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Page 18, Whtby Free Press, Wednesday, (coe 2,1~ Whitby Courthouse Theatre (WCT) opens its 1994-95 season with 'The Lark,' by Jean Anouilh, a powerful, compelling story of Joan of Arc and lier trial as a j aaly I=- Dundas St.u.IE l oI f. I sfor es Cstme!! the hdlfer &x th~e hall I1ttLtd. Pub & Restaurant Mey$ý ., Whtb Saturday, Oct. 29th Man. U.T.D. vs. Newcastle Live 11:00 arn by Satellite $5.00 adm. - $4.00 breakfast TuesdayNih WINGS 100o Sun day, cOct. 3Oth - 3: 00 pmn Secod Show Added MAXIE & MITCH VhaI Spark Presents Cover ' Join us for Whitby's most wicked Haloween part. riday, Oct. 28111 - 9 pm ~i with AWKWARD SILENCE.~* Prizes for best costume. jo nofommunity thnss 1eatro-tgnd heretic. It je set in the year 1430 when Joan, a simple peasant girl inspired by divine voices that only she can hear, leads a weary French armny through a series of unexpected victories against the powerful English. The 'voices' exhort Joan te help the Dauphin, Charles, who, because of the English dlaim te the throne of France, has not yet been crowned king. Joan succeeds in convincing Charles thaýt she has a divine mission teWsvpFrance which resuits in lÉer 1 ading a French army in a decisive victery over the English. Later, Joan is captuared by ýhe enemy and facing trial for heresy and sorcery. ~e charges are wearing a masculine dress and for believing she le directly responsible te Cix! rather than to the Roman Catholic Church. The trial and re-enactment of the incidents are the main elements of what makes ' The Lark' a powerful story. This type of play, with its large cast and authentic costumning, presents a tremendous challenge te a community threatre group. IYArcy Smyth, a veteran of BUFFET PRICE LUNCH (adult only) Mon.-Fri S 6.75 Sat., Sun., & Holiday S 9.75 DINNER . Mon.-Thurs. S10.75 Fri. Sat. Sun. & Hol. S14.75 Children 11 & Under 1/2 price Children 1-4 S 2.Ã"O Seniors 10% Discoupýj on, je director. Producer is Claude Lavoie. Laura LeBreton plays the part of Joan; Charles, the Dauphin is played by Chris Stradeeki. These two central figures are joined by a strong supporting cast which includes Daniel Wyse, Bryan Stanish, Jack Diamond, Margery Bird, Mike Woolner, Gary Hatton, Leonard Henderson, Robin Bouwhuis, Phil Pizak, Cheryl Marek, Jenn Boston, Kelly Denomme, Jim Ferr, Michael Roantree, Jim Allison, Bert Heaver, Ted Webb, Glen Hicks, Mark Briard,, Sheila Jones, Ava Stevenson and Peter Thrasher. The crew includes assistant producer Lamie Rosen, stage manager Claude Lavoie, set and lighting designer Deb Smith, lihtng crew memnbers Steven Lavoje, Paul Vanier and Claude Lavoie, sound crew members Jim Ferr and Monique Essegern, original music by Myra White. costume design by Ava Stevenson, props by Retta Reilly and Joy Brown, set construction by Don Davis, Archie Hubert and D'Arcy Smyth. 'The Lark' opens Nov. 10 for a three-weekend run, closing Nov. 26 at the Centennial Building, 416 Centre St. S., Whiitby.. Tickets and further information are available at Lafontaine Trading, 106 Dundas St. W., Whitby, near the four corners (43Q-3774). Spooky fun Spooky Fun Nights began Oct. 22 at Cullen Gardons and con- tinue until Oct. 30. From 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., kids or* aduits in costume can follow a haunted trail throgh the 26-acre grounds and st p -at 10 locations along the way or different Hal- loween treats. Record show The Whitby Record Show will be held at Heydenshore Pavilion on Sunday, Oct. 30, il a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be about 50 dealers from alal over *Ontario. Door prizes include Olarion T-shirts and hats and a car audio system. Batman will also be at the show from 1 to 2 p.m. Admission is $3 (free for those under age 12). For * more information, cal Alex at 728-5369. Why do more people corne to CENTURY HOME VUDEO? ~(Any Video Rentai $1 .99 ~'Any 3 For $4.99 m9s s on - - ^ý 40%#%.t