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Countrystyle concert Members of the Eastview string orchestra played spirited version of Wildwood Flower complete with straw hats for their finale at the Eastview Music Departments spring concert at Georgian College Theatre Wednesday night Also perform ing at the concert were the Eastview Singers and the Eastview Concert Choir Among the songs per formed by the concert choir were three original compositions by Mary Jean Crawford Len Fligg and Val Trigger Examiner Photo entertainment Editor Stephen Gauer 7266537 Saxophonist plays with Central band Paul Brodie one of the most accomplished alto saxophone players in the world will ap pear as guest soloist with the Central Collegiate Band at its May 16 concert at the col legiate The concert is the last one in the 197879 Collegiate Concert Series Brodie has won world ac claim as soloist teacher and as leader of the Paul Brodie Saxophone Quartet Hes given more than 1000 performances in Paris London New York and throughout North America Time Magazine has praised his playing as beautiful sound like the human voice Brodie will perform five Phillips still fresh as Stratford opens STRATFORD Ont CP Preseason student matinee performances have begun for the 1979 Stratford Festival this year doing 13 productions run ning into early November It is supposed to be Robin Phillipss sabbatical year as ar tistic director but his mark is everywhere on the program This time last year was doing seven plays he said Now Im just doing one Loves Labours Lost and revival The Importance of Being Earnest dont think look just skin LYNN LANGFORI and bone the way used to look Phillips looks as fresh as the day he first stepped into the Festival Theatre succeeding Jean Gascon in 1974 The light ened work load this year has enabled him to begin next years season already starting to cast some roles This seasons blockbuster production is Shakespeares Richard 11 Nicholas Pennell Stephen Russell and Frank Maraden play King Richard on rotating basis with Rod Beat tie Craig Dudley and the Czech PETER MIKA actor Jan Triska as Boling broke Zoe Caldwell Australian ac tress and international star is directing the three Richards in production prepared by Phil lips and introducing what may become new style of playing Shakespeare year ago Phillips talked of searching for new advance in classical theatre He was inter ested in drawing from the lyr icism of Japanese Noh theatre and that seems to be the object in Richard II The stage set is stark the sets minimal con LINDA MIKA Ten local music students win festival scholarships Ten music students from the Barrie area have won scholarships at the 2lst an nual Orillia Kiwanis Music Festival The winners were announc ed Wedneday night during the Festival of Stars concert at the Orillia Opera House Lynn Langford 16year old Central Collegiate stu dent won two scholarships $50 piano scholarship and $25 scholarship for wood winds Miss Langford won in the music festival Timothy Lee of Barrie and Peter Mika of Stroud also won $50 piano scholar ships Four students won $25 scholarships for piano Michelle Harper of Midhurst Rachel Keung of Barrie Lin da Mika of Stroud and Todd Sinclair of Churchill Instrumental scholarship winners included Mike Bax ter of Painswick who won $25 for harmonica for woodwinds and Jamie Warrington of Barrie who won $25 scholarship for euphonium The Festival of Stars con cert featured crosssection of outstanding competitors from the twoweek music festival Representing the Barrie ara in the concert were Lynn Langford and Jody Evans who played woodwind duet Timothy Lee who played piano and centrating attention fully on the actors Four other women are direct ing productions this season Francis Hyland will direct Alan Scarfe in Shakespeares Othello Pam Brighton will di rect Federico Garcia Lorcas Yerma Kathryn Shaw recently appointed artistic director of Westcoast Actors in Vancouver will do Victoria all opening in August and Pamela Hawthorn will direct Shakespeares The Taming of the Shrew at the Third Stage in July Seven Shakespearean plays are being done including Henry IV Parts and II directed by Peter Moss USTINOV IN LEAD In October Peter Ustinov will come to the festival to play the lead in King Lear directed by Phillips running until the close of the festival Nov making it about the longest season the festival has had Phillips said that when he came here the 1100seat down town Avon Theatre was in dan ger of being closed But he re vitalized it by producing more and bigger productions there making it the equal of the 2300 CHINESE FOOD WANT QUICK SERVICE Try our hot fast delivery Free on orders over $900 in Barrie Free delivery limits 10 Discounton PickUp seat Festival Theatre in pres tige The Third Stage has been re opened for more intimate theatre and this year will see the first Shakespeare produced there The Taming of The Shrew The seasons official opening night is June when gala eve ning will be staged featuring the Grands Ballets Canadiens of Montreal SMORGASBORD Sunday May 13th Featuring Prime Rib of Beef Roast Turkey with Stuffing Glazed Ham PAUL BRODIE plays May 16 works for the concert including three accompanied by the Central Collegiate Band directed by Morley Calvert The band will play Passacaglia by Alfred Reed one of the groups most suc cessful works in recent years Performances of the Passacaglia won the Challenge Trophy at the Toronto Kiwanis Music Festival the Interna tional Trophy at the CNE and gold medal at the Kerkrade Holland music festival in 1974 Other works on the program include the first movement of Schuberts Unfinished Sym phony Spirit of Pageantry by Percy Fletcher an arrange ment of scottish songs medley of familiar Hollywood show tunes and selection of marches The concert starts at pm Wednesday in the Central Col legiate auditorium Tickets are available at the box office or by calling 7374240 Tickets are $4 for adults and $3 for students YOU COULD WIN Details in the Mail gemng CylIall Hwy 26 27 North LOFTS Igntucky filed alticken CK VR program looks at dolls Saturday at 630 pm the Faces of Small Places pro gram on CKVRTV explores the growing fascination adults have with dolls The program will inter view Doris Darrich of the Guelph Civic Museumwho is collector and antique doll expert Anne Preece of Bar rie who does ceramic anti que reproductions and repairs to doll cltohing and Ina Ritchie of Aurora wo oerates doll hospital doll museum and also makes dolls Also interviewed will be Karen Stovell of Stroud who makes apple dolls On May 19 CKVR will repeat the Faces of Small Places program on Eastview Secondary School too This mot huckctr ihickc youll gct kuij IltlyS and rwia mat the Pin arose 0n Mom whenyou treat her east Kentuck Chickeifi l3 Colonel Sandcrs boys and Otter good whilc supplies last choir The choir made up of 100 students under the direction of Dave Wittick has played throughout Canada and the United States bringing several honors to the school The show will focus on the choirs activities and why the Eastview choral program is one of the best in the pro vince On May 26 Faces of Small Places interviews Donald Beauchamp of Perkinsfield who raises Siberian huskies Beauchamp is member of NorDog Sledders Cana dian group that promotes dogsled racing The show will also inter view Harold Moeller of Hoe Doe Valley who aspires to be Canadas top knife maker GREGORY IECK AURENCE OLIVIER ifthey survivevvill we SNOWSATTIJHOLM lothcrs Dav Sunday May girls have special gift for hcrs When you pick up harrcl of Kentucky Fried for Mothch Day trcat cautiiul rosc pin for Mom Whit lickm innit CONTINENTAL Assorted Salads Assorted Cold Cuts per person per child under 12 Good chicken Store Location 35 BAYFIELD 5r BARRIE 0m in 7297220 DUCKWORYN PLAZA aAnmE out ya 7255710 45 ESSA no aAnwE ONT rEL 7202501 70 must sr COLLINGWOOD ONr VEL mm svxrs Cottmnwooo 5V5 MEAFOFID om YEL sis36H an KING sv MIDLAND our YEL 526 s52 MOSLH SUNNIUALE svs WASAGA aucn ow EL 429 23H Jody Mike 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