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The play, which centres around the conflict bet- ween Henry VIII and Thomas More and whether the church would recognize the legitimacy of Henry‘s son, is by Robert Bolt. AURORA â€" “A Man for All Seasons," by Robert Bolt, will be the next production of Theatre Auro‘ra, beginning Deer. 2.7 A. wine and cheese party will follow the opening night at the Factory Theatre. Directing the play is Craig Kamche. Rape of the Belt â€" sparkling comedy from the Curtain Club; Nov. 26 â€" Dec. 11. Call 884-2638. University College Alumnae Speakers â€"â€" Professor Mel Watkins discusses the “Pipeline, Native People and the Public Interest"; Nov. 25, Media room 179, University College, 8:15 pm. Admission free. Old King Cole â€" Pepi Puppet Theatre; to Nov. 21, Poor Alex, weekends. Call 225-9473. How the Other Half Loves â€" Colonnade Theatre; to Nov. 27. Call 922-0084. Toronto Dance Festival â€"â€" Toronto Workshops Production Theatre, 12 Alexander St. ; to Dec. 19. Call 925-8640. Henry V/// at Aurora It looks as if it’s going to be a battle to the finish, as John Illingworth (Heracles) and Vickery Cook (Antiope) square off, or at least prepare to, down at the Richmond Hill Curtain Club. However, it’s all just a bit of last-minute preparation for the club’s second presentation of the year, "The Rape of the Entertainment :.18 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. November 24. 1976 leg- '76 PLANARIANS â€" Planarians are small (0.5 - 3.0 cm) aquatic flat worms distantly related to the para- sitic tapeworm. Unlike these relatives, planarians are free-living, moving over the surface of the mud or rocky bottoms of streams or ponds. The animals "glide" over a solid surface by coâ€" ordinated movement of short microscopic hairs which cover the lower portion of the body. Eye- spots serve as light detectors and the "ears" are actually organs of taste or smell. Planarians feed on dead or living animal matter, sucking it up with a hose-like pharynx or feeding organ. {3 Plananan Marsh World En garde!...etc. Ducks Unlimited (Canada Calendar Wheaton College Symphony Orchestra â€" Nov. 26, 8 p.m., at Ontario Bible College campus, 3425 Bayview Ave., Willowdale. Admission free. South Indian Music â€" Nov. 29 at 8 p.m., McLaughlin College. York University, Keele St. entrance. Admission free. The Many Faces of Love -â€" Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy look at love through the eyes of some famous writers; Nov. 26-27, 8:30 pm. Shaw Festival, Niagaraâ€"on-the-Lake. Call 364-0735. Madame de Sade â€" North American premiere, Fireball Theatre, Nov. 26 â€" Dec. 11; at 8:30. Call 364- 4170. r Liette Juneau. soprano; Henri Brassard, piano â€"â€" Canadian Performers‘ Series; Nov. 25, 8:30 p.m., St. Lawrence Centre. Last of the Red Hot Lovers â€" Dec. 2-4; 9-11, 8:30 p.m.; Yorkwoods Library Theatre. Call 225-6954. Rotary Travel Movie â€"â€" The People of Spain, with Howard Pollard; Dec. 2, Bayview High School, 8 pm. Call 884-2918. York Symphony Orchestra â€" Trinity United Church, Newmarket; Dec. 3. Call 884-9242‘ A Man For All Seasons â€" Dec. 2-4; 9-11; 8:15 pm. Factory Theatre, Aurora. Call 727-6086. Tithe EBanubt Belt." Besides, actress Cook is getting help from instructor R.H. Thomson, son of director. Cicely Thomson. R.H. is also busy these nights, appearing in the “The Comedians" at St. Lawrence Centre. The Hill play opens Nov. 26 and runs until Dec. ll. DINING ROOM AND TAVERN FOR THATEUROPEAN TOUCH SIZZLING STEAKS FLAMING SHASHLIKS FOR THE FAM/L YAND FRIENDS SUCCULENT PLATTER DINNERS DELICIOUS HOT APPLE STRUDEL DINNERS FROM $4.75 OPEN DAILY FROM 4 P.M. DANCE TO LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ON WEEKENDS. NO COVER CHARGE RESERVATIONS 483-1601 3363 YONGE ST. JUST SOUTH OF 401 AT FAIRLAWN (Elbe Eanuhe 7 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ’Photo by Hngg) In. 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