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SCOOBY DOO 2: MONSTERS UNLEASHED (PG); The Grand Cinema; from Friday, April 9th.
A GREAT fun movie for kids of all ages has been held over for a second week at The Grand - well, it is the school holidays! “Scooby Doo 2” really
should appeal across the generation gap. Today’s kids will love it
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for what it is - a lively comedy romp - while their parents will love it for the memories it evokes from their own childhood days. This is the second big
screen excursion for Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy and Scooby Doo, who col lectively are “Mystery Inc”, and it is an improve ment on the first. The movie combines
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live action with some pret ty snazzy computer wiz ardry. Most of the roles, originally all cartoon char acters, are played on the big screen by actors, but Scooby, the hair-brained hound, is a “computer generated image”. Initially you will marvel
at how effective this ani mation is, then you’ll completely forget that it is animation and just enjoy the movie - th a t ’s the
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0 1 2 5 4 3 1 7 7 9 PROGRAMMES FROM
In fo lin e FRI Oth APRIL FOR 7 DAYS
50 FIRST DATES (12AF °1hr 55mins. •
Daily 1.20 4.00 6.108.3)
SHAUN OF THE DEAD
(151 *1br55mins. Daily 1.30 3.40 6.00 B.40 GOTHIKA 115) Ihr 55mins. Daily 1.20 4.00 0.10 0 50 THE PASSION DF
THE CHRIST 11812hrs 25mins. Daily 5.10 8.00
SCOOBY DOO 2 IPS! *1hr45mins
Daily 1.40 3.50 G.20 Saturday morning 11.30
THE CAT IN THE
HAT (PG) °1hr 35mins Daily 1.30 3.20
Satuday morning 11.00
DAWN OF THE DEAD
(18) 2hrs Daily 8.35
Little Oscars: Sat 10th April
PETER PAN (PCI ®2lirs 5mins.
11am. All seats £1 SO__ •FBEE UST SUSPENDED
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mark of how good the high-tech stuff is. The interaction between
the live characters and animated ones is also bet ter this time around, strengthening the decep tion. The film pretty much
follows the same story board that characterised all the original 1970s Hanna-Barbera cartoon classics - mysterious ghostly goings-on terrorise community, Mystery Inc arrive to solve mystery, ghosts appear, zoinksl, everyone runs around scared, Velma loses her glasses, Scooby and Shag gy eat a lot, Mystery Inc solve the mystery, the cul prit is unmasked and claims he would have got away with it if not for those pesky kids! I t ’s a formula th a t
worked every time and still does - go see for your self. For your chance to win
a family ticket - th a t ’s two adults and two chil dren - answer the simple question on the left.
One night of mirth!
BOLTON’S favourite son, comedian Peter Kay, is returning to Blackpool Opera House for a one- night charity “Laughter in the Air” later this month. It is in aid of the North
West Air Ambulance, which saves lives across our region. Peter Kay is one of the
stars who has agreed to raise money for the charity, alongside TV trickster and magician Paul Zenon, Steve Royle, the new come dy star from Phoenix Nights, comedy musical duo Sapphire, Ted Robbins and Comedian Harper.
THE search is on for the most talented family in Clitheroe to take centre stage in a British circus. Blackpool Tower and Circus has
launched a nationwide search to find a family of true entertainers. ’ “We want Clitheroe’s most talented
family to top the bill at Blackpool Tower by giving a performance that circus lovers will really enjoy,” said the Tower’s Mr Geoff Sage. The lucky Clitheroe family will be invit
ed to a national final, to perform in front of a panel of circus experts at the Tower,
The Air Ambulance
charity is a vital service, attending accidents often in remote and difficult-to- reach locations and trans porting casualties quickly and smoothly to hospital. It takes £750,000 a year
to keep the North West Air Ambulance airborne, but the service receives no Gov ernment funding. The “Laughter in the
Air” concert takes place on Monday, April 19th, at 7- 30 p.m. Tickets are expected to
sell out and can be booked by ringing 01253 292029.
Wanted: a family of entertainers
and every family that enters will receive a family pass to the tower. Mooky’s Magical Tower Circus, voted
the country’s best circus for four years run ning, opened at Blackpool Tower on Sat urday and this year’s shows are set to be the most spectacular. Families wishing to enter should e-mail
their details to
circus@mtjpr.co.uk, and, in no more than 150 words, outline why they are the most talented family in Clitheroe. Entries can also be sent to: Circus Talent, PO Box 7, Leyland, PR26 6WW. But hurry, the closing date is April 16th.
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Tuesday, 13th April - at 2.00pm * PALMER ..
A Panto style show for children aged3 years upwards.
I P Tickets: Adults £51 ,l ’ Children £4/Family £15
Wednesday, April 14th - at 2.00pm WONDERLAND A family show for children o f all ages
Tickets: Adults £5/Children £4 /Family £15
B Haw k ins Saturday, April 17th
w i th the BRADSHAWS Buzz Hawkins, writer producer and voice t o f the Bradshaws brings the cult radio and
television series to life on stage Doors: 7.15pm
Performance 8pm Full Theatre Style Tickets: £12 Concessions £10
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THE CAT IEU THE HAT (PG) • ih rASmim. 11.10 1.40 3 .5 5 6 .1 0 8 .2 0 Sat Lato 10.30pm No 8.2 0 shew Thursday Bth April
STARSKY & HUTCH (15) -2 h r s . Oaily 1 1 .0 0 1.15 3 .4 0 6 .0 0 8 .3 0 Sat Lata 11pm
THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST (1bj *2hrs30mina Daily 2 .0 0 5.0 0 8 .0 0 Sat Late 11 .OOpm (Subtitled)
GOTHIKA ns) '2hr* Daily 2 .0 0 5 .0 0 8 .0 0 Sat Lata 10.30pm
UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN (12A) *2hrs lom in s Daily 6.00 8.30, Sat Lato 11 .OOpm
Daily 2 .0 0 7.1 5 (Contains intense battle violence and horror scenes} On Screen 8.2 0 (Contains moderate sex references and drug use) LOTR - RETURN OF THE KING (12A) ahr 45mins
(Contains one use of strong language and moderate sex) The Director's Auditorium
ALICE IN IaTTce St John Clitheroe Unit
OPEN DAY Saturday, April 17th 10 a.m. • 4 p.m. at our Local Headquarters
13 King Lane, Clitheroe If you arc interested in joining us or wish to help us in olher ways such as fund raising etc, or you jusi want to look at whai we do for our
community, ihen please feel free to call in.
Refreshments and cakes available
For further Information
please contact Gary Taylor 01200 443008
or 07751 910370 Spoofqjgoings on at
Mitton 9-Catt GHOST NIGHT with Simon Entwistle in the
1487 Haunted Tudor Hall Monday, 26th April
Tickets £10.00 inc. hot pot supper
Mitton Rd, Mitton, Nr Whallcy k 01254 826544
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Tapas & a la carte dinners are served daily from 12 noon to 2pm and 7pm to 9pm Dugdales Restaurant. A la carte and fine dining at its best.
Our award winning Chefs are renowned in the area for great culinary expertise.
Enjoy the splendour and atmosphere of Burnley’s past in a once owned Mill Owners Mansion
SUNDAY LUNCHES Exquisite 3-course Sunday Lunches
£ 9 .5 0 per head Served 12 * 2pm
Tiestamant for reservations call 012S2 453931 ^■‘VRosehlH House Hotel, Rosehil) Avenue, Burnley
HOLLYWOOD PARK MANCHESTER RD B U R N L E Y ’FREE: PARKING >?DISABLED/AGCESS;
9 Screens
Sox bffiGe.‘open:M°ri -^Sad :1.1 artir7pmr«,Sun>-1-7p.rT7, F i t - ( V I S F R D M F R I D A Y 2 n d A P R I L F O R 7 D A Y S
WE ARE NOW OPEN FOR MORNING MATINEES ALL EASTER WEEK SCOOBY DOO 2 (PG) M h r 50mins
Daily 11.15 1.30 3 .5 0 6 .0 5 8 .2 0 Sat Late 10.40pm
DAWN OF THE DEAD ( i s ) * 1 h r 55mins Daily 1.2 0 3 .3 5 6 .0 0 8 .3 0 Sat Late 10.50pm
AGENT CODY BANKS 2 ( IS A ) * ih r5 5 m in s Daily 11.10 1.2 0 3 .4 0
Little Oscar Show - Saturday. April 3rd ELF (PG) 1 h r 55mlns
The tun and games start at 11 .OOam WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE (12A) 2hrs
Daily 1.15 3 .4 0 6 .1 0 0 .2 0 Sot Late 10.45pm (Contains moderate action violence}
Advance Preview Screenina Thursday Bth April (film only) 50 FIRST DATES (12A) *1hr AOmins
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