Globe tunes up for the new season Dollys looking for a few good men A shortage of men has reached Global proportions No this Isnt the premise or some outlandish science fiction movie Its merely the state of affairs for Georgetown Globe Productions as they prepare for their first major project of the new theatre season the staging of Hello Dolly The group is ready to begin rehearsals this Tuesday but they would like to fill a serious void as soon as possible While many of the principle roles have been filled wo men are urgently needed to play principle male roles and more men are needed to fill the male chorus The shortfall of men is something Globe wrestles with on an ongoing basis For men priorities are con tinually shifting and often they can not commit to projects each new season says McNeil a member of Globe Productions Shower singers will do says Ms McNeil Often people who dont think they can sing do fine They Just have to have a genuine In terest in music and want to have some tun And the emphasis is definitely on People hove come from Bramp ton and Misslssauga to join us because were a fun group says Debbie Tilson another member of Globe But while having a good time Globe Productions has still managed to garner its share of awards In the theatre community with many am bilious undertakings over the years Hello Dolly will be In keeping with the high standard of entertainment Globe Productions provides The cast will number about 35 plus the backstage people The director of Hello Dolly Is Rosen who has won many awards for both directing and ac ting His services have been made available through a Theatre Ontario grant Musical director will be Paul no stranger to the music scene in Georgetown Mr Is a music at Centennial School and among his many pro jects he directs the Centennial Alumni Choir The producer of Hello Dolly Is Carolyn Hooper Hello Dolly is a musical set In New York in the Among those who have played the lead roll In Hello Dolly on stage and screen arc Carol Charming and Streisand Rehearsals are scheduled for Tuesdays and Fridays with the firs to begin Sept at p m at St An drews Church There arc engagements scheduled for the show all to take place at the John Elliott Theatre Show dates are Nov through Nov and Nov through 27 as well as Dec 1 through Dec Two of these dates are Sunday matinee per form a rices As well as on stage talent people are required to help out backstage with various duties Anyone Interested in joining in the fun of Hello Dolly with the Globe Productions group can show up for the rehearsal Tuesday at St An Church or for more tion call producer Carolyn Hooper at SECTION THE HERALD Wednesday Aurom Entertainment Indian Summer sets on Crawford Lake Cocktail anyone Most choose but Bryans worth By DIAHANN Herald Special If you dont drink dont see this movie And If you do drink do not at tempt those tricks at home youll waste a lot of liquor 1 had no idea tending bar could be such a creative Job you wont believe the things you can do with a bottle of whiskey Foolish mo I I Just drank the dam stuff Cocktail is a neat film but its ma jor flaw is that there Is no plot or story line to speak of Boy become bartender thats it Things happen but they re not earthshaking events by any means Tom Cruise plays Brian Flanagan a guy without a college degree who wants make It big on Wall Street Naturally he gets nowhere In the business community and ends up taking a Job as a bartender His col league and teacher is Doug Bryan Brown and Doug is a star bartender Brian soon picks up his flashy style and is a willing listener to Doug observations And thats basically the movie The men move from one bar to another they have a fight they make up they make mistakes They tease and torment one another and the remarks are witty and quick the centre of the film this friendship and the dialogue It is I in AT THE MOVIES mini I definitely a character study and the film works because Flanagan and Cogan are Interesting people Cogan especially is a fascinating per cynical selfdeprecating but vulnerable Cruise Is really good as the naive the fast track Is hard and He never quite makes the yup pie dream but thats Bryan Brown is magnetic as Cogan Hes far more fascinating than Cruise and I thought Brown was the best thing about this movie Hes so perfectly cynical and witty and sexy I think that Cruise Is Just loo young to be attractive although I may be alone in that opinion so I was glad Brown was there to provide a mature appeal Elizabeth Adventures In Babysitting is fine as Flanagans girlfriend and she certainly Is easy Donaldson No Way Out directed Cocktail and I dont think he could have found a more con trasting script Cocktail doesnt pro vide any suspense or tension it Visitors attending the Indian Sum Festival at Crawford Lake Sun day Sept 11 will be able to purchase tickets in a draw for Robert Batemans Cardinal and Wild Ap ples print Bateman created the work of art which shows a brilliant male car- New season set to begin season starting Monday Sept 5 at m at Knox Presbyterian Church Main Street Georgetown The society is looking forward to a season of Interesting and challenging music Auditions will held Monday evenings For more information call or Solo parents plan for dance The Brampton Solo Parents Associated Profit Organiza tion is having a dance Saturday Sept from 30pm tola m The dance features music by a deejay buffet and door prizes and Is being held at the Peel Junior Farmers Building Elliott Street Brampton For further information call or perched amid wild apples specifically to aid environmental education Members of the Hal ton of the Crawford Lake project Less than too Is needed to complete the entire project More than has been donated to the campaign Only draw tickets are being sold and ticket holders have two chances to win with draws scheduled for Oct 10 and Nov 27 at Crawford Lake Tickets are available from datlon members the Mountsberg Wildlife Centre Crawford Lake Rattlesnake Point Conservation Areas or the Administration Office of the Halton Region Conservation Authority For more Information please call the community relations division of the Region Con servation Authority 3361153 TOM CRUISE In Cocktail as a moneyhragry bartender who falls lor the movie unless its Eliiabelli Shoe unaware thai she Is from a wealthy roily T J ffr bottles they re throw Sitcoms rated from top to bottom Since the first situationcomedy Mary Kay and Johnny showed up on early TV sets in 1947 sitcom characters have woven their way in to the mosaic of North American life Its not Just laughter that makes sitcoms important to us says author John Sitcom characters have become our faithful friends Theyve kept us company when we were sick or Theyve shared their secrets with us Theyve taught us lessons about ourselves Weve been with them as theyve grown and struggled with new situations In an Intriguing new book takes a look at the best and worst of the sitcoms from the 1950s through the 1960s asked 77 North American TV critics and TV historians to pick the best and worst sitcoms from each decade Some of the shows the critics dumped on are sitcoms that survived for many years The Best of TV Sitcoms Harmony Books 2 offers much more than the critics choices though It contains profiles of many of the shows and their stars goes into much more detail but here are of the critics The top three from the 1950s The I Love Lucy and The George Bums and Grade Allen Show The worst three Life with and The Charlie Far rell Show For the 1960s the critics top choices were The Dick Van Dyke Show The Andy Griffith Show and Get Smart The worst My Mother the Car Gllllgans Island The Flying Nun The critics lop choices for Ihe 1970s All in the Family The Mary Tyler Moore Show and MASH The worst Threes Company Does John know about this Mc and the Chimp and Time That brings us to this decade The critics top picks are Cheers Newhart and The Golden Girls The Cosby Show finished fourth and Family Ties was fifth At the other end of the scale the critics nominated We Got It Made Mamas Family and Brewster as the worst three sitcoms of 1960s I Love Lucy may have been one of the top of the 1950s but the mighty have fallen The critics were 1980 f are worth about but not for the crowd Entertainment Bob Spence Kiwi live by CTV on Sept 10 One early prediction Watch for Blue Rodeo to win the Vista rising star Award Blue Rodeo is also a finalist In two other categories top group top single Try The Edmonton literally a legend In their own time dominated womens basketball for about two decades They were world cham pions for IS straight years and went undefeated at four Olympics The Shooting Stars a onehour TV special offers a look at the team that dominated this sport through the 1920s and 1930s The Grads were disbanded In 1940 Shooting Stars airs Sept 14 on CBCTV kind in rating Lucille Balls latest fort Life With Lucy as only the fourthworst show of the 1980s The Canadian national women basketball team came close but did not qualify for the 1988 Olympics Vet Canada once fielded a womens basketball team that was the toast of the world The Canadian Country Music Association has announced the finalists for this years country music awards Lang Anne Murray Ronnie Prophet Family Brown and Dick Damron are the nominees for Enter of the Year The awards show will be telecast AFTER THINGS TO DO PLACES TO GO FOB YOUR LISTENING AND DANCING PLEASURE MAIN ST S EORGETOWN CINEMAS STREET CINEMA 2 Totally entertaining TOM CRUISE Evenings 7 00 CINEMA 2 Saturday A Sunday cinema 3 sal a sun STEALING HOME J NEW PHONE No 8772418 NOW OPEN Weve captured your six most wanted toppings Bookem now HAM PincAPPLE MUSHROOMS GREEN PEPPERS EX I TOMAIUCJJ WW every HAWAII 6 OH you get a at no extra charge Oner ends September 210GuelphSt Georgetown 8733322 Coke is registered trade CocaCda Ltd