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Barrie Examiner, 5 Nov 1976, p. 21

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9Davtd Susskind tiOnedin Line zMovie The Night of The iguana l2105 Peter Marshall 1230 4wMod Squad 130 Zr With This Ring hit Sunday SurprLst 205 News Fiddler on the Roof is MA presen ta tion The Orillin Opera House will pm each night and tickets are be the setting for the Mariposa $450and $4 Arts Theatre presentation of The box office WI be open Fiddler on the Roof Nov 1113 Monday to Friday from toil1 pm and Saturday from 10 am The musical by Brock and t0 pm Box office phone Harnick will be staged at 830 number $325722 1820 and 2527 Out for rest of year with throat ailment NASHVILLE Tenn AP Dolly Parton recently named top female vocalist by the Country Music Association for the second straight year has severe throat condition and has been forbidden to sing for the rest of the year her record company says Miss Parton 30 has cancelled all concert ap pearances until next year ltCA records said Tuesday Earlier this year Miss lar ton was forced to cancel ap pearances between midJune and Oct because of exhaus tion BAKERSFIELD Calif AP Country music Merle Haggard is somcu bet ween Arizona and Lo iiigelcs resting up from too much stress and pressure on the road his manager says Hed been on tour for three weeks and guess it just got too much for him manager Fuzzy Owen said lucsday when asked here about the Singers disappearance Hes been undcrquitc strain Haggard did not appear for weekend concerts in Denver and Salt Lake City and spokesman for Haggards liib in ltcno said Haggard called the hotel late Sunday to canch an engagement which was to have begun Monday wcn estimated Haggard will resume his performance schee dulc in three or four weeks Totie now weighs 117 BEVERLY HILLS Calif AP Can famous comedi cnne get laughs with routine about having her leg amv putatcd and spending seven months in hospital bed Yes if shes Totic Fields The 47yearold performer met the press Wednesday her first public appearance since circulatory problem coni plicatcd by phlcbitis forced re moval of her left leg last spring By MURIEL LEEPER Romeo and Juliet perha the most popular of all te ballets in the repertoire of The National Ballet of Canada opens the gala 25th An niversary Season of the com pany John Crankos Romeo and Juliet has become celebrated for its sheer beauty and dramatic sense of theatre Five performances of this ballet which reaches its audiences hearts due to its sen sitive approach to the famous love story of all ages will begin on Friday November 12 and includes two matinee per formances at OKeefe Centre The second fulllength ballet will be the sparkling and beguiling country love story La Fille Mal Gardee The premiere performance of the new ballet with choreography by Frederick Ashton begins Wednesday November 17 and concludes on the 20th On opening night the founder of The National Ballet Celia Franca will dance the role of Lady Capulet One of the rare times Miss Franca will be seen on stage Canadas foremost ballet company was founded in 1951 by trio of Toronto women determined to found ballet company that would bring as great honor to Canadians as Sadlers Wells Ballet did to the British Mrs Woods Mrs Whitehead and Mrs Mulquecn consulted with the illustrious founder of The Sadlers Wells Ninette Valois and unhesitatin ly chose Celia Franca to foun the Canadian company Celia Franca con temporary of Margot Fonteyn following her early education at the Guildhall School of Music in London joined The Sadlers Wells Ballet in 1941 She became their finest dramatic dancer She was an actress as well as dancer choreographer and ballet mistress the ideal per son to form ballet company She received tempting offch to work in Australia and South Africa but could not decide to cave London ii bcing brought to Canada In 1950 to view the anadian balltt sccnc Miss Frnnca was confronted with poor standards of dance training and an uneducated ballet audience Despite all this and an ap palling lack of finances Celia Franca was charmed by the dedication and willingness to work of many Canadians Franca was required to produce dance performances immediately The guild found it necessary to show tangible proofs of its efforts to create company Supporting members must continue to believe in the reality of Canadian company FROM OPPELIA So within six months of her arrival in Toronto Franca mounted excerpts from Cop pelia She danced the principal feminine roles herself and leaned heavily upon four Canadian dancers Lois Smith trained in Canada and the United States became personality across the country David Adam who had studied and danced with The Sadlers Wells the ln ternational Ballet and the Metropolitan Ballet was iii valuable Earl Kraul succeeded Adams as premier and Grant Strate from 1958 became assistant director Betty Oliphant the companys first ballet mistress became the Director of the National Ballet School With this nucleus Franca formed The National Ballet of Canada The ballet company gained expertise and status over the years The com ny toured and was acclaim ln ternational dancers and choreographers worked with the company George Crum Canadian musician has been Francas strong supporter through the years He has led the ballet or chestra from its beginnin and his arrangements 0f bal et scores have come into wide use in Canada and the US The National Ballet of Canada is distinctly Canadian But not by accident has this happened Franca and liphant carefully planned that the style of the unadian company be clean and pure avoiding man ncrisms that were undesirable They wanted company capable of maintaining the standards and techniques of the classical ballet repertoire and still be capable interpreting contemporary works Thitt today it can do so is an enor Its Tijuana Its Mexico Tijuana is fascinating name for many reasons shopping bargains entertainment exotic foods and beverages and ex cellent music Even for the visitor who does not want to spend one centavo it Mexico Hardly traveler to the San Diego area fails to make the lfiflllit sidetrip from down town San Diego to the llltttllit tioiinl boundary to cross into Mcxtco and tour thc tumour bordct community Tijuana is not typical Mex ican city it istoocloscton ma jor city of the United States and US currency is used along with Mexican But it offers typical attractions and many of the same customs ideas products activities and at mosphcrc found in the intcrior of Mexno As you visit Tijuana it is best to remember that this busy diversified city of haltlmillion residents is still foreign coun try with diffcrcnt laws that up ply to everyone including tourists llxpcct to see povctty too Although the lijuzmzi economy is among the best in Mtxlttt Latin Amcricnns most lU spcrous country many poor from Mexicos inttrior truvcl to Tijuana looking for improved futures along the border Downtown Tijuana is the sector mosl tourists vistt first Lociitcd in tht downtown irc sonic 0f the best restaurants and night clubs and most of the stores and shops of interest The main street vcnidu dc la ltcvolucion is one of the best The Barrie Examiner Friday November l9763A Romeo and Juliet opens season for Canadas national ballet mous tribute to the great direc tor Celia Franca Today the company is sup ported by Canada Council On tario Arts Council and the City of Toronto which has provided the company with its present home The company as Franco knows is barely past its infant phase Franco had not only to form and develop company but quite literally form and develop an audience Now ballet comes to the remote corners of this vast country The Canadian com pany tours annually spending several months on trains planes and buses brin ing its art to Canadians everyw ere Celia Franca arrived in Toronto beautiful dancer superb swanhilda and an ad mirable Giselle but she ceased performing in 1958 to devote herself exclusively to the com panys development The National Ballet of Canada was born and bred in the New World and is now win ning acclaim throughout the world Canadians owe deep debt of gratitude to Celia Fran ca Take moment to try Minolta mwumdfiondh Hun5 Mohamkwvctflonfrom MlnoltoCodt Mwlndodlonilrolt unto the crisp tool and tho floatation ThoncwCopot Lott shutter do It all Full known thoroughfares in tlic commune or manual world mien your choke Wlth Shops along Avcnida ltcvolu 50 mm L7 cion offcr womens imported WM cm fashions and some of the most mwm whom go clcgnnt pcasunt blouses im you uginziblc great variety of topcaliber traditional Mex ican apparcl is available in many of lijuanns stores in other sparkling shops you can find such treasures as Euro pcan clocks French crystal in all the great names perfumes jcwclry music boxes French lingerie and childrens clothes from Britain In recent years furntiurc has become bigsclling product in Tijuana Several stores offer excellent Mexican furniture fit to grace the best hacienda Other popular buys are hand woven wool bedspreads and rugs from Spain wroughtiron lamps bird cages cande labras and other products all well cxccutcd and moderately priccd Each Visitor including cliil drcn may rcturn to the US With up to $100 in tuxfret goods each month which should be declared to the HS ustoms officer at thc boidcr at actual pricc pnid fiiéTAhiRA shop Bayfiold Mull Amifundion 737312

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