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PAGE " - WATERLOO COME. WENSOAV. FEBRUARY 27. tttSS Hugh MacLachlan. chairman of the Laurier English department and Weil-known Arthur enthusiast, is chairman for the week-long festivities. He feels the week will be both instructive and vastly entertaining. Chronicle Special King Arthur and the knights and ladies that clustered at or near the Round Table will be in the spotlight at Wilfrid Laurier University March 3-9 as the universityholds its annual fes- tival. The theme this year will be a celebration of all things Arthurian and medieval. There will be a musical stage production of Lerner and Loewe’s Camelot, a medieval feast with authentic recipes. lectures by Geoffrey Ashe, a British authority on Arthur. a children's mm event, and an Arthurian Ctim festival. Most of the events are free, although tickets are required for Camelot. Students have snapped up most of them. Here's how the week will unfold: On March 3 there will be a showing, especially for children of Walt Disney's the Sword in the The any. hilarious Frantics will no doubt be up to their zany. off-the-wan craziness when they appear at UW Humanities Theatre, Satur- day, March 2 at tr Fm. What makes the' Frantics? There are four of them, four different shapes. four separate backgrounds, four unique outlooks on life. -- Eaiit, weekmore than half a million Canadians laugh along to their ACTRA award nominated CBC radio show Frantic Times. The group is the creation of four fertile comedic minds. Paul Chato. Rick Green. Dan Redican and Peter Wildman. Their collection of manic characters, hilarious sketches and songs thrills audiences wherever they appear. Tickets are $9.50 for adults," ttCskudents/sem iors. King Arthurand gang at WLU Medieval festival ll "RF I Mr French books. "cords. 22 Dupont St. E. than. on book. an a... Ihmtqrtoo "saort art for ch“... 'rottttm 9.00 pm. Tm 1.00 I 9.00 pm. Call For Available Times Saturday 1 1 :30 tt.m.-to pm. Sunday 10:00 a.m.-10 pm. 4 SUNDAY MORNING SPECIAL ALL YOU CAN BOWL FOR $3.50 " a.m.-12 Noon Freq Shoo: Hilarious Frantics at Humanities WATERLOO BOWLING LAKES dlcw - an Mann OPEN BOWLING mu m IIOAIDIIG um I'm-LI FOR 1 um “A.“ Northwest Coast Images February 16 - March 8 "'T'., ». ='ccc-vrtts . ,, 5". w'erds, F u-al.";),.; /8ttrire. “Lowest an” In Town" " m St. - ICC-2.00 0' 000-2370 Roy Vickers Stone in Room IEt of the Arts building. The film will be preceded. at l p.m., by jousts and medieval dance performed by the Society of Creative Anachronism with the movie set for 2 - The society draws its members from medieval enthusiasts in IGieherer-Waterioo,, Hamilton, Toronto and Guelph. That evening a medieval banquet will be staged with food of those early days in the spotlight. Dancers and musicians will set the mood and complete the authentic scene. The banquet starts at 7:30 p.m. and only a few tickets are available. The theme will be continued March 4 when students and others will operate a medieval fair in the concourse area outside the Bookstore, with medieval crafts, food and games. It will run from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. At 7 p.m. that day there will be a movie, Monty Python and the Holy Grail. There will be a commentary by Dr. MacLachlan, whose interest in Arthurian matters have taken him to England for extended studies. The event will be held in Room [El of the Arts building. An Arthurian Film Festival will be the highlight of March s, with showings beginning at 6 pm. in Room 181. On the bill are Monthy Python and the Holy Grail, Excalibur, Lancelot du lac and the Sword of Lancelot. A Gregorian mass will be conducted by Barrie Cabena of the Laurier music faculty at 12:30 noon. March 6. in the chapel of Waterloo Lutheran Seminary. That night, Professors Georffrey Ashe and Hugh MacLachlan will discuss various Arthur- ian matters. Professor Ashe will discuss The Search for Camelot. and Dr. MacLachlan will ask the question. What Happened to Arthur's Bones? They will speak in Room 208 of the Arts building at 7:30 pm. On March 8 and 9 there will be four performances of the shortened version of Lerner and Loewe's Camelot. at T p.m. and 9 p.m. both nights. They will be presented in the Paul Martin Centre. The week-long festival ends March 9 when the Society for Creative Anachronism will repeat their jousts and dances at I p.m. in Room IE1. followed by a showing of Disney's the Sword in the Stone, at 2 p.m. e Prize Draws o Refreshments o Free.Admission o Free Parking Entertainment Features: o Fritz-Patrick Trio Sunday Festivals are held every Ist and 3rd. Sunday from March 3rd Io lune FARMERS MARKET Located on the UpPe' level at Indian" SPRING OPENING " Frederick sum. 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