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Page 16 â€" Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, October 15, 1980 AR.L_.COLLINS 478â€"A ALBERT ST. PARKDALE PLAZA â€" WATERLOO 885â€"0580 THE WHHRF "WHEN YOU‘VE TRIED ALL THE REST YOU‘LL KNOW WE ARE THE BEST LOVED FISH IN TOWN®" & AND YOUR SECOND CUP OF COFFEE FREE . t The Ceot Value : your Teod Dollar CELEBRATE OKTOBERFEST WITH US AT PARKDALE PLAZA FAMILY DINING OR TAKE OUT un {\THE DELIVERY $1.50 EXTRA OPEN MON.â€"SAT. 8 AMâ€"8 PM SsUuN. 12â€"8 REVIEW By Judy Robinson The Kâ€"W Theatre‘s proâ€" duction of ‘*Blithe Spirit * performed at the Victoria Park pavilion last weekend showed an amazing ability to meet the dermnanding reâ€" partee‘of a spirited Noel Coâ€" ward comedy. Coward‘s sarcastic quips,. sense of irony and imaginaâ€" tion are difficult even for a wellâ€"rehearsed actress to capture. But due to the sudâ€" den illness of the scheduled performer, Jean Wright asâ€" sumed the lead female role. with only a week of preparaâ€" tion. Amazingly. Jean also was the director of the proâ€" duction, living up to her awardâ€"winning reputation in both capacities. The plot concerned Charles Condomine‘s (Jean‘s husband)> attempts to explore the occult for a novel he was writing. and his subsequent stumbling upon the spirit of his first wife. Elvira. Perhaps because of the nature of his role as a henâ€" pecked husband. Iain Wright Troupe does Coward justice If no one has teased your palate lately with things new or exciting, treat yourself to a selection from our menu. The Whart offers a harvest of the sea‘s best. BUSINESS HOURS: Open daily 8 to 8, Sun. 12 to 8. WHARF appeared weak and apatheâ€" tic: never quite capturing the vivacity of the other characters. Heather Dark provided a witty performance as the frustrated‘ ghost, Elvira. who failed in herâ€"attempts to murder, Charles. so he could join her in the other world. Ironically, she was the character best able to energetically project the Coward camaraderie. â€" Her boyant personality inspired the best of Mr. Wright‘s perâ€" formance. Also noteworthy, was June Cameron‘s slapâ€"stick portrayal of the psychic Maâ€" dame Arcati, who bungled her efforts to send Elvira back to the underworld. In her frustration, Elvira mistakenly kills Charles‘ seâ€" cond wife, and the three are forced to live together in a Hellish "No Exit until the maid, Lynda Young. an unâ€" expected psychic,. successâ€" fully sends the ghosts back. Theâ€"elated Charles decided to tour Europe to celebrate his freedom. The excellent performanâ€" PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL OCT. 19 NTERTAINMENT ce was enhanced by the capacity crowd at the Pavilâ€" ghosts‘ makeâ€"up. by Sylvia lion was no exception. They Lewis. The sequined pale laughed uproariously at the skin caught the lights at an . talented amateur cast. alluring angle. The cos _ The Kâ€"W Little Theatre tumes also attractively sugâ€" will again be presenting gested the right combina: ‘Blithe Spirit©. this Thursâ€" tion of the eerie and the tanâ€" Gay. Friday and Saturday at gible. 't“he Victgria Park pavilion. The set design was effecâ€" tive, but unimaginative. although confined to a narâ€" row stage. It is impossible to witness a Noel Coward comedy without responding., and the The Church of the Good Shepherd, on the corner of Queen St. and Margaret Ave. in Kitchener, will be presenting the first in its series of Candlelite Conâ€" certs on Sunday, October 19 at 7:30 p.m. The St. Cecilia Ensemble, a small group of women who play flute, violin, violaâ€"and cello, will perform both serious and lightâ€"hearted music to celebrate Harvest Thanksgiving. s Candilelite concert RESTAURAN The Kâ€"W Little Theatre will again be presenting ‘Blithe Spirit‘". this Thursâ€" day. Friday and Saturday at the Victoria Park pavilion. Their neéxt play, ‘"Shadow Box". will be performed Feâ€" bruary 5â€"7 and 12â€"14. They will be holding a memâ€" bership meeting October 27 at 7:30 p.m. at 9 Princess St. The $2 tickets are availaâ€" ble at the church office or at the door. ; ’ cuiPS f 10 1ake 09 It gives much more than it takes. gish wia.