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,TO M A R K lth e end o f an j {‘e ra^ irf'e in ’em a' t ra 'd it ib r i? | and to celebrate the future \


of tbe York street site, the .Grand 'Cinema is screen­ in g f th e ;’'d ‘972 c la s s ic " C a b a r e t s .^ , T ho se3,w ho „atten d will


drink a toa s t to the past and future of (^ em a in Clitheroe: witka'frro'glaM of wn e. >i; r' The /Grand will close on Monday, April 28th, for refur­ bishment lasting between.four and six weeks.


■ • Bob:Fosse’s film launched' Liza Minelli into Hollywood/ superstardom and re-invented ■ the musical. His ad apta tio n of Chriso-


DEVELOPMENT ^


THROUGH DRAMaF Our drama programme is designed to , develop •


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ongoing confidence, self-esteem and communication skills. , .


■ I. PRIMARY CLASSES


Children find our classes fun and highly motivating and parents everywhere are delighted with the results!


YOUTH THEATRE


Our stimulating Theatre Arts programme provides teenagers with a unique


• opportunity for personal development. > Classes now enrolling at:


BLACKBURN (2 studios), kvV*' , '


^ ‘'V' i* M I -


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ACCRINGTON, COLNE, PADIHAM, i SKIPTON, SETTLE, CLITHEROE and KEIGHLEY


Helen O'Grady


CHILDREN'S DRAMA ACADEMY For further details please phone


Principal Pam Shackleton on 01282 852209 V Web: www.helcnogrady.co.uk


BURNLEY MECHANICS I


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V - T E L : 0 1 2 8 2 6 6 4 4 0 0


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l iv e s o n LIM


The spirit of Irish rockers 'Thin Lizzy'


th r o u g h to p t r ib u te b a n d v \


EHOUSE W ^ LIZZY


Sunday 27th April Love Music Hate Racism


BAS EMEN T J A X X TIM WESTWOOD


Tuesday 6th - Saturday 10th May Gilbert & Sullivan Society present


'THE MERRY WIDOW' Ww • iM I Championship Brass In Concert Season


EVER READY BRASS BAND


Saturday 17th May 'THE BRADSHAWS'


‘ Fuli theatre production o f this award V . " : • winnina radio sh ow '


Friday 16th May f . .. A V f Srftrt- * ■ \ 1


' ' ,: £ BLUES ' ^ '5 ’


5 'I i ttn the BROTHERS


Soul/Rhythm & Blues Review


pher- Isherwood’s au to b io ­ g raph ical “Berlin S to r ie s” focuses on singer-dancer Sally


: Bowles!'played by, Minnelli, at the 'K i t K a t Club - a place where virtually anything goes. : While the decadent partygo- ers of 1930s Berlin experiment with song, dance and all man­ ner of sexual couplings, their country is going to rack and ru in as th e Nazis tu rn th e c i ty ’s s tre e ts in to a violent arena of hate crimes and polit­ ical propaganda. C o n tra s tin g th e perverse


stage: show w ith th e te r ro r engulfing the s tre e ts , Fosse turns “Cabaret” into a dark, yet gaudy, snapshot of an era of th e relentle s s p u r su i t of pleasure. ;


^ As the sexy, but none-too-


bright singer, Minnelli domi­ n a te s th e stage, squeezing Michael 'York’s shy gay English­ man out of the frame and only meeting her match in Joel Grey’s overblown and completely unfor­ gettable Master of Ceremonies. - Show stopping songs include “Money, Money”, “Mein Herr” and “Cabaret”. The refurbishment is planned


for the auditorium and adjacent rooms. ■ While cinema provision will continue until the end of the year, the venue intends to offer more exhibition and perfor­ mance space for local schools and groups to use.


j , French perfume company i ; ” - will return to Manches-,- ; ter to play'Tchaikovsky’s ‘


V:


• iViolin Concerto with the -p ,?BBC P hilharm onic on 5


■ Saturday, May. 3rd, a t the Bridgewater Hall.


V vThis follows on from . ' her./ sen sa tio n a l d eb u t { . with the o rches tra la s t season.


, On th a t ocasion she


i won th e h e a r ts of the '. BBC Philharmonic audi-. ■ ence with her performance .


■ of John Adams’ Violin ‘ Concerto. . This time she will be


■ conducted by . the acclaimed young Dane


, Thomas Dausgaard. . Her appearance will be th e focus of a concert which will begin with Sibelius! famous one


. movement work sympho­ ny no. 7, and culminate in Nielsen’s symphony no.4. Inextinguishable., Still in her mid twen­


ties, the a r t is t made her. Carnegie Hall debut a t the age of sixteen. She has worked with


many of the world’s great­ est conductors including Gergiev, Seija Ozawa, ’ Wolfgang Sawallisch and Charles Dutoit. She has won the Diapa­


son D’Or for her record­ ings of Tchaikovsky and Sibelius with Sir Neville Marriner, and for her unaccompanied perfor­ mances of works by Bar-


tok, Ysaye and Paganini. : As well as pursuing her


busy career as a much sought after soloist, she has recently appeared in an advertising campaign for Chanel. The Nielsen theme will continue half an hour


after the end of the perfor­ mance in Concert Plus, when the Orchestra’s Prin­ cipal Oboe Jennifer Gal­ loway and principal Clar­ inet John Bradbury will perform Nielsen’s fantastia for Oboe and Fantasia for Clarinet.


' NAMES and hits from the past are on the bill for a


■'great .' concert . a t . King ■ George’s Hall, Blackburn, next week. ' ■ “The Solid Silver 60s


■Show”, on its 18th nation­ al tour, features the Searchers, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich, :Wa3fne Fontana and Barry Ryan. The show, on May 2nd,


will feature favourite hits by original hitmakers. Numbers performed will include th e Searchers’


■ “Needles and Pins” and “Don’t Throw Your Love Away,” Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich with “The Legend of Xanadu” and “Bend I t ,” Wayne Fon tan a with


“B o s to n M a r ­ r i a g e ” ; B o l to n O c t a g o n ; u n t i l M a y 3 r d


I WILL travel far to catch a David Mamet play. I have become a fan of this leading, Pulitzer prize-winning American playwright and screen writer. He is famous for his com­


plex male characters (Amer­ ican Buffalo and Glengarry Glen Ross) but in “Boston Marriage” he has taken the bold step of creating an all­ female play, a three-hander. Anna (Vmen Parry) and


Claire (Rebecca Charles) are two sharp-tongued, scheming women who live by their wits with their maid (Kellie Shirley). “A Boston Marriage” was


a term used in the 19th cen­ tury to describe a very close


■ at>! inside


“Game of Love’’ and “Um Um Um Um Um Um” and Barry Ryan with his mas­ sive hit “Eloise.” This year is the


Searchers’ 40th year in the business. Their name was


. synonymous with Mersey- beat in the 1960s. In 1961, Dave Dee


formed the quintet known as Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich. 'The band had its f irs t h i t in 1966 with “Hold Tight” and fol­ lowed this with 12 more major c h a r t singles dis­ banding in 1968. Barry Ryan and his twin


brother, Paul, had a string of h its in th e la te 60s including “Don’t Bring Me Your Heartaches” and “I Love Her”.


Journey worth the making


friendship between two, usually co-habiting women as a deliberate alternative to marriage. Any sexual ele­ ments may or may not have eidsted. This play, set in the past,


has contemporary reso­ nance and, although it focuses on three women, it has much to say about human relationships of all kinds. I t is well acted, well


staged and directed, but I was most impressed by the dialogue, the clever witty exchanges that reveal and conceal feelings. However, it is all done with such clever humour, reinforced by the performances, notably by Vivien Parry who has most of the best lines, make this an amusing thought-pro­ voking evening.


PIPPA MUNRO ^ Drive your weekenid with Walker Farrimond Citroen www.walkerfarrimond.co.uk Tel: 01282 611911 ^


ENTERTAINMENTS H'OLISTIC


KIBBLE VALLEY


LIFESTYLE SHOW Sunday, April 27th, 2003 • 10am to 5pm


at Mytton Fold Hotel, Langho aiutoirA59)


Complimentary Therapists, Practitioners, Psychics, Organic Produce, Feng Shut, Candles,: Crystals, Essential Oils, etc.


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by Shdifl Gordon In aid of the


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30th April 2003 Starts 7.30pm


The Moorcock Inn r Waddington ,


IMne & Shorlbread Included, Tickets £5.00


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BOX OFFICES. INFO LINE: 0 1 2 5 4 3 0 0 0 6 0


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a n d F a rm e r s M o r k o t Bull .Fresh Food dire c t f ivw P ro d u c e r s hi 'ednesday^ 30th A p r i l fktnn 10am • 230pm


m the Ribblesdole Centre, CUtheroe Auction Mart, O n c o ln ^


Over IS stalls will be olTenng their own Beef, Pork, Lamb, Biscuits,'^; Pies, Seafoods, Puddings, Sausages,- Pate, Vegetable, Salads; Plants i^'i:


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f tlL' Member o f th e National Association o f Fanners Markets ^


Newton-in- Bowland r Village Hall


Monday, May . 5«i \


> Downstairs


Bononv Arsenal 12.30 pm k-o Saturday Night


KINDLY SPONSORED.BY


BROUGHTON HALL BUSINESS PARK FIRST RACE 2PM


AT HESLAKER FARM, SKIPTON. (ONTHEA59,NEXTTOBROVCHTONllALL)


INCLUDING YORKSHIRE


FEATURE RACE £500 MENS OPEN : LOTS OF FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT


INCLUDING BOOKIES, REFRESHMENTS, BAR, TRADE STANDS


ENTRANCE £10 OR £20 PER CAR


POINT TO POINT SKIPTON RACES


SATURDAY MAY 3rd 2003


SUNDAY MARKET & CAR BOOT SALE


Open Sunday April 27th G IS BU R N


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


To advertise ring Caroiine Braceweil (ext. 418) pr Lee Banks (ext. 423) on 01282426161


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Iy ORK STREET, CLITHEROE BB7 2DL From Friday, April 25th


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B O O K 2 I Fri, April 25th ? Sat, April 26th I Sun, April 27th


Sat, April 26th '■ ■


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2.30 & 5pm 12.30pm


CABARET (5 ■ To mark the end O


7.30pm cinema tradition and tn


A P O L L O King William St • Blacitburn


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s Friday toWMnetday 5.40 820. ■ f an era In


celebrate liie future of Uie York Street site. The Grand


Cinema Is screening the 1972 classic CABARET (IS).


All patrons will be able to toast the past and


future of cinema with a free glass of wine (over I8's only)


DIAMOND MOMENTS Sun, April 27lh


The Rlbble Valley Film Club


present a collection of video clips on the big screen (freeadmisslon) V ^ ^


Call the BOX OFFICE on 0 8 7 0 7 7 7 2 1 6 8 w w w .g r a n c lc in e in a .c o .u k


DINE AND DANCE PARTY NIGHTS


Excellent Food, Great Entertainment, Terrific Atmosphere, Unbeatable Value for Money. “The Ideal Party Venue"


Varied arid freshly prepared S course Menu , Dancing till late with our resident DJ.


ONLY £16.95 per person SATURDAY 10th MAY


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' I, ONLY£99per couple NEW!!!


> CABARET PARTY NIGHTS


Coming Soon - FRIDAY JUNE 27th ‘ Kn g and ask for details


O I 2 5 4 6 9 5 9 7 9 www.apollocinemas.co.uk


’ I * No compllmentarY tickets | t ,11,


[H IR E B U R N ^ R M S


Hiirst Green, Nr. Clitheroe ' Tel. 01254826518T ,


t ife maan Friday, 9th May


Tickets £12.00 Premier £10.00 Standard Doors: 7.15 pm - Show: 8.00 pm www.lhejiinynels.coHi


< 5 . BOX OFFICE: 01282 661234 Tickets available at usual agencies


For help and advice when advertising in the Entertainments


section of our newspaper - please ring - .


Lee Banks on Ot'282 426161 ext. 423 or Caroline Bracewell on 01282 426161 ext. 418


3 \WMk For more information ^ C O LN E Join u|


ACCRINGTO» A c c r in g to n Tow Supper Room, Bl^ Monday 5pm, 6.3(i


Friday, 2nd May Show 8.00pm


Tickets C13.50 / C12.50 / CIO.50 (Cone)


S o u i^ T tc fA t / 4 k e v e n i t ^


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Saturday, 3rd May 8 .3 0 p m - 1 .0 0 am


(n o adm is s io n a f te r 11 pm) , Tick e ts £ 5 .0 0


' C am b r id g e S t r | Lodge Street Thursday 6,30pm \ C a n o n S t re e t I Canon Street Thursday 10am ClAYTON-LE-l B a rnes S quare Church Street


Thursday 6.30pm I BARNOLDSWl B a rn o ld sw ick I


Wednesday Spm, i b a r r ow fo r I


Higherford MeJ Gisbum Road


Tuesdays 6pm BURNLEY C e n t ra l M e th o | Hargreaves St Tuesday /0./5oml S t C u th b e r ts , S l Wednesday 6 .J0pi S t M a ry ’s P a r is l 3 Todmorden Ref


Thursday 6.30pm I ROSEGROVE Rosegrove U n i i Holmelodge, R o J Monday 6.30pm "T CLITHEROE C lith e ro e C o n j


■miSISONLYASI Occasiol


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Tete-a-Tete ol Tete-J-Tete Leadel


REGIS1 2.30pm 1)


Wednesday, April 30th Thursday, 1st May Friday 2nd May Saturday 3rd May


Downham Village Hall


7.30pm


Tickets £4.50 from T.i.C.


Telephone: 01200 425566


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SEE H OW THEY RUN ComeiJy by Philip King


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TH E AWARD-WII NING production by [ Royal National Thea| of J. B. Priestley's Inspector Calls” re tu i to the North West ea next month. Directed by Stepll Daldry, renowned for


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recent blockbusters ‘ H o u rs” and E l l io t” , “An InspecJ Calls,” which runs a t ' Lowry from May 6th 10th, has now been hal as a modern masterpid ■winning 19 major interf tio n a l th e a t re aw a r | more than any other i in history, including 01| er Awards (1993) for ] Director, Best Revil and Best DirectT Evening Standard Awl (1994) for Best DirecT and the Tony Award I Best Revival, Best Dii tor and Best Lighting.l Written a t the enq


th e Second World and set before the F i | th e play is a brillian compelling and haunt] thriller. When Inspector Gd


calls unexpectedly on | prosperous Birling fan his startling revelatil shatter the very foun|


time wit Take a


A b s o lu t e E ig h t i^ B y e r d e n H o u s e S o c i a l C lu b , B u r | le y ; M a y 2 n d


TAKE a step back in t] to the days of Wha Cindy Lauper and Bangles with Dioi| Andre’s tr ib u te to 1980s. With her three ml


musicians they dedicatj full night to tunes t i most of us grew up with Do you rememi


“Come On Eileen” Only Way Is Up”, “Bl Give I t Up” and “W| Like An Egyptian”? Then dance the n il


away to all these clasl and more a t Byerf House Social Club i Friday night.


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