‘THE CRUCIBLE’ by Arthur Miller, will be performed by Genesis Players from November 25-29, 8 p.m. at Windsor

secondary school. Tickets are available at the door or by phoning 929-2361. The play deals with the treatment of a
young group of girls accused of witchcraft in Salem in 1692. (Ian Smith photo)

Here come the clowns

The Vancouver-based
clown troupe, Cirque

Alexander is putting on a
show at Presertation House
on Satur <’November 29

e whole family
will be dé@lighted with this
irresistible\clown duo.

Paul Hdoson and Anita

Couvrette, Ape founders—of

the compa and -élowns
themselves, have /prepared
an hour-long show of music,
magic and circus delights
entitled “Just Plain Fun”.
And that’s just what icit!
Paul Hooson plays the
sent clown “Alexander”,
adept at mime. magic and
miscmef. A former student
of Marcel Marceau, he has
been a featured artist with
circus, mime and children’s
theatre corhpames in France
and throughout Canada
Officer O'Sneceley. of the

Eve

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New Year’s

2 Ballrooms ¢ 2 Orchestras
Deluxe Smorg of the Year
Hats ¢ Noisemakers ¢ Streamers
Door Prizes

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Keystone Kop Department,
is the creation of Anita
Couvrette. In 1977, she
teamed up with Hooson and
co-founded Cirque
Alexander. Since that time
they've been clowning
aroun@ from one end of the
counfry to the other, to ever-
mefeasing popularity. In
celebration of the In-
ternational Year of the
Child, Cirque Alexander was
chosen to kick off festivities
in the far north as part of the
“Greatest: Littl Travelling
Super Show for Young
Audiences” -) a_ project
initiated by the Canada
Council

Tickets adults $2.50,
children $1.50. For reser-
vations and = ticket’ in-
formation, call Presentation
House at 986-1351

988-6101

B7-Sunday News, November 23, 1980

Vancouver Bach Choir

presents three performances of Handel's

Messiah |

Soloists:

Ingrid Suderman Audrey Glass
Glyn Evans Bernard Turgeon
Simon Streatfeild, conductor with Members of the

VANCOUVER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

ORPHEUM

Dec. 4.5 8:00 PM
Dec. 7 2:30 P.M
Tickets trom $6.00 at

V.T.C. Outlets & Eaton's

AS

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