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OITcring our intimate camlli'lil rcstaui anl. perfect lor weddings


and private functions. Lunchtime meals and


) JT TTT7 TT all day a la carte menu D i y j L-1 W . also available 7 days


i' Road. Chatburn. Clithunie, l.ancashin*. BH7 4AW Telephone: 0I2WN40S7X .


J tH E DOG MUSIC\


' AND SPORTS BAR Wellgate 01200 422465


DJ LEE & PJ SEAN Saturday Night


W S B X Em U N I W s Friday Night


DJ SCOTTIE


SUNDAY FOOTBALL ON BIG SCREEN :


also Showing All 6 Nations Rugby Matches (buttles at halt timet


Worthington Cup Final MAN UTD v LIVERPOOL


TRAC Y D (Fantastic Young Vocalist) Sunday Night X


Monday Night - QUIZ NIGHT £1 entry per team


COMING S O O N ... 12th MARCH Salsa l Aerobics on Wednesday Evenings


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y Fame finally comes, but at a price “CHICAGO” (U); from tomorrow; Grand Cinema, Clitheroe.


)t jffloorcocfe 3nn Invites you to our


New Orleans J a z z Evening


on Saturday 22nd March 7 for 7-30 p.m.


A 3-course meal with coffee to include a • Cajun Style Buffet


Followed by live music by


MARTYN SHARP AND THE MIGHTY FOUR


(A fantastic 5 piece jazz band playing genuine old style New Orleans music up to 100 years old)


Held in our Ballroom we are happy to welcome bookings of any numbers be it 2 or 200!


£ 1 8 p e r p e r s o n


Please telephone for more details or to make a booking 01200 422333


Accommodation in our en suite rooms also available.


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The Edisford Bridge 0 12 0 0 4 2 2 6 3 7


Q u i z N ig h t (every fortnight)


Thursday 27th February


Steak Night every Friday inc 8oz rump £5.25,


8oz sirloin £6.25, 8oz fillet £7.95 • Normal menu available


GARDEN CLUB SPRING


CLITHEROE BASKETS &


CONTAINERS By Mary Ellis


Open every day for home cooked lunches, good pub food


Served Monday - Thursday 11.30am - 2.00pm


and 6.00pm - 9.00pm and all day Friday - Sunday Walkers welcome


Car parking facilities available ■ Beautiful rural location


B B B S ' €1 Ninos


TAPAS BAR & RESTAURANT f l B


Vibrant, lively people & parties always welcome MCEy M Visit bur exciting new Tapas restaurant for a


Where good food, good choice, good wine, good music, ] good rhythm and good times always come as standard |


im's Mediterranean feeling and a night you’ll never, forget m


Rosehill House Hotel, Rosehill Avenue, Burnley Tel: 01282 453931 f •


Open every day 12 noon -2 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. - \ T E L : 0 1 2 8 2 6 64 40 0 ECHANICS


- www.burnleymechanics.co.uk . Fri 28th February - Sat 1 st March


THE GINGERBREAD LADY ______ Presented by Garrick Club'


Wed 5th - Sat 8th March THE FORCE OF DESTINY Sunday 9th March | BYRNE ED Comic genius direct from


his sola out West End'run Tuesday 11th March ,


Featuring NORMAN PRINCE Tuesday 18th March BAZAAR CRAFTS


FIVE-PENNY PIECE Two day adult y/orkshop ■.


u,i H. Sunday 30th March m


t-MH G E L L E R '•


u r i The world's most


L- , .investigated and celebrated ■:i


paranormalist * Wednesday 2nd April \ • - , Performed by Snap Theatre A mind bending, soul searching journey through


the depths of a shadowy society where anything i •, goes. A chilling vision of the future. ' .y • ’


, '* 1 8 th -2 0 th April 15" EBIE A NI BUS FS A UNY N1IQA LE E1IVI


Willie Kent, Eddy Clearwater, Dr Feelgood, Nine Below Zero Festival brochure now available


> fa t1 1 k p C L „ a - (15 yrs+) ■ ’ _______ > : : ACLOCKWORK ORANGE


AYNSLEY LISTER


Friday 28th February Show Starts 8.30pm £7 adv £8 on door


ABBA MANIA Saturday 1st March .


Show 8.00pm £12.50 £14.00 on door ColneOrdbestral Society present Music from uiirmcr clinics. With lllukc Fischer Tenor


^Itaiicrut Senevtade Sunday 2nd March 2003


Back


Doors 6.45pm Show 7.30pm Tickets £6.00, £5.00 cone tHer Again


. . . 4 0 k ? £ u ¥ 2 0 0 3


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' hi Suriday'9th March , , |jp box OFFICE: 01282661234


Tickets available at usual agencies *


^ p r o d u c P l ? p l e i s i f ^ i R ^ ^ i R ^ w i t l T f a rc 0 8 \ friendly atmosphere.'.


We are now fully open for American size portions


of delicious quality steak, chicken, fish, vegetarian and much more..


Classic sauces at affordable prices, casual dining '


available with fine wines.


Our daytime menu includes baguettes, jackets, omelettes, specials and more, incorporating an extensive expresso and coffee selection.


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Open 12noon-3pm 6pm-11pm Tuesday - Friday Saturday 12noon-11pm Sunday 12noon-4pm ,


Call Maxine's now on


01200 428848 and sne the difference A P O L L O


C I N E M A S


. (Contain* single use of strong language and moderate tex scene). r. . Daily I.I5 3.406.I08JO


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SO LA R IS (12A) *1hr Sftnliu ' oJIy M5 4.00 6.l58.30.Satmom 11.20,Sat Uta 1040 1


FINAL DESTINATION 2*(U) 1hr 45ml ns Dally 6.I0 8.20.Satiate I0.30pm.ex 6.I0 Set Isc-Sun2nd M


• . > • ■;^ (Contains mild sex reference*) .* ,< /- • ,,: •. ., arch . .•


2 W EEKS N O T IC E (tU)2hn . ' . :


T H E R IN G ( U ) a h n 1 S m l i u ' Dally 2.00 5.15 &00.Sat late 10.40pm


Ad va n c e Screening S a tu rd a y/S u n d a y i(full film)


MAID IN MANHATTAN (i ( P G ) * 1 h r 4 5 m t r a ? -


• On Screen Saairday/Sunday 6.10 pm .■ ■ ■ , %


JACKASS - THE MOVIE (M)*1hr40iMns ; v .4 Daily 1.40 350 6.00 &25.Sattata^l0.45pm r


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' Silver Screening-Thursday 6th March 2003r , :■ THE CURSE OF THE JADE


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' C t 2 A ) Y » f ' k BOOKING 01282 456333 V;v M a n ch e s te r Rd, B u rn le y


St Catherine's Church, West Bradford


JUMBLE SALEwith ,


Goo d as N ew Saturday 1st


March 2003 1.30pm '


in Sunday school Admission 30p


In fo lin c 01282 456333 ¥ Films from Friday, 28th February for 7 days : (Contains moderate sex. sexual references and violence) ■


CHICAGO (12A) lhrs Ifmlns Dally 1245 3.25 6.00 A40. exThursday a t A40


CATCH ME IF YOU CAN (S 2 A ) y i ■ . <


. (contains one instance of strong language end m • Daily 8.00, Sat lata 11 pm 2hnUmlns| Od sexual references)


' ANALYSE TH A T (U)*lhrSOmim ' • Daily UO 330 6.10 8.25.Sac mom 11.1 Oam, Sec late 10.45pm ■


THE WILD THORNBERRYS (uiihrumin DailyX104.IO.Satmem 11.00am • .v


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TREASURE PLANET <u)* inr simim Daily I 10 3 JO 5 45.Sat mom llam 1


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J , -Book now-Opens llthApnl ' JUNGLE BO O K 2


\’Utde Oscar Show Saturday, I st March 2003. v ■ TIME MACHINE M U


Fun end Games start a t 11.00 am tif-rt*?. NO CO M P L IM EN TA R Y T IC K E T S


www..tpullociiH‘ in.ts.ccuil( -V ISA M A S T ER C A RD


Wednesday March 5th at 7.15pm


Ribblesdale High School Technology College


All welcome IGHT


Saturday 22nd March Dinner & D an c e


TE RT PAK SHW


H A C O The Best of SINATRA^


Dean Martin, Sairpiy^pdviS’Jnj^ b y R a y W i ld e


Dinner & Dance £22,50


QUALITY ANTIQUES FAIR | STONYfiLM’ COLLEGE (


Hurst Green, Nr. Clitheroe, ■.-'-..'''''Lancashire


Friday 28th February, Saturday 1st / & Sunday 2nd March 2003 (


Fair opens 1030am- 5.00pm Daily - Admission Adults £4.00


• Children under 14 F.O.C.


'Organised By, Galloway Antiques Fairs Telephone 01423 522122


Helping to raise money for cancerresearchuk!* ) A Quality, Stan dfitted, Dateline event I } SPECIAL ISO TICE!


GRANE MILL BAZAAR


MASSIVE INDOOR


CAR BOOT/MARKET EVERY SATURDAY


throughout the year. All facilities ADMISSION FREE 150 Stalls+


Grane Mill, off Bury Road, Haslingden


01706 221616 ) Ribblesdale Farmers Market 7m -


Buy Fresh Produce and Crafts direct from Producers In the Heart of the Kingdom Next Wednesday, March 5th____ from 10 am - 230 pm f e s (Then fortnighUy from then onwards) 49% \


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


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


. Amplefree car parking close to the Market


Member o f the National Association o f Farmers Markets F u r t h e r ( k i n i ls c o h t a c l : 0 12 1 )1 14 2 3 3 2 5


G i l l i a m * A u c t io n M a r l . L in c o ln W a v . C l i th e r o e


FAME hungry Roxie H a r t dreams of life on th e v au d ev ille s tag e an d when she meets Fred Casely, he convinces her he can make her a star.


Question: Name Catherine Zela Jones's husband. Answer:...................... . .............................. . Name:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... ............. . Address:....................................... ........ . ......


PostCode:....... ................ Daytime T el:.............. Pleese send your entry to: Grand Cinema Competition, Edi­ torial, Clilheroe Advertiser and limes, King Street, Clitheroe, Lancashire, by Thursday, March 6th.


Eat! laneishlrs Newifaptrt Lid will uia the information you hove given us ’ for the purpose* of processing your reguest, including for verification end eredit control purposes.


From time to time we end other companies in our group also have some groat offers and special promotions and wa would like to be oble to shore your information with these companies.


Please tick the box i f you do not wont us or other companies in our group to contact you by telephono and/or mail


i---------1 The stark reality is th at he knows less about


showbusiness than she does. Unable .to'contain her anger, she murders Casely and'ends up in jail.


. . .■■■■■ ■ ■ The film, starring Richard Gere and Cather­


ine Zeta Jones, tells how, on death row, she final­ ly meets tabloid darling Velma Kelly, currently receiving huge media attention for the double murder of her husband and her sister. ..:


• When Roxie is given th e chancre,'to have


Chicago lawyer B i l ly F ly n n rep re sen t her, tabloid attention begins to swing her way. Convinced th a t Roxie is no more th an an


innocent “good-time girl” who took the wrong path, than a scheming murdress, the tabloids go crazy for the new girl on the cell block and Roxie' finally becomes a star. Velma, now out of the public eye, is forced to


offer Roxie a par t in her vaudeville act. which Roxie turns down. In the fickle world of show-busihMj. ju s t as


Vellma’s star fell, do does Roxie’s wheh'Go-to- Hell Kitty arrives a t the jail on a multiple mur- dercharge.


• r .. With one last trick up her sleeve, Roxie man­


ages to bring the media attention back on her in time for a courtroom showdown and the starring role for Billy Flynn.


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MORE than 25 million people have already seen the Irish International Dance Company which conquered the world. Another full house is expected when


th e company h i ts The Lowry on March 2nd. The company has won nine global


awards in conjunction with the show, including best choreography and best international production.


In ad d itio n to i ts diverse pro­


gramme, the show has smashed records in over 15 countries for its dynamic


- lighting, dazzling costumes, and stun­ ning choreography.


- - I t is the first of a short series which


bring the Irish touch to Salford Quays. On April 6th The Dubliners, another Irish legend, are set to perform a t the Lowry as p a r t of th e ir 41st Tour. Known for popularising Irish music,


th ey still play to sell-out concerts around the world. The Irish connection is also touching


the exhibition space a t The Lowry. Forming p art of the Lowry's Travels exhibition, displayed in the galleries until July, is photography by John Finnan. The Irish photographer's fas­ cination with the works of Lowry led him to explore and photograph the places the artist depicted in his work.


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


To advertise ring Caroline Bracewell (ext. 418) * orLee BankS (ext. 423) on 01282 426161


i$*t to thrptturKqi* fUttr V T T H e ■ R o y c t l


O a k showing


THE WORTHINGTON CUP FINAL


this Sunday followed by the new


KARAOKE and DISCO 5 - 9 p.m.


(All Premiership football shown) then celebrate with our cheap doubles bar


NEED TO RELAX AFTER WORK? FREE POOL


Monday - Thursday 5-7 p.m. (Winner stays on)


COMING SOON. . . . QUIZ NIGHT


Any budding quizmasters out there ring Sh arone on 0 1 2 0 0 4 2 3 3 0 4 for details


IIGR4ND CintnAI


YORK STREET, CLITHEROE BB7 2DL| From Friday, February 28th


CHICAGO (12A) Fri, February 28th 7.30pm Sat, March 1st Sun, March 2nd Mon, March 3rd Tues, March 4th Wed, March 5th Thurs, March 6th


TREASURE PLANET (U)


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Saturday, March 1st 2.30pm


Sunday, March 2nd 11.30am


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REVENGING the murder of 11 invaded England in 1014 a n ti known and shortest reigning k i l Author Ben Nimmo was so f J


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Palace plays host to a cracking show


THERE is escape for no one in the, latest production of the American hit


■


musical “Chicago” a t the Palace The­ atre, Manchester. \


■: .Even the musical director and the ; orchestra play a larger-than-usual part in the action.


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'v Garth.Hall has to find an America accent and some acting ability to help the'cast tell the tragi-comic story of


■ Roxie Hart and how, with the help of ? a sharplawyer, she avoidsa, conviction for murdering her lover. The slick musical was aided by the appearance of Marti Pellow, former


lead singer of “Wet, Wet, Wet”. I t was easy to see why his performances in the show in London were met with this thing they call “critical acclaim” and why he had been asked to travel the Atlantic and recreate the role on ■Broadway. Emma Clifford as Roxie Hart - “I


lived longer than I meant to ” - and Lisa Donmall as her partn'er-in-crime Velma Kelly gave energetic perfor­ mances in a show which heaped little credit on American society and its legal system in particular. There were outstanding contribu­


tions from Morgan Crowley and Mar­ tin Callaghan. Morgan gave a new dimension to the p a r t of newspaper columnist Mary Sunshine and Mar­ tin, as the wronged husband Amos Hart, really did have people believing he was “Mr Cellophane” and nobody knew his name. Two weeks ago I had seen the film


version of the show.Being able, now, to compare the two, I believe it is safe to say that-Hollywood has made no improvements in “Chicago”.


JOHN TURNER Lowry plays host to a taste of the Emerald Isle ’ „ ( ..T ■'RBBT'* . - . ’ t* H f . CHtfieroe> 422324(Editorial)/422323(Advertising),'Burnley422331 (Classified),www.clitheroetoday.co.uk DISH OF THI } , f


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Sunday, April 27ti| at Mytton Fold Whalley


Local Therapists, Psychicl


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Motivational Speall £25 per sta n d j


Ring Sue 01200 428630| Blackt


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Wednesday, March 5th 7.30pm ’ K E N D O D


Tickets £15.50, £14.5' R O Y F )


Saturday 8th March


‘C H U B B Y ’ ! B R O W N id


Wednesday 12th Marc Tickets £17


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