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s G R I N D CintAA From Friday August 8th
PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN (i2A >
> Sun August 10th 2.30 & 7.30pm Mon August 11th 2 JO & 7.30pm
Fri August 8th 2 JO & 7.30pm Sat August 9th 2.30 & 7.30pm
I Hies August 12th 2J0& 7.30pm u Wed August 13th 2J0& 7.30pm §
I Thurs August 14th 2.30 & 7.30pm Coming Soon...
Premiere will be a delight
A BRITISH premiere of the Royal New Zealand Ballet’s stunning interpretation of the world's greatest love story, “Romeo and Juliet”, will be seen at The Lowry next spring. The performance from
T h is sw a sh b u ck lin g ta le o f
g o od an d ev il is one to en joy Pirates of the Caribbean (12A); showing at the Grand Cinema, Clitheroe, from tomorrow.
AN unusual gold medallion brings romance, intrigue, and a cursed treasure in the new film “Pirates of the
and his crew of living skele tons sail into Port Royal, decimating the town and kidnapping Elizabeth, a chase on the high seas ensues. Doomed forever,
Caribbean”. The film tells the story of the beautiful Elizabeth Swann, and her childhood friend, gifted blacksmith Will Turner. When Captain Barbossa
Question: In which story does the pirate Captain Hook feature? Answer:................................................................. Name:................................................................... Address:.................................................................
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aboard the Dauntless, Jack, Will and their ragtag crew commandeer TIMS Inter ceptor. Against all odds, our valiant heroes race toward a thrilling confrontation of clashing swords in fierce mortal combat with Bar bossa and his dreaded Pirates of the Caribbean.
Jack escape the grasp of Governor Swann and the dashing', ambitious Com modore Norrington whom Swann had hoped would one day marry his daughter. Pursued by Norrington
mined to rescue Elizabeth. He joins forces with a rogu ish swashbuckler, Captain Jack Sparrow, who wants only to reclaim his ship, the Black Pearl, from Barbossa. But first Will must help
Barbossa’s crew carries a curse that can be broken only if the treasure they plundered is restored and a blood debt repaid. Meanwhile, Will is deter
pher Hampson choreo graphed this full-length pro duction, which premiered in New Zealand in June this year to mark the 50th anniversary of the company. Hampson,who is now in
ed for the Dance Award at last year's Manchester Evening News Theatre Awards and is the winner of two other major British dance awards.
demand around the world, has already thrilled audi ences with his exciting “Dou ble Concerto” for the English National Ballet. Tie has also been nominat
cent score - the most cele brated ballet score of the twentieth century - this new production is certain to delight. Manchester-born Christo
of the New Zealand compa ny's six-week UK tour. Set to Prokofiev's magnifi
success with securing British premieres from other inter national theatre companies, including the Paris Opera Ballet and the Denver Cen ter Theatre Company, in association with the Royal Shakespeare Company, with Tantalus. The Lowry is the first date
New Zealand’s flagship arts company will mark the the atre’s fourth birthday. This follows The Lowry’s
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DJ SCOTTIE Disco sounds from 70's, 80s, 90’
s Your chance to burst into song!
Sing-A-Long Wizard of Oz;
Palace Theatre, Manchester; August 21st - 24th
HAVE you ever watched a favourite musical film and had the irresistible urge to burst into song? Well this is your chance to be
the star of the show... with the arrival of the interactive “Sing- A-Long Wizard of Oz” at Man chester’s Palace Theatre. Having thrilled audiences in
The Works; Palace Theatre, Manchester; September 6th
A TOP Queen tribute band is set to visit UK theatres for the
audiences of all ages to cele brate the story of Dorothy and her fantastical journey through the Land of Oz, by joining and singing along to some of histo ry’s best known and loved songs. The show promises a night of
theatre and film, fully restored for the big screen. Audience members are also encouraged to dress as their
first time. After winning the 2000 “Stars in their Eyes” grand final as Freddie Mercury - receiving nearly one million votes - musician Gary Mullen has formed a tribute band “The Works”, which will perform in Manchester.
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MARILYN HANSON THE CORAL MUSE
Thursday 11th September - 2pm
A space age musical adventure for all the family Tickets: £5.00/£4.00
KOSMICKREW
Tuesday 23rd September - 8pm LAIKA DOG plus The Moon and Stonefish
T o n y W r ig h t e x ‘T c r ro rv is io n ’ Tickets: £6.00 / £5.00 / £4.00
Friday 26th September - 8pm Christopher McQuarrie's Double Oscar winning: Triple BAFTA awarded
‘THE USUAL SUSPECTS’ Tickets: £8.00 / £6.00
Sunday 5th October - 2pm C h am p io n s h ip B r a s s in C o n c e r t S e a so n
CARLTON MAIN FRICKLEY COLLIERY BAND Tickets: £ 7 .5 0 / £ 6 .5 0 (season tickets available)
Wednesday 8th October - 7.30pm HANNAH AND HANNA
Two refugees, develop a friendship over-riding ihe bigotry that surrounds (hem T i c k e t s : £ 5 .0 0 / £ 3 .0 0
Friday 12th September - 8pm TH E CHICAGO MUSIC EXPLOSION
The Ghettobillics, Melissa Ziemer, Scottish McMillan, The Convulsions Tickets: £6 discounts £5
Thursday 25th September - 8pm
A vet)’ rare opportunity to hear one of the UK’s biggest musical talents Tickets: £12.00 / £9.00
NITIN SAWHNEY Saturday 27th September - 8pm
PHIL COOL Tickets: £10.00 / £8.00
Tuesday 7th October - 7.30pm
BILLY ROBERTS and CARL FLETCHER An evening of Clairvoyance and Psychic Demonstration
Tickets: £8.00/£7.00 Thursday 9th October - 8pin
Gifted songwriter, authentic folk hero and witty raconteur Tickets: £ 6 .0 0 / £ 5 .0 0
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SATURDAY 9th AUGUST from 8pm
with Bar till 1.00am and Dancing till 1,30am Admission £3.00 on the door
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• Cake Stall • Raffle • Tombola • Yellow/Orange and Red Stall • Bouncing Castle • Hook a Duck • Coconut Shy • Slocks • Craft Stall • Hawaiian Music • Tropical Fruil Punches
SPECIAL GUEST APPEARANCE I N E M A S f "inrewmins Dally 1.50 5.00 8.10 (Contains moderate horror and onion violence)
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BRUCE ALMIGHTY (12A) Ih r Semins Diily 6.05 8.30 Saturday late 11 pm
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VERONICA GUERIN (18) Ih r AOmins Daily 1.25 3.50 6.05 8.15. Saturday late 1045pm
Daily 1.40 3.50. Saturday rooming 1130am THE DIRECTOR'S AUDITORIUM
AMERICAN PIE-THE WEDDING (tS)*1hr30mtm On screen 6.20 6.20 .
Previews Sun/Thurs (film only) .*
RUGRATS GO WILD (U ). * lh r 40mins •Daily 1130 2204.20
CALENDAR GIRLS (12A) *2hn fmirts BOOK NOW OPENS 12th SEPTEMBER
Daily I. IS 3.40 6.10 8.40, Sat mom I lam* Sat Late 11.10pm 1 (Cootdns moderate nudity and sex references)
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Sunday 10,h August
From 10:00 am Adults £5, OAPs £3, Children 5-16 £2. Children under 5 FREE:
The Recreation Ground, Trawden, Nr Colne, Lancs, end of M65
Traditional Agricultural Show including
Quad Bike Display & ‘Farmer Ted’ Display Special Events
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Films from Friday, 8th August for 7 days
IPLAHY SALE
Wednesday
August 13th at 6.30pm
St James School front yard Greenacre Street, Clitheroe
Come and get a bargain.
S t Catherine’?* Cliurcli West Bradford
Cheese & Wine
(tty Kind Permission) Wednesday August 13th
7.30 - 9.30pm .£■3
424311/423994
Bring and buy, lombola, raffle Tel: (01200)
Evening Eaves Hall
the USA, the production will be having its UK premiere at the theatre from August 21st to 24th. The unique show invites
favourite “Wizard of Oz” char acter, such as Dorothy, Tinman, Scarecrow and the Cowardly Lion.
form-A-Long Fun Pack” to enhance the participation expe rience. To book tickets, call the box office on 0870 4013000.
Tribute band will present its kind of magic
will present the Queen experi ence, complete with the sound, look, style and terrific special effects. The show will be on Satur
Gary and his five-piece band
day, September 6th. Box office: 0870 401 3000
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To advertise ring Caroline Bracewell (ext 418) % Lee Banks (ext 423) on 01282 426161
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A g r ic u ltu r a l M . ir t . ’Sklrsgin, Penrith, C um b r ia ;
will lead an on-stage costume parade, where prizes will be awarded for imagination and creativity. Munchkins, flying- monkeys and twisters are all welcome! Everyone will also get a “Per-
The Master of Ceremonies Sunday 10th August
HELEN CLAIRE GRAND AUCTION '^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ u n d a y ^ !7 thA u g u s t^
CARDENS | AT DOWNHAA/1 HALL
* Are Open (by kind permission of Lord and Lady Clitheroe) in aid ofDownham Village Hall funds and Ribble Valley Crossroads on
Saturday and Sunday
9th and loth August a t2 - 4 pm
The Gardens look beautiful at this time of year and there will be some traditional entertainment, teas, ice cream and some
stalls. Car parking is signposted on the road into the village.
RIBBLE VALLEY CROSSROADS (PresidentThe Lady Clitheroe) offers help,
support and independence to families with a member who has a disability or long-term illness. This takes the form of periods of
respite provided by reliable qualified staff to give the carer periods of time off.
For further information see leaflet or ask Grace, the Manager on 01200 422104.
frequently hired out for events and Stage TWo productions need funds for maintenance and to improve facilities.
Crossroads currently supports 60 families throughout the Ribble Valley including a number from the Long ridge area. DOWNHAM VILLAGE HALL, which is a popularvenue for village activities and is
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in aid of Declan Tattersall and Wendy Boyer Grand auction, raffles, BBQ etc.
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