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King of the Golden River â€" holiday theatre for children King of the Golden River will be presented at UW in the Humanities Theatre Dec. 28, 29 and 30 at 1 :30 and 3 :30 p.m. It is a story of three brothers and their struggles against violent storms, magic spells, spirits and devils. Will Sutton and Renee Bertrand will star as the King and Queen. The overall design for the production is by another Niagara Theatre staff member Tayâ€" ie Rehem, whose training and early work were with the Stuttgart Opera House in Germany and in Canada for the Canadian ‘"‘The King of the Golden River‘‘ promisâ€" es theatre in the finest tradition, with swirlâ€" ing storms, magical appearances and disâ€" appearances, acrobatics, and a particularâ€" ly breathtaking scene in which a cottage is violently dismantled in a sudden storm conâ€" jured up by a hotâ€"tempered Southwind. More theatre magic is seen in the cosâ€" tumes, designed by Joan Davies also a staff member at the College. Mrs. Davies specialâ€" izes in designs for children‘s theatre, most recently completing work for the Canadian Mime Company and Carousel Players, as well as the Shaw and Stratford Festivals. A showfull of fun and excitement for children is scheduled for the UW Humanities Theatre during the Christmas holidays. Produced by Niagara College Theatre of Welland, ‘"King of the Golden River‘"‘, the story by John Ruskin, has been adapted into a fastâ€"paced hourâ€"long adventure fantasy by D‘Arcy McHayle, and comes with colourful sets and costumes and "theatre magic‘‘ to thrill the kids. There will be two shows daily at 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. on December 28, 29 and 30. Mr McHayle, whose background includes much work in children‘s theatre with Studio Lab Theatre in Toronto, is an instructor at the Niagara College Theatre Centre and has been adapting shows of this kind for the centre for the past two years. Their huge successes in Welland, performing for over 5,000 children in the area, prompted the UW Arts Centre to bring this latest show to Waterloo for the holidays. A 10â€"kilometre road race was proposed last week for Sunday, June 11, the last day of the 11th annual Waâ€" terloo Days celebration. A footloose and fancy free finale to next summer‘s Waterioo _ Days _ celebraâ€" tions could see as many as 2,000 runners invade city streets. * In the past month, he has been working with city officials and Brad Blain, president of the Waterloo County Amateur Athletic Association, to see the idea materialize. The race, which could become the largest scale of its kind ever held in Canâ€" ada, is the brain child of Jan â€" Ciuciura, _ coâ€"owner of Athlete‘s Foot store on King Street. Both _ Sunday _ joggers and serious long distance runners will be invited to compete in a variety of cateâ€" Waterloo Days runners invasion Opera Company and CBC Television. For ‘"‘King‘"", Mr. Rehem has created a fantasy world with strange forests, mult‘â€"oloured skies and changing hills and rivers. Tickets for the show are $1.50 for children 12 and under, $2.00 for all others. Availâ€" able at the UW Arts Centre Main Box Office, Room 254, Modern Languages Buildâ€" ing, UW or at Bishop‘s Style Shop, Stanley Park Mall in Kitchener, and the KW Symâ€" phony Office, 56 King St. N. in Waterloo. The race, which has been sanctioned by the Ontario Track and Field Associaâ€" tion, â€" may â€" offer prizes donated by local merchants to winners in an open men‘s category which will include the serious competitors. Mr. Ciuciura anticipates between 1,500 and 2,000 comâ€" petitors, â€" half from â€" this Region. Ontario track and field clubs will be contacted to attract outside comâ€" petitors. gories. Canada‘s _ foreâ€" most longâ€"distance runner Jerome Drayton as well as other Olympic calibre runners may participate. Entry fees are hoped to be kept to a minimum and tâ€"shirts will be awarded to each finisher. Athlete‘s Foot will be one sponsor of the event and Mr. _ Ciuciura is looking for others Vateriqo Chronicie, Wednesday, December 21, 1977 ~Page 26 // M CAMBRIDGE ADAMS, Bernice Mrs. . . . . . . . . DURWARD, David. . . .0 .. ... FAIRLESS, Ted ............ KENT, Fred 2 . .. 0 2222 l l l NELSON, Erwin (Mayor) . . . . . . KITCHENER BARRON, Alan . . . . .0 ... ... CARDILLO, Dominic . . . . . . . . . GRAY, Jim. ... .. ..c~..0 ... McLENNAN, Sid . . . . . 0 20 ... ROSENBERG, Morley (Mayor) . . STONER, Grace Mrs. . . . . . . .. VILLEMAIRE, Merv . . . . . .. VOISIN, Mac . . . . . .0 l2 .2 . WAGNER, Robert .. .. . . .. .. NGRTH DUMFRIES LISSO, Franklin A. (Mayor) . . . . WATERLOO CARROLL, Marjorie Mrs. (Mayor) MEWHINNEY, Mary Jane (Mrs.). TURNBULL, Brian . . Mn bor ies WELLESLEY RUPNOW, Conrad (Mayor) . WILMOT RITZ, Ernie (Mayor) . .. . .. . .. SHANTZ, Ralph .. . 220. 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