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Through the incorporation of performers selected from all parts of the provine the ensemble was supported by a backdrop haeido scope of multiwisual imagery, The sold-out house was treated to a colorful panoraml of Ontario‘s heritage from past to present ex pressed through diversified arts of all environ ments With Christie as the official emcee the Showcase collective chronicled decades featur ing punchy vignettes from each time pocket set to the notes of such Canadian music heroes as Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Gordon Lightfoot. and late t-quusers of the past, Guy Lombardo and Glenn Gould. The sketches, dances and musical interludes also housed on the years before the turn of the n-ntury. with a provocative dance silouette by noted native dancer/choreographer Rene High “any. highlighting Indian artistry and haunting stings that made and shaped laminating civilir rations Bicentennial was also "Bilingual" Showcase. its the ‘stars of tomorrow' vhorused in French, celebrating the beloved folk songs. Traditional Franco-Canadian folk artist Dun aId Polequin flavored the show's French contin gem with his infectious toe lapping renditions. as each of the Showcase cast performed individual segments in part two of this glitzy event. Junoawar4 winner Shirley Eikhard sang her latest single Rumors. But muddy microphone sound marred this Lady's extraordinary vocals. That was also the raise in point with Christie's tight historical narratives. - _ _ - .- Lousy acoustics mar Bicentennial Showcase (Connnued from pagr 15) series of bad luck coincidences. losing everything, and moved here. He started Ragdaddy's nine months ago with very little. The sale he made to Reeves was a big financial boost and the rest is history. w; The man's a Streetwise natural. sensing colors by instinct. even shocking his clothing victims, when they take his ad- Vice. He says older patrons teach him most about the clothing and furniture he cor lects. and once in a while strange things CiifITaEiEEiEE tor"orGdGofi iiGaaas l 25 or more as per room rental nude! By-law 3:161 , Gott club rentals not Minded Open 11 to It. 7daysaweek All. DAY PASS NOW ONLY 'ft TROPHIES ”PUID HEIDELBERG 699-441 3 1iitA4ntointlionard effort DINN E§v§lf§9m§ "ll basically depends on the room," and Chrome heaving I huge ugh a» she wiped her brow now drenched in sweat, from an extremely hot and humid performance “I was worried about that you know." Christie attired in a red Chino“ gown shrugged her shoulders. "Sound is such a toochy thing. and we never really know what it's going to be like, “but we hope for the Sound structure was increasingly irritating. towards the show's end causing many of the older audience members to have as they heard the first vibrant chords of the Showcase house band Cane. 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