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music festival opens this weekend. “Something to suit all tastes”


G 13-28 June 2003 rassington’s renowned arts and


Ticket availability: 01756 752691 For full programme


www.grassington-festival.org.uk


TRINITY DRAMA GROUP PRESENT


Too Soon For Daisies A comedy thriller by William Dinner & William Moriim


T h u r sd ay 2 6 th , F r id ay 27th, S a tu rd a y 2 8 th J u n e 2003 7.30pm


a t T r in ity M eth o d ist C h u rch Hall, Clithcroe Tickets £4 Concessions £3.50


Admission by programme available from F.A. Allen & Sons. I Wesleyan Row, Parsons Lane, Clithcroe 01200 422446


Michael Britcliffe - 01200 424328 or see any member o f the Trinity Drama Group


The Syd Lawrence Orchestra; Grand Theatre,


Blackpool; June 22nd


D U R ING the past 30 years or so one British orchestra, above all oth­ ers, has flown the flag in the cause of big band music. Now the The Syd


Lawrence Orchestra is back in the North West with a date at The Grand Theatre, Blackpool, on Sunday, June 22nd. I t was back in 1967


when Syd Lawrence gath­ ered together, for rehearsal purposes, a hand-picked group of musicans. I t was some two years


Saturday 14th June


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later that he felt able to take the band on the road and the rest, as they say, is history. After featuring in


countless radio and televi­ sion broadcasts, The Syd Lawrence Orchestra went on to perform in numerous sell-out concerts through­ out the Middle East, Canada and Europe. Tony Bennett, Johnny


Mathis, Matt Munro, Petula Clark and Dame Vera Lynn are just some of the famous names who have appeared with the orchestra. The orchestra’s reper­


toire has grown over the years and now features not only the music of many of the great big bands of the past, but a growing number of its own original arrangements. Under the leadership of


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A magical trip is awaiting you


The Sleeping Beauty; Lyric Theatre, Salford Quays; June 17th-21st


BIRMINGHAM Royal Ballet will return to its home in the North-West from June 17th-21st with Sir Peter Wright’s spectacular production of “The Sleeping Beauty” .


With music by Tchaikovsky, it tells


the often-told story of a princess who pricks her finger on a spindle and falls asleep for 100 years. It will take audiences at the Lyric Theatre, Salford Quays, on a magical journey to an enchanted forest where


good triumphs over evil through a sin­ gle kiss. Set to one of Tchaikovsky's most


famous scores, Peter Wright's spectac­ ular production has sumptuous designs by Philip Prowse and an array of storybook characters including Red Riding Hood and Puss-n-Boots. The drama and magic of a favourite


childhood story is brought to life with lavish sets, 150 beautiful hand-sewn costumes and a cast of over 80.


A great ‘Choice’ for the Exchange


HAROLD Brighouse’s comedy “Hobson’s Choice” is one of the best-loved Manches­ ter plays, so I was surprised to learn The Royal Exchange had never done it before. Trevor Peacock makes a welcome 19th


appearance in this theatre as the irascible, heavy-drinking Hobson, owner of a small boot and shoe shop run by his three daugh­


ters under the direction of the eldest, Mag­ gie. Joanna Riding gives a clever perfor­ mance as the forceful Maggie, a character


apparently modelled on the playwright’s sister. She is well supported by Harri


Earthy and Kirsten Parker as her two sis­ ters, who are desperate for an escape into marriage and horrified at Maggie’s decision to marry the illiterate and timid Willy


Classic Proms Concert; Leighton Hall; June 28th


THE historic home of the world-renowned Gillow furniture-making family will resound to the sounds of the classics and the spectacle of a fireworks display. Leighton Hall, near Carnforth, is the


Mossop, who is a skilled bootmaker. As Willy Mossop John Thomson steals


the show. His facial expressions, body lan­ guage and comic timing have the audience laughing uproariously, notably in the scene where Maggie proposes to him and in the second act when, on their wedding night, he tries to steel himself to join her in the bed­ room. The staging is, as always, superb and


deftly handled. The change of scene from Maggie and Willy’s cellar flat to Hobson’s


living room in the middle of Act two brought a spontaneous round of applause.


Braham Murray has directed and ensured that, although this is a "period piece”, it is as funny as ever.


PIPPA MUNRO ‘Proms’ concert is set to go out with a bang!


venue for a Classic Proms Concert on Sat­ urday, June 28th. The Performing Arts Symphony Orchestra will play Puccini, Elgar and Strauss and a variety of Proms favourites.


The concert ends with a firework finale


to Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture. Tickets at £18.50 are available on 0845 644 2355.


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Police Male Voice Choir Sunday, 22nd June 2003 2.30pm Tickets £ 5


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DJ Phil ■ Downstairs Saturday Night


DJ SCOTTiE Disco sounds from 70’s, 80s, 90's


Sunday Night


KEITH CAMPBELL Monday Night


QUIZ NIGHT Sunday 6th July


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BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE (1 2 A ) 2hrs Dally I.30.4.00,6.20,8.40


(contains moderate sex references, language, violence & soft drug use)


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X MEN 2 ( i 2 A > 2hrs 30mins Daily 2.00 5.00 8.00, Saturday late 10.50pm (Contains scenes of an adult nature)


Little Oscar Show - Saturday 14th June


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U K S U B S ON TOUR Playing live:


Wednesday, June 18th BROUGHTON GAME SHOW


Broughton Hall, Near Skipton (A59 to Clitheroe) The North's LeadingTradltlonal Countryside Show SUNDAY, 29th JUNE


UTTERLEY BUTTERLEYWING WALKINGTEAM CUMBRIAN FALCONRYTEAM • DAVID SLEIGHT LURCHER DISPLAYTEAM


. M ,,, - , „ . SHEEP SHOW AN D SHEARING DISPLAY


Mellln ftmily Sheepdog Handling • Parade of Heavy and Miniature Horses • City of Leeds Pipe Band • Romanian Dancers • SheepdogTrials• Ashleys Steam Gallopers -Worm Charming- u


-Archery‘ Terrier Racing* RASC r


BASC GUN DOG SCURRY • DOG SHOW • LURCHER BEDLINGTON & TERRIER SHOW „


CRAVEN OLD WHEELS HISTORIC VEHICLE RALLY Vintage Tractors • Girder Forks Classic Motorcycles


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• Birdman Challenge • Clay Shoot STARTS 10.30am


• BARS • CATERING • TRADE STANDS


ADULTS £6. CHILDREN & OAPs £2 Sponsored byYorkshire Life


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BAND NIGHT with THE ANIMALS +


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CAR BOOT SALE Open Sunday, June 15th Q I S B U R N


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


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


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Friday, 27th June 2003 featuring Glory


Help celebrate our 10th Anniversary here at The Shireburn (10 years o f the Alcock family) Enjoy our excellent five course meal with choices. Great Entertainment. Terrific


Atmosphere and unbeatable value fo r money. O n ly £19.95 per person Why do you need an excuse?


Bookings between 7pm - 8.30pm Dancing till 1.00am


A ll good reasons to choose the Shireburn as your Party Venue


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9.00am - 1.00pm £3.00 1.00pm - 5.00pm £3.00 OR 9.00am - 5.00pm £6.00


The Saturday Club is run by the Childcare Department at Trinity Centre, who are OFSTED Registered and have a w,de experience of childcare Including children with learning disabilities


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If your extravagances look like outrunning your bu<L creative skills to earning more money. All it takcsl effort Then you will afford a good many more tr «« this week is focussed on financial and emotional maH you have to alter the way you share but don't dec I spur of die moment Getting your own security p u l to come first. Call my Taurus fine to hear more.


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Venus, planet of love and indulgence, will be in y<l while so admirers will not be in short supply Wen ■


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