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Cw 1n the examlnor Friday Fob 16 1979 entertainment Displays to suit all interests at winter arts and crafts show By STEPHEN GAUER Of The Examiner The Barrie Art Club will be offering something for everyone in the Arts and rafts Winter Festival to be held Saturday and Sunday in con junction with the Barrie Winter Carnival More than 40 booths will be set up in the Downtown Centre 110 Dunlop St to display the work of local artists and craftsmen Heres just partial list of the arts and crafts that will be sold or demonstrated during the festival watercolor and oil paintings photography enamelling pottery em broidery macrame weaving crocliel and batik ceramics wotxlcarving quilting toys and handmade jewelry Georgian College will be demonstrating quiltiiiaking There will also be quilt draw during the twoday festival Admission to the festival is Show at Clarkson interprets Arctic By STEPHEN iAlER Of The Examiner Theres quiet and muted quality to the watercolor pairi tings arid pen and ink drawings by Pat Ilart on display at the Clarkson Hotel until the end of the month Miss Hart is the sixth artist to be featured in the current series of monthly art shows at the hotel and her work seems particularly wellsuited to the atmosphere of the Duffy Lounge its direct and ac cessible without being too sim ple or too obvious The sketches and paintings were done during trip to the Arctic in 1977 Miss Ilart has focused on Frobisher Bay and Clyde River small Inuit com munity on Baffin Island as the source material for her land scapes and outdoor scenes The drawings in the show have simplicity and direct ness thats very appealing Miss Hart uses pen and ink in relaxed and spontaneousway that brings scene whether its building harbor or distant view of the Arctic land scape to life with minimum of detail and shading These drawings illustrate without for cing too much detail on the viewer Youre drawn slowly in to the scene and as you pick up on smaller details the shape of building or the brief outline of an object in the foreground of the drawing the scene comes together in one balanced whole The way Miss Hart uses white space in these drawings sug gests the open spaces of Canadas north and the ob jects in her drawings float in this space with an imper manence that says something about life in the Arctic The five watercolor land scapes in the show 77 all scenes of Frobishcr Bay are less at tractive than the drawings Northern landscapes are not spectacular in these paintings We see mountains rocks sea and sky presented with softcnr ed colors and from similar ixrsixctive Two of the pain tings make more striking im pression because of freer ap proach to shape and form theyre landscapes that are abstracted slightly to em phasize the expanse of water and sky and the separating shapes of mountains in bet ween Taken as whole Miss llarts work in the show makes strange and distant place seem almost close and lainiliar She doesnt dramatize the unique qualities of the north instead she softens them slightly and makes them less remote As an artist she Inter prcts northern geography in way thats satisfying and reassuring Her work doesnt make you stand in awe of thc tiortli she manages to scale down the geography without reducing It to picture postcard prct mess showbiz Rock benefit NEW YURK tIgt Rock stars Patti Smith lodd ltun dgrcn Illue stcr tult and thc liavid Johansen Group have promised to sing at benefit con certs for thc rcfugccs stranded after fleeing their hoiiielands of Vietnam Laos and anibodia Two rock concerts at thc Ial ladiuin Theatre Friday night are expected to raise Stoooo for the lndochiiicsc refugees pro moters said while tapes of the concerts will be distributed to 246 radio stations across the forfurthcrfund raising Everyone involved realiycs its less traditional musical presentation ltundgrcn said lednesday in announcing the benefit dont think anyone coming to the concert can cs cape the reason tor it Receives award CAMBRIDGE Mass Alr Actress photographer aiidici trrgcn has received the en gravcd pudding pot and roses that go with being named lEini Woman of the Year by Harvard lnivcrsitys llasly ludding lub Not bad for vcnlriloquists daughter who got two on her tollcgt lloard exams said Ms litrgcn after receiving tltr award on Tuesday Ms licrgcn daughter of lid gar IScrgrn is the gum tttlplttll of the award by the the oldest thespian organization in thc Initcd States The honor be stowed for great artistic skills and feminine qualities has gone to such names as Kalli ariiic llcpburii Laurin liacall Liza Minnelli Jane loiida Elizabeth Taylor ltctlc Midlcr Faye Iiiinaway and Beverly Sills Draws Superman WESlltiltl onn tAli urt Swans children always took his job for granted but their friends found it hard to CHINESE FOOD WANTQUICK SERVICE Try our bot fast delivery Free on orders over $9 00 in Barrie Free delivery limits l0°° Discount on Pick Up Orders Over $9 00 Phone 728881 405 BAYFIELD sr BARRIE bclicvc he drew Superman comics The gtlllijttl of What does oltt lather do would come up and the other children would challenge my children and would say No he docs not tiltl Swan who has been draw ing Superman for lictectivc tomics for Jo years Swan in telephone intcr View Tuesday said his children did iiol consider his jtil any thing unique marvel of stupendous filmmaking movie extravaganza This one Will outgross them all This enchanting AM munchimam free and Frenchstyle food will be vailable The Childrens Art nex of the Barrie Public Library will be presenting their Merlins avc exhibit in the Downtown Centre The arts and crafts festival will be open Saturay and Sun day from 10 am to pm Dont miss this chance to see the wide range of arts and crafts created by people in the Barrie area it Interested in getting involved in amateur theatre The Lit tles llill Players liairies amateur theatre company are holding auditions next week for Present Laughter the Noel oward comedy to be perform ed at Georgian College Theatre in June The auditions will be held Monday and Tuesday in the entral tollegiate theatre arts room from to ti pm Eleven performing roles will be cast for the play The Littles IIill Players are also looking for people to work in the backstage and technical crews of Present Laughter St Andrews Presbyterian Church located at the corner of Owen and Worsley Streets presents concert by the liar rie Boys hoiiz conducted by Barbara Mcanii Sunday at Tzilo The choir Wlll sing music from Joseph and the Amazing Iechnicolor Ilrcamcoal by drew Webber and Tim Kltt llll composers of Jesus tlirist Superstar and selections from The Sound of Music Tickets for thc concctl are at thedoor The Wellington llotcl should be rocking with cxcitcnicnt next week when Vircless lorontorbascd rock band returns to the hotel for four day stay Monday through to Thursday The last tinn Airelcss played at lllc Well iiigtoii thcy packed the downstairs bar during oiic night iwrlorinancc The band Michael trawtord on guitar and vocals Allan Marshall on bass and vocals Steve lcliii ray on guitar and Marty Morn on drums and vocals liic new album otit called IUtlt lv IlltIllttll Relatively Silllt Career builds Actor Christopher Walken shown here during visit to Hollywood while making personal ap pearances for his movie The Deer Hunter says he was lucky to get the part After l5 years op pearing in stage performances his career is taking leap with his role in the film as he plays mill town youth who disappears into the dope world of Vietnam AP Photo ltllttiNlti ll lhc tioiial ltallct ot taiiada saw gala pcrtoriiiaiicc ll lic chlt lctiltt MdiiiwLiy lcituring principal ilaiicci Frank Augustyn Verona ii liniiaiil lcici Scliaiitus Karcti Kain lirv lago and Vancssa lliiwood lcs Nylpliidcs pcrlorincd iii llic first half ot lllt program wliilc the second halt ltttlllltll louipasilcdim E=COlEIlA DENTIIRE THERAPY ClINIC Complete Denture Services 726472 149A DUNlOP ST IARRIE MEMBER DENTU RIST SOCIETY IMPERIAL Wilt5V locmnmndod AI tilm will sweep you away into world of unparalleled entertainment REX REEDN DAILYNEWS vim mg IMPERIAL Alum Student $300 than $125 No pouu accepted GHQ man cast lingering spell of awe and wonder of magical innocence overcoming evil of simple courage conquering fear he gave us the legend that will live forever in our minds JRR Tolkien triumphed with the perception that single dream is more powerful than thousand realities Come to MlddlCCalill world beyond the furthest reaches of your imagination mass entertainment of high class and energy major feat in lilmmaking JACK KROLL NEWSWEEK ALEXANDER SALKIND mums MARLON BRANDDGENE NACKMANIm RICHARD DDNNER FILM SUPERMAN canisrornm nerve um DEATHJACKIE coortngcteuxronoincvon HOWARD MAnGor KIDDER warms mam mm sanLiimmcr summinus rmernsusmmu vomt Sim Ii MARIO PUZO scutmvuv in MARIO PUIO DAVID NEWMANLESLIE NEWMAN AND ROBERT EENION ltllltll iotltrcy Ilic Globe and Mail said lllt corp was ii iinc lliiid form in sulphides iiid lotiiianccs lfIt liltllililtlilt lllt lion ltll1tilt pas ll lircn Kain and lrink RilliA TIIEATRES tIlIlt llial lciiiiaiit especially tiil and IltH Continuation of Roots saga produces brilliant televis HOLLYWOOD AP The muchheralded Roots The Next Generations is here at last and easily overcomes thejinx that plagues so many sequels Itoots made TV history two years ago as the most watched series of all time won nine Emmys and Peabody Award The sequel if not masterpiece is brilliant television The show crackles with an excitement from blend of superior performances direction writing and technical virtuosity that is rarely achieved on tele vision The 14hour continuation of the saga of Alex Haleys family begins on Altt television Sunday and continues in twohour episodes each night of the week through Friday The concluding chapter airs the followingSunday The first episode takes up the story after the dcsccnr dants of Kunta Kiiitc freed lroin slavery had packed tlicir meager belongings and set out for new life iii lIiiiiiiiig lcnn In the final episode llalcy makes the 12year search for his roots that climaxes with his discovery of the link to Kunta Kinte in Africa The series opens in lititz 12 ycars alter the original ltools ended lllacksinitli lotn Ilar vcy with his wile licnc is llciinings leading black cilicn hickcn icorgc now scnilc and cranky is soon to dic SIIliWSIJVK llic opening chapter tclls two overlapping Sliillts National Ballet performance praised Augustyn wcrc elegant but sccined subdued and joylcss itxlfrcysaid llic cxccipl lroiii Letorsairc appeared tailor made for the italling liraura skills of Peter Schaufuss and his partncr oclla lontois star of the Paris ipcra llallil Youll never close your eyes again IImMMINDID AS mutt nmtmmmtn Itoluit ll Solo Production of lliilip Kaufman Film Invasion oltlic llody Hiiatclicts lloiialtl Sutliciland llrookc Adanis IAOllttIKI Nimoy iltll IitiltIIIIlIIII eownrlzn by wt nitinn ii Tom ow refusal daughter Elizabeth to marry light skinned black because of his bitter memories tacit approval of the face of white opposition of the mar school teacher to the son of Ilene nings leading white citizen Tom was stern deter man Harveys his and his riagc black mined faults Stanford Lynne Moody as lrcne are actors cast with said actor George Brown rid only original from hickcn at the Points Vcroiiica tartwriglit lllt Howl lhe Ilody Snatchers by Jack Iinney ltoiliicitl liv llobctt II Solo Dincrud by Philip Kaufman VEST ls George Standford Brown left and Avon Long star as Tom Harvey and his father Chicken George in the opening episode of Roots The Next Genera tion to be shown Sunday on ABCTV George played by Ben Vereen in Roots is portrayed this time by Avon Long Henry Fonda plays Col Frederick Warner livia de Havilland is his wife and Richard Thomas is Jim the son they disown when he marries the black teacher Carrie played by Fay Hauser Even in the first chapter direct link to Haley is estab lished His first teacher was Sister Carrie and young Warner became the beloved Uncle Jim of his youth Barrie 7282445 IMPERIAL CINEMACENTRE 7233440 They couldnt have celebrated happier anniversaries if they were married to each other The Mimi It comma Itestltls Ellen Burstyn Alan Alda mmm norm Remand AI it Entertainment ion Elizabeth becomes Aunt Liz one of the first to tell Haley of the old African Kunta Kinte Ernest Konoy who won an Emmy for Roots wrote the outline chapters Other writers were Sydney to ford McGreevey based and four Thad John scrip additional stories from Roots material from Haleys upcoming book Search and from 800 pages of notes provided by the author tithe Wellington £30021 IS PROUD TO PRESENT IN CONCERT Glass nd The were omo DE LAURENltlS presents AMICHAEL CRICHION FILM starring SEAN DDNAlD DDNNERY SUTHERLAND and lESlEYANNE DDWN JOHN FOREMAN PRODUCIION igg $0357