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Chrooicte staff writer l The famous Italian fairy tale, Pinocchio, was pre- sented in Waterloo last week in honor of Interna- tional Year of the Child. t -----" "W L . no - a t ' if" i‘f-z - ", ' IR, . my rii'i8"',;iit',iri, _ a 15%.. r I a 'jxi,l,er'iit1,!fis'eifgE st T3 rriii2t,)'is'i,',i(j,",C'i'i' I“ W. g I ' f f _iitiCrsi'v_crjr,it"'ii"r', Jr, t'jr'ri"sv,yiisi"")ir_fej!, Local ballet company presents Pinocchio at WCI in Waterloo Conn-Luis "page! comprehensive *Drwcr Training Course A Fodoraily Chartered , Non-Profit Organization Your c6urse fee is income tax deductible and you may save up to 44% in insurance premiums by presenting our course certificate music's The priofytt.ie.b. staged by (,1!'s,l.lll,1:,.,tj, i,1il,l.lllt,Lt,l tWt s, m - tl,,li,l,,llll,ll tti"tier Cinema iatmntw PARK SHOPPING mu KITQHENER - Waterloo Chronicle, deodly, Lulv 4, 1979 519-4300 cannon: 623-6130 Ends Thurs. "ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ" Starts Fri. R0CK_V_1| "NIGHTWING" a. "THE CHINA SVNDROME" Starts Fo. "ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ" "ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ" 7 8: 9:10 pm Mat. Sat. tk sery?tt Starts Fri. ROCKY H 7 & 9 pm BOXQFFICE OPENS 8 Pm Held Over Held Over Ends Thurs. "MOONRAKER" 7 tr 9 pm Mat. Sat. 8: Sun. 2 pm Starts Fri. NIGHTWING Held Over Walt Disnev: "101 DALMATIANS" also Footlbose Fox 7 & 9 pm Mat. Daily 'fr? pm Held Over "THE MAIN EVENT" 7 84 9 pm Mat. Sat. & Sun. 2 pm 7 a. 9pmMat. Sat. & Sun. 2pm "The lN-LAWS" 7 & 9 pm Mat. Sat. & Sun. 2 pm Held Over "ROCKY ll" Held Over "MAIN EVENT" 7 & 9 pm Mat. Sat. & Sun. 2 pm Held Over me, A HonsgnAAN the Bernd Juche School of Ballet, took place last Wed- nesday night at Waterloo Collegiate Institute. goin McCauley portrayed Pinocchio, the puppet who eventually becomes a living Eming Ola-u Tuesday tk “My Strreimt Toad-v. Arty 10, 7:00 - 10:00 pm Emit-g Claus Tuesday & Thaw Ming Tuesday. July 10. 6:30 - 9:30 PM Cambridge 51m [ED One of the highlights of the show was Pinocchio's experience with the fox. Sonia Kadela and his ac- complice the slinky cat, Karen Gascon. The two wicked animal-characters attempt to lure Pinocchio with offers of great wealth. That segment of the show featured The Coin Dance, choreographed by Emille Cumming Moore. The ancient puppet- maker, Gepetttrwas played by Anita Turner and the all- important Blue Fairy was played by Mary Beth Fox. Stephanie and Holley Haus- er were cast as the crickets. Pinocchio's logical friends who warn him of the perils of dishonesty. boy and proceeds on a The coins were actually number of adventures. five and six year olds . dressed in shimmering gold Th t - . . ...5ll!'.. r,tefiit'1,,!".e?tt Jumpsuits. A A _ in the sequence pictured here. the Blue Fairy res- cues Pinocchio. The Blue Fairy. right, was played by Mary Beth Fox and Pinocchio Was Joan Mc- Cauley. CALL US FOR INFORMATION DIRT? M9814”; "se""" we?“ cre1d,'hi"iiEw. ODOR! MElatgkaE ... VIRUSES! twsce/btswocsraoUoA'"'Ni' All“! TECHNOLOGY irlrsHf1Eli"1lt_E1t1., THE WORLDS FINEST PORTABLE WATER DISTIIJERS from 'am to '1li06 100% PURE WATER. PRDDIIGEII NATURE’S W", STEII IIISTILLITIOI - arm-Anni. C4995 "8-448t Mtil0ElltltiliiB ABOUT YOUR DRINKING WATER? BELMONT The overall choreography of Pinocchio was a mixture of styles. thanks to principle choreographer Bernd J uche. He incorporated ballet (the Blue Fairy on Pointe) thea- trical gestures (Gepetto’s labored movements) and a number of variations. Costumes for the show were designed by Betty Jane Layton, and scenery was the work ot Isobel Fox. Pinocchio was a one-night production, but organizers hope the performance will be repeated around Christ- mas. As a finishing touch, each team of performers danced as they appeared for curtain call. SJ. The star of the show. Pinocchio. Joan McCauloy, went from a wooden puppet to a living boy. Sly Fox, right. Sonia Kade and Slinky Cat. Karen Gascon leftwam two of Pinocchio's toes in the recent production.- 12 BRiDGEPORT RD. Ey WATERLOO It's no! uork In walk 50 why mu malt to work? may . a... TM.“ b.3