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Marion Postlethwaite as the prospective mother-in-law, lets prospective son-in-law. Dan Lett, know she is not happy with his way of life in this scene from “I Am A Camera" at the Curtain Club. Louis Lawlor‘ 26. a native of King City, who has been travelling throughout England and Europe for the past year. comes back home for a concert of classical guitar music, Oct. 16 at the King native in concert Cw¢flr> is? M be x W 7 @y . g @ ksgivm ' > 11311 7 T i: School of Dancing IS STILL ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS FOR: Dennis Moore Month § A at the Q E AURORA HIGHLANDS GOLF CLUB That's not the English way! THE 1E; g “ av RESERVATION ONLY MANY 0mm ‘ 3 y E if: 7.27'9‘“ 3311737 ALA CARTE MENU i °"‘“ "N" “W SPECIALTIES ‘9 A E '9 may Avahbh $9 LOUIS l R.A.D. BALLET TAP BATON MODERN JAZZ. POINTE For further information. please call 884-2875 back with Bach STUDIO at BAYVIEW PLAZA RICHMOND HILL Classes from 3'yrs. of age and up Ballet Mistress 'â€" Louisé Goldsmith, ARAD. ATC. CDTA, BATD. ROAST ONTARIO TOM TURKEY WITH SAGE DRESSING AND CRANBERRY SAUCE $5.95 Please Note: SHRIMP COCKTAIL OR ESCARGOT FIVE â€" COURSE DINNER EVERY SUNDAY IN OCTOBER THANKSGIVING DINNER WILL BE SERVED FROM 5.00 - 8.00 PM. IN THE HIGHLANDS ROOM Entertainment AW LOR DA/L Y EXECUTIVE SPEC/AL ROAST RED BRAND PRIME RIB OF BEEF $6.95 TOSSED SALAD TOP SIRLO|N STEAK BAKED IDAHO PATATO $7.75 COFFEE Marylake Shrine in King City at 8:30 pm. Lawlor. who is the brother of Richmond Hill lawyer, John Lawlor. will feature works from the Renaissance. Bach and others, right up to the more modern works of Hans Hang. Starting out on the piano at the age of six, Lawlor switched to the guitar in his teens, studying first at the Royal Conservatory of Music with Barton Wigg, and then continuing on with Eli Kassner. After two years of tutoring by John Mills of London, Eng., he gave a series of recitals in England and Greece. out on the 010 He has performed in Canada on both radio and television and will be giving a concert at the Town Hall in Toronto sometime next year. The chapel. which is situated at King Sideroad and Keele SL, is described as having “ideal acoustics" for guitar [Bruyns photo} JIM IRVING While English with an English accent has been de rigueur for most Curtain Club plays over the years, tones of over ‘ome get short shrift in the club's present production. I Am A Camera And that is “I Am A Camera.“ the John Van Druten drama based on Christopher Isherwood's Berlin Stories of life in Berlin in the 305, which continues at the club the rest of this‘week to Oct. 15. English “as she is spoke,“ is only part of the action. In fact, it is only in the last act that we get a bona fide English voice and accent. Up to then, it has been more German. In making the language match the locale, the club has not only added an authentic touch. but has once more shown the versatility of its mem- bers. All three “Germans” â€"â€" Bonnie Sheppard, Colin Nickle and June Abbott â€" are wunderbar with their adopted tongue. and one is hard put to think how the play could have been done any other way. Some how or other it makes good sense to have a play featuring Germans in Germany, done in the language of the land, or at least something ap- proximating it. - Mastering an accent takes work. plus nerve. and the players are to be German de rigueur in play JUNE COLEMAN . .street talker commended for both their efforts this way. One was convinced one was watching and hearing the real thing. SHREWS JOB June Abbott. for example. was excellent as the German rooming house owner, who could be just as shrewish as she was friendly. But then she was also a bit of a shrew last year as an English housewife in All in Good Time. so FOR SALE? Y%§h”§’%’l€‘é‘é;i "CLASSIFIED AD" in... El): ifihtr'al GOT A LAWNMOWERL PHONE: 8841105 - 6 maybe she's a natural that way in any language. Both Bonnie Sheppard. as the maiden Jewish lady. as wealthy as she is unworldly. and Colin Nickle as her desperate. young lover. convince both themselves and the audience that they speak each other‘s language in more ways than one. every sentence with “say... And. yes. there is a real English accent. Marion Postlethwaite delivers it near the end, and there's no mistaking which side of the water it comes from. I DIDLII‘ At the English end of things. Dan Lett as the aloof and insular, young intellectual, Christopher lsherwood, and June Coleman as his notâ€"so- intellectual street friend, also manage to com- municate. despite the disparity of their dreams. Dave Phillips, as their brash and wealthy, but less-than-stable mate. speaks a different sort of language. which lets them all down in the end. Phillips captures his man for the most part. although he is a bit hyper at times. It‘s difficult to believe that the script calls for him to start out And. yes. there is a real English accent. Marion Postlethwaite delivers it near the end. and there's no mistaking which side “ranch No. 1 Jackpot vbuuu" No, 2 "3UU"" Wed. Oct. 12th No. 1 Jackpot 55 No's No. 2 - 56 No's Early Birds at 7:35 pm. - Reg. Games 8 Specials at 8 pm. "YOUR BINGO CENTRE FOR ALL SEASONS" $$TWO JACKPOTS$$ 00. 1 Jackpot $60000 No. 2 $50000 ROSSINI THE MAGICIAN SATURDAY NOVEMBER 26, 1977 AT 2:00 PM. KLEINBURG BRANCH LIBRARY appearing at the fo||owing branches of RICHMOND HILL LEGION BINGO VAUGHAN PUBLIC LIBRARIES SATURDAY OCTOBER 15, 1977 AT 2:00 PM. CONCORD BRANCH LIBRARY SATURDAY OCTOBER 29, 1977 AT 2:00 PM. 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