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Page 10,,Whltby Free Press, Wednesday, June 12,1906 Couirthoùse to hold- auditions *hily Courthouse Theatre will hol audion for its firet subscription series production .of the 1996-97 season, The Piratesof Penzanoe, the famious Gilbert & Sullivan operetta, directed, by Frank Knight. Auditions will take place Tueâday, June 25 and Thursday, June 27, 7:30 p.m., in the theat re. Production dates are Nov. 7-23.* Anyone auditioning. for a principal role should prepare a song from that character if possible, or a piece from a Gilbert & Sullivan musical. To be part of the chorus, those auditioning should prepare a song from a Gilbert & Sullivan musical. Ail actors in the show will act and sing. Auditions are open to actors. aged 15 and up. For information about Whitby Courthouse Theatre, cali the theatÉe at (905) 668-1171 or visit the web pages at: http//duiaminb.comAanLEyWCTI weIxnhbtsL rTheM Whtbey in n [Restaurant & Sports Bar 2 LB WIIS& JUSPUaAL Every night * bar only BRÀEAFST SPEAL from $3.95 - 11am-3pm Saturday & lOam-3pm Sunday ~Dining Room Specials: Buy one entrée at regular price 1 g g et 2nd entrée ý,>EquaI or lasser value. No to be used wfth other* 0 speclals. Expires June 30, 1996. 4 É --- ----- CWéekyJeste 4 101 Mary St. W. 665-7612 Junior ballerinas DAVIS SOHOOL 0F, DANCE students performed recently at West Lynde Public School. Above, junior dancers pause for applause followi ng their perormance. Photo by Mrk Rsa.WNtby FmoePrea 'Garden' art at gallery Lufe ini the* Garden is explored by ive artists in a show now under way at The Station Gal- lery iWhitby. Part IH.. An Evolution of the garden exhibit features the work of Whitby artiste Ruth Readand Robert Epping, Toronto's Mi- Chung Choi, Carol Kapuscinlcsy Of jax and Judith Welbourn of Sciarborou h. The exibit*on continues until June 30, and the artiste will give awalking tour of the exhibit on Sunday, June 23, 3 p.m. Car sh ow at Gardens An antique and classic car festival will be held at Cullen Gardens on Sunday, June, 16, 10 a.m. te4p.m About 50 «cars have so far reg*stered for the Fatherls Day show. Families can also play horseshoes, basebaîl and voley- ball. - o ..'.-rain en Summer programs Registration 'for summer pro- grams at the Whitb Public Libr- ary will be, held, inprsn ny, on Monday, Jn 4 trigat 10 a.m. ProFrams include a Teddy Bearspicnic, %Monkey Business,' à MBunch ofr-Munsch p scary stories, the 'Magical World of Science,'* a songwriting work- shop, and sessions on making pop-up carda and friendahip bra- For more information, call 668- 6531, ext. 23. Packed housefor Jubile Choir festi*valý The Wib Jubilee Choir presente hir lth anniversary May Festival of Song at Heydenshore Pavilionon May 26 to afull house. The choir, under the guidance of director Barbara Breckenridge, and individual presenters received an enthusia5tic response from the, capacity audience, culminating in a lengthy standing ovation for the choirs feature presentation of a medley of numbers- from the revue Crazy For You. Other highlights were a beatiuiy erormed aria from Moêmets MagiclMute sung entirely in the original Gerinan by Whitby Mayor Tom Edwards; and husband and wife duo Elizabeth and Ray Hatter, who sang AUl1IAsk of You from Phantom of the Opera as if they. were, auditioning roles at Torontos, Elgin Theatre.', Scottish, Irish and Engllsh melodies by the male and female sections ofthe choir and individual -psentations by Myra Whflte,Olive Roberts and Frank -ýSteacey provided an inteýr national f lavour and produoed feelings of nost 1algia among many in the audience. 1Comedic touches were added by a double quintet of female choir- members as they presented FRue. Eyes, a scary story, of a. one-eyed est and two of hisï feline buddies chasingrodenti in an old mili;, and by. a trio composed of Ollie Crockford, Harold Ellis and'Don Taylor (suitably costumed) describing why Faint Heart Neler Won Fair Lady. Roberts coerbined with Taylor to, bring down ther-bouse withý their rendition of Hannah whfle Retta Reilly- and Agnes' Coghill performed a moving duet from Les ,Miseerables. 'Singer Adriane Stewart provided a glimpse of the tial of show business with her number inm a Prima Donna. Ail of the above are. members of- the choir. A' special feature. of the aftornoon was a tap dance routine by t*o young Whitby performers, Sara Toma and Natasha Lewis. This number won them first prize at the recent Kiwanis Music Festival. TÎhe choir will -perform at the 1 L.