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The Day After the Fair â€"- life in the southwest of England, as seen by the Curtain Club; “con~ fidently recommended"; to Dec. 10. 884-3703. York Symphony Orchestra â€" with Can- tabile Chorale; excerpts Show. T h e e r o w d e d auditorium at St. Andrew’s College was heartening testimony that this group is finally at- tracting the following it deserves. SUPERB! Peter Manierka is superb in the lead role of Whether he is wheedling favors from a Deity, or taking part in impassioned exchanges with his family and fellow villagers, his finely-honed sense of irony and deceptively easy sense of timing repeatedly delighted us. When he growls in Granted, these are actors who can sing, rather than singers who act, but then, Fiddler is really a bittersweet comedy with music. rather than a musical comedy. T h e c r o w d e d auditorium at St. Andrew’s College was heartening testimony that this group is finally at- tracting the following it deserves. Directors Susan Brown and Gwen Duchesne blend the group's acting talent with imaginative lighting, colorful costumes and sets to bring forth a memorable Show. BYTOMDAVEY Theatre Aurora’s Fiddler On The Roof reveals that a con- siderable depth of musical talent can be mustered from its acting ranks. JUST RIGHT But alas, the maid, played by Leslie Reid, is no Eliza. Blackboards, screens, lecturnes, micro- phones and morning or afternoon coffee available. She is also married to a rather stuffy, self- satisfied brewer, so she allows her suppressed love and fantasies to flow from her pen to captivate the lawyer. A superb performance. When she realizes the way events are shaping up and that the match will be socially disastrous, she attempts, unsuccessfully to persuade the maid to confess. When this fails, she attempts to coach the maid into a passable state of literacy. Hwy. 7 & Leslie St 5 acres of free parking. The Parkway Hotel has a selection of 17 suites for busi- ness meetings, ac- commodating 8 to 200 guests. Fiddler memorable ShOW PARKWAY HOTEL Like Cyrano, she conducts a courtship by correspondence on behalf of her illiterate maid. Unwittingly, this deceives a young barrister into proposing marriage. Unlike Cyrano, Dilys is lovely. as well as lucid and literate. By TOM DAVEY The Day After The Fair is a beautifully-crafted production which marks the successful directorial debut of David Phillips and the welcome return of Dilys Rubow to the Curtain Club boards. MEETING ROOMS BOBBY CURTOLA ...at Markham "The Day After the Fair" 881-2121 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. November 30. 1977 Beautifully - crafted work from Nutcracker Suite, traditional carols; Trinity United Church. Newmarket, Dec. 2. 884- 3411. Dr. McJazz â€" brings his celebrated bunch from Brunswick House. Toronto to Royal Canadian Legion. Ohio Road, Richmond Hill; Sunday, Dec. 11, 2 pm. TV Spectacular â€" Markham Fairgrounds. with Bobby Curtola and Frankie Yankovic; Dec. 3. Call 294-4603. SUSAN BROWN . . . . . stage director Tevye, dominating the stage with his huge bulk and bass baritone. Now Canadians have often played English roles successfully, but English The flashes of selfish defensiveness when her deception is threatened, are nicely portrayed and wholly convincing. WRONG ACCENT As the up-and-coming barrister, Dan Ryan has great stage presence. He would be ideally cast in this part except for one thing â€" he lacks an English accent. Calendar Leslie plays the character with exactly the right proletarian charm and innocence the part demands. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE DAVID PHILLIPS ...fine start NEW MONTGOMERY'S TAVER 8' 10155 YONGE STREET, RICHMOND HILL Take them out for a real Holiday Feast where everyone relaxes. CHINESE FOOD TAKE-OUT SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE SURPRISE THE FAMILY 884-5888 Eleanore Warren is the very epitome of the garrulous nosey Jewish matchmaker who makes a business out of minding other people‘s. Bent. twisted and frail, cutting a swath of interference through the emotional life there. This totally absurd fabrication of Tevye’s. became hilariously convincing as ghosts were brought from the grave to anger. one feels his deep voice could make even a bass cleft reverberate. â€" Harry Rankin, for- merly of Richmond Hill; Don Mills Library, Dec. 2- 30‘ Excellent performa- nces were also given by Rose Dyson as the wife Golde. and Virginia O'Brien and Susie Payette as her daughters. Tzeitel and Hodeli It’s difficult, even unfair, perhaps. to single out individual per- formances from this talented cast. Scenes such as the dream sequence, for example. were marvellous examples of collective effectiveness. Exhibition of watercolors Pera Miller was ex- cellent as the brewer‘s spinster sister. Remote but basically kind, con- siderate, but lacking in warmth, it is difficult to imagine a better por- As always, Clive Ryland gives a capable performance, but somehow his portrayal of the pompous brewer lacks the stamp of authenticity I have seen him firmly imprint on other character roles. TOO MUCH As the second maid, Yvette Steel. brought an undeniable presence, which inevitably brought laughs from the audience. But the Curtain Club is a small, intimate theatre, not the O'Keefe Centre. Perhaps she would be even more effective if she underplayed the role slightly. barristers from the Inns of Court have frightfully proper accents, somewhere midway between Sir Lawrence Olivier and Sir Ralph Richardson. Apart from this, Dan is a real find for the Curtain Club, which traditionally has lacked depth in young male actors. Let us reserve seating in the Kings Club Lounge following dinner. THE PARKWAY HOTEL IS THE PLACE! Popular Lunches â€" Intimate Dinners. Special Seating for anniversaries â€" birthdays and large groups Some dates still available for wedding re- ceptions. Special rooms forbusiness meetings. DINING OUT WITH ANNA MARIE FULLY L.L.B.O Dining Room Reservations Call 881-2121 PARKWAY HOTEL Dancing to 1 am. No cover charge. Hwy. 7 & Leslie Street TAKEN HER. our LATELY? Rowland Moddle's set design and Gillian Ball’s costumes were also noteworthy. Put simply, a great evening. The pianist has a particularly heavy burden in this production, but 14-year-old Birgit Rohowsky played throughout the evening with a flair and com- posure which belied her years. Tim Pigden played the Fiddler both on stage and in the group. Jim Shepherd played the cello and Karl Rohowskylhe flute. HAVE YOU demand his daughter’s engagement be broken. Great theatre this! OVATION The work of the musical ensemble is worthy of special mention. Indeed, it got a standing ovation for its fine performance. PERA MILLER ...tops trayal of this role. SEE IT NOW The ‘Upstairs Down- stairs‘atmosphere, the striking differences in living and educational standards of what Disraeli termed Britain’s two nations. makes this a thought-provoking ex- perience, and the ex- cellent set and out- standing costumes fur- ther secure our illusions of that period. Produced by Margot Crack and Joy Madden, The Day After The Fair can be confidently recommended. APPEARING Nov. 28 to Dec. 10th YONGE ST. 8 ELGIN MILLS RICHMOND HILL 8349171 RED CLOUD LOUNGE BRANDE BLACK HAWK MOTOR INN In January at St. Andrew's College in Aurora, YSO violinist, Eileen Bordessa, will be guest soloist‘ The Chorale will appear in the opener, December 2 at Trinity United Church, Newmarket. HAD SHOW An artist, as well, Miss Bprdessa gave a showing of her Works in Sex;- tember at the York Fine Art Gallery. Starting its fourth season, the YSO will feature works by Tchaikovsky, Mozart, Bach, Haydn and Beethoven. with an ap- pearance by the Can- tabile Chorale of Thornhill and various soloists throughout the year. “Something for everyone" is the way York Symphony Orchestra describes its 1977-78 concert series. On Dec. 3. both the orchestra and Cantabile group will present a free concert at Hillcrest Mall in Richmond Hill. from 6:30 pm. to 8 pm. Something for everyone steak house. Our service is prompt and friendly, our food is distinguished and affordable Entertainment Relax over a dinner at Richmond Hill's elegant little SUNDRIDGE House Of Lords Inquire about Packages. â€" ” BE AN“ RESTAURANT 8 TAVERN Tastefully prepared s I Monday thru Friday from 11.30 am. to 2.30 pm. ONLY 227LBOWES ROAD CONCORD HOT BUFFET with all you can e LA GONDOLA FULLY lICENSED THUNDERBIRD INN ONION SOUP & SHRIMP COCKTAIL PLANNING A CHRISTMAS PARTY? Professional catering at your place or ours. 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