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Opera" and “A Day at the Races”(U) January 19th at 7 p.m. Grand Cinema


THIS double bill of Marx Brothers comic genius cele­ brates the Ribble Film Club’s new season of films. “A Night at the Opera” is


said to be one of the most hilarious movies ever made. This classic farce featuring the outrageous genius of the Marx Brothers is a chance to see some of their best bits, woven together seam­ lessly in a story of high soci­ ety, matchmaking and chaos. In order to bring two young lovers together, brothers Groucho, Chico and Harpo must sabotage an opera performance fea­ turing the classic sequence when Groucho piles as many people as possible into a ship’s stateroom. “A Day at the Races” is


the Marx Brothers at their popular peak in terms of their own comic material and timing. The story finds Groucho, Chico and Harpo helping to save a sanitarium from financial ruin, and from the town villain who wants to turn it into a casi­ no.


The film has some of the


trio’s funniest and most memorable sequences and a dazzling horserace at the cli­ max. Newly-released prints of


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The Rlvorsldo Rostpurant Tel: 01200 441202


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Friday February 14th y Romantic Candlelit Dinner


A romantic dime course dinner with coffee and a rose for each lady - £17.50


Saturday February 15th: Valentine Dinner Dance ^


A glass of bubbly on arrival, a rose for each lady, a romantic three course dinner with m


coffee, and dancing until lam -£19.50 ^ (Booking Essential)


Chefs Specials Menu (February) Lunch - Tuesday to Friday: 2 Courses £9.25


• Dinner - Tuesday to Thurs: 2 Courses £9.25 (Extra course £2.95) (Prices are per person)


Wedding Favre


Sunday. March 9 lh . 11 am - 5pm • Admission free


Sawley, Forest of Bowiand, Nr Clitheroe


fCTABARET 1 NIG H T


Saturday 8h February Dinner & Dance


ROD STEWART A tribute to by G a r y P e a s www.burnleymechanics.co.uk TEL: 01282 664400


Wed 22nd - Sat 25th January H A R V E Y


P R E S E N T E D B Y B U R N L E Y G A R R IC K C L U B Championship Brass in Concert Presents Sun 26th January


LEYLAND BRASS BAND Fri 3 1 s t J a n u a r y


i j f i i r From the BBC's 11 o'clock show


m* RICKY GROVER S a t 1st F e b ru a ry


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SORCERERS APPRENTICE


Performed by Snap Theatre


Art the Hoblin and a magical ball with the power to make things dlsapear set the


magical fantasy adventure for all the family. scene for this


Featuring explosive visual projections and an enchanting soundtrack


Tuesday 4th February


F A IR P O R T C O N V E N T IO N W I T H S P E C I A L G U E S T A N D Y G U T T E R ID G E


Saturday 8th February MERCURY


A stunning tribute to Freddie Mercury & Queen


Friday 14th February BROADWAY BEYOND


The London Stage Ensemble & top West End Performers in a joyous celebration of 'Broadway and the West End'


A P O L L O C I N E M A S


HARRY POTTER 2 (PG) Ih n SOrnlns Daily 5.00 pm, Sac Mom 11.00 am ; : '


(contains mild language & horror & fantasy spiders) . « DIE ANOTHER DAY (nA)ihn]Omins


- DaJlyZI08.l0,no8.l0showTTiurs.SatLate 11.00pm (contains moderate action, violence 4 one sex scene) • \


CHICAGO ( 1 2 A ) * U i r s I f m l n s Dally 11453.256.008.40.SatLate II.15pm * <


(contains moderate sex,sexual references and violence)


STAR TREK - NEMESIS (ha) u n umiiu Daily 2.00 6.00 8.40-(contains moderate violence)


GANGS OF NEW YORK ( i B ) * ih n i im i n s Daily 12.30 4.00 7.45 Sat Late 11.00pm


Stiver Screening‘Thursday, 23rd January 2003


MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING ( P G ) l h r 3 S m l n s - On Screen 8.10 pm


Cinema Information Every Week in your


Weekend


Entertainment Guide In association with


BURNLEY Present


The Directors Audotorium ; Fully licensed Private. Bar Facilities Luxury Seating


Dolby Digital/DTS Sound System Information and Booking Une 01282 456333


Manchester Rd, Burnley


Explosive comedy and powerful performance from the heavyweight champ or comedians


Dinner & Dance £17.50 p.p. THE—


-B A N Q U E T IN G ---------------- CENTRE


The Fence Gate Inn Wheatley Lane Rd. Fence To book te lep h o n e (01282) 61810-1


TOSSIDE Friday


January 24th


8pm -12 midnight Music by:


Alan Cookson (Organist)


£4.00 inch supper C I N E M A


A P O L L O C I N E M A S


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Programmes and times Friday, January 17th


HARRY POTTER & THE


CHAMBER OF SECRETS (PG) 3hrs. Sat/Sun 12.50 4.20


SMILE (15) *2hrs 10mins DaJyl.OO 3.30 6.108.40 THE LORD OFTHE RINGS:


THE TWO TOWERS (12A) 3hrs25mlns DaBy 12.00 3.40 7.25


Contains Intense combat and fantasy horror scenes


THE TRANSPORTER (15)*1hr50mins


DaBy 1.30 3.50 6.00 8.10


GANGS OF NEW YORK (1B)*3hrs5mins


No 12.05 3.50 shows Sat/Sun. No 7.30 show Thursday


. Daily 12.053.507.30


THETUXEDO (12A) 1hr55mfns


■ Contains moderate vfolenco and language_________


A Touch of Class


Thursday 23rd January 28 DAYS LATER (18) 1hr55mins.


On screen 8.30pm


Little Oscar’s Club Saturday, 16th January


CATS & DOGS (PG) 1hr45mins


Fun & Games with Q and Wirmy On screen 11.00, all seats £ 1£0


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¥ Films from Friday, 17th January for 7 days LO.T.R. - TWO TOWERS (1ZA)3hn 20 tniiu


Dally 12.00 3.40 7.25 (contains Intense combat & fantasy horror scenes) 1 The Directors Auditorium


LO.T.R. - TWO TOWERS (iiA) m% 20 mins ,


Daily 12.003407.25 (contains Intense combat & fantasy horror scenes)


THE TRANSPORTER (is) *ihr so mins D n f r l . l$ L 4 « 0 > a » S K U M iaN p n i .


THE TUXEDO (11A) Mr Umlns Dally6.008.l5SatLatelO.4Spm . * (contains moderate violence and language)


MASTER OF DISGUISE (PG)*1hr30mlns Dally 1.45 4.00,Sat Mom II.IS am


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THUNDERPANTS (PG) 1hr 4Smlns The Fun and Games start a t 11.00 am


Lftt/e Oscar Show Saturday, /8th January 2003 8 MILE (15) *2hrs Smlns Dally 1.15 3.45 6.15 8.40 • Sat Mom II am-Sat Late ll.lOpm 9 Screens BOOKING 01282 456333 Itgipourrl NO COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS www.npollocmemas.co.ult -VISA/MASTERCARD


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Clitheroe Royal Grammar School Friday, January 24th


Programme includes:


9 Mozart Overture, Marriage of Figaro Adagio (music from Platoon)


j ^ V. Williams Greensleeves. ' Barber


i • Mancini * Pink Panther* . • f


Box Office Tel: Ol6l 247 2220 - . - and ON THE DOOR


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^ Tchaikovsky Waltz, The Sleeping Beauty . . Tickets: £7 adults, £4 children and students . (


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\ Daily 1.10 3.45 620 8.45 y T H E D O G M U S IC V ,


AND SPORTS BAR We llg ate 0 120 0 4 2 2 4 6 5 Welcomes


KEITH CAMPBELL on


19th J A N U A R Y at 9.30pm


Don’t forget the fantastic upstairs bar and disco is now open


Friday and Saturday nights. Free admission!!!!


A L L PREMIERSHIP FOOTBALL MATCHES SHOWN


QUIZ NIGHT Monday 20th January


Butties served at half time £1 entry per team. Prize for winning team ,


Thursday Evenings at Mitton Hall Half Price Pizza and Pasta


Why not try escape the old routine of cooking this Sunday with 2 c o u r s e s


only £7.95 3 Courses £10.95 M i t t o n H a l l C o u n t r y H o u s e H o t e l


Mitton Road, Whatley Tel: 01254 826544


Mitton Road, Mitton Tel: 01254 826223


6 0 ’s R o c k n R o l l N i g h t


a t W e s t B ra d fo rd V i l la g e Hall


S a tu rd a y , F e b ru a ry 1 s t , 2 0 0 3


Featuring Local live artist and disco


Bar 7.30-12 midnight with Pie and Peas supper


Tickets £5


01200 444261 or 07818 402046 after 2pm


Contact Paul on S P E C I A L N O T I C E !


GRANE MILL! BAZAAR


MASSIVE INDOOR


| CAR BOOT/MARKET EVERY SATURDAY


I throughout the year. All facilities ADMISSION FREE 150 Stalls +


Grane Mill, off Bury Road, Hastingden


01706 221616 ,


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


THE ASPINALL ARM Live Music Nights


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JANUARY 1711) to 23rd L O R D O F T H E


R IN G S : T H E T W O T O W E R S (12a) Dally 3.05 and 7.15


8 M I L E (15) 12.15 (Sat/Sun)


Dally 3.00, 5.45, 8.30


H A R R Y P O T T E R 2 (PG). 12.15 (Sat/Sun only)


G A N G S O F N E W Y O R K (18).


Daily 3.45 and 7.30


T H E T U X E D O (12a). 12pm (Sat/Sun)


Daily: 2.30, 5pm and 7.30


K I D S C L U B M O V IE @C2


H E Y A R N O L D (U). 12.45 (Sat/Sun)


B O X O F F IC E : 0 1 2 5 4 3 0 6 6 6 0


FRIDAY NIGHTS


Playing young, lively dance music SATURDAY NIGHTS


Now 70’s, 80’s & up to date pop hits D I S C O


A night to suit all tastes!!


Sunday 19th January P A R T Y D A Y KARAOKE


3 pm - 7 pm, followed by KEELEY STAR


Terriffic young female vocalist Pie & Peas and buffet served - FREE


Shawbridge Street, Clitheroe 0I200 429826


To advertise on this


Ribblesdale Farmers Market | EnteltsilimOlt Page


Buy Froth Produce and Crafts direct from Producers in the Heart of the Kingdom


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Next Wednesday, January 22nd from 10 am - 2.30 pm


(Then fortnightly from then onwards)


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


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Farmers will be offering their own Beef, Pork, Lamb, Biscuits, Pies, Puddings, Sausages, Pate, Eggs, Vegetables, Salads, Ostrich Meat as well as traditional Fayre and Crafts.


Ample free car parking close to the Market


Member o f the National Association o f Farmers Markets Further details contact: 01200 423325


(Tithcrnc Auction Marl, Lincoln Way. ITilheroe


Clitheroe Parish Church of St. Mary Magdalene C HO R AL EVENSO NG


Is sung on the third Sunday o f the month


SUNDAY 19th JANUARY No service


SUNDAY 16th FEBRUARY at 6.30 p.m. Stanford in C


Ave Verum Corpus - Byrd Toccata - Jongen


Please Conta ct: Caroline


Bracewell Ext 418 .


Lee


Banks Ext 423


T elep h o n e: 01282 426161 20% off 2nds'


I Buy one get one "v.’ FP I


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Plates 'Until 19 th Jari


Individual Pasta/Salad


Bowls 20th-26tH Jan


jjfoj^MavaUablllt%*|^ DENBY FACTORY SHOP BOUNDARY MILL


Burnley Road, Colne, Lancashire. Tel: 01282 865229


www.denby-factory-shops.co.uk


E n t e r t a i n m e n t s To Advertise in the


Weekend Entertainments


Caroline Bracewell Lee Banks


(01282)426161 < * l4$ F a c t o r y S h o p s Denby


compiled by John BUDDY, Opera House, hi


Chester, until January 25th. f office: 0161242 2524.


Blackpool Grand Theatre, J l ary 17th and 18th. Box of| 01253 290190. CHINESE STATE CIRCl


Lyric Theatre, Salford Qul January 16th, 17th and 1| Box office: 0161 876 2000. REUNION, by Hull Til


Theatre Company, Bolton (I gon Theatre, January 20t| 25th. Box office: 01204 52061 PAM AYRES, Quays The!


Salford Quays, January 21st.[ office: 0161876 2000. TO BE FRANK, tributl


Frankie Howerd, Oldham Cil um, January 21st. Box off 0161 624 2829.


TENTH ANNIVERSARY!


SPECTACULAR, Preston t l Hall, January 21st to 25th. | office: 01772 258858. 198-1, Northern Stage Enl


ble. Quays Theatre, Sail Quays. January 28th to Febrl 1st. Box office: 0161 876 200f THE HYPOCIIONDRl


Bolton Octagon Theatre, Jl ary 30th to February 22nd.l office: 01204 520661.


NOISES OFF, Lyric Thel I


Salford Quays, February 10| 15th. Box office: 0870 111 2Cl THE RAT PACK, Manchf


Opera House, February l t | 15th. Box office: 0161242 2Er MOMENT OF WEAKNI Lyric Theatre, Salford Qil


M a ste r);


Masters of Old Traffc by Peter Keeling, published by Robsor price £16.95


IF you can stand up and sajI Chester United without the usl les, then this book is a must ftl Journalist Peter Keeling hal


Reds for more than 40 years a f club's history.


The authorative book has al agers. I


ries and extensive interviews \j business celebrities and offers I of United's history through F


From Sir Matt Busby to Sil


managers have become as lei balling stars.


Masters of Old Trafford c i


joy and drama, from the darkl the Munich air crash in whil first team was lost, to the 1| World Cup and the club’s El the 1960s.


The book also details thel .


championship trophy right tl (■oron won the treble under F J


■ 1 I THE CIRCUS OF HORRCl I


big screen again. This week’s Grand Cine­


ma quiz question will win a family ticket to a forthcom­ ing film at the Grand Cine-


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Question: Name the other two Marx brothers. Answer: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Name:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Address: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


these 1930s classics give people another chance to see these zany comedies on the


Post Code:.....................................................Daytime T e l : ................................................................... Please send your entry to: Grand Cinema Competition, Editorial, Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, King Street, Clitheroe, Lancashire, by January 23rd.


t i l l UneuMrn Niwifipiii ltd will« « tha Information you hava given at h r the purpote. of procuring your reqneit, including h r verification and credit control pitrpotei.


From lima to itmo wra and other eompanlai in our group alio hava »ma great offer, and cpaelal promotion! and we would Ilka to ha able to there your information with thaia companiec.


Pleata tick the hex If yon do not want u! or ether eompaniac in our group to contact you by tele- phone and/or mail


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This Orwell epic once seemed far-fetched...


“1984”; The Lowry, Salford Quays; Jan­ uary 28th until Feb­ ruary 1 st


PESSIMISTS might say events have overtaken one of the epics of George Orwell’s p en.. When it was written, some


believed i t was too far­ fetched to serve as a proper warning. Audiences in the North-


of The Party's militant Anti- Sex League. Doomed before it has even


begun, their relationship can only lead to capture, interroga­ tion and Room 101. “1984” fuses physical the­


atre, music, featuring an unfor­ gettable soundscape drawn from Stravinsky's Rite of Spring and-large-scale projec­ tion filmed on location in Moscow by Mark Murphy. Orwell's harrowing vision of


West can make up their own minds when the Northern Stage Ensemble follows the success of “A Clockwork Orange” a t The Lowry in May 2000, with their latest gritty drama “1984”, at The Lowry. Hidden away in the record


department of the sprawling Ministry of Truth, Winston Smith rewrites the past to suit the needs of The Party while, inwardly, he rebels against the regime that con­ trols him. Against all the rules he falls


in love with fellow worker Julia, a fully paid-up member


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' FARMHOUSE Breakfast1 ary 19th to 25th and is hi


DISH OF TH SUFFOLK l |


- wealth of regional breakfas| Breakfast has long been r l


■ important meal of the day, [ most interesting. This is duil diverse choice of breakfast fol


. Staffordshire oatcakes to Sil bread and Welsh pancakes as| 400 different varieties of sa | British Isles. In fact, Prince William 1


• Locally produced breakfal much easier to find, with fal shops and some supermarkl high quality regional foods. [ speciality breads to hand-ma| dry-cured bacons and locally! Each area of the countr;| breakfast flavours and typl


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fondness for sausage and chi Mr Cowburn, of Cowman’,1 Prince Charles with some o| when he visited Clitheroe. However, for a change I til


to try this Suffolk fraze recip! lish dish, which is a combinl pancake and can be served fcl Suffolk has been renown for \


society controlled through Newspeak, Doublethink and the all-knowing Big Brother has been digitally re-mastered for the 24/7 surveillance society of the 2 1 st century. Northern Stage Ensemble


has developed a reputation for exceptional, visually-driven theatre and this new multi- media version of Orwell's nightmare novel promises to live up to its name. As with all the Ensemble's


major productions there is a range of educational events and post-show discussions


linked to 1984. Pictured are two of the graphic scenes from “1984”


M a g i c a l t a l e p r o v id e s a n id e a l s h o w f o r t h e y o u n g s t e r s


“Tom’s Midnight Garden”; Library Theatre, Manches­ ter, until January 25th


BEFORE Pottermania, one of the most popular children’s books was “Tom’s Midnight Garden” by Philippa Pearce. This tells the tale of a lonely boy


staying in an old house now divided into flats. He hears the old grandfather clock in


the hall strike 13 and this leads him into a mysterious garden where he befriends


a girl called Hattie, but there is some­ thing strange. The garden no longer exists in Tom’s


time and Hattie is a child of the Victo­ rian age, so the story is of the time- slip/fantasy genre and about children’s need for friends and growing up. Ben Elliot and Kirsten Parker handle


the two main parts well, believable as children. The supporting cast play a number of roles successfully but they also act as the chorus. Recent Library Christmas produc­


tions have developed a dramatic use of a chorus to change the scenes and also


to act as a reinforcement of the action. David Wood’s adaptation is faithful to


the original and makes good use of the device of Tom’s letters to his brother, Peter, to move the plot forward. Set design by Jamie Vartan makes


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All entries for inclusion to I Market Place, Clitheroe, a |


THE spring exhibition progl Gallery opens tomorrow. Entl artist’s tale” is will feature til in contemporary craft by a s I


who use text and stories witll e v e n t s - ja n u a r y I


Braille-It, a group to lean!


days, 9-30 a.m. to noon in til old Co-op building, IIenthoi| 01200 426063. Platform Gallery presentl


“Storytelling, the artist’s tall 18th - Clitheroe Rambh|


Chester Avenue car park at !| ton Fell and Harrop. Inquiril 18th - Lancashire Countr.J


good use of the clock motif, the shape of a clockface has the hands moved in a variety of ways to indicate rooms and parts of the garden. My companions of 11 and 13 enjoyed the production, even the rather bleak Victorian greyness. This is ideal for children of seven and upwards.


PIPPA MUNRO Drive your weekend with Walker Farrimond Nissan www.walkerfarrimond.co.uk Tel: 01282,


an “Introduction to map and! igation course. Inquiries, tel.f 21st - Clitheroe Rambler?!


a.m. at Chester Avenue car pi 22nd - Aighton, Bailey arl


Hall, Hurst Green, presents I Roof Rack” at 7-30 p.m. Inqil 23rd - Clitheroe Naturalist!


Mr Tony S. Ducketts, entitll tory of the Sefton Coast”, ) meeting room at 7-30 p.m. 23rd - Knowle Green Villa!


cert featuring Mr Ian Buckl starts at midday followed by [ with vegetarian alternative o|


01254 826948. FORTHCOMING! JANUARY 2 1T l|


24th, 25th, 30th and 31sl T Church presents “Dick Whl


family pantomime. Bookin| 424328.


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