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entertainment Same Time Next Year Opens tonight at college Tickets are still available for the Gryphon Theatre produc tion of Same Time Next Year which opens tonight at Georgian College Theatre Don Harmn and Catherine Mclmnon star as George and Doris two people who meet by chance at California motel and begin very unusual ex tramarital affairthey decide to continue the relationship by meeting one weekend year at the motel The six scenes in the play trace their changing attitudes to life and to each other from the time of their meeting in 1951 to the final farewell in 1975 Between scenes tapes of speeches songs and sports broadcasts are played to re create the social history of the three decades covered by the play $50 goes soltion$100 welcome 5050 draw will also be held Stroud Complex Davidson at 45672357 call 7374469 call 4240703 lunch is provided Shaw play was worth the wait NIAGARANTIIELAKE nt CPI It has taken 18 seasons for the Shaw Festival to grow big enough to produce George Bernard Shaws sati rical melodrama Captain Brassbounds Conversion The wait proved well worth it Thursday night cast of 30 led by Pat Gallo way Tony van Bridge Eric House and Peter Jobin some of them doubling in other roles to fill the roster of 42 required by the play was directed with wellcontrolled flare by Douglas Campbell the veteran actor now starring as The Great Detective on CBCTV And as finelytuned as all the performances were with few exceptions the highlight of the evening was the range of cos tumes designed by Astrid Jan son the stagefilliiig sets by Mi chael Eagan and topping all the lighting designed by Robert Thomson When the sun sets behind the hills of Morocco the warm glow seems real pastel pinks grace the sky and the stars come out When the next act opens in Moorish castle the sun casts shadows of iron candelabra on the plum blue and gold walls And when the sun shines ev eryone wilts with the heat PLAY LESS PREALIIY This is play of Shaws early years less preachy than his later works and good in troduction to his stage liter ature for anyone not familiar with Shaw The story is about an English judge Sir Howard Hallam played by Van Bridge and his sisterinlaw Lady Cicely Waynflete played by Miss lalr loway who travel to Morocco There they fall into the hands of band of outlaws led by Sir Howards longlost nephew Captain Brassbound notebook every naonday OTottenham Lions Bingo at 730 pm in the Tottcnham Community Centre $250 jackpot must go each week early birds sharethewealth rolling $21Mljackpot consolation of OBingo at pm at the Canadian Legion Branch 147 St Vincent Street and Cundles Road Barrie Jackpot $500 con OThe Simcoc County Chess Club meets from 630 to 10 pm in the Barrie Public Library New members are OThe Childrens Annex of the Barrie Public Library holds French hour for preschoolers from to pm every tuesday OEuchre at the Bell Ewart Community Centre at pm OThe GetTogether Club of Barrie will meet at 130 pm at the ANAI Club New members are welcome OBIighty Bingo at the Wycvale Orange Centre at pm OThe Stroud Senior Citzens meet at 130 pm in the OThe Belle Ewart Euchre lub plays at pm in the Belle Ewart Community Hall For more information call Dave OThe Canadian Caloric Counters meet at pm at St Marys Separate School on Codrington Street For more in formation call Flo Houghton at 7260592 0A preschool story hour is held at the Childrens Annex of the Barrie Public Library from 10 to 11 am every Tch day and Wednesday No registration is required OThc Duplicate Bridge Club meets every Tuesday at pm at the YMsYWCA Everyone is welcome For partners The Mcllo Blends practise every Tuesday at 730 pm at Oakley Park School Grove and Davidson Streets Women interested in joining the chorus are invited to attend every wednesday OCatbolic Womens Thrift Shop at Canadian Forces Bast Borden is open from to 830 pm Location is Building P2 North side between the chapels For further information OMectings are held every Wednesday for TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensiblyi nonprofit weightwatchers organiza tion The meetings are held at Goodfellow Public School in Alcona Reach for more information call Josie at 4303779 Olhe 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 Cundlcs Road east of St Vincent Men interested in joining the chorus are welcome to attend OAits and crafts are sold by Barrie residents from 12 to pm at the Farmers Market on MlllttlSlOl Street every thursday OThe Cookstown PrchchooI llay group meets from to 11 am in the Cookstown Town Hall Euchre at the Alliston Orange llall Admission 75 cents OKnights of Columbus bingo at 730 pm in the Legion Hall St Vincent Street and undles Road Barrie OThe Huronia Numismatic Association meets at the Adult Rehabilitation Centre 175 Bayfield St Doors open at 715 pm and the meeting gets underway at pm Same Time Next Year was the first theatrical play written by Bernard Slade and proved to be smash hit as soon as it opened on Broadway The play has since entertained audiences from coast to coast in Canada and the US In central Ontario alone three productions of the play are running this summer at the Gryphon Theatre in Bar rie at the Muskoka Summer Theatre in Gravenhurst and at the Arbor Theatre in Peter borough IIARRON Don Harron is best known for his character portrayal of Charlie Farquharson but his talents areas diverse as any ac tor on the North American stage or televisionranging from Hee Haw to Spring Thaw to Shakespearean productions at Stratford and in the US and Soilflood SMCOE CARPET UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS gWALL T0 WALL CARPETS °RUGS FURNITURE PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED Iorrios First Commercially Operated Truck Mounted Carpet Cleaning Unit 7284 761 Commercial Residential England Catherine McKinnon has been guest star on countless Canadian TV shows Shes had three national series of her ownone on CBC radio and two on TV Shes appeared in three musicals and starts work next month on her seventh album Curtain time tonight is 830 pm at the college theatre The play continues through to Saturday with matinees Wednesday and Thursday at pm Tickets are $7 and $550 and are available from the box office at the theatre the Bayfield Tickets Centre in the Bayfield Mall and from Sam the Record Man on Dunlop Street PLAY MOVES Followng its Barrie run the play move to Toronto to begin limited engagment at the Bayvie Playhouse on July 27 Tickets for the Toronto run went on sale Friday and are available at the Playhouse and at all BASS oulets Prices are $7 and $8 Tueday through Thurday and Sunday $8 and $9 Friday and Saturday The Gryphon Theatre con tinues its summer program in Barrie with Night Watch starr ing Tudi Wiggins and Dan Mac DOnald which runs July 30 to Aug The Au Pair Man starr ing Moya Fenwick and John Peters running Aug 13 to 18 and The Fantasticks starring John Evans whch runs Aug 27 toSept Langellas Dracula thrives By STEPHEN GAUER Of The Examiner Frank Langellas portrayal of Dracula carries such strong sexual overtones that he transforms the Transylvannian aristocrat into supercharged and supernatural Don Juan Previous draculas have ex ploited the violent or religious dimensions of the Bram Stoker horror storythe new film at the Imperial gives us monster whos so beautiful and sexy its easier to sympathize with his victims than with his enemies Langella played Dracula for 50 weeks on Broadway and he milks the role for every ounce of melodrama and passion The voice is deep rich and delicate all at onceLangella sounds like young James Mason with face so pretty and sensual its no wonder the ladies in the film Film rights on book won by Canadians TORONTO CP Two To ronto producers scooped the major studios when they bought the movie rights to one of the most popular novels on the bookstands The Matarese Circle by Robert Ludlum After 17 weeks on one North American bestseller list the last 15 as No Ludlums es pionage thriller has been sold to Mediavision Inc of Toronto for $650000 plus percentage of revenue beating out such giant production firms as Warner Bros and EMI Hollywood actress calls Canada home REGINA CP Margolyn Curtis wants to come home Tie 25yearold Hollywood ac tn ss and former Rose Bowl Quéen has roots in rural Sas katchewan She is Canadian by birth and Canadian at heart but is now United States citizen She has had numerous roles in mov ies and on television shows in the US Im very proud of my Cana dian background Ms Curtis says think feel and from what people tell me sound Canadian Im represented in Hollywood as Canadian and most people assume am one She is the daughter of Ole Johnson and the former Vivian MacLellan both born and raised in Kamsack 200 kilo metres northeast of Regina They met after the Second World War and married in Van couver where Margolyn was born In 1960 Johnson was transferred to California and took his family with him My folks became US citi zens and at that time there was law enabling them to take out American citizenship for their underage children if they wanted to Ms Curtis said in recent interview Mom and Dad thought it would be beneficial for us so they did Aside from emotional rea sons want my Canadian citi zenship so can work in the country think its shame that cant work in my home land If could Id probably moveback MATINEES DAILY AT 130 PM NIGHT SHOWS AT WEST ST 3266542 From the Plodm er of National Lampoons ANIMAL HOUSE BILL MURRAY Foul Play ALSO ALL NALF IAG IKlm III II IMO DI TO PINNYATDN AT IO 07 ADUII iNIiRlAINMINl OYmendpj But she has found the Cana dian citizenship is not there just for the asking Ive formally petitioned the Canadian registrar of citizen ship to ask about regaining my citizenship got letter back saying Id have to establish my residence in Canada for at least six months before could apply Ive hired lawyer to look into my case Her aunt and uncle who live in Regina have offered to let her stay with them long enough to qualify for citizenship She is considering the offer Her selection as queen of the 1972 Tournament of Roses Pa rade caused some surprise At Pasedena City College she began acting and from there it was short distance to the queens throne Ms Curtis said It was to tal fluke that got to be Rose Queen The Rose Queen is sup posed to be an allAmerican girl thing When they found out that wasnt American by birth there were some sur prised faces Presented in the intent of good Canadian Munc by the Home ayceer Saturday july 28 500 pm MOLSONS PARK BARRIE ONTAR I0 IIIIIIMII 7269944 AT 7I5 9I5 EVERY SUMMER THE CREAM OF AMERICAN YOUTH GOES TO SUMMER CAMP AND THE REST GO TO CAMP NORIHSTAR IIIII IIIJIIIIII IIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIS SIIIIHING IIIHIII IIKIII tilt IIIIBH RUSS lllllllll IIISIIIII IIIBIII Still Iflfllllll Ill IIIlIIlIllIltlllG tHlItS IIIIIPIIII Illllllll littlth lllllllllli IIIIIIII tlIIl tllllllllllllllti Plllllllttl IIIIIII Bllllllllti IIIISIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIISIIIII 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Lucy are forced tr battle her father her fiance and the father of Draculas first English victim Its the classic struggle bet ween the forces of good and evilwith garlic bulbs wooden spears and crucifixes used as weapons aginst Draculas supernatural powers The Darcula story has in We Buy Sell and Trade New and Used Books ADAM BOOKS Inc 14 Dunlop St Ill EITEIIAMIEIT spired more than 100 films since the first silent featureNosferatu the Vam pirewas released in 1922 But the new Dracula is too sophisticated charming and sexy to frighten uswas hard as Langella tries he never creates the kind of satanic menace that Bela Lugosi displayed in his Dracula films of the 19305 This Dracula takes himself so seriously that theres no depth to the characterization SUPERFICIAI This same superficiality erodes the performances of the other actors in the film Nelligan is true theatrical beauty capable of the kind of passion and fire that should ig nite the screen but her Lucy never engages our sympathies 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