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Page SECTION A THE Wednesday October 1 183 Cultural Centre anniversary Few groups can emulate Good Brothers diversity theHERALO Alive and ban appropriate name for the Good Brothen est album Ihey vc endured many years of stardom with poise and maintained a musical diversity few groups can emulate The seven time Juno award winners were at the John Elliott Theatre Friday night as part of the second anniversary celebrations Slipping in old fami liar hits along with songs from their latest album brothers Larry Bruce and Brian enter tained a near sellout crowd Playing an upbeat but often mellow sound the brothers on melodies and ballads ranging from their childhood to tra veiling on the road and weekend rodeos Basically a country and western band the Good Brothers launched their first song Fox on the Hun which developed in a classic imitated by many bands The three brothers have adapted their music to appeal to a wide range of Including rock and roll traditional contempo rary and reggae The band played two onehour sets mixing in a varied pace of songs so that the never listened for too long to any one type of music The brothers have an easy going way about them Their antics and Jokes betwe en songs helps to make YOURE MAD Second City players Donald Adams and act out a parental argument over their ion recent activities last Tuesday night in the John Elliott Theatre Thetravellingsevenplayertroupekeptthesudience not quite full house in stitches for more than three hours Herald photo the audience feel at ANECDOTES The anecdotes also tell a story about their experiences such as Brian Good ex girl friend from Los Angeles appropriately named after their luggage tick ct LAX Along with LAX Tram their new album Double Trouble is a funny song about the twins Brian and Bruce Good who faced the misfortune of mistaken Identity as children When the ship comes sailing In is a sweet ballad about Newfound land a glory days which gained an extended applause thanks In part to Bruce Good on the auto harp On banjo younger brother Larry perks up the crowd with tunes such as the theme to the movie Bonnie and Clyde and a revised funny version of Deli Dueling Banjos TEARS A strong vocalist Larry starred In several songs such as the alow country tune entitled What about the tears After songs about Rednecks and Kentu cky lead vocalist and guitarist Brian Good sang a song about lone liness on the road called Missing you from their first album One of the most wide ly received tunes was the old standby an folk hit Bound played near the end of their second set Idlng up to a fast paced climax The concert in all was a pleasant blend of the Good Brothers at their best Not just good The sounds In the John Elliott Theatre control room will be very familiar House lights down please Stage lights up Up curtain Cue Georgetown Little Theatre opens its season this week with Joyce The Man Most Likely To Full of sharp wit thu GLT production stars Ron Hill Joyce Holland David Clifton and Rod Cook Its directed by veteran Ron Hunt and produced by Jackie Willows and Stacy Arcurl In addition to the benefit night performance there are shows Friday and Saturday night beginning at and next Wednesday Thursday and Friday and Saturday evenings For ticket information call the GLT box at or drop by the John Elliott Theatre ticket booth Tuesday Oct between Awards night set for April Applications are now available for the municipal awards evening to beheld April 12 1084 If you know of someone who has brought honor to our community through their achievements In sport or culture In 1983 please nominate them for Recognition For more information call Dave Bootle seen above contributed to success of the e Join Us SAT OCT MON OCT 31 Crafts for disabled Talented performers The Hallon Hills Recreation Departmcnl and Credit Valley Artisans extend Invitation to any adult requiring physical assistance to do crafts to attend their special afternoon of crafts and coffee We will be offering supplies instruction and assistance to get everyone started on the option of their choice This Travelcraf will take place at the Credit Valley Artisans Cottage Park Georgetown on day Nov 1 30 to 3 30 p Local talent perform wlh last Thursday nigh for second annual Paul K Interested in crafts Herald Columnist Interested in crafts Looking for the perfect handmade present for someone special Have I got the answer for you The Arts and Crafts of Georgetown Is holding their Annual Exhibit on and Sale Saturday October A wide range of crafts will be represented Not only will you have the opportunity to browse and buy you will also be able to see guest artists demonstrate their skills For the crafty minded the place to be is the North Halton Golf and Country Club from a to m this Saturday Admission is A buffet lunch will be available as well as coffee and doughnuts Artist profiles early Ontario Gallery House Sol on Charles St In George town Is featuring the works of two artists beginning Oct Mary Lazier who does ceramics and Alan Perkins a painter will be at the gallery he opening day from until Alan Perkins will dis play a series or enamel drawings of early Ont doorways and mini paintings of the coast Mr Perkins has an architectural back ground and he has always had an interest and appreciation for early Ontario archltec He was prompted to produce this series in hopes of encouraging the preservation of such buildings The show is unique because the drawings are executed on porce lain enamel and sealed with a fine colorless glaze that renders them practically permanent Mary Lazier discove red her aptitude for working with clay in 1972 when she was 30 years old She studied ceramics at Sheridan and George Brown College and with the well known potter Sam Mollgun In 1979 she set up Spiral Pottery in But Toronto a non profit craft collective dedicated to furthering the craft of pottery by making available fully equipped studio space and teaching facilities hi red porcelain and stoneware She hand builds a lot but also throws Sometimes she combines the two tech niques For color she used inland colored clay and slips as well as glazes CANADIAN ODEON THtATHES A GEORGETOWN 3 El HI J 11 HElDOVEn 3RD BIG WEEK iJAMISIONDi W Ehi 35 ill Sun DEAD ZONE Evts 9 OS Sun t I p STMTS HUD AY The of llw you won I tamlti THE OSTERMAN WEEKEND Ens 17 90S Dave Jill Sleve The and Greg Hugan and Centennial public d splayed Outperformed dressing rooms with Moving on to the theatrical scene Thurs day Oct is the opening night benefit performance of the Georgetown Little Theatre production of The Man Most Likely The benefit night features a wine and cheese reception to follow the performance Cost of these tickets is Proceeds from the benefit will go towards the purchase of a Green Room for the Little Thealro This will be a headquarters for G where rehearsals may be held and props and costumes stored For twenty three years George town Little Theatre has been serving this community Now is our chance to show them how much we appreciate their efforts CONTINUING Until Nov Our Good Earth exhibition for Thanksgiving at the Cultural Centre Gallery on exhibition of 35 art works by 35 Canadian artists Until Nov fall exhibition at The Forge Studio Terra Cotta Glass pottery monoprlnts and raku chicken STREET