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THE Wednesday April IMS HALTON HILLS ARTS COUNCIL GEORGETOWN THEATRE The Georgetown little Theatre dosed Relatively Speaking with a straw finish to good audiences which not only appreciated the excellent entertainment but alio the Little Theatre put Mention should be made to the wonderful team who created the beautiful sec headed by Heed as master carpenter and Linda Hoc and Sonla Bell all who had willing and talented assistants The set for the second and third acts was beautiful with an outstanding backdrop a welldesigned scene which was tastefully decorated In keeping with the play The audience enjoyed the comedy in Relatively Speaking throughout Joyce Holland shone brightly in the role of Sheila and Ron Hill as Philip thrilled the audience with his comedy expertise The young duo of Michael Macdonald and Debbie Douglas are an asset to Little Theatre and obviously they are developing individual talents on the stage Pat as director guided all concerned through a well written play presented with taste and humor ENCHANTMENT The Enchanted Journey presented by the young people of St Andrew United Church pleased a full audience with a fine musical presentation The children sang beautifully with expression under the training of TheptanoorganteamofTerry Champ and Charlotte Magwood was a good support to this whole work Terry Champ who wore many hats during the preparation of the musical should be commended for giving these young people the opportunity to be seen and heard as they created a message of worth The props were made by Dave Taylor and his Model which is another encouraging type of youth work The Mildred and Stewart Smith team contributed to makeup and stage managing the show Jim and Marjorie Champ were in charge of costumes while Marilyn Champ handled all publicity All the cast performed well showing Interest and enthusiasm It would be difficult to single out anyone as all involved worked hard to enthuse the audience and present a pleasing musical Well MUSICAL RAINBOW SINGERS give the public one chance only Sunday May when they present a concert at St John United Church on Guelph Street Tickets are moving fast so to avoid disappointment call These voices will be singing a ringing tune so try not to miss such a pleasure DEAR LIAR STUDIO PRODUCTIONS present DEAR LIAR a beautiful touching play of a relationship Inspired through letter writing between George Bernard Shaw and Mrs Patrick Campbell TicketsavallableforMayl 3 and 10 by calling or drop in the Hot Bed on Mill Street downtown or Delrex Smoke Shop at the Market Place Plaza After show refreshments served and May and are benefit performances for the Ha I ton Hills Arts Council SPRING HOLIDAY Why travel when you have everything here Georgetown Choral Society present HOLIDAY IN SPRING MaySatHolyCrosaforsenloraFREE MaylOat Acton and May 11 at Holy Cross Church Georgetown All performances start at p m Tickets EXHIBIT To pot with sitting around doing nothing on the weekend Glen Williams beckons arts and enthusiasts to Main Street In the Glen to see a showing of work by CHARIS POTTERY This husband and wife team will be exhibiting Tor sale functional porcelain pieces and cat hand built work as well as lamps and shades with unusual artistic adornment Time 11 am to Information DRAMA AND JAZZ STUDIO children s programme In drama and dance will culminate in a presentation Creative Spring May 17 at7pm at Knox Church Hall Parents and friends welcome Information regarding drama Jan and highland dance courses for September available now Registrations open as of May 15 allowing a discount on all early registrations Information ARTS IN ACTION Do you know your ARTS community Here Is a chance with cultural activities In Hills Your Hallon Hills Arts Council offers ARTS IN ACTION Wednesday May m at Centennial Public School resource centre Boulevard Join with us to discover what you did not know and more about the arts oriented in Hills Information B77AG80 SUMMERFEST Business minds and artistic flair blend together as meeting plans and input ore alive between the Business Improvement Association responsible for Pioneer Days and Hills Arts Council who are setting up Have you marked this big weekend on your calendar June IB through Information from downtown Georgetown businessmen women and Gretchen Day B77W80 evenings or Eileen Garde SPRING FLING KNOX CHURCH entertained seniors at a Spring Fling evening of good food and entertainment The ladies of the church served a delicious meal to a good number of yesterdays youth after which the children from the intermediate choir rendered several pieces of choral music WaDy Berg sang a selection of songs which delighted all Jack Leyman a guest caused some feet to move under the chairs as he played the fiddle accompanied by Ralph at the piano The senior choir rendered three songs to close the programme Barbara Jack choir leader at Knox brought a touch of humor to the programme as she introduced the number presented Dear Liar reviewed Artistic success deserves acclaim ByPAULDOHSFY mi Editor Actors Glen and Florence Connor faced some Inadvertent competition sound wise during Monday night a preview of Dear liar which formally debuts tonight Wednesday at Knox Church hall With the Choral Society rehearsing for its forthcoming concert in the heavens above us as it were and a bunch of scouts rambunctious ly pursuing some merit badges down the hall the basement studio where is present ing this semi professional play absorbed some unusual noises never encountered by play wright Jerome Kilty not to knock the Choral Society of course what we heard downstairs Start your evening of TV entertainment with Cable 4 Presenting your community nights week Tutsday to Friday Call us for details at sounded great but thats another review end Dear Liar director Nicholas assured me there be no such distractions during the play performances Friday through Sunday and again the weekend after The various noises from afar in fact actually served to accentuate two major strengths in the play the dynamics of Kilty writing and effortless talent of the two Bra malca based actors It could also be construed Monday that choir music above initially challenged Glen Florence as they walked to make their soft spoken introductions to the play later yielded to their own raucous shouting as their characters or George Bernard Shaw and Shaw s actress friend Stella Campbell bicker loudly over Pygmalion and finally melded wonderful if accidentally with Dear Liars action Solemn melancholy voices filtered through the ceiling during a moving scene in which Mrs Campbell attempts to accept the fact of her son death in the war Al WAYS CLEVER But given the anticipated absence or these noises for the balance of the presentation all this is beside the point At hand instead is the frequently humorous some times tragic and invariably clever twoact play brought to life in theatrehumble George town by Nicholas Connor and thanks overall to administrator Enid Williams the ploy producer the challenge posed by Studio theatre on a shoestring budget and promise through their dynamic performances to delight audiences at Nornlc seven night engagement of Dear Liar The play formally debuts tonight at Knot Church En Georgetown and continues throughout this weekend and next Herald photo ioruiKiiiriKss BINGO SATURDAY MAY 3rd ACTON LEGION 8 PM PM Our Delicious Fish Chips or our A Chinese Cuisine HOURS m Hum f Telephone 8532060 PRODUCTIONS Present STUDIO DEAR LIAR BY JEROME Klin DIRECTED by NICHOLAS KNOX CHURCH April 30 May 2 and 3 CURTAIN TIME OTHER PERFORMANCES May CURTAIN TIME JO Tickets 700 Each INCLUOINO AFTER SHOW REFRESHMENTS All SEATS RESERVED THE HOT BED MILL STREET DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN production by Special with Samuel French BINGO Every Wednesday Royal Canadian legion Doers Open pm CAM BIRDS Regular Gomes of JACKPOT Inn competently assembled interior set whose contents are by an admirably workable level design the true story of how Shaw and Campbell came to love one another work together onstage and communicate in letters to years makes Tor some rivet ting theatre From the symbolic exchange of bundled letters which launches the play action through the personal tragedies of Shaw mother death Is absolutely stunning as he describes her cremation tears flowing down his cheeks and Campbell son s demise on the battlefield to the passing of Mrs Campbell herself the play is a veritable roller coaster ride of the emotions These tragic highlights which reaffirm life as real s tragedies do arc uniquely balanced by Kilty against outrageous dialogue between Shaw and Campbell drawn from the eternally witty letters which bonded the two through out their respective careers Mrs Pal as she came to be known to a generation of British theatregoers berates Shaw for his literary misdemeanors and expresses her love for his letters of longing each one she says a carnival of words The couples selfdefensive boasts regarding their own skills weave gracefully amid frequent and frank admissions of undying toe for one another They enter a prolong debate on the merits of Shaw Pygmalion written Continued on page IS HERALD Entertainment NOW FOOD FUN ALL WEEK AT SIR GEORGE SUNDAYS am 230 pm landau For the entire family per person for children under WEDNESDAYS 530pm Golden chicken breasts bread salad potatoes desert per person 175 for children under 12 SATURDAYS goad J4ip Of Western beans chef salad trench bread coffee per person 200 for children under Enoy our entertainment Friday Saturday Nights 900 pm to am George 367 Guelph St Georgetown BRAMPTON COLOUR SOUND PRESENTS SOUND CHALET FEATURING COMPLETE STEREO LINES OF AKAI TOSHIBA AIWA COMM SOUND MICE IN SOUND KOMI NELSON ST W 4534455 Friday Saturday May 2 3 DANNY THE MAVERICKS TREAT YOURSELF to our dining room features Roast Beef Corned Beef Hamburgers Ham ft Cheese sandwiches GEORGETOWNS SPOT DOWNTOWN GtOKGCTOWN Motet