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Revue sends up city of Toronto A revue that opened over two years ago in Toronto, and has played non-stop to sold-out houses at Theatre-in-the-Dell ever since, is now going out on tour and PAGE " - WATERLOO CHRON|CLE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMICR tt, 1.1 STARTS FRIDAY STARTS FRIDAY STARTS FRIDAY STARTS FRIDAY STARTS FRIDAY BIL, MT" 'UN, ONLY STARTS FRIDAY HELD OVER is LD OVER HELD OVER mamaungg: ‘Y PRINCE OF (it.t.lr?e.'.t'e....a.r.rrirl THE CITY Moo.to Thurs. 1 Showing Only 8 pm Fri.gut.Surt. 2 Shows 62458.9:me r A , ONLY WHEN '.t8..t.'.e.e.r.rr1t I LAUGH 2 Shows 'tiqhtiy "9:06om 2 Shows Minty 7 & 9:10 pm. “at“. Sun. 2 mm. The All New HALLOWEEN TWO 2 Shows mghuy 78.93;. Matinee Sun2pm 2 Shows "in” 7&9 sun. Main-o Sun. 23m 2 Sho-s NWW 7 th 9 gun. Mum“ Sun. 20m PURSUIT or itsttty..'e....,.,.,iL,' D.B. COOPER - 2 Shows nightly 78:me “tin” Sun. 2pm 2 Shows nidltly 7&91209m Matinee Sun. 2pm FRENCH iii-'5 LIEUTENANT'S WOMAN GALLIPOLI FAMOUS 2 Shows "itltttty 78192109!» 9W0“! or PLEASURE TAKE ME ’ TRUCK BTO" HOOKIM RICH & ARTHUR P' I M - I but . LOCKER RNDERS OF (t.t.ttps'tt THE LOST ARK 1:” mum- . - - "1-"34‘733 ' .. q -ts_sAebeeV tuwmflmkmm at the University of Waterloo next Thurs- day. will appear on the Hu- manities Theatre stage Tomato, Toronto ls a fast-paced musical revue In the tradition of [s tttgeese/ i, 1l'lb', {(th t nut-Inf mun! imam-r and it takes a loving, human-g look at the city and Its people, as well as those of Omar- io, Canada and the world. ACAPULCO POOLS 1152 VICTORIA ST. NORTH KITCHENER, ONTARIO PHONE 7436357 estimate on the type you like beet. Call us today. We'll give you a free eludes Hléhel Le- Fobm. Roller! noun Indmmtu'. Wamck. written by Chuck Weir and Mark try David cut tn- “antennae pays tribute to the my at nittttt and Canada's 1m- migrant foul-an. It takes a laughing look at Harold Ballard's new cheer-leaders from Isabella St. Its songs cover everything from the all-Cansdlan sex object Knowlton Nash and the inability of Mississauga to pro- duce a genuine disas- An original cast album has recently been released and is now available in major record stores. Youth orchestra in first concert TV ads make film fare fun The Kitchener-Wa- terloo Youth Orchestra will present its first concert for the 1981» 1982 season this Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in The Centre in the Square. The orchestra} led by conductor Alec Cather- wood, will perform Mo- If someone suggested that you spend an evening watching nothing but commercials, you might think them mad. _ A ,7 - _ But the next showing in the UW Arts Centre's International Film series is just that. Next Tuesday in the Humanities Theatre, University of Waterloo, The Best of The Cannes Festival will be shown. It is a film put together by Adfilms Limited of Toronto into a colour presentation of TV and cinema commercials judged "best" from over 2000 entries from around the world at the 1980 Advertising Film Festival at Cannes. Also on the programme is a short subject entitled Cannes Cannes which captures the glamour of the famous film festival, as the audience follows the Canadian delegation and sees many of the stars. Tickets for the screening are $2 plus a one-night membership fee of 50t. They are available at the UW Arts Centre Box Office, Humanities Theatre, University of Waterloo (885-4280) or at the door that evening. Restaurant 0 Steak House 0 Gift Shop 0 Bake Shop THE CHRISTMAS TRADITION CONTINUES Michel LeFebvre was Ill original upp- Summer Begun] pro auction of Toronto, To zart's Magic Flute Overture. Ravel's Pa- vanne and Beethoven's Symphony No. 1. Guest soloist, soprano Donna Ellen Trifunovich, will sing arias from Car- men and La Boheme. Rhona Shekter is a young actress-singer This year's orchestra is composed of 60 Robert Rosco was a featured artist last summer in the show We Got Love at the Imperial Room, Royal York Hotel. A sea- soned 'ierformer, he has been on the stage, and on CBC-TV ever since he was a child. A public reception organized by orchestra parents will follow the concert in the lobby of the theatre. who was one of he than of “coated "ttt Du laurier Search for the Stars Awards. Bartlet this you. she appeared on make Craig Russell In Hogan": at the. Bay- view Playhouse, To, ronto and last year played Agnes Cooch in Mame with Sandra O'Neill. young musicians from Waterloo and Welling- ton counties, many of whom have been in- volved in the group for numerous years. Tickets for Sunday's concert are $4 for adults and $2 for sen- iors and students and are available at the Centre box office. Sear son subscriptions are still available for $10 and $15. _ For additional infor- mation, call 886-0893. Tickets for the 8 pm. show are available at $9 from the UW Arts Centre Box Office, Hu, manities Theatre. Uni- versity of Waterloo