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32 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 7, 1966 Festival Fringe Offers Cultural Wealth, Talent By CAROL KENNEDY EDINBURGH (CP)--The set chureh hall between \-smoke- blackened. tenements, the back toom of a bookshop or an 800- year-old haunted house on the edge of the Border country. _ The production may be an ex- perimental verse drama, a cheeky late-night revue, a cycle of Scottish folk songs. The result may be enchant- ment--or blank boredom. But for the outlay of a few shillings, there is no richer cultural grab- This is the Fringe--the irre- ¥erent, youthful crop of talent which annually sprouts up in rivalry with the stately con- certs, opera and drama of the Edinburgh International Festi- val. The object of every. Fringe performer, professional or ama- teur, is to be "discovered" in the world's biggest shop-window for unknown actors. At Edin- burgh the national drama crit- jes, up for the official festival, make frequent forays into the 3 Million Goal Missed By CNE TORONTO (CP) -- The 88th Canadian National Exhibition ended Monday with attendance nearing the 3,000,000 goal for the 15-day fair and a promise of big- ger and better things next year. President W. H. Evans told a grandstand audience top prior- ity consideration will be given for "'open Sundays" in 1967 and that other efforts will be made} to compete with Montreal's | Expo 67. | While the attendance of 2,987,- 000 this year fell short of the goal, which has been surpassed only in 1962 and 1963, it was 24,- 500 over the total figure in 1965. Attendance Monday was 280,- 000. Last year's Labor Day fig- ure was 261,000. Mr. Evans was confident next year's CNE would work hard to meet the competition of Mont- real's world fair. | Four Arrested On Bogus Bills WOODSTOCK (CP) -- Four men, arrested Saturday when stopped by police as they were driving along Highway 97, have been charged with passing counterfeit Canadian $20 bills at aeaiuy sav the Frank Fazzari, 24, and ce.| sare Varamo, 22, both of Guelph, and Guiseppe Fazari, 23, and Ferdinando Demaria, $2, both of Toronto, will appear fn county court Thursday. WOODBINE ENTRIES THURSDAY, SEPT. 8 @LOUDY AND FAST i FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,200. Maiden) Mree-year-old fillies. 7 Furiongs (7). | Miss Marianne H., Harrison 115 | Pilate Giass, Robinson 115 | | | ! Claire's Delight, Steve X18 Maebest, McLeod XXX105 Belle Roman, Bell X110 Game Over, Kornblum X110 Sleeves Green, No Boy 115 SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000. Ciaim-} fing (3000), Three-year-cids and up. 6 Fur- tongs (16). \ Mr. T.1.F., Lanoway 113 Select Sin, Beli X105 Apple, No Boy 116 Artista, Hernandez 110 Tondahar, Steve 108 Yancy, Steve X106 Cecilita B., No Boy 116 Donna 8B. Good, Walsh 116 forever Pilot, Harrison 116 Mencheval, McComb 113 Rubal Khali, Gordon Nié Rentoy, Harrison 116 Recent Years, Robinson 113 Fiddler's Belle, No Boy 113 Also Eligible: Navy Grand, %108; Ermine Sox, Turcotte 110 THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,000, Claim- ing (3000). Three-year-olds and up (Divi- sion of 2nd), 6 Furlongs (15) Gritto Free View, Tierney X108 Twilight Tango, McComb 110 itserday, Steve X99 Robdix, Werry X11! Saucy Question, Robinson 110 Humber Broom, Kornblum X105 Susie's Roman, Walsh 110 7 5 Bell Metal, No Boy 116 Warren Road, Kornblum X11! Mary Catharin, Coombs X105 Maid of Honor, No Boy 110 Also Eligible: Just Plain Lucky, Werry WW FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,500. Claim- Ing (7500). Two-year-olds. 6 Furiongs (14) Much Oblige, Lanoway 114 ocked Out, Barroby 117 'ootball, Robillard 119 Swan Diver, Coombs X109 Take The Pot, Fitzsimmons 112 Running Tide, Turcotte A-119 Daring Daryl, Harris 114 ur Trader, No Boy 112 Vicinity, Barroby 114 Bell's Corner, Steve X109 tava Hill, McComb 114 Spartan Girl, Harrison 10% Capt'n Reo, Walsh 117 Romp, Tierney A-X109 @---D G Ross and A | Taylor entry FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,500. Claiming (9000). Three-year-oids. 6 Furlongs (6). Tickled Silly, No Boy 117 Mink Flyer, No Boy 109 Harry's Marilyn, No Boy A-114 Choir Beauty, No Boy 109 Pretty Wise, No Boy 109 Our Ricky, No Bey A-117 AlDane Hill Acres entry (EXACTOR WAGERING) SIXTH RACE --- Purse $3,000. "Feir Trial'. Allowances. Two-year-old filles. 6 Furlongs (6). Aliquilio, Harris 108 Miss Snow Goose, Gomer 116 Phantom Belle, Turcotte 116 Ruling Crown, No Boy 108 Royal Herod, No Boy H1 Guidecca, Harris 113 SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $3,000. "The Cob." Allowances. Three-year-olds and up, fillies end mares, 6 Furlongs (7) Northern Doll, Harrison 113 Prize Jive, McComb 114 So War rdon 115 Snow Time, Griffo X109 Brief Attire, Kornblum X110 Speedy Lament, Barroby 113 May Berry, No Boy 110 EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,200. €laim- ing (3000). Three-year-olds and up. 1%/| Miles (8). 1 Briefsin, No Boy 116 Ann's Reply, No Boy 119 Spanking Breeze, No Boy A-119 Rococo Rogue, Robinson A-122 Chance Cover, Turcotte 119 Mighty Patrol, Tierney X17 Royal Doctor, Steve X114 A~The Match Stable and Hartwood Stable | POST TIME 8 PM Fringe. Sometimes the result is a springboard to the West End] 2 FH fon Dannderae OF inUon, SYOR wroaewsy. year-history of the Fringe was an Oxford University revue of the late 1950s starring a quartet of budding comedians -- Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Jonathan Miller and Alan Bennett. 5 Renamed Beyond the Fringe, it came to London in 1961, ex- ploded into a theatrical sensa- tion and spawned the whole satire cult of the early 1960s. After countless revisions and changes of cast, it is Still running. ENDS DON'T MEET Anyone can set up shop on the Fringe. You have to apply about three years ahead for one of Edinburgh's 26 halls outside the official festival circuit--and they are not cheap. The local Traverse Theatre Company estimates that when all. costs of production are added up, the bill comes to about $150 a day. It's a rare Fringe show that recoups that amount, although some are sell- outs, usually the more popular Scottish offerings like Compton Mackenzie's Whisky Galore. Back in 1948, Edinburgh Festi- val officials, basking in the success of their brilliant in- augural the previous year, looked down their collective noses at three upstart compa- nies which set up in competition with the organized program. But official attempts to dis- courage the Fringe failed and over the years the initial frosty ita erwmapawrn wave ' The biggest success in the 19-|~ hostility has melted into con- genial coexistence. Neither side, however, really wants to integrate the Fringe with the main festival, which runs this year to Sept. 9, Peter Diamand, the diminutive Dutch- man who took over as festival NEWS IN BRIEF | LIONS LOOK ON | i NEED NEW LAW GENOA (AP)--It was an all-, PATERSON, N.J. (AP)--The family affair when three-week-|county park commission for- old Stefano Nones was baptized|bade parking from dusk to in this Italian port -- infant,|\dawn to keep courting couples mother, father, godparents,jaway from Garrett Mountain priest and six lions. The lions|but now have had to act against were hosts at the christening,|daytime Peeping Toms. The held inside a cage of the Orfeilnew ordinance states: "No per- Circus where Walter Nones is|son shall sneakingly invade the lion-tamer. jprivacy of another by peeping nee Bureiney Me ime @ motor venicie except for legal purposes." rica (AP)--A new city ordin- NOT DOG BUT CAT ance says couples must remain! GyyON, Spain (AP)--"Beauti- at least 12 inches apart at city|fyi doggy," breathed 81-year-old swimming pools. Men and|Mercedes San Feliz as she women are not allowed to hold|natted the animal beside her director from Lord Harewood in/hands or put sun-tan lotion on r-sighted old lady's 1965, says that if that happened) each cles either. ~ Piedra out to be pai the Fringe would: lose some of TEACH BY TV of three tigers that escaped its independence and spirit. MEXICO CITY (AP)--Enrol-|from a circus. Workmen recap- "Although many of us would) ont started Aug. 23 for the|tured the beasts without mis- welcome financial backing, ++ py' high school class Sept. |bap. money .in the bank tends to 1. The education ministry says make you complacent, more that by 1969 any Mexican child RADIO FIRES BACK conscious of; what the public y LONDON (CP)--Radio Caro- th oat will be able to complete high ; be r _ argue 2 school through the government-|line, one of England's largest ce egy ae apt it "pirate" radio stations, has in the oldest inhabited | SP0"sored. broadcasts. a poet in. Scotland. an S0-year-| SOLVED OWN PROBLEM {published its own pop record in old mansion in Innerleithen, 29} LONDON (CP) -- The car/protest against government ac- miles south of Edinburgh." |yhich collie wih 4c, ion to close the aon A ha 08! yuctionyg by yey = picked a better partner for an|CoPy of the disc, called we Love aan in 33 companies pre- accident. It was a milk truck|the Pirate Stations, Don't Take senting 70 separate productions|2%¢ passers-by doused the fire' Them Away, was sent to Prime --everything from Eugene with hundreds of bottles of milk.'Minister Wilson. 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