_ . , The Herald, Tuesday, May 15, 1964, Page 15
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for northern artists

YELLOWENIFE, N.W.T. (CP) — A
nine-year-old dream {is to come true this
‘week when, with the chant of an Indian
prayer, Inuit singers and Dene drummers,
the curtain rises on the opening cercmony
of the Northern Arts and Cultural Centre.
The $2.5-million theatre does not look
like much from the outside. It is attached
to the high schoo! which educates students

from across the Northwest Territories and .

just inside the school doors, the familiar
smell of the adjoining gymnasium is
perceptible. ;

In the theatre, though, excitement fills
the air as an actor rehearses lines from

_ Macbeth while he and the director build a

set. Any thought that the theatre is a
converted gymnasium vanishes as s00n as
the door to the inner lobby is elosed.

The 325-seat theatre is a gem, simple in
design and praised by performers for
providing an intimacy with the audience.

The best part of all for.the people who
had the dream is the community spirit that
has sustained the theatre since planning
began four years ago in Sunday afternoon
meetings at the mayor's home.
WORK LONG HOURS

“Biveryone connected with the centre

has put in long hours and given an ‘Bhor-
mous amount of their time, no matter how
busy we were with oir own full-time jobs,”
says Alex Czarnecki, the Yellowknife film-
maker who is producing, the opening.

“And none of it would be possible
without the top-calibre artists who are

‘ donating their talent.”

Country singér Carroll Baker cancelled
a Toronto engagement to perform Thur-
sday and Friday at the Midnight Sun
special with John Allen Cameron. |

Earlier on those evenings, broadcaster

Peter Gzowskl is to be host-of the Cham-:

pagne and Roses gala opening.

- Organizers concede that tickets are
priced steeply at $75, but they still need to
raise $100,000 and they note that a portion

Dreams come true ©

-nesday with two’ concerts: by Raffi, the

‘whole enterprise,. native crafts will. be

éveryone to feel welcome here, to feel that
. jt is their theatre."

.GLOBE HELPED.

_two special northern advertising sections.

is tax deductible.
Famous People Players, a troupe of
mentally handicapped Toronto performers
who have won hearts around the world for ;
their magical presentations under black
lights, are to be part of the opening show.
“Also scheduled are French-Canadian
folk dancers Les Bles d’or, flautist Paul:
Horn, fiddlers Graham ‘and Eleanor
Townsend and singer Riki Turofsky.

AGENDA FULL :

The 11 days preceding the opening have
been featuring films, poems, rousic,.
singing and dancing by jocal artists and a
series of Shakespearean plays. The
professional segment begins on Wed-

popular children’s singer. .
The Royal Canadian Air Farce will tape

a live show May 21. ; ;
To enhance the northern flavor of the .

displayed in the lobby.

Czarnecki is quick to point out that the
centre is for all northerners, not just
residents of the N.W.T, capital. “We want

_ ‘The Northern Arts and Culture Centre
has captured the imagination of more than
just northerners, Singer Anne Murray sent
a donation, as did William Shatner, the
Hollywood-based Canadian actor best
known for his role in Star Trek. 2

‘The Toronto Globe and Mall led the fund-
raising drive. The newspapers con- ©
tribution included donating the proceeds of

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