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Mavor Moore and Moncrief Williamson are chiefly to blame fer all this activity and for the eestre's growing reputation Moore, who directed the theatre program last summer, persuad- ed top performers to bambile on appearing here. and filled the roster with names like “The Can-

edian Opera Company”. “Halifax Symphony”, “National Ballot Cempany™". Neptune Theatre.

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frequently changing exhibits. lots of variety, and related act- ivities such as children’s art Some 85.000 visitors

the gallery last summer.

The Centre. with its dual

as a cultural-historical mbar: jon. has been cited by Minister

Stewart as a major reason for an 18 per cent increase in tour- inquiries this winter over last winter ¢

This summer the Centre will run a summer theatre school

away as Alberta

But for the tourist. the regular- ly-tuh guided tours and the act- ivities in the gallery and theatre

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Three major exhibitions wil! be on display in the ar galiery this summer. all opening in June and closing Sept. 6.

First to open will he the Can- adian Imperial Bank of Com- merce Note and Com Collection This is a specially arranzed showcase collection of coins.

fan painters is included in lit- erature about the Canadian In- éustries Limited collection, open- ing June 15. Visitors to this will see the works of such artists as Jacques de Tonnancour, Jean- Paul Lemieck, Alfred Pellan, Jean - Paul Riopelle. Goodridge

David- Roberts. Alex--Colville, Harold -

Town, York Wilson, Harold Bea- . A. J. Cas- i . Paul- Emile Borduas. Claude Picher and Leon Bellefleur. In addition to loaning the collection, CIL is

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- donating slides to the gallery's art refer-

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Other smaller displays. ard works from the gallery's per- manent collection will also be exhibited from time to time

Art classes for children will move outdoors in the summer months to local parks and the north shore of the Island IN REPERTOIRE

Visiting theatre lovers with

‘only a few days to stay here will

particularily appreciate the theatre's decision to run its four mzjor vrodyctions in revertoire There will be 14 performancs of the new musical “Anne of Green Gables”. ten of the satirical “Spring Thaw", ten of “Laugh With Leacock” and six of “Wayne and Shuster in Charlotte- will be first to begin its run, and “Wayne and Shusier™ joins the

. program last in mid-August. The ief-. man who wants to see all four

and an eyening of ‘Anne’ plus a Sunday evening concert by singers Joyce Sullivan and Jack Scott, and, if he were really keen record of

-the festival, whose day-to-day

program is as follows: THEATRE PROGRAM

Julyl 1: Special Dominion Day program, “Salute to Canada.”

July 2: MGM's “Golden Oper- etta” film series opens and con- tinues to July 10. This includes such movies as “Rose Marie”, and “Girl of the Golden West".

July 6: Puppet theatre. featur- ing “Howard the Turtle’. opens in the children’s theatre This runs to Aug 21 with shows Sun- days and Tuesdays through Fri- days at 2.00 and 3.30. and on Saturdays at 11.00. 130 and 3.00.

July 11: Folksinger Alan Mills.

July 12: Opening nicht of “Spring Thaw.” starring Dave

Broadfoot, Barbara Hamilton, Jack Duffy, Marylin Stuart, Pet- er Mews, and others. ‘This per- formance sponsored by Chariot-

-tetown Hospital Junior League.)

Green Room after the show. July 13: Spring Thaw July —14--_Opening nicht — of “Laugh With Leacock”, starring John Drainie with Dare Broad-

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productions in the shortest sible time should spend hue. 11 - 17 in PET. This would en- able him to catch the last per- formances of ‘‘Thaw™ and ‘‘Lea- cock”, the opening night of

Mr. Williarmsen. curator of the ert gallery and museum. has Made bis section of the complex

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