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Members of the Mountain Dance Theater demonstrate some of the
steps they will be doing when they perform here soon.

Series

The Terrace Cuncert
Association is currently
selling membership tickets
to residents of Terrace and
the surrounding district for
the 1978-78 concert series.

This year there will be
seven concerts offering a
wide variety of excellent
talent. All season ticket
subscribers will be assigned
a numbered seat or seats for
the entire season. Concerts
will be at @ p.m. in the
R.E.M. Lee Theatre at a cost
only slightly over $3.50 per
performance. Rush seat
tickets will be sold before
concerts for $6.

The first concert will be
held on October 14 with ihe
Mountain Dance Theatre
dancing traditional and
modern choreography.

On October 18 the Scottish
Baroque Ensemble or-
chestra modelled after or-
chesiras of the 18th century
will entertain with music of
another era. This group of
musicians have made many
successful tours both in
Europe and North America.
In addition the Chitiri Arpi
(Four Harps) will be

returning to the Lee Theatre.

Those of you who heard them

play three years ago will be

excited to see and hear them
on November 14.

Kathryn Cernauskas,
flutist and David Hum-
phreys, harpist will give a
duo = performance = on
November 24. This young

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couple play regulusly wilh
the Vanconver Symphony.
Tey are mast versatile
artis

Scheduled for February 10
is the Opera Piccola
(miniature opera), The
singers will be performing '
“La Prima Donna", an
opera full of humour and
intrigue. In this production
costumes and sets will be
used but the full orchestra,
which usually accompanies
an opera, will be replaced by
a piano. These are very
professional artists and
should be a most enjoyable
evening.

On March 24, Robert
Silverman, one of Canada’s
mos renowned pianists will
be playing in Terrace. He
performed with the Montreal
Symphony Orchestra at the
age of 14 and has taken top
honours in Canada's major
music competitions. He has
toured widely in Canada and
the United States and has
also performed in many
major centres in Europe,
Asia and South America. He
has been a professor on the
facully of music at the
University of Santa Barbara
and at the University of
Wisconsin and is currently in
residence at the University
af British Columbia.

‘The last concert will be on

‘ April 7, with an instrumental

ensemble from Prague.
They are called the
_ Collegium Flauto Dolce and

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Pick up your tickets at the Herald
atl ee, 3212 Kalum St

4728 LAKELSE AVE.

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Hidden somewhere in the
ads in the entertainment
section are two Terrace

phone numbers.
Find them, and if one is yours you've

PHONE 638-8111

SEPTEMBER 23
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SHOWING AT 8 P.M.

SEPTEMBER 24-30

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SEPTEMBER 23

Big Wednesday

The Goodbye Girl
SEPTEMBER 24-26

SEPTEMBER 27-30
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The Northwestern
National Exhibition Centre
will be spunsvring
Tamaluwus Theatre's Liquid
Gold at Juhn Field School in
Hazelton Tuesday, Octuber 3
at 8 p.m.

Liquid Gold is an original
full scale musical ‘drama
written by Kitimat-bern
playwright Glen Thompson.
listhe story of the ‘exploited
fisherfulk of Enver’s Inlet, 2.
poor backwater un the
Sechelt Peninsula. Liquid
Gold is about power: elec-
trical power; ecunomic
puwer; and the power of
“liquid geld”, the moonshine
thai is the fisherman’s only
sulace. Perfurmed in the
burlesque style of the 20's
music hall, Liquid Gold
features a, cast of bucolic
fishermen, a power-hungry
cannery owner, and one of
Her Majesty's Finest in
searlet.

This entertainment is
suitable for the whole
family. Admission is $3.0
fur adulis, $1.00 four those
under ‘14. Advance Uckets
are available [rem the
Centre.

“Itainbuw", a musical dua
featuring Rick Garvin’ and
Allen Keirsiead will’ be
performing folk, bluegrass
and blues at the Exhibitida
Centre on Wednesday,
Sepl ember 27 at 8 p.m. Bring
a friend, have some cuffee

and lisien to some gucd ~

music. Admissiun is $2.00,

The “Japanese Canadians
1877 Ww 1977" photographic
exhibil will be at the Centre
until Oclober 14.

In conjunction with this

- exhibit, the National Film

Board movie “Enemy
Alien”, a 26 mindte colour
production about a people
who dared to ask: ‘What are

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Say hello to

‘Goodbye Girl’

By Greg Middleton

Yhe Goodbye Girl, now
playing at the Tillicum Twin
Theaters in Terrace, is a
goud advertisement for the
ald girl-meets-boy type ‘af
luve story.

With Richard Dreyfuss is
the slightly udd, aspiring
aclur whu finds there is
already a woman and her
daughter living in the
apartment he has sublet.
. Marsha Mason, as the

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woman whose roum mate
left and sublet, finds herself
broke and having io make
sume kind of arrangement!
to have a place io live.

This Neil Sinvon movie is a
classic of the genre that saw
the great male stars of the
1940's hanging blankets aver
a clathes line to separate two
beds when a catastraphe
threw them lugether with the
reigning muvie queen for 4
night.

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they going to do with us?”
will be shown. The Japanese
Canadians fought long and
hard to be accepted as
Canadians. [ty ig. impurtant
hat the long story uf

‘feusiration and injustice.

mistrust and hate, and

The Herald, Friday, September 22, 1976,-Page 3

eventual triumph should be
remembered. The film
shows the story.

The film will be shown
Wednesdays, Thursdays,
Fridays and Sundays al 3
p.m. It will alsu be shown by
appuintment tu any school

Kitimat man’s play here

class or ovlher interested

group.

The Northwestern
National Exhibition Centre
is upen Wednesday to Sun-
day, 10 a.m. te 4 p.m. For
further information call #42-
$723,

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Sunday the 24th

From Neon to 8:00 p.m.

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Cross-Country Races begin at 10:00 a.m.
Saturday at Caledonia, with an open ,
event for anyone wishing to compete at

11:10 a.m.

Senior Girls Votleyball tournament
begins at 10:00 a.m. at Caledonia

Senior Boys Volleyball begins at 10:00 ,

am. at Thornhill:
School.

Senior Boys Soccer Tournament begins
at 10:00 a.m.
School.

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