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Circle comedy opens Feb. 3 The theatre is located at 736 Bathurst StA, south of Bloor. TORONTO â€" The Primary English Class‘ 3 comedy about six im- migrants to North America who don't speak English but who register for a governmentâ€" sponsored "immersion" Class in the subject, will be presented by the Open Circle Theatre, starting Feb. 3. Arts grants still open RICHMOND HILL â€" Bill Noughton‘s All In Good Time is an authentic slice of Lancashire working class life, which is beautifully recreated on the Curtain Club stage, with little to indicate the play had travelled over 3,000 miles. But good plays. like good wine, can travel well if handled with care and skill. The plot centres around a newlyâ€"wed couple whose marriage remains unconsummated after six weeks. How this couple solves its problems develops into a moving story â€" hilarious at times â€" but genuinely moving, as the playwright weaves While Bob Leon and Martha Buell play the young couple with engaging sensitivity, the acting plaudits must go to Clive Ryland and Jean Halliwell who play the parents of the unhappy bridegroom. Superb mother Jean Halliwell is superb as the mother, especially funny as the smarmy Joe Thompson who snidely offers his services to the virgin bride. There is an uproarious scene when his wife [beautifully played by June Abbott) learns of the offer and tears into him verbally and physically. Laughs there are Ray Whelan, co~ director of the theatre, The transition was startling for most playgoers when they saw veteran Curtain Club performer Clive Ryland without both his beard and savoire-faire as the stern father in All in Good Time. However, that didn‘t deter from his performance. which reviewer. Tom Davey, called “almost perfect.“ through the intricate web of working-class values and attitudes. Before - after By Tom Davey ’All in Good Time’ great time for all when she dreamin recreates the time she was unfaithful nearly three decades earlier. Her accent, demeanour and attitude at all times are the very epitome of a spirited Lancashire housewife Clive Ryland is almost perfect as the gas works laborer; a brash cocky ignorant man, whose heart of gold is concealed by his contempt for his son‘s sensitive values and love of music and books. Hard to fault this cast anywhere. George Jones and Marjorie Burdon As this is an entry in the Central Ontario Drama Festival, she is sure to be a contender when the awards are adjudicated. were convincing as the girl's parents, and Trevor Newton was particularly funny as the smarmy Joe Thompson who snidely offers his services to the virgin bride. There is an uproarious scene when his wife (beautifully played by June Abbott) learns of the offer and tears into him verbally and physically. will direct the play in its Canadian premiere. For tickets call 6584. @rapfitnnefi Graham 183 Yonge St. Aurora 727-9561 967 aplenty, but the play really is moving as the groom‘s mother steers Crunchy Peanut Brrnle In a made- for-sharmg 12 02 or 3409box Our Price 12 OZ. BOX [IF PEANUT BBITTLE Jean Halliwell . superb the family through its crisis. Adroitly she gets the couple in bed while she manipilates the father to finance the couple’s first home. Although the play reaches its inevitable conclusion, we are still s u r p r i s e d a n d emotionally involved all the way. Director Brian Moore and his producers Beryl Radke and Pera Miller have brought forth a production which must rate well in the Drama Festival. The set is extremely well done as the play poses some situations which are difficult to stage. The sound effects were great (a steam K mart s own crunchy nuts In 16 OZ or 454 9 [ms Our Price K mart MIXED NUTS DAINTIES PIC-A-MIX BULK ASSM’T. 2 l3. BAG 0': . BLANCHED PEANuTs Tasty blanched peanuts In freshâ€"lock bags‘ 2 pounds or 907 grams, engine shunting, a factory steam whistle) and handled with convincing Robert Leon sensitive performance Our Price The all-lime favoume' 22 02. or 624 9 bags 127 97° sublety when the windows opened and shut. O n e g l a r i n g anachronism was the presence of Guiness bottles bearing the un- deniable shape of our standard Canadian bottles. The Curtian Club rarely suffers lapses like this. Indeed, the liquid coffee bottle, although strange to Canadian eyes, is a more usual example of the painstaking thoroughness of the club productions. As a comedy, this play is highly recommended. It is also an emotional experience for anyone. The fact this play has travelled so well is a credit to all involved in its production Kresge Pricg A true taste treat for the whole tamlly' NEILSON'S Wlll-fl-PAK ASSM'T. A deIICIOUS variety of WIII-o-paks In 6 to 8 oz. or 170 g to 227 g pkgs. All in Good Time â€"â€" Humorous and moving, with the belly~laughs and tears coming in equal doses; run, don't walk to this one. The Curtain Club’s more-than-worthy entry in the Central Ontario Drama Festival; to Feb. 12. Call 884-2638. ' York Symphony Orchestra â€" with guest performer, James Spragg, for- merly first trumpeter with Quebec Symphony Orchestra, playing Hayden‘s Trumpet Concerto. Clifford Poole conducts; St. Mary‘s Anglican Church, Feb. 11. Call 884-9242. Rotary Club Travelogue - “The Kingdom of Tonga." with Clint Denn; Feb. 3, Bayview Secondary School. Tickets at door, or call 884-2918. Kresge Price 59c WWW Hranch 3 No. 1 Jackpot vuuu‘” No.2 'DUU‘” Wed. Feb. 2nd No. 1 Jackpot 53 No's No. 2 - 53 No's Early Birds at 7:35 pm. - Reg. Games Er Specials at 8 pm. Ricfimswmtagrammar! "YOUR BINGO CENTRE FOR ALL SEASONS" $$TWO JACKPOTS$$ no. 1 Jackpot $6000“ No.2 $50000 Calendar NO PLAYERS UNDER 16 YEARS ADMITTED Luscious cherries coated in Chocolate. 1.6 02. or 300 9 box. Our Price DELICIOUS MINUET CHERRIES 14 oz. BOX CHOCOLATE TURTLES fl Legion Hall, Ohio Rd., off Elgin Mills Road E. THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, February 2. 1977 â€" C-9 3 GIANT HERSHEY CHOCOLATE BAHS 3 times the snacking pleasure In every bundle! Yummy flavours. 9.3 02. or 264 g. The Innocents - Factory Theatre Aurora‘s CODL entry: Feb. 3, 4, 5, 10, 11. 12. Henderson Dr., Aurora. Call 727- 9276. Keath Barrie - in first major concert tour. Woodbridge Golf and Country Club; to Feb. 11. Alice in Wonderland - Pepi Puppet Theatre; to Feb. 13. Call 225â€"9473. Midsummer Night's Dream - York University. Feb 7-12. Admission free. Call 667-2370. Teresa Zylis-Gara - Polish soprano, St. Lawrence Centre; Feb. 8. Call 366-7723. Art Gallery of Ontario - A retrospective of the work of minimalist artist, Peter Kolisnyk of Coburg; Feb. 4 - April 3. Admission free. Our Price