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Mayflower Movers Personal Attention to House- hold Moving end Storoge 728-3661 TOWN } who admire the dramatic works 4 of Oscar Wilde -- the University » Women's Club of Oshawa will ' 'sponsor the Canadian Players' forthcoming production of "The Importance of Being Earnest" by Wilde next Nov. 18. It will be presented in the MCVI Audi- torium. The production will also be presented Nov. 3 in Cobourg by the Cobourg Opera and Drama Guild, Toronto drama critics have been using superlatives when describing the show. One critic (Ron Evans) called it "a mag- nificent excursion into tomfool- ery... . Because it is such a genuinely rare and fragile piece, it must be handled delicately." He continued: "There is no room here for common grotesqueries of gross caricatures that so often pass for humor; this play must be set with slim grace and elegance. Happily, that's what Director Marigold Chales- worth and her able cast have done." production has been made pos- sible through the perfection of sound - recording techniques to ye highest fidelity ever achiev- ed. Gianni Raimondi, who plays The performance of Rosamond -- Burne's Lady Bracknell was also singled out for special praise. "It is a magnificent dragon in repose," said Mr. Evans. There's not a wasted gesture or inflection in her characteriza- tion, it is a small masterpiece of economy." The setting is surprisingly elaborate for a tour- ing production and the'costumes excellent, especially: the tkird- act outfit that contrives to make Miss Burne look like the Ken- sington Garden pagoda." This production will tour some 40 more Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick centres before it retums to Toronto to play at the Canadian Playérs' home, the Central Library Theatre in Jan- wary. For those who have never seen an opera, there is a chance to start with one of the world's most popular, Puccini's "L Bo- heme"' performed by the great La Scala Opera Company of Milan, Italy. The Warner Bros. film version in technicolor will play the Re- gent Theatre for two days, with one matinee and evening per- formance daily, Oct. 27-28. La Scala is the world's great- est opera house -- for opera buffs, this is a delight not to be missed. The unique thing about this performance is that "You Are There" feeling you will have as you watch. This unique GIANI RAIMONDI role of a poet, and Mirella Freni, a seamstress, were enthusiastic- ally endorsed recently at their debut at the Metropolitan House in New York (playing "La Bo- heme"). The New York Herald Tribune said Miss Feni was irresistible", and "beautiful to look at. She is an actress of simple naturalness and over- whelming intelligence, the re- view continued. 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