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Page THE HERALD Wednesday March 15 1989 Entertain Evening promises to be enchanted To beat the band Entertainer Jack came to Georgetown Public Library Sun day to share his music and to teach children to play instruments The Cultural Centre Gallery was filled to the brim with a crowd enjoying Mr Grunskys fun participation music Herald pholo GLT prepares for Jekyll and Hyde By MARY JANE Herald Special Georgetown Little Theatre has been busy since the close of their last production Fred Thury a pro fessional director hired with the assistance of a grant from Theatre Ontario has held auditions and chosen the cast for GLTs next pro duction and Hyde The play is set in London England in 1851 and it is very class- conscious The upper classes are very lofty and the lower classes are at gutter level This stratifica tion of society leads to some of the characters having very funny lines when viewed from a perspec tive The ways and formalities of the times are most clearly reveal ed when characters from the two classes actually nave to speak to one another They are very un comfortable with each other and dont know quite how to behave The cast selected by Mr Thury should well be able to handle the nuance of the period under his ex pert tutelage You will see a blend of familiar and notsofamiliar faces Robert McCarrol whom many of you will remember as Danny in Night Must Fall will be playing Dr Henry with Pattison as Celestine Jekylls uppercrust fiancee Ron Hunt will be Lanyon Celestines uncle and a frequent visitor to Henry Rounding out the abovestairs part of the cast is Byron McKim playing a lawyer and close friend of Jekylls The characters are also well- represented Ashley Windsor will be Poole the very correct butler and Poole will have two maids to cuff around Joann Smith as Charlotte and Mary Jane Walzak as Hilda The lower classes are completed with Vernita Leece por traying Penny Hydes Woman Enjoy the thrills of Jekyll and Hyde opening April and playing through April 26 27 28 and 29 at the John Elliott Theatre Tickets are available by phoning the Box Office at 877 3700 or by dropping in to Royal LePage Real Estate at Guelph St Georgetown See you there By DIANE ATKINSON Herald Special Georgetown Globe Productions spring performance of Some En chanted Evening is shaping up to be another huge success A cast of 18 is busy with rehearsals singing and their way through a medley of and Hammers tern music But thats not all thats being planned A delicious menu pro mises to treat your taste buds and a dance after every performance will let you turn your evening into an enchanted one Globe is lucky to have a group of talented dedicated people working to bnng you Some Enchanted Evening Three of these positions are Stage Manager Choreographer and Pianist Stage Manager Jack Ferguson one of Globes founding members has been involved in Georgetowns theatre scene since the 60s Jack has performed both on stage and behind the scenes doing anything and everything he can to help He can even remember breaking the ice in the Credit River just to clean paint brushes so the sets could be finished Jack is not new to stage EVENING SPECIAL On Premises OPEN HOURS 306 St teofqeiown CONTRACTING Sloca197S RENOVATIONS FLOOR WALL TILE ULTRA WALL SYSTEMS METAL STUDDING COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL managing handling the task for Mame and New Girl In Town A handyman on the side Jack was Master Carpenter for Globes Oklahoma Globe has come a long way since those early days and Jack feels that the spring produc tions of Some Enchanted Evening is a good example of how Globe has grown to become a talented disciplined dedicated group of people that promise a memorable performance Having co choreographed Globes 1987 spring dinner theatre Stay Tuned Linda is well prepared for her solo task of mak ing everyone in Some Enchanted Evening look good on stage Aside from being well prepared Linda is well qualified Dancing since age three Linda has studied jazz ballet and tap and obtained her BATD and CDTA Degrees Linda has performed in Globes Stay Tuned Kiss Me Kate and Hello Dolly It was on stage that Linda met her husband Phil playing the role of Will in Some Enchanted Evening Although Linda finds her role as choreographer challenging she is Chamber hosts dinner theatre having fun There is a certain amount of choreography in every number and at least one full dance she said I think our au diences will enjoy the show and its upbeat theme Marilyn Micllethwaite is Globes very dedicated rehearsal pianist and official accompanist In her sixth year as a Globe member Marilyn has played for Mame Lll Abner Stay Tuned Kiss Me Kate and Hello Doily Marilyn was also Musical Director for Stay Tuned Marilyn thinks that Some En chanted Evening will be a great success because and Hammersteins music is great and Globe has a talented group of peo ple who have a lot of fun That kind of atmosphere always comes out onstage Tickets are on sale now and are already going fast so get yours soon at Royal Real Estate Services Guelph St Georgetown Some Enchanted Evening runs May 5 and 11 13 at the Community Centre 10 km north of Georgetown on Trafalgar Road and Regional Road 42 Tickets for the dinner and show cost 50 each For ticket info call The Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce is organizing a charity dinner theatre to benefit two local chanties The recipients of the proceeds are The Open Door program and the North Association for the Handicap ped Thursday April 20 is the date with a dinner to be held at the Sacre Coeur Hall The show Dr and Mr Hyde will be presented by Georgetown Little Theatre at the John Elliott Theatre This is a first time event for the Chamber of Commerce Since this body is not a service club it doesnt usually hold fund raisers for chanties However most local businesses do contribute to their community and the Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce decided to concentrate its efforts on one big event rather than doing a little here and a little there Georgetown Little Theatre is no newcomer to helping local charities The group offers a benefit night at least once a year if not more All local organizations are invited to apply for a benefit night where the costs are split bet ween Little Theatre and the benefiting organization with all profits going to the benefit group PHOTO SPECIAL The Dinner Theatre is actually a wonderful event since everyone gets something out of it The chanties wilt receive some much needed funds the Chamber of Commerce and Georgetown Little Theatre have the pride of being able to help local groups and those attending will have a superb night of entertainment Tickets are 50 each for din and show and are available from the Halton Hills Chamber of fice at 8777119 ANY PIZZA OVER 900 FREE DEUVERY WTTH MINIMUM ORDER GUELPH STREET 8734499 OPTIMIST CLUB OF GEORGETOWN TRIP OF THE MONTH CLUB WIN A TRAVEL VOUCHER EACH MONTH FOR 150000 OR CASH OPTION OF 1 00000 EXCEPT FOR JUNE DRAW FOR TRAVEL VOUCHER OF 250000 AND 50000 SPENDING MONEY OR CASH OPTION OF SECOND PRIZE EACH MONTH CASH Cost For All 1 2 Draws Is Only 1000 Per Month Payable In Advance By PostDated Checks or 1 2000 In Full ONLY TICKETS WILL BE SOLD Your Chances Are 1 in 1 Times Call A FARMER at 8770267 or AA BOOTH at 8774569