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PAj:14, WEDN ESDAY, J UNE 17, 198 1, WHITBY FREE PRESS Whitby Free Press... ENTERTAIN MENT ....u'hth Barrýy Murkar SUN DAY & MON DAY NIGHT SPECIALS ROAST BEEF SPECIAL Yorkshire Pudding & Baked Potatoe Vegetables, Salad Bar or Soup, Pickle Tray. or Stuffed Cornish Hen Baked Potatoes, RoIls & Butter, Salad Bar or Soup, Pickle Tray. $7u95 Wednesday Night Ladies Special Junior New York & Filet Mignon Includes Baked Potato, Salad Bar or Soup, Rails & Butter, Plckle Tray. $7m95 'Le Dat STEAK HOUSE & TAVERN 110 DUN DAS STREET WEST 668-4377 *CINEMASHOWCASE RAIDERS 0F THE LOST ARK Warning - Some scenes may be frlghtening Ontario Theatre Board LI~lRIINMhL Weekdays - 7:00, 9:10 Sat. & Sun. - 2:30, 4:40, 6:50, 9:10 George Variety's "Sleuth"ý an excellent play An outstanding menu' to suit ail kincis of fathers! Relaxing, friendly surroundings and moderate prices. Share Father's Day with us! Our buf- fet wiII be served from 12 noon to 10 p.m. on Father's Day, Sunday, June 2lst. $5.50 per ÇŽ" person. THE WATERMILL Hw.12, N. of Manchester IU~ Y 985-3766 À There is a trend in Toronto these days that is becoming more and more popular with live theatre goers, and that is the dinner theatre. Last Saturday the father and son teamn, Barry and Hayward Morse, took their final curtain caîl after playxng since May 5 in Sleuth, the comedy thriller at the Variety Theatre in Toronto. The senior Mr. Morse has long been established as one of Canada's foremost ac- tors, both on stage, television and movies. He is also a well-known face on a TV commer- cial for an express card company. Hayward Morse, the son, got his theatrical training in England, one of the best acting schools of the art in the world. He also has played in television and movies, as well as live theatres. The Variety Theatre has enjoyed full houses night after night since the Morse team opened early last month. The play has been described by those who saw it as excellent, wonderful, superb and thoroughly enjoyable. The Sleuth, a comedy thriller, was written by Anthony Shaffer, direc-' ted by Victor Lucas, and produced by Michael Ayoub and Larry Dykun. Clives Barne of the New York Times described it as the best thriller he had ever seen. Dinner theatre is something new in this country and because of the success of it, is springing up ail over Toronto. People. enjoy the fact that they can sit a 'nd have cinner, then be entertained right at their table. The Variety Dinner Theatre offers a menu that will appeal to every taste. The food is well prepared and is a delight for those having a special night out. Everyone attending the theatre is assured of a good seat, no matter where they are sitting, and the chairs are com- fortable, ail of which in- sures an evening of the very best in entertain- ment and dining. With Carone and The Capris ciem 2 2-36 ~HIST0IRY0F THE WORLD PART I Warning - Some materlal may be off ensive Ontario Theatre Boardi Woekdays - 7:05, 9:05 U.St. & Sun. - 2:45,4:45,7:00,9:05 HELD OVER Weekdays - 7:05, 9:05 Ut. & Sun 2:45, 4:45. 7:00, 9:05 =L:4 L Wed. -Sot. 8:e30 p.m. THE WHOLE FAMILY WELCOME Special Fiesta Meals!1 Lasanga $3.25 Ravioli $3.40 "For Entertainment" 33 Simcoe St. S. NO COVER I' Salutes Fiesta Week, I Mur- i 1 v 9 CI