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8 - "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 2001 Set sail for warmer climes: South Pacific is on stage By Rik Davie Weekend Star Starting Jan. 18 theater goers will have a chance to kick the winter blues as the Uxbridge Musical Theatre production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "South Pacific" opens with all the warmth and harmony of a LISANDRAS Offer expires Jan. 31st, 2001" Winemaking atits Best $10. OFF Sélected Red & White Wines Reg. $89.00 NOW $79.00 while quantities last Includes tax, labour. corks. shrinks & labels. Open: Tues-Wed. 10am - 6pm Thurs 10am - "pm ¢ Fri 10am - 6pm Sat. 9am - 4pm Closed Sundays & Mondays 18 Water Sta, Port Perry 985-1197 (hil holiday in the islands. Anyone who loves the classic Broadway stage musical and those who have never seen the trib- ute to love in time of war and the comic situations 'that go with it should be 'sure to get tickets early. Conrad Boyce, who once again takes up direc- tor's duties, is excited about UMT's latest musi- cal gala. "It's a magical show, and we've assembled a superb 42-person (show)," Mr. Boyce said. Starring as Nurse Nellie is Lisa Young, a vet- eran of Scugog Choral Society shows making her Uxbridge Musical Theatre debut and as Emile the French planter will be Terry Paul of Sunderland. Terry is a fixture at UMT since his lead in the recent production of "Annie". Tickets for the produc- tion of "South Pacific" can be purchased at Blue Heron Books in Uxbridge and The Wee Tartan Shop in Port Perry. Performances are set to run January 18 to 20 and Jan. 25 to 27 with matinees on the 20th and 27th. New display opens Saturday On Jan. 13 "Other Realms: The Imagination of the Artist" by Paul Livingston will begin the new year at the Kent Farndale Gallery, 231 Water Street in the Scugog Library in Port Perry. An opportunity to meet the artist and view his work will be available from | to 4 p.m, Jan. 13 at the gallery. Paul Livingston works in acrylics, watercolour and wood. His work will contin- ue on display until Feb. 1. wil 1873 302 2 Queen Street, Port Perry THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT 2001 presents... Port Perry's Centre for the Performing Arts Friday, January 26, Saturday, January 27, 2001 An evening of music, dance & comedy Come join in the fun and support your local theatre RESERVED SEATING « SHOW TIME 8PM SHARP Price $15. - Doors Open at 7:30 pm. All proceeds support Town Hall 1873 Building Development Fund Tickets available at: HENSHALL'S Queen St., Port Perry (905) 985-1965 PIZZA, SUBS © &WINGS 80 Water St, Port [Pemy (i Fo EL $0 BL es) GOIN' SOUTH: The cast of the upcoming production of South Pacific at the Uxbridge Music Hall are already getting into character for the production set in the Pacific during World War Two. From left are Madeline Carter, Mailey and Anne Fleetwood. fermenting room, makes the best wine! «<< 1 » ~, Certificates. Z =p January SPECIAL $10. OFF Selected Wines 985-4352 159 Casimir St., Port Perry 1.888-304-5175 http://beer.portperry.com * email:beer @portperry.com bh A SARE © Fl BE I IAT Sr RE er Large Roun ati albizza wich ecrad i for id. CLUES it Or ndd 5199 Bryan rnd GRACE NICOLE & CLAYTON JAMES MCINTYRE Born December 28, 1999 Proud parents are Kim & Buck Mcintyre 7 on a 'Ging ( nda Soo. "