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The Regent Theatre has a special attraction scheduled for next Wednesday and Thursday (Feb. 16 and 17). Its "Othello," starring Lau- rence Olivier in the Warner Bros. motion picture presenta- tion of the most widely-acclaim- CALL CULLIGAN 668-2200 DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. 107 Byron St. S. Whitby CUSTOM DRAPERIES BROADLOOM C.1.L. PAINTS SUNWORTHY WALLPAPERS DUPONT PAINTS FREE DELIVERY 668-5862 ed production of Shakespeare's drama in recent times. Four performances only will be given during the limited en- gagement, with one matinee and one evening performance eady day. Filmed in Technicolor and Panavision, this production was performed exactly as it was presented on the stage under John Dexter's direction by the National Theatre of Great Brit- ain. London critics hailed Olivier's "Othello'" and some called it the greatest of all time. Sir Laurence stars in the title role. Starring with him are Maggie Smith as Desdemona, Frank Finlay as Iago and Joyce Redman as Emilia. Others in the cast are Derek Jacobi, Rob- ert Lang, Kenneth Mackintosh, Anthony Nicholls and Sheila Reid. ee alta??? ¢ q Othello" is the fourth, and perhaps the best, of Olivier's great Shakespearean portraits to reach the screen. Others are "Henry--¥,"" -- "Hamlet" and 'Richard II.'* Sir Laurence Olivier stars as the tragic Moor of Venice in "Othello" with Frank Finlay as the evil Iago, Maggie Smith as Desdemona and Joyce Redman as Emilia. Stuart Burge direct- WILLIAM KURELO duced by Anthony Havelock- Allan and John Bradbourne for B. H. E. Productions. Geoffrey Unsworth was director of pho- tography for the Warner Bros. release. William Kellner de- signed the sets. "Othello," film- ed in Technicolor and Pana- vision, is performed exactly as it was on the stage in the inter- nationally acclaimed presenta- tion of the National Theatre of Great Britain. For 361 years, Shakespeare's immortal 'Othello'? has trans- fixed audiences around the world. Not. only is it one of the finest plays ever written, it is also compelling, _ living drama. Many proud interpreta- tions _of the tragic Moor _ of Venice have been given over the ages. "Othello" is faithful to the playwright's intent. It has sweeping drama and depicts the moral disintegration and self- destruciion of a man "that loved not wisely, but too well.' Te 2 = by 3S uy} cave and the National Theatre Company from the static scale of the printed page to animated theatre, "Othello" is another example of the motion picture art at its best. The Oshawa Litile Theatre's production of '"The Pleasure of His Company,' Sam 'Taylor's hilarious three-act drawing- room comedy will be presented .ed "Othello," which was pro- in the Ridgeway Senior Public ,sented so effectively in bygone School (off Stevenson road north) next week for four con- secutive nights from Wed., Feb. 16 to 19, inclusive. There are no matinees. This will be the OLT's first presentation outside the McLaughlin Library The- atre in several years. Darcy Smyth makes his debut as a director in this play which had a long run on Broadway. Marilyn Hall plays the daugh- ter and Terry Mann, her hus- band. Rex Williams is cast as the long-absent ex-husband who returns from Europe for his daughter's wedding. Ray Lang- ridge is the grandfather. This is the type of drawing room comedy the OLT has pre- years and the members are confident that this will be one of the truly outstanding OLT plays of the past 10 years. Little Theatre enthusiasts will be pleased to hear that Henry Chapman is up and around again after his accident of last Dee. when he suffered serious ing lights of the OLT, Mr. Chap- man is able to walk with the aid of a cane, but he won't return to his theatrical chores before next fall. The OLT's next production -- due sometime in April--will be Agatha Christie's mystery thriller, '""The Mousetrap." Howell Gynne, the famous Wesh singer with the powerful bass voice, was roundly ap- plaued by an audience of more than 400° last Monday in the McLaughlin Collegiate Auditor- lum, Mr. Glynne presented his highly popular feature, "The Opera Singer in His Workshop' He sang arias from Handel, Mozart, Verdi, Gounod, and Rossini. He supplemented his singing and acting with operatic anecdotes, which the audience found highiy amusing. Mr. Glynne was sponsored here by the Canadian Concert Association of Oshawa which will present The New Piano Quartet at the R. S. McLaugh- lin Collegiate Auditorium Mon- day, Feb. 28. The quartet -features Sheila Henig, piano; David Zafer, REPAIRS NOW lt REMODELLING * REC ROOMS * ALTERATIONS * KITCHEN CABINETS * Custom Built CABINETS * ROOFING and FLOORING * GENERAL REPAIRS REG, T. SMITH CONSTRUCTION 1039 KING E. 725-2108 s injuries. Long one of the guid- | CASTLE INSURANCE Your we Sat ae ably represents the biggest invest- ment you'll ever make. 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