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entertainment Editor Stephen Gauer7266537 New comedy by Yates is winner all the way By STEPHEN GALER Of The Examiner Breaking Away the new Peter Yates film currently playing at the Bayfield Mall takes sympathetic look at the lives of four young men whove finished high school in Bloom ington Indiana but arent go ing on to university That makes them cutters local slang for the students who dont have the money or the brains to continue their education David one of the cutters becomes the reluctant hero of the film He cant find job and his fathers convinced hes too stupid to ever make anything of his life Davids so obsessed with 10speed bicycle racing that he turns the Italians the best at the sport into romantic model for his own life He carries this so far he starts to speak Italian and sing operatic arias He even renames the family cat Fellini David is so caught up in the romance and excitement of the sport that he starts to think he really isltalian FALLS IN LOVE And when he falls in love with young Texan coed he uses his Italian personality to win her love Shes fascinated by his romantic courtship hes swept away by the fact that univer sity student will have anything to do with him David and his friends are vic tims of society that places so much value on university degree that it cant recognize the value of the contributions they can make The cutters are nice kids whore constantly humiliated and put down by the university students even when theyre hopelessly out numbered in fight or challenged to swimming race they cant possibly win the cut notebook CBC shows enter Emmies every monday OThe Barrie YMYWCA holds its allmembers night beginning at 730 pm The evening will include program demonstrations and an update on the Ys affairs oTottenham Lions Bingo at 730 pm in the Tottenham Community Centre $250 jackpot must go each week early birds sharethewealth rolling $200 jackpot consolation of $50 goes OBingo at pm at the Canadian Legion Branch 147 St Vincent Street and Cundles Road Barrie Jackpot $500 con soltion $100 OIhe Simcoe County Chess Club meets from 630 to 10 pm in the Barrie Public Library New members are welcome OThe Childrens Annex of the Barrie Public Library holds French hour for preschoolers from to pm every tuesday OIhe Gryphon Theatre Foundation and Guild hold their annual dinner meeting at Georgian College Bar opens at 630 pm dinner starts at 730 pm Tickets are 310 call 7284613 Membership will be sold at the door Euchre at the Bell Ewart Community Centre at pm 5050 draw will also be held oThe GetTogether Club of Barric will meet at 130 pm at the ANAF Club New members are welcome Blighty Bingo at the Wyevale Orange Centre at pm oThe Stroud Senior Citzens meet at 130 pm in the Stroud Complex oThe Belle Ewart Euchre Club plays at pm in the Belle Ewart Community Hall For more information call Dave Davidson at 4562357 OIhe Canadian Calorie Counters meet at pm at St Marys Separate School on Codrington Street For more in formation call Edna Leighton 7284700 0A preschool story hour is held at the Childrens Annex of the Barrie Public Library from 10 to 11 am every Tues day and Wednesday No registration is required oThc Duplicate Bridge Club meets every Tuesday at pm at the YMYWCA Everyone is welcome For partners call 7374400 Olhe Mello Blends practise every Tuesday at 730pm at Oaklcy Park School Grove and Davidson Streets Women interested in joining the chorus are invited to attend every wednesday OIhe Collier Strcct Lnitcd Church holds their 1970 Fowl Supper with sittings at 330 pm and pm Tickets are $450 for adults and $2 for children call 7207010 or 7288065 oCatholic Womens Thrift Shop at Canadian Forces Base Borden is open from to 830 pm Location is Building P2 North side between the chapels For further information call 4240703 Meetings held every Wednesday for TOPS ITakc Off Pounds Scnsiblyi nonprofit weightwatcheis organiza tion llic mcctings are licld at Gotxlfcllow Public School in lcona Beach for more information call Josie at 4303770 oThc Barrie Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America meets at pm in Monsignor Clair School on Ciindlcs Road east of St Vincent Men interested in joining the chorus are welcome to attend Orts and crafts are sold by Barrie residents from 12 to pm at the Farmers Market on Mulcastcr Street Olhc Friendship Club of Barrie meets every Wettncsdya at 130 pm at St Georges Anglican llall OIIic Kempenfclt Chapter of tlic IODE holds an autumn coffee party from 10 to pm at the Collier tinited Church Fellowship Hall There will be bake table and treasure and craft tablc Admission is $1 per person every thursday ollic Barrie and District unit of the Canadian Cancer Society holds its annual dinner mccting at the Continental Inn Gucst spcakcr will be Fred Sganibati Social hour starts at it with the dinner to follow at pm OIhc Cookstow lrcSchool Play group niccts from to 11 am in the Cookstown Town Ilall oEuclirc at the Alliston Orange Hall Admission 75 cents lunch is provided OKinghts of Columbus bingo at 730 pm in the Legion Hall St Vincent Street and Candles Road Barrie Ollic Iluroma Numismatic Association meets at the Adult Rehabilitation Centre 175 Bayfield St Doors open at 730 pm and the meeting gets underway at This will be the first business meeting since June The National Theatre School ters defend their honor That notion of honor provides the exciting climax of the film The university students are pit ted against the cutters in marathon bicycle race David and his friends enter as team and win proving to the town to Davids parents and most im portantly to themselves that theyre just as good as the university jocks who cruise around town in expensive sports cars LSES OM EDY Breaking Away is the kind of film that uses comedy to put across its ideas and this light handed approach that keeps the film from turning into ser mon The films viewpoint is strictly on the side of the cut ters but thats necessary to draw us into the particular pro blems they face Yates direction throughout the film is wellpaced and unob trusive The film moves with the easy grace of road racer Watching the race sequences you get an idea of what attracts David to the sport And watching Breaking Away you get an idea of how deftly an American director can handle the theme of class conflict Breaking Away is mostly about growing up in America its also about winn ing and losing and how young people deal with the conflicting expectations of the society they live in Best of all its film about real people with cast of unknowns whose performances are convincing from start to finish Important painter examined OTTAWA tCPl Artists can survive depression well enough because they have learned to live with it even in times of economic prosperity 0nce an artist has sold painting higher prices mean nothing to him or to his art but seeing his work move from one owner to another He makes nothing on the deal These and other hard truths about an artists life are from the voluminous and sometimes sardonic writings of one of Canadas foremost painters of the earlier days of this century David Milne who died in 1953 after long career much of it spent in solitude Path of His Own is new hourlong documentary on Milnes life produced and directed by Paul Caulfield and written and narrated by Pat Patterson in which Milne is played by actor Les Carlson It was given its first public showing Thursday night at the National Gallery and will be broadcast Oct 31 by the CBCTV network before going into art gallery and school film libraries as the record of man who carved out his own niche in Canadian art Milne was near contem porary of Emily Carr and Le Maine FitzGerald much in fluenced by the Group of Seven but an artist who did not join the group because of its strong nationalist viewpoint Milne believed firmly that art is bas ed on universal not national principles NOW WORTH TIIOLSANIS Born near Lake Huron at Paisley Ont and student of art in New York Milne enlisted in the Canadian Army and was an official artist in the First World War But he spent most of his life more than 50 years living in rural New York and Ontario hamlets or cabins alone in the bush developing distinctive style natural obstacle in his lone ly life was that he was far from any market for his art and had virtually no income from it un til he offered 1000 paintings to Vincent Massey at $5 each Massey wealthy scion of the farm implement manufacturer who later became the first Canadianborn governor general bought 300 LITTLE JOES PUTS Dance troupe to perform Entresix modern dance ensemble from Mon treal performs tonight at Georgian College Theatre in the first concert of the I97980 Barrie Concert Association series Future concerts in the Plays paralytic Mary plans Broad NEW YORK AP In 1966 Mary Tyler Moore fresh from TV stardom as Dick Van Dykes wife in his CBS situation comedy planned to make her Broadway debut in musical version of Breakfast at Tif fanys She was to play highstepping Holly Golightly in the show produced by David Merrick But the epic died after four preview performances So she returned to television and more fame Next February though she finally will make her Broadway debut But there will be no high stepping She will lie in hospital bed playing paralytic moving only her head eyebrows and mouth Whose Life Is It Anyway is the show It has been hit on Broadway since it opened last April Her impending arrival in it has caused some publicity no doubt because she will succeed man Tom Conti had no idea the move was going to garner this much at tention she says thought Id ease on in when Tom left and nobody would be the wiser The play by Englands Brian Clark is about jokecracking young British sculptor who paralyzed from injuries suf fered in car crash lies helplessly in London hospital pleading for the right to die in dignity Contis acting won him Broadways coveted Tony award But he is leaving the play to direct new drama by Frank Gilroy His final Whose Life performance is Oct 27 Then the play will shut down until Miss Moores February arrival AGENT ALLED The Emmywinning actress says she got the part month ago when the plays producer looking for Contis replace ment called her agent to discuss various actors for the starring role My agent in an absolutely inspiring moment said Hey what about Mary Tyler Moore And Manny just jumped at it because he said when he first saw the play in England he thought then itd work for either man or woman didnt commit to it until after we went to see it But had read it was well aware of the impact it made on Broad way and thought it was an ex citing unusual challenge Extensive script changes are being made of course Contis sympathetic doctor now played by Jean Marsh of Upstairs Downstairs fame is being rewritten for man The role of his attorney now played by Edmund Genest is being rewritten for woman as the doctor has bit of romance with the lawyer in the Show series will feature The Dalart Trio The Cleveland State Chorale and Hagood Hardy and his or chestra Curtain time tonight is 8pm way debut Mary Tyler Moore attracting attention Now rolling into the 805 Their music is now and so is their name Emerging on the music scene from Midsong In ternational Records The Now an aspiring new group is hop ing to be one of the chart grabbing bands of the eighties Known as power pop rock band The Now and its four members Jeff Lennon on bass Bobby Ore on lead guitar Robin Dee on drums and Mamie Francis on keyboards the only female member of the band have recaptured the pop sound and packaged it into an updated and more potent IMPERIAL CINEMA CENTRE 7283440 Unequivocally the most terrifying movie Ive ever seen mu annr EVERY BABYSITTERS NIGHTMARE NOW PLAYING IIHIIAI 07 Til 07 IIIII mi rii II iii imamm min MIHIN sums lumu no man IIARI iiitRNiM AROI KAN COLLEEN biwriUitsl WHEN STRANGER CALLS Iut Illl IltIDtlfll Illl mm nun BECOMES REAL WHEN STRANGER tMlIV lthl lllIlIM HON than IONY BIC kl rlvudulvn MIIINIIII Iiltll slow in miiirnhslnl Hal AnlellHAllU IrmlwtdbvlllltJ lurwmasllu lin Iklnlrdhylllllhfl IUN contemporary form than that of the 60s In between signing autographs for admiring fans Lennon tall imposing figure with green streak down the lefthand side of his blond Rod Stewartlike shag commented on the bands marketability think well have an appeal because were androgynous having characteristics of both sexes and he adds guess you could describe our music as sophisticated degeneracy of the eighties And Mamie in similar hairstyle but with red streak down the right hand side was quick to add ur sound is fusion of rock roll and the future thought that Mid song Records is hoping time will prove to be true Playing tight now for year and half the band writes their own music and lyrics along with thir producer Bobby Orlando who they credit with pulling the group together The Now was influenced by the rock roll bands of the sixties especially the Beatles and the Yardbirds tit examiner Monday Oct 22 1979 11gt New Yorkers cool to Canadian piece NEW YORK CPI Con ductor Mario Bernardi of the Ottawabased National Arts Centre Orchestra brought to Carnegie Hall on Friday night new Canadian work that was more strange than brilliant Bernardi may feel Delta triple concerto written by coin poser Michael Colgrass is real crowd pleaser This time howcvci it did not really fly with the New York audience Dclta does have momcnts of brilliance and melodies that are delightful But there are so many wcird sounds coming out ot nowhere that after while oitc begins to wonder where the Delta express is going to stop The work is so new and inod crii it probably will take while to adjust to its mixture of per cussion violin and clarinet sounds helped by the carefully nurtured music of the orches tra GREATER RESPONSE The hall responded more to the performance of guest soloist Kyungwha Chung South Korean violinist The audience of about 2000 was treated to vibrant and tender effort by Miss Chung performing Mendelssohns Vio lin Concerto in Minor The 46member orchestra celebrating its 10th an nivcrsary featured Delta as intergral part of its twohour program But the orchestras performance of Haydens Symphony in Major was better effort and one that was more appreciated EUSTOM INSTALLATION OF ANY MAKE CAR STEREO OR CB BY PROFESSIONAL INSTALLERS WITH YEARS EXPERIENCE Authorized Dealer for Craig Audiovox DUNLOP ST WEST UNIT BARRIE ONT LAM 4S4 GARY AITKEN 705 7374873 PENETANG DISCO DANCE CONTEST Every Monday night starting Oct Ist pm 12 pm PRIZES EACH NIGHT Winner will represent the Commodore Hotel at HARBOUR CASTLE INN TORONTO AMPLE FREE PARKING mIvi WINNERS WWIHumqil unsung4 MINTI Its five mics coming at 30000 mpl wmymmmwmlflel MINI hunts tilt llIlRIIE tltlllt IlllU SII Illl lllll SIIIYI limlllllnl Sillillllllil Illlllllllllllll Imlulailill IIIIIIIIIIII Itllllllllillilll llIlIllllIIflllIllIIIIIlllflllfllillll 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