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weekender october 5 1985 p19 whats on cullen- barns presents new play cullen barns on steeles ave and kennedy rd south has opened its theatre again for the fall season small town ontario 85 a lighthearted song and dance review of happenings in small towns in ontario will be running until november 3 show- times are 130 and 3 pm every day except monday the cost is 2 per person and 150 for seniors the duchess of markham washbrook will be featured for the regular sunday jam session at the duchess on main st mar kham all budding musicians are welcomed to join showtime starts at 830 pm the wellington tavern tonight nurawblooze a rock and boogie blues band will be playing the wellington in the markham mall there is no cover and showtime starts at 9 pm sunday is movie night at the wellington in the markham mall there is no cover charge and the popcorn is free for further information about the movie call 2943165 the wellington will also be tele vising the blue jays versus the new york yankees on its 10foot screen sunday afternoon there will be free popcorn and half price chicken wings footloose roadhouse saturday two lucky footloose patrons will win a sunday delight pack every tuesday night is dance theatre group revives play for new theatre as their contribution to the opening week of the new mar- kham theatre for performing arts markham little theatre will revive their march 84 pro duction waiting for the parade the original cast and virtually the same production staff are working on it this production has a small cast simple set and was ex tremely well received when it was first presented this made it the logical choice for a single per formance at the 84 spring festival the mlt production of waiting for the parade won two awards and was nominated for six others the first award was for best production of a canadian play and the second was the special adjudicators awards for best ensemble acting and best set design reviving this special produc tion for the opening of the new theatre is proving to be great fun for the director liz wyatt pro ducer eric newton and for the many mlt members who are in volved on oct 26 at 8 pm audiences from the past as well as theatre goers who are new to markham are invited to share the lives of five women who endure the tragedy of war with humor and comradeship contest nite at footloose in the mr grocer mallhthere will be a 50 first prize reservations are recom mended for the weekends the nags head north tonight the nags head on woodbine south of hwy 7 is pre senting rick santers the show starts at 9 pm and there is no cover charge old village spaghetti house the village pub on main st in markham is presenting syd sym- kins wednesday and friday nights he will be playing guitar and singing from his vast collec tion of british pub songs also ev ery saturday night bryan west- woods hot club band will be fea tured with their collection of swinging jazz songs showtime is 9 pm to 1 am otooles roadhouse tonight and every saturday night otooles features a dance contest there will be a 50 prize for first place every tuesday night this month is picture perfect nite if you show your student id card you can get a 20 per cent discount on food and more wednesday night at otooles on hwy 7 near mccowan rd is girls just wanna have fun nite there will be a draw for the door prize ladies will receive a carna tion with admission fernandos restaurant fernandos is presenting hooray for hollywood a musical cabaret soluting the movies the show runs saturday night dinner is from 7 to 9 pm and the showtime begins at 9 15 pm the price is 20 per person for dinner and show and the restaurant is on markhams main st melbas restaurant dine to the classical guitar sounds of paul brooks saturday nights at this washington st markham restaurant reserva- tions are recommended brodies bar and grill tonight brodies on hwy 7 in unionville is presenting the coun try rock music of ron nigrjni there is no cover charge and showtime is 9 pm deer park inn theatre in the park deer park inn on hwy 47 north of stouffville is presenting how the other half loves an english comedy by alan ayckbourn every saturday night dinner is at 630 pm and the show follows at 830 pm in the entertainment lounge saturday night the house band will be playing a selection of music from big bands to modern the show starts at 845 pm and runs until close fathers restaurant fathers at hwy 7 and mcco wan rd is presenting the piano playing of frank st germain saturday night there is no cover and the show runs from 730 pm to midnight monte cristo steak house zachery polk will be playing the dining room at this main st stouffville restaurant every night except monday from 8 pm until close he will feature a variety of modern and dining room music the cotton club the cotton club eatery and night spot hwy 48 one mile south of hwy 7 is introducing an alternative sound new music by f uk king every tuesday night the hobby horse arms tom baker the former musical director of the second city revue will be featured every saturday night at the hobby horse arms on main st uxbridge the piano soloist plays from a collec tion of pub songs and will also play requests showtime begins at 8 30 pm and there is no cover charge 39 mainstreet every sunday afternoon from 1 to 4 pm mainstreets on main st in markham will be present ing the swingjazz songs of the hot club with the bryan west- wood trio there is no cover charge fathers dining lounge a cozy relaxing spot with a fireplace now presents pianist frank st germain wednesday through saturday licensed under llbo all major credit cards accepted dine to his fine instrumental sounds or just sit back relax and enjoy his quiet music and songs hours of operation monthurs 1 1 00 am to 1 00 am frisat 1 1 00 am to 200 am sun 1 200 noon to 1 00 am 8515 mccowan rd at hwy 7 4715050 frank st germain entertains you wed thurs 711 fri sat 812