto No 4 in D


M O Z A R T The Marriage of Figaro Overture BEETHOVEN Symphony No 8


Doors open 6.30pm Concert 7.30pm


Tickets £14.00 / £12.00


Manchester Camerala Ensemble is a group of musicians from within ihe orchestra who specialise in smaller scale 'chamber' music performance. This programme contains some of ihe best loved quartets ana quintets of


the 18lh century including Schubert's 'TrouT quintet; one of ihe finest pieces of music ever written. Pianist Marlin


Roscoe, who joins the group for ihe evening,- is one of ihe finest pianists on the international concert circuit.


BOX OFFICE 01282 661234 e'KUSl TICKETS AVAILABLE AT USUAL AGENCIES - < 5


III ■ M u f t i The Viaduct, Hyndbum Rd. Tel: 01254 306660


THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS (cert 15)


Dally at 2.15, 5.20 and 8.25 FINDING NEMO (cert u)


12.00 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday only) Dally at 2.45,5.30 and 8.15


KILL BILL (cert 18) Daily at 5.35 and 8.15


LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN (cert12a)


12.45 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday only) Dally at 3.25, 6.05 and 8.45


CALENDAR GIRLS (cert 12a) ___________________ Daily at 3.00 CALL THE BOX OFFICE NOW


0 1 2 5 4 3 0 6 6 6 0 Adults


TICKET PRICES Concessions* £3.50


Family T ick e t (4, max 2 adults) £15.00 'Concessions 14 & under, OAP’s Students & UB40


A P O L L O C IN E M A S


BOOKING & 24HR INTERACTIVE INFO SERVICE


Box office open Mon - S a d 1 am-7pm • Sun 1 -7pm P R O G R AM M E S F R O M FRIDAY 7TH


ALIEN THE DIRECTOR'S CUT (15) * 2hra 20mln8 Daily 2.15. SBttato 10.40pm THE DIRECTOR'S AUDITORIUM


MATRIX REVOLUTIONS (15) * 2hrs 35mins Daily 1.40, 4.50 7.55. Sat late 11pm


IN THE CUT (18) *2hra 15mlns Daily 3.40. Sat lata 11pm


HOLLYWOOD PARK MANCHESTER RD


B U R N L E Y FREE PARKING • DISABLED ACCESS


[9 Screens N O V EM B E R FO R S E V E N D A Y S


TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE D (15) *1hr 55mlns


aily3,45 8.40. Satiate 11pm


PIGLETS BIG MOVING (U) 1hr 30mins Tho Fun and Games start ac 11 am


Uttle Oscar Show • Saturday, 8th November D KILL BILL (18) 2hrs 5mlns aily 1.15 3.40 0.10 B.40. Sat lata 11.05pm


SEABISCUIT (PG) 2hrs AOmins Daily 2.00 5.00 S.15. Sat mom 11.am


CALENDAR GIRLS (12A) 2hrs 5mins Oaily 1.15 6.10 0.40


Set mom 11 am. Sat lata 11 pm Book now opens November 31st


(Contains moderate nudity end sex references) -


MATRIX REVOLUITONS (15) * 2hrs 35mins ;• Daily 1.40 2.20 4.50 5.30 7.55 0.30.


LOVE ACTUALLY (15) * 2hrs 30mins Daily 1.50 5.20 8.10. Sat mom 11am. Sat late 11pm .


L Tel: 01200 426928 • Fax: 01200 443347


10 York Street Clitheroe


2hui.bm.ai. Jaijxs. JH mu


Melon & Fruit Medley • Pale Maison • Poached Pear & Stilton Mousse • Vegetarian Spring Rolls • Stuffed Mushrooms • Deep Fried Brie


Soup o f the Day


Fresh Roast Turkey • 4oz Angus Filler Diane • Chicken Kiev • Pheasant Chasseur • Poached Salmon & Hollandaise Sauce • Mushroom Stroganoff • Vegetarian Lasagne


Christmas Pudding & Rum Sauce • Choc Fudge Cake


• Fresh Fruit Salad • Sherry Trifle • Cheese & Biscuits £16.95 in c l. o f V A T


(no price increase from Christmas 2001) Coffee & Mince Pies £2.50 extra


Commencing Monday 1st December till


Christmas Eve Lunchtime Monday to Friday Lunch and Evening 12 • 1.30 pm • 7-9.30 pm Not available Saturday evening


5 Course meal with complinienlry Bucks Eiz: entertainment and salad on arrival - £45.0(1


Also nun- taking bookings fa r New Year's Eve


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL AND CLITHEROE TOWN COUNCIL


REMEMBRANCE DAY


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9th 2003 You ure invited to join


HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF RIBBLE VALLEY, COUNCILLOR ALAN YEARING AND


THE WORSHIPFUL THE TOWN MAYOR OF CLITHEROE, COUNCILLOR JOAN KNIGHT


At Morning Service at


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH, Wesleyan Row, Parson Lane, Clitheroe


on Sunday, November 9th 2003 at 10.30 a.m. for the observation of Remembrance Day and at the Cenotaph ■ at 12 noon


NATIONAL PAUSE TO REMEMBER


TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11th 2003 The Mayor of Ribble Valley, the Town Mayor of Clitheroe


and Members and Officers of the respective authorities will be at the Castle Gates at


11 a.m. on Tuesday, November 11th 2003 to observe the National Pause to Remember


The Beginning and End of the Silence will be marked b y . * •. Flash Maroon Rockets


. r Everythin T R A SUNDAY 9t


Municipal H (Junction 14


Adult £2.00 Accompanied tine F N O V E


10 a.m. Coffee, Ti Cake stall A warm Tel:


Band Concert, Saturday 15th


Social Club £3, 7.30pm A .G .M . ,


M o n d a y 1 8 t h Social Club, 8pm


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To advertise ring Caroline Brace well (ext. 418) or Lee Banks (ext. 423) on 01282 426161


THE ROYAL


BRITISH LEGION Waddington Branch


NOVEMBER


ARRANGEMENTS Remembrance


Sunday, Sunday 9th Assemble at St Helen’s Church. Service at 10.45am


P e n d le F o re s t


M o d e l R a i lw a y S o c ie t y MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBITION


7th - 9th November 2003


at NELSON CIVIC THEATRE, NELSON Friday 6pm - 10pm, Saturday 10am - 6pm, Sunday 10am - 5pm


Admission £2.50, children/OAPs £1.25 C 2 £ v


• Working Layouts • Trade Stands


J P L


• Ride A Train Demonstrations and much more.


Follow signs from M65 junction 12


THE CRGS Swing Band i first public concert of this s newly-refitted Minster C John’s in Preston on Nove The Swing Band had an ei


successful year last year with total of 22 performances. The season culminated in a t


enjoyable tour to the North " where the band played to apprt ences wherever they went, wh


Library lecture


AN illustrated lecture enti­ tled “The Spell of the Rib­ ble” will be given at Whal­ ley Library on November 17th, starting at 7-30 p.m. Mr Norman Duerden


will give the talk, which fol­ lows a journey from Rib- blehead to Morecambe Bay. Tickets cost £1 and can be bought in advance at the library.


THES A 1 6/1 8 Inviti - ■, some tears


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial),


DISH OF THE TASTYLAMB


from The Dairy Book


: A GOURMET break in Wales >' band and I recently, with a littl ; , Carlton House, where we staye i, of Llanwrtyd Weils, in Powys, a ’ t. among rolling hills and rugged m passes and gentle valleys, open


i Llanwrtyd Wells, which claims t r Britain, is in the unspoilt wild W: : In this spectacular setting the li 1 y-Fferau (bridge over ankle dee i spa town of the Victorian era and : (church by the ford) Wells.The t ■ its mineral spring and in the last large numbers to take the waters


.! enjoy walking, bird watching, mo ■ sighting of that rare bird of prey, : The town also boasts Carlton • Hotel Guide as a restaurant wit has a wealth of accolades to prov The AA Three Red Rosette Re County Hotel of the Year 1997, 1998, and the Good Food Guide Year 2001 together with the Goo The Which Hotel Guide 1994-2 Guide 1993-203. ' The small restaurant is ackno


pendent food guides to be one o and is tastefully set with colour! wine glasses on pristine white lur Chef-proprietor Mrs Mary i


best fresh produce to create serf husband, Alan, is on hand to of wines, carefully chosen for quali wine-growing regions of the worl


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