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RECORD WEEK Arts and Entertainment Magazine March 13-19, 1998 : ÜI if PERRY BEATON/CORRESPONDEN1 PAGE 2 March 13-19, 1998 Townshipsw eek Theatre Play staged at Auberge West Brome as fund-raiser for non-profit organization Shirley Valentine finds change of scenery irais Emma Stevens as Shirley Valentine as Theatre Lac Brome.touching comedy.RECORD FILES it was presented in 1992 at é h - ‘ A ' '40*W 5 DAY Midweek (SM.S,.,$45 mon-frt, pp pd, bated on max.occupancy, restriction» apply 2 DAY Weekend Ski & Stay C from.09 •at ft tun, pp pd, bated on max.occupancy, restriction» apply So much fun.So much savings.So little driving.Why drive further for the dubious privilege of paying more?With Vermont's lowest lift ticket prices ($38 weekend/hoiiday for aduits-Canadian dollars at pari), Burke gives you more downhill for fewer dollars.Plus, at just 1 hour from Sherbrooke, Burke is as dose as it is affordable.Spend more time on the slopes, less time in line, and enjoy the FREE J-bar, the legendary steeps, and 2,000 vertical feet of nearby Burke.Package prices In Canadian dollar* f moNT VC* www.buikeinountalii.com Information Snow Reports Reservations 802 626-3305 800 922-BURK 800 541-5480 By Diahann Nadeau Record Correspondent West Brome Emma Stevens will be reviving her delightful one-woman play, Shirley Valentine for a special dinner theatre at the Auberge West Brome on Saturday, March 21.The production is the first fund-raiser planned for Echo Art Inc., a new non-profit theatrical company, stemming from Stevens’ original company.Shirley Valentine, directed by Sunil Mahtani, was originally scheduled for Valentine’s Day, but given the January power disruptions, nothing went as planned.However, since March celebrates women all over the globe, producing the play this month turns out to be a timely choice.In her comfortable kitchen on Mount Echo, Stevens talks about the character of Shirley Valentine, comparing her to the most influential woman in her life, her mother Betty Stevens, who died in 1997.“My mother was never a Shirley.Well, not in most ways.I think of Shirley as someone who married right out of high school, had kids, stayed at home doing housework; then suddenly she’s in her forties and life has passed her by.I knew so many women like that in the suburbs of England.One of my aunts was just that way.“My mom started out like that.She married at 18, during wartime, and had a kid early on, my brother.She never even finished high school.A lot of women in her genera- tion stayed at home.But not my Mom.After she had my brother she went to hairdressing school and got her certificate.During my childhood she was a working mother and she loved it.” Stevens pauses and ruminates on her mother’s brush with fame.“My mom was ‘discovered’ around 16 or 17.She had a ‘look’ that they liked.She was in a couple of films, being groomed for greater things.Then she was sent to an audition.She walked into this room filled with beautiful women and completely lost her confidence.It’s too bad.So many women in her family had theatre or cultural careers.” For readers who have not seen either the play or the movie, “Shirley Valentine” tells the story of a British suburbanite who is so bored with her life that she talks to the wall.Literally.Written by Willy Russell (who also wrote “Educating Rita”), it explores the once all-too-common phenomenon of bored housewives and mid-life crises.(Anyone who has the luxury of staying at home these days is the envy of the rest of us!) Shirley’s life is so defined by routine that she is consumed by a desire for change; so she takes a Greek holiday, then a Greek lover, then a Greek sabbatical.(Couples take note - this is what happens when you get that stuck in routine!) At first Shirley blames husband Joe for the mind-numbing boredom of their lives; however, once in Greece she realizes the rut is her own fault as much as his.“1 like to think that when Joe comes to Greece to get Shirley, they end up back together, because he too changes,” Stevens, always optimistic, projects.“She’s not in love with Kostas (her local lover).I think there is hope for the future.Joe and Shirley did love each other when they started out; but after twenty-three years of marriage -well, they need to revitalize it.They certainly were bored - she talked to the wall and he talked to the fridge! “This is a gem of a part.It is really well written - so perfect that in 38 pages of dialogue I would not want to change one line.Well, not intentionally,” Stevens laughs.However, she notes that she is making a deliberate change: “When Shirley says she’s 42, I’ve switched it to 48.1 don’t feel right saying 42 now.” The choice of Shirley Valentine as the first fund raiser seems fitting.It spotlights Stevens’ wonderful acting talent, a talent that we have seen less of in these past years as she has concentrated on directing musicals and running a summer theatre camp, and dinner theatre.(Echo Art Inc.’s upcoming production of “Jesus Christ Superstar” opens April 1 for a two-week run).Tired of the day-to-day anxiety of running the business which left her too little time to concentrate on art, Stevens and husband Jean-Charles (Chuck) Rivard decided to make Echo Art a non-profit organization in 1997.Now a board of directors, headed by Brome Lake weekend resident Donald Wilson, operate the company.Wilson, who works in Ottawa as a special events organizer, brings a love of culture and a solid professional background in organizing benefits to the board.Other members include Mahtani, Rivard, Kate Wisdom, John Davis and William Stevens.As Emma Stevens points out, “they are all people who love the theatre but have a different forte.They each have a different area of specialization which will make Echo Art run better.“We have had no funding for the last seven years.Now that we are non-profit we can go for funding.And the Auberge West Brome is being very generous with this fund-raiser.We are getting the bulk of the receipts -they are just covering cost.” Stevens pauses in her reflections on the difficult financial times she has survived in theatre.“Oh well, I enjoy doing it so much I just can’t give it up,” she smiles, delight and resignation prominent in her expression.The dinner part of the evening will consist of a buffet featuring roast beef and salmon.There will be a host of choices, so vegetarians need not worry.Tickets for the evening are $45 each and must be bought ahead of time.For further information, please call Echo Art at 242-2047. Townshipsw eek Theatre March 13-19, 1998 PAGE 3 Beauty and the Beast, Really! at Theatre Lac Brome Knowlton Players deliver new take on classic fable By Diahann Nadeau Record Correspondent Knowlton The first thing you should know about the Knowlton Players production of Rick Abbott’s “Beauty and the Beast, Really!” is that it is not the Disney version.A tongue-in-cheek take on the old fairy tale, the play underlines the moral that beauty is only skin deep -but in Abbott’s version, Beauty is the focus of the lesson, not Beast.The cast comprises Darleen Bell as Beauty, Ace MacLellan as Beast, Elaine Cooper-Marsh as Lula, Steve Trew as Father, Brenda Harman-Code as his wife Holga, Diane Cahill as tap dancer Maxine, and Arthur Kilkelly as Harry, her manager.Sam the dog plays a prominent role as well.Anyone familiar with the cartoon or the fairy-tale will realize that most of these characters are new to the scene.Ace MacLellan will be making his stage debut in the leading role as the Beast, and feels good about it.“It’s beautiful, “ he said.My son Willie said I don’t need a mask!” The mask has proven to be a blessing in disguise.The theatre is unheated during rehearsal and the dressing room is especially chilly.“At least I’m warm back here,” he said.Co-star Diane Cahill could not say the same - dressed in next to nothing for tap-dancing, she had to keep moving to stay warm.Playing two roles in the show doesn’t phase MacLellan.“Beau has very little to do - he’s just in the beginning and the end, leaving lots of time for costume changes.” MacLellan also had praise for his stage partners who have made his foray on stage a pleasant experience.“Danny MacAuley (director) has been really helpful - especially for Elaine and I who are first-timers,” he said.The musical’s several complicated melodies have presented some challenges.MacLellan notes that while he can sing his heart out in the shower, things get a little tense when the piano starts playing.But just until he gets into it.Elaine Cooper-Marsh, also a complete novice to the theatre, managed to land herself a starring role from her first-ever audition.“I was scared, but I’m okay now.I had stage fright the first day I was given the script and realized I had a major part.Then I was terrified!” Calmer now, Cooper Marsh has found the experience thoroughly enjoyable.“I love the singing, and my kids, who were always the ones in shows, have been really supportive.My daughter has been my voice coach, which is a real turn-around.” Although she plays Lula, Beauty’s not -so-pretty step-sister, and is the butt of endless put downs from her extremely vain step-sister,Cooper Marsh says the role has been ‘great for self-esteem’.“Beauty may put me down, but her beauty is shallow, and Lula’s is deep and lasting, she said adding, “you should talk to Beauty about this - she has a whole other view on the subject.” Darleen Bell, who recently played Gerry the director in the Knowlton Player’s production of Play On - also by Rick Abbott - is a familiar face to fans of Echo Art musicals.She has only recently taken on speaking, rather than singing parts.Bell started her acting career as mean Mrs.Boyle in the Agatha Christie play The Mousetrap with Mandragore.Bell says she loves acting, despite a hectic schedule between work, rehearsals for Beauty and full-scale singing in the upcoming Jesus Christ Superstar.“I love every minute.I’m having lots of fun.” And has her role of Beauty seeped into her home life?Bell responds: “Home?What home?I sleep in the theatre.There’s a bed here for me.” Considering that she lives in East Farnham, works in Cowansville, and has rehearsal every night of the week, this is no exaggeration! “I pretty much support the local gas stations I think.” Sam the dog, whose identity is revealed only at the end of the show, wished to be quoted anonymously .“I normally use facial expressions on stage.But in this role, I’ve had to explore whole new dimensions using my body.I try to express disdain, shock, surprise - not easy behind a mask that doesn’t move much,” Sam barked.Even my hands are covered as paws.“I point a lot, he added, noting he took pointers from his dog a Hungarian pointer.You could say with all the dogs I’ve had I’ve been preparing for this role all my life!” At least lines have been easy to memorize - “Woof’ is all Sam can say.Répertoire Groupes, Musiciens & Voix If you sing, play an instrument or lead a group of musicians, be part of this first repertory.Be pro-active, stand apart from others.Info: Tel.: (514) 651-4257 Fax: (514) 670-8683 l fft ¦Bx-" \ - « < COURTESY KNOWLTON PLAYERS The Knowlton Players have come up with another zany comedy, really! Steve Trew finds himself married to Brenda Harman-Code for the second play in a row.She also played opposite Trew as his spouse in Play On! This is fine by him: “Brenda is a good sport, I can needle her! The whole cast is very congenial, it’s a good cast, good director, good musical director.” “Beauty and the Beast, Really!” opened Thursday, March 12 with a benefit for Knowlton Academy.It continues through Sunday, March 22, with performances at 8 p.m.Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, and Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.Tickets cost $7 for adults and $5 for children.For information and reservations, please call (514) 263-1061.MATINEES FRI.MON., TUES., WED.$4.50 j“rnr/vNio H Friday: a 4:30 p.m.¦I 8:30 p.m.W Saturday: noon H Sunday: 4:00 p.m.8:00 p.m.Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 3:30 p.m.7:30 p.m.j March 13th to March 19 For info: 263-5900 Ciném • 9 Theatres • Digital Sound 821-9999 • Curved Screens • Free parking Internet: actionfilm.ca/cinema9 FILM LISTING from Friday, Mar.13th to Thursday, March 19th FIR BRIND’ACIER (G) Saturday-Sunday: 1:00 / 3:30 p.m.CITÉ OBSCURE (13+) (Violence) Every night except Thursday: 6:55 / 9:25 p.m.TITANIC (G) (Original version) (Mot r«comm*nd»d lor young 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CHILDREN S MATINEE Saturday & Sunday 10:30 a.m.& 1:15 p.m.LA COURSE AU JOUET wllti ARNOLD SCHWARZENEQOER Townshipsw eek .I"— .¦¦¦¦ i.i ¦¦¦¦¦¦ .¦¦ THE i — page 4 March 13-19, 1998 RECORD___________ Theatre Sherbrooke University stages Tolstoy classic in English The Russians are coming to Sherbrooke SHERBROOK UNIVERSITY The Sherbrooke University cast of The Kreutzer Sonata Sherbrooke’s Univerity’s new English language theatre group Arthur’s Circle is presenting The Kreutzer Sonata on March 12, 13 and 14th.This extraordinary performance will take place at Le Petit Théâtre de Sherbrooke in Sherbrooke, Québec.The play is an English adaptation of the Tolstoy novella of the same name.It was written and is directed by Rémi Boucher, a 23 year-old English Literature major from the Université de Sherbrooke.The Kreutzer Sonata was written by Leon Tolstoy from 1886 to 1889.It was first published in 1893.The novella was consequently banned by Tsar Alexander III.The theatrical version of the Sonata by Arthur’s Circle was written and adapted by Remi Boucher in 1997.The Sonata is a story of jealousy and murder.Pozdnyshev, the play’s main character, has murdered his wife in a fit of jealousy.The play is a look back at his life.It is also an introspective look at love and marriage in the late 19th century.The play takes place on a train when an older Pozdnyshev recalls his life with his wife.He looks back at the events that triggered his rage and eventually led him to the murder.Arthur’s Circle was founded this past fall and promises the Sonata to be the first of a great many productions.The group includes an eclectic mix of stu- The most beautiful blues voice in Quebec._a M a/son de la (Eulti tap de Watedoo iSH-iJ presents SATURDAY, MARCH 14th 8:30 p.m.Tickets: $12 Student special: $10 For info & reservations: 441 de la Cour St.Waterloo • 539-4764 dents from the Université de Sherbrooke, many of whom study in the university’s English Studies sector.Tickets for the play cost $10 for adults and $6 for students and senior citizens.For more information about ticket sales, please contact Le Petit Théâtre de Sherbrooke at (819) 346-6650.UNIVERSITÉ BISHOP’S "DIPLOMAS DE ESPANOL COMO LENGUA EXTRANJERA (DELE) The Diplomas issued by the Ministry of Education of Spain, offer an official accreditation on the degree of mastery of the Spanish language for citizens of countries where Spanish is not the official language.The Diplomas are recognized by corporations, universities and other educational institutions all over the world.They test your ability to read, write, speak and understand Spanish.They include one certificate and two diplomas.The Certificado Inicial accredits the sufficient knowledge of the language to be able to cope with a range of situations which require an elementary-intermediate use of the language.The Diploma Bâsico accredits a sufficient knowledge of the language that allows communication in customary situations of everyday life where specialized use is not required.The next exam will be May 9, 1998 for Certificado Inicial and Diploma Bâsico.Deadline to register is March 27, 1998.Cost: Certificado Inicial $60,00 / Diploma Bâsico $70,00 For further information and registration please call: Céline Dudemaine Bishop’s University Lennoxville, QC J1M 1Z7 Tel: 819-822-9600, ext.242 Fax: 819-822-9661 EMAIL: cdudemai@ubishops.ca FOCUS ON JOBS * JOBS IN FOCUS * FOCUS ON JOBS Looking for work?Planning to start a business?Why not pick up some tips?REGISTER NOW for Jobs in Focus Workshops Choose up to 4 of the following workshop themes: A Winning Résumé A Successful Interview Job Search Techniques (Knowing yourself to sell yourself) Confidence & The Job Search The Eastern Townships Job Market Presenting Yourself Powerfully (Your 30-second summary) Marketing Yourself (The pleasant way to job hunt) Get Your Hook in the Media Approaching the Employer What Employers Want The Self-Employed Worker Attitude Gets the Job Starting a Business Saturday, April 4th 9:00 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.Bishop’s University Registration: FREE Free transportation from Cowansville, Richmond & Stanstead A free hot lunch will be served INFORMATION & REGISTRATION: JOB LINKS 819-566-2422 Deadline to register: March 27 Job-tilths Eaatera Townships School Boord Adult Education Services m RECORD UNIVERSITÉ BISHOP’S UNIVERSITY March 13-19, 1998 page 5 Townshipsw eek Record Cover Story By Richard McCallum Record Correspondent Lennoxville The last few decades have brought to the Bishop’s University Drama Department a solid reputation as one of Canada’s leaders in the development of new theatrical talent.Bishop’s drama professor George Rideout’s current production of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible has distilled this theatrical veteran’s decade of teaching theatre into a vivid and thought-provoking entertainment featuring a seasoned troupe of drama students from Bishop’s who may very well go on to become some of the best of a new generation’s crop of thespians.The Crucible is a poignant study of how society crumbles when simple virtue fails and a confused, vain population allows scapegoats to be sacrificed to preserve the status quo.Set in Salem, Mass., a village of pilgrims in 1692, the play uses the Salem witch trials to serve as dramatic device and harpoon self-styled “defenders of democracy” American Senator Eugene McCarthy and his aide de camp Roy Cohn, whose sensational senatorial investigations into communist infiltration of the media and particularly Hollywood during the 50s saw the eventual blacklisting and forced retirement of many of Miller’s contemporaries, including sportswriter RingLardnerJr., among others.Miller’s fluid writing style is a lyrical tribute to the beauty of prose while still serving as a harsh warning to the proletariat to fear an unforgiving society which can be severely unjust when left to its own worst devices.As the young troupe of Bishop’s actors dashed about striving to complete last-minute finishing touches to the striking modular set and detailed period costumes before final dress rehearsal, Rideout took a brief moment to inform The Record on the artistic goals his cast were hoping to achieve with this production of The Crucible.“The reason we chose The Crucible as one of this year’s main-stage productions is that it is an ensemble piece which we think suits this particular group of students quite well,” said Rideout, clad in well-worn jeans, a windbreaker and baseball cap, worn for comfort during the long hours of last-minute preparations as the pre-show clock ticks on.“The play has 20 characters, and though there are major and minor characters throughout the piece, the only way to pull off this type of production is to make the entire show a result of team effort.” “Everybody in the cast gets a kick at the can in this show,” Rideout added.“While some characters may have longer moments than others on stage, no one character can really develop without the participation of the entire team.” The Crucible has a cast of 10 men and 10 women, who are about the same age as the people to whom the events happened to historically.“This is a highly dramatic piece that has a direct plot line with a driving force behind it, as opposed to a Chekhov piece which is more of a character study,” said Rideout.“This play has some fairly significant set changes that must be brought off with perfect timing during the show, and these set changes are done by the cast during the show.The effect visually is that as the cast go about the set change in costume the audience is treated to an artistic interpretation of the puritans at work, as if they were attending a barn raising or other daily chores.We hope that these concepts add depth and visual-ity to the production.” “The exercise also forces the cast members to work as a team, rather than just concentratingtheir own individual performances," Rideout added before excusing himself to check into more last-minute production details.To better understand their characters and the historical perspective of the play, once the show was cast, the entire crew took a field trip to Salem village to better research the historic sites so they may have a chance to physically incorporate the environment into their portrayal of these tragic historic characters.The trip was paid for by the students themselves and a grant from the Kotler Fund, which was donated to the theatre department so that drama students may take theatre-related field trips.For costume designer Lisa Gaskell, the field trip was a profound educational awakening, as wellas a fruitful source of inspiration for the show’s many period outfits.“Going to Salem and being able to observe the geography and climate along with the many museums we visited certainly helped me as a designer for this show’s costumes,” she said.“The costumes are very close to historically correct in terms of time period, but are actually a mix of both Puritan and Cromwellian designs.This show has taken a lot of preparation in terms of costumes,” added Gaskell.“Both the head of wardrobe and myself have been putting in 12-hour days, and most of the cast have also helped out with the sewing.It’s good for the department that we are making these costumes because we do not have that many period costumes for the 1600s in stock and those that we do have are in poor shape, so for a lot of the costumes we had to start from scratch.” Local music fans may spot Bootleg frontman Bryan Reid as pilgrim authority figure John Proctor.Reid, along with Heather Coutts, who plays Abagail Williams, reflected on what this production of The Crucible means to them as actingstudents.“Working in this show has been a real exercise in character development,” said Coutts.“One of the things I have learned on this show is to try to be intuitive and see what the author is trying to get at beyond the words of the text.If more thought is put into portraying a character, it brings about a more enriching and satisfying performance.” “A main-stage production demands a whole different approach to performance than the Studio Theatre experience,” added Reid.“The Centennial Theatre is a huge space to fill with your voice, for example, so everything about working in that type of space has to be bigger.A small gesture that may work from a viewing range of 10 feet must be changed so that someone 60 feet away can still appreciate it.” “The emotional aspects of this play demand that a certain intensity be sustained throughoutthe show, and that alone is a daunting challenge to any actor.To be able to sustain that type of emotion for two-and-a-half-hours is exhausting for the mind and body,” he concluded.“George’s direction has been very insightful he asks only that each player thoughtfully examine their character,” said Coutts.“We were constantly searching for the reasons why characters would be motivated to do the actions they did and how they would deal with the consequences of those actions without being judgmental as to their behavior.” This group of students are nearing the end of their university studies but there is a chance that some of the troupe may reunite for other productions.“Many of us are due to graduate, but we are having so much fun doing these shows that some of us in this cast may get together and set up a professional theatre group that would do work at thefringe festivals,” said Reid.The Crucible continues through March 15 at 8 p.m.Tickets cost $7, available at Centennial Theatre box office.Tel: 822-9692.The Friday, March 13, performance is a benefit for the Lennoxville and District Women’s Center. 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" " .— •'¦¦¦"! ¦¦¦ — THE»' II — page 6 March 13-19, 1998 Country RECORD Jo-El Sonnier serves up more award-winning Cajun fare Vince Gill renaissance follows personal tragedies Vince Gill.new songs, new album, new tour.Last Thursday someone called at CFLX-FM while I was on the air, wanting to know what was happening with Vince Gill following his separation from Janis Gill.I promised I’d tell him as much as I can in this week’s article in the Record.So Bill, here’s your answer: Vince Gill had a very cloudy year in 1997.First there was the death of his father and serious knee problems, and finally Janis filling for a divorce.Enough to drive anyone crazy, but not Vince Gill.He slowed down from touring in order to catch-up on the sleep he was lacking due to his hectic schedule.But he also needed this time off to let the emotional wounds heal.Things are coming around for Gill even though there’s no rumor of the possibility of a reunion with his ex-wife.Since January Gill has been busy with a virtual gale of activities onstage and off.He has been supporting the Grand Ole Opry with frequent appearances and there was also an appearance with Olivia Newton-John singing “You’re The One That I Want,” during the Operation Smile concert in Nashville.Lots of rumor were fueled from that but nothing confirmed.After this hard stretch, Gill is back with new songs, a new album and a red hot new tour.He looks fit, tanned and enthusiastic on TV, and it seems like a renaissance for the MCA Records artist.He is now in studio, working on a new album but not pressured by time since his new tour kicks off only in mid-June.Instead of the same package show, Gill’s new tour will feature such opening acts as Patty Loveless, Chely Wright and, possibly Restless Heart, which is great for those who will catch it more than once.Gill is also working on his annual golf tourney.The Vinny, benefiting Tennessee Junior Golf.But the singing Mmm 4», ,*¦ ! mmfffjmsro • IndividuE • Group tri • Businesj • Cruises • Travel in: il travel avel (short & long stays) > travel su ranee email: voyage.richmond@sympatico.ca 82 Principale St.North (819) 826-6000 Richmond, Quebec 1-888-322-2123 JOB 2H0 Fax:(819)826-1515 www.vascoi nc.com golfer is always involved with many charities.He is also very much in demand to contribute his talent to other people’s recordings.His main concern though is certainly spending a lot of time with his daughter Jenny who will most likely accompany him on a good part of his 1998 tour.Here are my reviews for this week: DAVID KERSH: If I Never Stop Loving You (Curb) If I Never Stop Loving You is Kersh’s second album and an excellent followup work to his first effort.So far Kersh hasn’t accomplished anything that could be called spectacular, but everything he has done is sincere and pleasant to listen to.Kersh’s material is very radio friendly and many tracks on the new album have the potential to become hits.His ability to demonstrate an emotional vulnerability in a very effective way explains his legions of female fans.The perfect example is “The Need” a beautiful ballad that showcases his rendition skills and warm baritone.There’s also the first single released “If I Never Stop Loving You,” a profession of undying love set to a smooth, mid-tempo musical backdrop, terribly sentimental but not sappy.There’s also the cover of Eric Clapton’s 1978 version of “Wonderful Tonight,” on which Kersh does a wonderful job, proving that the song had all the potential for being a great country song.Another interesting cover found on the album is Faron Young’s 1961 classic “Hello Walls.” The young singer makes it a barnstorming, honky-tonking romp which might surprise those used to Faron Young’s crooning rendition.Just the same it might become a favorite as it displays another way of singing a classic.David Kersh seems very comfortable mixing country rock with ballads and emotional numbers with fun to sing, dance and listen to material such as the early Eagles type of song, “Something To Think About.” The singer sounds friendly, sincere, talented and most of all he makes you feel as if he’s your next door neighbor, turned into a star, and singing just for you.This sophomore album will sell well and the songs will be played on the radio.JO-EL SONNIER: Here To Stay (Intersound) Although he’s not properly a country performer, most country fans are familiar with Jo-El Sonnier’s work.He had a string of Cajun-flavored, accordion-powered country hits in the 70s and 80s such as the Top 10 “Tear-Stained Letter” and “No More One More Time.” On this new 13-tracks album Sonnier has decided to include a lot of different musical styles, old material and new which gives us some kind of party album.The country hits are featured in the form of an infectious medley bound to please country music fans.There’s also three new songs, including the recently released single “Broken Hearted Side of New Orleans.” It wouldn’t be a Jo-El Sonnier album without some traditional Cajun tunes, which are represented here by “Jambal-aya,” “Polk Salad Annie,” “La Jolie Blonde” and “The Big Mamou.” This son of French-speaking sharecroppers can also rock, which he does with high energy on “Johnny B.Goode.” He com- pletes the album by serving us a regal ballad, Procol Harum’s “Whiter Shade of Pale.” This is an excellent follow-up to the Grammy-nominated Cajun Pride and a wonderful album to add to your collection.Hoping you will have a nice celebration for St.Patrick’s Day and in the same order do not miss Visage D’Artiste on TCV, channel 10 in Sherbrooke, channel 9 in Lennoxville and channel 11 in Fleu-rimont.We’ll be having our own celebration on TV with Irish dances and lots of good Irish music with fiddler Lucien Beau-chemin and piano player Bruce Patton.The show airs Tuesday night at 8.30 p.m., Thursday night at 5 p.m.and Friday night at 7.30 p.m.Have a nice week filled with good country music and times and keep your country state of mind.Visage d>Artistes DRAWING -10 PACKAGE DEAL TRIPS TO OLD QUEBEC CITY CHÂTEAU LAURIER, BELLEVUE, MANOIR LAFAYETTE Name: _ Address: _ Jessie Auiis Tel.:_ .Postal Code: All contest rules available at Vidéotron Drop off or mail to: Visage d'Artlstes, c/o Vidéotron 205 Léger St., Sherbrooke (Quebec) J1L 2H4 Country Connection Jessie Aulis a THE i March 13-19, 1998 page 7 What’s o n Music BAR COUNTRY SALLE DES ERABLES, Sawyerville.Every Friday night, happy hour from 7 - 9 p.m.and country D.J.from 9 p.m.- 1 a.m.All welcome.Info: 889-2633.BENEFIT DANCE for North Hatley Elementary School on March 21, at Burrough Fall’s Dance Hall.Music by Crossfire, 9 p.m.- 1 a.m.Advance: $4; at door: $4.50, to reserve call 842-2508 or 842-2025.Everyone welcome.DANCE at A.N.A.F.Unit 318, Lennoxville, Saturday, March 14, 9 p.m.- 1 p.m.Music by Silverado.Everyone welcome.BENEFIT DANCE, Saturday March 14, 9 p.m.- 1 a.m.at The Lennoxville Curling Club.Music by: Sundance.Admission $3.Proceeds for Alexander Galt Library.TOWNSHIPS BLUEGRASS AND OLD-TYME MUSIC SOCIETY.Acoustic jamming at the Canadian Legion, 77 Lewis Street, Waterloo from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m.Supper 6 p.m.Live acoustic entertainment by various Bluegrass and Old-Tyme music bands from 7 to 10:30 p.m.Everyone welcome.MUSIQUE CHEZ NOUS.Chantal Boulanger, organ; Louise Des-longchamps, soprano.Works by J.S.Bach, Louis Couperin, Louis Marchand, François Morel Marc O’Reilley.Sunday, March 15, 4 p.m.at St-Mark’s Chapel.Tickets $10.$5 seniors and students.For more info: Jane Hospes, 822-9600, poste 2269.BIG FOOT at Bar Commercial in East Angus every Friday and Saturday for the month of March.Country music.Everyone welcome.CAFE DE LA FONTAINE, North Hatley.Dinner concert with Allan Gerber.Blues, soul, folk, gospel.Amazing one man show.Saturday, March 14.Reservations 842-4242.IRISH SUPPER AND DANCE at the Royal Canadian Legion, 120 Davignon, Cowansville on Saturday, March 14.Supper and dance $8 person 6 p.m.to 7:30 p.m.Dance only: $3 person 8 p.m.to 1 a.m.Orchestra: Wayne Durrell.Info: 263-3543.Everyone welcome.GOLDEN LION PUB, 2 College St., Lennoxvile 565-1015.Friday, March 13: Back By Popular Demand, from Moncton: “Chris Colepaugh and the Cosmic Crew” with special guests: “Thunder Funk.” Adm.$3 at the door.Saturday, March 14, “Big Sugar” with special guests.Bishop’s own: “Eagle Drive” and “Bootleg.” Ad- vance tickets $10 available at the Lion and the Juke Box on Wellington St.$12 at the door.Events IRISH CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE SUPPER 6 p.m.Monday, March 16 at the Lennoxville United Church.A project of the Lennoxville Ascot Historical and Museum Society.For reservations and prices phone 562-6123.CELEBRATE ST.PATRICKS at the A.N.A.F.“The Hut.” Party starts with Irish Coffee at 11 a.m.Entertainment all afternoon.Country band “Silverado” playing during the afternoon along with other entertainers, including the Rainbow Country doggers.Dance 9 p.m.- 1 a.m.Music by Silverado.Everyone welcome.ST.PATRICK’S DAY CELEBRATIONS Royal Canadian Legion Br.10, Sherbrooke, starting at noon, continous entertainment during afternoon.Beef stew served at supper time.Prizes.Followed by dance at night music R.Daigle.BLACK COMEDY OR COMEDIE DANS LE NOIR of Peter Schaffer -adapted by Benoit Girard.On March 27 and 28 and April 1, 2, 3, and 4 at 8 p.m.at Théâtre du Parc Jacques-Cartier in Sherbrooke.Tickets are on sale at the box office at Centre Culturel de l’Université de Sherbrooke (819-820-1000) or at admission outlets.Admission $12, $10 semi-ors and students, and $8 for the “Mordus du Théâtreé’ Special group prices available.For more information, call Jane Hospes at (819) 822-9200 extension 269 during the day or (819) 565-5074.Theatre THE CRUCIBLE by Arthur Miller until March 15th.Presented in Centennial Theatre by the B.U.Drama Department.Showtime: 8 p.m.Tickets: $7 with group rate of $5 for 10 or more.A witch-hunt not to be missed! Call (819) 822-9692 for information.KNOWLTON PLAYERS presents the musical comedey, “Beauty and The Beast, Reallyl” by Rick Abbot, at Theatre Lac Brome, Knowlton.Performances, Thursday through Saturday, 8 p.m.and Sundays, 2 p.m.Tickets, $7, adults, $5 (under 13), group rates available.Reservations: 514-263-1061.Opening night, March 12 for the benefit of the Knowlton Academy Arts and Music Programme.Exhibitions A SCIENCE COLLEGE PUBLIC LECTURE, “The Triumph of the Hubble Space Telescope."Speaker: Dr.Jay M.Pasachoff, Williams College, at 8:30 p.m.Thursday, March 19, at Concordia Univesity, Room H-110, Hall Building, 1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd.W.Admission: free.Info: 848-2595.THE BISHOP’S UNIVERSITY ARTISTS’ CENTRE is pleased to announce its sixth annual members’ show.Between March 5 and 28, 24 of the artist members will get a chance to exhibit one of their works in the gallery.While some members are in the process of their careers, some others are professionally recognized by the art community.Here are the exhibiting artists: Chantal Angers, Monique Beaulieu, Clôde Beaupré, Carole Bherer, Michel Bourgault, Jeannine Bourret, Virginia Cope, Roger Couture, Marie Cuerrier-Hébert, Laurence Douil-lard, George Foster, Normand Gladu, Gladys Hann-O’Neill, Pierre Jeanson, Chantal Julien, Claude Lafleur, Zillah S.Loney, Juliana Lynch-Staunton, John Miller, Rosemary Miller, Jean-Paul Néron, Denis Palmer, Snezana Nana Veljovic, Lucie Vincent.We cordially invite you to meet the artists at the opening on Thursday March 5, from 4:30 to 7 p.m Opening hours of the Art Gallery are from Tuesday to Saturday, from 12 to 4 p.m.and evenings during Centennial Theatre performances.From March 7 to March 29, ARTS SUTTON, 7 Academy, Sutton, Que.will show a collective creation by a group of artists from the Centre coopératif l’Art vivant of the Outaouais region.Based on a variety of techniques such as painting, photography, sculpture and engraving, this work is the result of a visual exploration of books as objects, i.e.stripped of any codified meaning and without intellectual or cultural connotations.Opening on Saturday, March 7 from 2 to 5 p.m.Visiting hours: Thursday, Friday, Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m.Saturday from 10 a.m.to noon and from 1 to 5 p.m.From April 4 to April 26, Arts Sutton will feature the work of two photographers of the new generation.Emmanuel Galland explores, in his project entitled “dépôts,” the evolution of portrait as a form of representation.The artists develops a portrait gallery.Samuel Lambert, in his project entitled “trois,” assembles triple sets of three photographs and invites the viewer to question such linkage, the events behind each triad and their roots.Each random set of three photographs suggest a subjective story which may or may not be factual as in a combinatorial game.Opening on Saturday, April 4, from 2 to 5 p.m.Visiting hours: Thursday, Friday, Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m.Saturday from 10 a.m.to noon and from 1 to 5 p.m.“LA MUERTE PASA POR LA PUERTA", Denounces violence and cruelty, Giuseppe Fiore.From March 13 to April 13 inclusive, Pavillon Hôtel des Postes, 949 boul.Bois Francs sud, Victoriav-ille, Que.Works dealing with violence and cruelty, in all types.From Monday to Friday: 9 to noon, 1 to 5 p.m.Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m.Admission 6 years and under: free; 7 to 12 years: $.; Student: $2.75; Senior: $2.75 and Adults: $3.50.Contact: Richard Pedneault, 819-357-8655/819-357-2185.VICTORIAVILLE - LA MAISON SIR WILFRID LAURIER presents an expostion entitled’Maurice Duplessis, Premier of Québec,’ which will be shown until May 31.If hat s o n Rates NON-PROFIT: There will be a minimum charge of $6, pre-paid (25 words or less) and .25C per word for additional words.COMMERCIAL: There will be a minimum charge of $12, pre-paid (25 words or less) and .50C per word for additonal words.Deadline: Noon Wednesdays Tel: (819) 569-9525 Fax: (819) 569-3945 page 8 March 13-19, 1998 Townshipsw eek ¦ THEi Ainsi c Renowned musician Gerber plays North Hatley V$- ' Sherbrooke Alan Gerber, a professional musician with a long history of greats and associations with greats, is coming to North Hatley to perform at the de Lafontaine et Hatley café.Born in Chicago in 1947, Gerber start- ed playing professionally in Chicago clubs at age 12.Three years later, he signed as recording artist with Chess Records and released the single It’s You I’m Thinking of.In 1965 he entered a music program at Roosevelt University (Chicago Musical College) and studied until 1967, when producer Paul Rothchild (The Doors, Paul Butterfield, Janis Joplin, etc.) chose him to become the lead singer, main songwriter and keyboardist for a group to become known as Rhinoceros, which al- lowed him to tour throughout North America with such names as BB King, John Lee Hooker, Procol Harum, Moody Blues, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Canned Heat, Jeff Beck and many others.Alan also released a solo album with Shelter Records which was distributed world-wide and a single, produced by André Perry in Montreal.Tied On became #1 in Canada.He wrote two songs for Bob Dylan’s movie Renaldo and Clara and was invited to join the famous Rolling Thunder Revue.His personal tours joined Leon Russell and Lou Reed in the United States.Alan has developed a stunning show of original material and established a broadly based following in Canada, the United States and Europe.Gerber is performing his one-man show of blues, soul, folk and gospel on March 14, starting at 7 p.m.Call 842-4242 for more information.No one gives you the world like Sears Travel.EUROPE E2SSALE Book Now.Travel.Pay Later.,000 bonus R S^CLU B Use your Sears Card! • You get a great reward program sea • You can pay after you return POINTS • You get the R&R Sears Travel Commitment • Y'ou get Free passport photos Departures from Montreal, unless otherwise stated.Nouvelles FRONTIERES INSIGHT $L*$lmi/Qtti'Quu air transit'S holidays Airfares Marseille Depart May 11/98 Returns May 19.26/98 Nice Depart May 14/98 Return May 22/98 Toulouse Depart May 8/98 Returns May 16-30/98 Bale-Mulhouse Departs May 18-Jlune 30/98 Returns June 2-16/98 Car Rentals (VOays) Renault-'fvvingo or Peugeot 106 1 tinea Price Includes early Booking Discount until April 30/981 Price is applicable with the purchase of two transatlantic flights with Nouvelle* Frontières.Pick up & rentra from Apr.1/98-Dee.31/98 Sears Croup Departure 16 days/ IS nights Europe Package France-Italy-Switzerland Departure Sept.5/98 $r)Cr)C Most be booked by April 4/981 MJMJ *679 *679 *679 *699 *2190 European Spotlight (land Only Price) Apr.to Oct.departures 14 days visiting England Belgium, Holland, Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland and France.SAVE $200 per couple! 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B On the Road Again B J.E.O Wheel of Fortune (T) Cinéma *?* “Une fée bien allumée" (1997, Fantastique) (D Simpsons B Entertainment Tonight (22) Frasier e ID Home Improvement IH Nightly Business Report @3 Newshour With Jim Lehrer Law & Order IMd BravolVideo fcdtlJ Moneyline Discovery.ca mU World News Hm Craftscapes (R) HUUVl Degrassi Junior High (R) Uld Home Again (R) i'£L’l Skylight (Part 2 of 4) IM Girl Talk (R) EQ3 Freaky Stories (R) H,’ih Dallas kCi.'t That’s Hockey.7:30 PM IT) College Basketball.(Live) S) Wheel of Fortune B New Red Green Show Q Jeopardy! m Eerie Indiana: The Other Dimension B Suddenly Susan gl Grace Under Fire (29) Simpsons ID Seinfeld Camilla Scott) get to shine as they work together to find out what happened to the pair.Even Diefenbaker (Draco), the wolf, has a scene shown from his point of view, shot in black and white with muted, distorted sound and subtitles because, as all loyal fans know, he is deaf and reads lips.Back on the ship, Kowalski’s investigation turns deadly.When Fraser comes to his aid, both of them end up in deep trouble.The finale also features for the first time a new music video and single are launched on the series: “The Robert Mackenzie,” a Celtic rock song written by Gross and Jay Semko of the Northern Pikes, and per- formed by Gross and music group Captain Tractor.As the season closes, it’s safe to say the series’ return has been something of a triumph for Gross, who also is executive producer.While Due South has often been the top-rated Canadian drama, it has yet to be an unqualified success.The series’ early evening Sunday time slot is not only inappropriate for a show that mainly appeals to adults, but pits it against strong competition from 60 Minutes, Wind at My Back and Emily.The ratings, while respectable, were below CTV’s expectations.Let’s hope a better time slot can be found next year.F Friday (33) Vermont This Week rrm Movietelevision G2p Crossfire mU Special Assignment Real Collector's Guide (R) Hif'lYI Degrassi High (R) tlid Home Again (R) I'Hil Up on the Roof ÇÏÏP Linehan (R) mil Reboot ÉK-1H Curling.(Live) 8:00 PM (T) E9 Players Q Royal Canadian Air Farce B Cinéma * * “Faut pas dire à maman que la gardienne mange des pissenlits par la racine” (1991, Drame) B 22) Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (R) ID [29] ID Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction (R) IS) Cinéma + + '/, “Baisers mortels à Palm Beach” (1992, Drame policier) (33) Washington Week in Review 83 People Near Here Hu Biography “George C.Scott’’ ih'Qi Scanning the Movies (R) (PI World Today I'lkH Animal Planet (R) miU Lead 002 Cottage Life (R) mt-h'l Friday the 13th: The Series QB Real America: 48 Hours 1’hJI In Loving Memory i TVDATA Paul Gross in Due South.pirates, shipwrecks, swashbuckling and even a dash of The Love Boat.G2J3 Box Office (R) KUJ Buffy the Vampire Slayer 1111, l Demolition Derby.(R) 8:30 PM Q This Hour Has 22 Minutes B (22) Boy Meets World (R) S Wall Street Week “The Valued Approach” EB Collecting Across America Raw Footage (R) CEJOn the Arts lim Gentle Doctor: Veterinary Medicine EED Choir (R) (Part 2 of 5) t'.'iL’l Mary Tyler Moore 9:00 PM (T) Dateline B Life and Times B (22) Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (R) ID 123) ID Millennium (Part 2 of 2 PA) IS Stargate SG-1 SI Rolling Stones: Bridges to Babylon 63 Mystery! 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(R) CE| World News nrn Animal Adventures (R) Legend of White Fang USD Home Pro (R) I’m Panorama: Visions of the Future (R) EUJ Double Duty (R) IMJ Rugrats >LIl’I American Legends.Canadian Sportfishing.9:30 AM (E Family Matters B SkinnamarinkTV (R) B HD Recess (El) ID (29) ED Toonsylvania 13 Kratts’ Creatures 33 Reading Rainbow EB Computer Chronicles (9:40) Bravonews It’Ll News Update: News From Germany flljtj Canadian Travel Little Mouse on the Prairie UU Home Pro (R) CfcQ West Indians United CSQ You.Me & the Kids (R) Ut'i Hey Arnold! fClJ Southern Outdoors.(R) H-l'l Soccer Saturday.10:00 AM (3) New Ghostwriter Mysteries (R) (El) IE fD Saved by the Bell: The New Class (R) (El) B Spilled Milk (R) B Bibi et Geneviève B 32) Pepper Ann (El) fB Home Check m ed Ultimate Goosebumps 33 MotorWeek EB Internet Cafe Q2| Sea Tales (R) ll'ld Movie ?* * “The African Queen” (1951, Adventure) A spinster and a sailor try to destroy a WWI German gunboat.f*Lk’l Showbiz This Weekend Id PM Foodstuff (R) CEJ World News lNli=l National Geographic on Assignment Hit»!'.1! 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(R) ÇEJ World News Q2|Free for the Asking (R) ÇÇüEJ Taking Care of Terrific IIM Hometime (R) GEta Z-TV ElC) Bonnie Stern Cooks (R) t'l>'l Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation Itk’lk'l In-Fisherman Television.12:30 PM E NBA Inside Stuff.B Let It Snow.(R) B Infopublicité ID Student Bodies 33 Science Court (El) Si Cooking Secrets of the CIA (Part 3 of 3) Q33 Home Again (R) GH3 Travel Guide (R) (Part 1 of 2) CEJ News Update: News From Japan OB Hometime (R) EiiJ Ashirvad CM] Concrete Jungle (R) QÙQ X-Men IÇÇJ Bassmasters.(R) refll NHL Cool Shots.(R) 1:00 PM E To Be Announced B Travels With Mom B Infopublicité March 13-19, 1997 page 11 TVWEEK - «THE» = : record: a tura ay 0 Movie * * ?* “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” (1969, Western) The 19th-century outlaw pair flees to South America.0 Clueless 0 World Vision (22) Paid Program 0 Cinéma * + '/, “Le Combat de Sarah” (1993, Drame) 0 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 0 Jacques Pepin’s Kitchen: Cooking With Claudine EE[| America’s Castles (R) twilit CNN Saturday 1 OEM Terra X (R) ÇEJ World News Gentle Doctor: Veterinary Medicine ËÇEO Frame by Frame OB Renovation Guide (R) Muslim Chronicle rrm GirlTalk (R) QQ Uh Oh! 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(D Chris Cross 13 Nanny 51 Grace Under Fire d§) Simpsons ID Seinfeld gl Points North CED Spoken Art (R) fcKKj Crossfire EES Life Signs iWn Medical Breakthroughs (R) Ft : til1,'I Degrassi High (R) m»j Home Again (R) Search for the Sacred II (R) (Part 3 of 3) IxtltJ Success Inc.(R) IPÎ71 WCW Nitro.8:00 PM CD Nanny CD Newsradio B Straight Up B Le Retour B (3 51 Spin City ED 591 ID Beverly Hills, 90210 0 Favorites ËB Women’s Bodies, Women’s Minds - The Mind Body Connection tin Biography “Kirk Douglas: A Lust for Life” (R) GEEI World Today 1‘Jt-TH Mission: Earth 1)171 Lead PI11 Horse Taies (R) HIMVl Fly by Night (R) 033 Ultrascience 1*7-1:! Langley Bottom (Part 3 of 7) ira) I Painted House (R) (Part 4 of 4) Km You Rule March Break Hd.’l Life and Times of the Judds(R) 8:30 PM CS f3 Cybill CD Seinfeld (R) B Royal Canadian Air Farce (R) D (22) Dharma & Greg (R) 1 >3 Li»l Danger in the Sea UlVl Futureworld Canadian Travel fill Sea Tek (R) i’i-Di Let’s Sing Again! 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Little House on the Prairie (Part 2 of 2) Ljyj Jane Hawtin Live IXIlJ Odyssey Dukes of Hazzard I Htl Off the Record.6:30 PM CD NBC Nightly News B Piment fort B 51 ABC World News Tonight ID News 51 Roseanne ED Simpsons 63 Nightly Business Report 023 Movie Magic (R) ÇEJ NWI Business News run Life With Pets (R) GB Renovation Guide (R) (Part 8 of 12) ITÏÏI On My Mind (R) ££Q Secret World of Alex Mack >H(I Sportsdesk.7:00 PM B (1:06) Pictionary 51 Paid Program 51 Vibe B Keenen Ivory Wayans (R) 51 America’s Mountain (R) Q3| American Justice (R) hl'M Movie * * * ü “Letter to Brezhnev” (1985, Comedy) A jobless Englishwoman has a fling with a Russian sailor.QJE) Burden of Proof (R) I'MH Wings (R) CO World News Ulit With Style (R) ?33 Earth’s Fury (R) ly7d:i Langley Bottom (Part 3 of 7) ira: I Laverne & Shirley BOO Breaker High (R) n : I k I Prime Time Country (R) CD CBS Evening News CD Jeopardy! B Adrienne Clarkson Presents B La Fricassée sportive B Wheel of Fortune ID Simpsons (Part 1 of 2) 13 Entertainment Tonight 51 Frasier m ed Home Improvement 53 Nightly Business Report 63 Newshour With Jim Lehrer f.M4 Law & Order ?23 BravolVideo tadj Moneyline Mm Discovery.ca ÇE3 World News fU74 Craftscapes (R) i-ni'ivi Degrassi Junior High (R) HQ Home Again (R) fHîl Skylight BM) Images of Home (R) ÜÜ Stickln’ Around (R) tmj Dallas (Part 1 of 2) ITÏÏ7I That’s Hockey.7:30 PM CD (1:37) Paid Program CD (1:36) Later B (1:36) Living Single 51 Paid Program 14)1)1 CNN/Sports Illustrated.l/l'.'l Lead HIH What’s for Dinner?(R) MiC'V.’i (1:35) Ray Bradbury Theater rrm Let's Sing Again! (R) Iran That Girl CD College Basketball.(Live) CD Wheel of Fortune B Drôle de vidéo B Jeopardy! ID Sabrina, the Teenage Witch 13 Drew Carey 51 Grace Under Fire 51 Simpsons ED Seinfeld 53 Talk of Vermont ÇJ23 Literati (R) UÜJ Crossfire CC3 India Business Report IIIJ4 Man Alive (R) tiiUV.’l Degrassi High (R) Uid Home Again (R) On Main Street iVilki Repair to Remember (R) ÜjJ You Rule March Break tClJ NHL Hockey.(Live) 8:00 PM CD ID Friends B Witness B Diva B Prey i3 Naked Truth 51 St.Jude’s: Story of Hope 51 ED Busted on the Job! (R) S3 Cinéma *** “Grossière indécence” (1993, Drame) 53 Ipi Ntombi “An African Dance Celebration” B Monty Roberts: A Real Horse Whisperer Md 4 Biography “John Wayne” (R) fTOl James Reaney: Listening to the Wind (R) tdilil World Today I OKU Animal Tracks CE3 Lead National Geographic on Assignment t-liflVl Sweating Bullets rrra Medical Detectives (R) Ç0D Sorry! IViOl Beauty Guide (R) QjQ You Rule March Break u:i:i Championship Rodeo.(R) 8:30 PM CD Just Shoot Me ID Dharma & Greg (R) 13 Movie * ?“Pretty Woman” (1990, Comedy-Drama) An executive plays Pygmalion to a young streetwalker.I'JKTH Nature of Canada JXjIgnatieff HH4 Outdoor Adventure Canada.(R) BEI Without Warning t'Ki:i Movie “Bambino Mio" (1990, Drama) An Englishwoman goes to El Salvador to adopt a baby.ira/I Mary Tyler Moore Ht'l You Rule March Break 9:00 PM CD ID Seinfeld B Nature of Things B Cher Olivier (Partie 4 de 4) B 51 Movie “Waterworld” (1995, Science Fiction) A lone seafarer must protect a child from vicious pirates.51 ED New York Undercover Si (9:10) Yanni: The Tribute Concert From the Taj Mahal and the Forbidden City Movie ?* x “Goodbye, Columbus" (1969, Comedy) A man has an affair with a wealthy businessman’s daughter.LiïlJ Larry King Live Titanic: Anatomy of a Disaster (R) GE3 World News l*lli Martha Stewart Living (R) BEEa Hitchhiker U£J Superstorms (R) I'.'ii!I Emilie Ui3 Are You Afraid of the Dark? page 16 March 13-19, 1997 TVWEE K ¦¦¦THE — RECORD Brutal murder of son led actor to crime-solving TV series Star of sinking ship movie is a rising buoy TVData Looking for leo: Please tell me anything you can about Leonardo DiCaprio (age, etc.), as well as where I can write to him.- R.Ogilvy, Calgary.Born in Hollywood on Nov.11, 1974, DiCaprio, who is single, received his romantic first name from his mother, who felt her unborn child kick as she stood viewing a masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci.He made his TV debut at the age of 3 on Romper Room, where he was nearly kicked out for his out-ofcontrol behavior.His first job came in a Matchbox car commercial, and he tvdata made his acting debut at Leonardo DiCaprio.born in the USA.(Hollywood) in 74.age 15 in the TV series Par- enthood.At 23, DiCaprio already has received an Oscar nomination (for What’s Eating Gilbert Grape) and racked up an impressive body of work including Ti-tanic, Marvin’s Room, Romeo & Juliet and This Boy’s Life.Next up, he stars in the title role of The Man in the Iron Mask and appears in the Woody Allen film Celebrity.Write to him c/o Creative Artists Agency, 9830 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90212.REVISITING A TRAGEDY: Could you please clarify a question for my parents and me?I need some background on both Robert Stack of Unsolved Mysteries and also the man who hosts Ameri- ca’s Most Wanted.I know one of them suffered a tragedy in which his son was murdered, but we can’t agree which.I am sure it was Stack, but my parents insist it was the other guy.- J.G.in Calgary.Your parents are right.John Walsh, the host of America’s Most Wanted, is the man who was forever changed by the horrifying death of his young son Adam, who was kidnapped and brutally murdered.The crime motivated Walsh to devote his life to bringing criminals to justice.A well-received TV movie about the case starring Daniel J.Tra-vanti and JoBeth Williams was made in 1983, followed by a sequel.Stack is a well-known TV and film star with no such horrifying personal tragedy in his life.GET WELL: Where might I send get-well wishes to figure skater Peggy Fleming in her battle with breast cancer?- Ann via e-mail.Write to Peggy Fleming, c/o Sue Lipton, IMG, 22 E.71st St., New York, NY 10021.Send questions of general interest to Canadian Viewers’ Voices c/o TVData Features Syndicate, 2482 Yonge St., P.O.Box 45124, Toron to, ONT.M4P 3E3 or e-mail to justask@tvda-ta.com.Only questions selected for this column will be answered.Personal replies cannot be sent.1 hursday li.'lfr Prime Time Country 9:30 PM (S Caroline in the City (R) m Frasier GU Life Signs HI 3 4 Just Ask EjEEJ Bay Bradbury Theater IliJ Breaker High 10:00 PM ?D College Basketball.(Live) (3 ID Seinfeld (R) Q National/CBC News B Le TVA 53 Seinfeld ID News 51 Saltimbanco - 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