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Page 8 — Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, November 25, 1992 oT with December 12 at Sana: 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. at the McGibbon Banquet Room, Downtown Georgetown (enter from parking lot) ‘ Tiokete available from: Fletcher's Family Shoes, Oxbow Books, Penniesworth, Up, Up and Away Ta ee Downtown Georgetown Christmas Hours begin Nov. 30 Monday - Friday: 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday: 9:00 a.m. - =e p.m. ‘Sunday: p.m. Christmas Eve: 9:00 a.m. - ry 00 p.m. DQ hide... Dv forget to exter the Be Christmas Colouring Contest! Deadline for entries is November 30. Prizes will be ENTERTAINMENT Oliver! nothing short of wonderful By Wendy Long Georgetown Globe Productions’ rendition of Oliver! is nothing short of wonderful. By the time you leave, your feet will be tapping and your head will be singing one of those timeless Oliver! melodies. Oom pah pah, oom pah pah... Vesta Jorgensen, president of Globe Productions, described Oliver! as “a stunning visual wrap- costumes were well designed (the work of Rachelle Warburton and Mary Bilik) and the stage sets craftily utilized to create a variety of moods and scenes (thanks to Jackie Willow and Mary Griffin). Victorian London was successfully and intelligently re- created. December 5th. 10:00 am Preview: 9:00 - 10:00 am 36 ARMSTRONG Mountainview north of #7 The night that Halton Hills This Week viewed the play, Stephanie Scott portrayed Oliver. Scott is alternating the lead with Owen Cherry. The Artful Dodger was played by Corey Rivers, who is sharing this part with Mark Lavery. Scott has a lovely voice, and she did well in portraying a stiff and orphaned little British boy. Rivers was energetic and convincing as the Artful Dodger, although at times it was a tad difficult to hear him. And Fagin! Fagin (Mark Llewellyn) was poetry in motion, an absolute delight. A big standing ovation for Fagin. Humor was abundant in the roles of Mr. Bumble (Eric Witvoet) and Widow Corney (Vera MacDonald). Accolades too, to Mr. and Mrs. Sowerberry (Colin Eastment and Joyce Grant). The color and raw enthusiasm of these characters energized the play. Bill Sikes (Derrick Hempel), Nancy (Nanci McNeil), and Bet (Diane Atkinson) were strong plot leaders and did a fine job of creat- ing dramatic tension and maintain- ing British accents. Let’s not forget actors and actresses Keith Mills, Kathryn Landey, Barry Pletch, Brian Banyard, and Jan Hillier. Oops - and Ben, of course! Kudos for strong, sound performances. An overwhelming feature of this play is the outstanding choreogra- phy and artistic quality. The chil- dren’s chorus opened the perfor- mance with some of this fancy footwork. These kids did a great On the flip side of the coin, the second act had some problems with fluidity and the climax left some questions hanging in the air. But on the whole, three stars. Simply wonderful. Treat yourself to an enchanting evening of community theatre, it’s well worth the ticket price. Oliver! will be at the John Elliott Theatre this weekend, Nov. 26, 27 and 28 (there will be a Sunday matinee on the 29th), and on Dec. 2, 3, 4 and 5. LAYING THIS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY « HOLLYWOOD AE WHERE FRIENDS reas DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS NOW WITH 3 POOL TABLES TAVERN AT THE CORNER OF WINSTON CHURCHILL & HIGHWAY 7 877-4161 somes couNTRY Book Your Holiday" Parties Here! 873-8122 Advertisement sponsored by "All Brite” Janitor Service awarded at Santa's Breakfast on December 12 Formerly Club 2000 address Now Under New Strong Management WITH THIS COUPON 50 Came & Reminisce the 1 GREAT MEMORIES! $ THE ORIGINAL SONGS: “Mr. Tambourine Man” “Turn, Turn, Turn” I THE BYRDS OPENING ACT “JUST CAUSE” BAND "HEARTBREAK HOTEL'~ Doors Open 8 p.m. JOIN US # GREY CUP KICK OFF! moison @) SUNDAY, NOV. 29 AT 12 NOON S88"; WATCH NFL oe on 4 T.V.s & Giant Screen x Pool Tables * Shuffle Board sunon® * Lunch & Dinner Menus BIKINI GIRLS! LOW BEVERAGE PRICES! SPORTS LOUNGE