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the examiner Thursday Oct 18 1979 19 Theyre nose to nose Entertainer Barbi Benton right and her groom millionaire George Oradow left toast champagne nose to nose during their wedding reception In Pasadena Calif Sunday shortly after their wedding ceremony AP Photo Traditional music pays off for Irish band TORONTO lIi It took more than the proverbial luck of the Irish to get the hieftains where they are today But given the accomplishments of the affable band of lrishmen one suspects that they might well have had charm or two close Iiy Since 196 the hiettains have been cutting records of tradi tional Gaelic folk music on equally traditional instruments penny whistle harp bodhran fiddles flute and uilleann pipes The product always well received iii regional circles gradually won appeal in other areas and today the hieftains are in demand in many of the cultural centres of the world Yet it wasnt until four years ago that the group turned fully professional Previously music was only partvtime occupa tion for the Chieftains sup plemeiiting their incomes as post office workers and other ciin servants In 1975 the year piper laddy Moloney says the hand really took off the liieltains were named group of the year by the British music puhlication Melody Maker major coup for traditional folk hand in view of the proliferation of popular rock units during the 70s WON STRONG SIIIOIII We were extremely surpris ed hack then although wouldnt be if it happened to day hecausc weve had tremen dous support Moloney said in telephong interview from Washington The band now is on small North American tour that will bring them to Ottawa Toronto London nt and Montreal between Oct 18 and 22 Moloney said he is pleased but not amazed at the growing popularity of the eltic mode outside of Irish and Scottish centres Basically put It down to the nature of the music itself its so strong in character atid theres such wide ariety of it There are dance tunes quiet harp Iiitisic theres hound to be something for all tastes And despite any language litlllltls the music speaks for itsell The music does indeed cross international boundaries engagement earlier this year in Rome the thicltains first Italianappearance attracted 20000 people lNVlIIIIIIUIIIIN In addition the group has just been Invited hy hinas cultural attache to play Peking And Molouey says the hand still hopes to honor an lIllIttIltill ex tended ahoiit two years ago to perform iti Russia Despite the tact that the thicttains are Iiot young hand ages among the six members range from the iiiidsios to the mid40s and at one poitit the hand had an energetic Tllryttttr old bodhraii player Moloiley notes growing trend among youth to latch on to their sound There eyen are thiettatn tans among pop niusics top ranks including Mick Jagger an Morrison Eric tlapton laul Mctaitnc Mike ttldfield and Art iaitunkel Hurt in fall Actor Frank Bonner of WKRP in Cincinnati has been hospitalized by parachute accident in California Doctors at Victor Valley Hospital said he was in stable condition Monday New magazine reflects movie fever in Quebec an article or the movies of John strictly to the Quebec Cinema arent working I5 because IVS coming to the market at stills for its visual impact theyre being made Just for us MONTREAL CPI In time when movie fever is high Editortally it covers the wayne and coverage of the The reason Quebec films Quebec theyre known as les in Quebec particularly Mon Quebec Canadian and intema Cannes and MOHIIeaI film mordus de cinema treat and theres dearth of tional film scene withablend of festivals The incandescent Theyre that fanatic breed of homegrown film magazines in articles and reviews and little face 0f Grew Garbo Will grace m0viegoer who will venture either language The highly commercial advertising the issue due in mid out on the coldest winter night regarded Montreal based film The first three issues 01 the November to catch an obscure foreign magazine Take One died this quarterlv have 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