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Noted Pailliard Chamber Orchestra opens Music Series Maxim Mazumdar, one of Canada‘s most remarkable talents, will be starring in a new oneâ€"man show Double Bill, Thursday, Oct. 27 at 8 p.m. at UW Humanities Theatre. Mazumdar, who m ade his na me throughout Canada, the U.S. and other parts of the English speaking world with his oneâ€"man shows â€" as actor, direcâ€" tor and playwright â€" (most notably with Oscar Remembered, recently filmed by ABCâ€"TV for cable viewing) had recently avoided appearing on T he P a illard Chamber Orchestra â€" one of the world‘s most renowned chamber orâ€" chestras â€" will open the UW Arts Centre Chamber Music Series at UW Theatre of the Arts Friday, Oct. 28 at 8 p.m. With 250 recordings to their credit and 22 Grand Prix Internaâ€" tionaux, the orchestra has been under the direction of Jeanâ€"Franâ€" cois Paillard since its creation in 1953, makâ€" ing it the longestâ€"standâ€" TUESDAY NIGCHTS ARE PARTY NICHTS â€"EVERY WEEK AT THE TRAVELER‘$ 20 DANCERS â€" 2 STACES NONâ€"STOP! Don‘t Forget Our Oneâ€"man play specialist, Mazumbar to appear in monodramas at UW Tuesday Night We Feature: Reduced Rates Free Table Dancing e Traveler‘s Tâ€"shirts e Prizes Galore Featuring The Finest in Continuous Exotic French Table Dancers The Traveler‘s is The Area‘s Largest Exotic Entertainment Lounge Due To Overwhelming Response Since 1980, he has appeared in producâ€" tions of Hedda Gabler, Man of La Mancia, and offâ€"Broadway in Tenâ€" nessee and Me and Lord Alfred‘s Lover, as well as directing a proâ€" duction of Jesus Christ Superstar. Now, after a rest from solo work, Maâ€" zumdar has decided to stage by himself. "It was getting tireâ€" some and lonely," he said at the time. "I desperately loodked forâ€" ward to the company and excitement of playing with other actors." ing chamber orchestra in the world to have played under the same conductor. The evening will feaâ€" ture guest soloist Guy Touvron, trumpet, who is on his first North American tour with the orchestra. Touvron participated in the classes of the great Maurice Andre at the Paris Conservatoire at the age of 16, winning first prizes for cornet in 1968 and for trumpet in 1969. He has since played ‘s Lunch! do another oneâ€"man ever, the material is not written by him. The evening will include two Canadian oneâ€"act monodramas; Oneâ€" Man Masque by James Reaney and A Phoneâ€" call From Stratford by William Arthur. Why such a change of heart? ‘‘First off because 1 think they‘re fine plays. They are funny and frightening and the language and action are truly exciting." with many of the world‘s important orâ€" chestras such as the English Chamber Orâ€" chestra, the Salzburg Mozarteum, and the Munich Orchestra. His recordings now numâ€" ber more than 20, and since 1974 he has been a professor at the Conâ€" servatoire National de Lyon. The other reason is that this project offers Mazumdar a chance to team up with another Tickets are $10 ($7 for seniors or students) and are available by calling the Humanities Theatre Box Office (885â€"4280). exciting creative talent â€" director Edmund ‘‘The operative word for both these plays is ‘theatrical,‘ *‘ said MacLean. "Maxim is a very theatrical perâ€" former. Audiences always know he gives them something speâ€" cial, a special exciteâ€" ment and it‘s irresistâ€" Our special 10 day flight holiday visits the coast of California on a relaxed, comprehensive escorted tour. Fly to Los Angeles and home from San Francisco. Reserved seats for the ROSE PARADE December 29 Twin Only 1250.‘ Our 21 day coach tour features excellent sightseeing enroute to California. Many included items, reserve seats for the ROSE PARADE Never again as afforâ€" dable! December 26 Twin Only 1098. 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