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Coral Andrews Chronicle Special Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber Orchestra is presenting its third concert of the season Sunday, April is at tl p.m. at St. John's Lutheran Church in Waterloo. This ensemble is comprised of local experienced amateur musi- cians with concert master Janet Home and conductor Graham Coles. The Rolling Stones latest claim to fame is the Harlem Shuffle, but Fats Waller and The Arts Club Theatre's dazzling produc- tion of the Broadway Ain't Miss- behavin' was the real thing. . The 30-song concept with vocal arrangements by Jeffrey Gut- cheon and William Elliot takes place in down and dirty Harlem where the fun was to be found, as seven people recall '285 pounds of jam, jive and juice, full of the good times'; that was Fats Waller, who died at the age of 39, too much wine, women, and some of the greatest songs of all time. Ain't Misbehavin at UW's Hu.. manities Theatre was a memo- rable evening of good old- fashioned entertainment from seven skin-deep professionals, their common bond, the '20's honky-tonk of Fats Waller. Like the man himself, the production Ain't Misbehavin was brassy, brazen, and bold, full of life, sparkle and tremendous en- ergy. Ralph Cole (a former member of the Nylons) brought the house down with The Viper's Drag (1934) and The Reefer Song. Cole's comic insight was a show- stopper throughout the evening. The show was fast-paced, uproariously funny, filled with robust harmony and nice and sleasy does it antics. "r/DANCE-rs, - “A" - lil-lil. 341 IABSLAND DR. WATERLOO 886-7777. Humanities' Ain't Misbehavin' the best of cabaret tradition FRIDAYS 7:30-11 PM. APRIL 11 CFNY VIDEO DANCE N " IVAR HAMILTON 162.1 "The spirit of radio" Chamber orchestra at St,, John's church THE CLUB FRIDAY The program for this concert features Susan Prior on recorder in Vivaldi’s Concerto in A Minor. and on baroque flute in' Vivaldi's Concerto in D Major. Other string ensemble works to be performed include: Ferrabosco: Two Fantasias in Six Parts, Corelli: Concerto Grosso in G The Jitterbug Waltz (1942) featured the entire company drowsy in three-quarter time as they dragged each other around the dance floor. Spreadin' Rhythm Around (1935) featured the troupe in New York elite garb, including leop- ard-skin collars, rhinestone clips, fox fur hats, and the company "spread the handclap- pin' " around. Lovie Eli, Lovena Fox, and Sibel Thrasher adorned in puny le, pink and blue satin dresses, added amusing dimension in their individual war effort charades. Fox squeaked Yacht Club Swing (1938). 'Nightingale of the north' Sibel Thrasher warbled When the Nylons Bloom Again, and Cash For Your Trash was a no-nonsense lust lyric from Lovie Eli. Lounging At The Waldorf fea- tured the gals sporting color- coded drinks, of blue, purple and pink, as they hammed up the New York snob circles. Your Feets Too Big (1936) gave Alvin Lee Sanders the spotlight, as he humorously la- mented about his woman's 'ob- noxious pedal extremities'. Find Out What They Like (1929) highlighted Sibel Thrasher and Lovie Eli, in a bump and grind number about men and the sensual way to their hearts. Fat and Greasy (1936) was a 'solid sender', as Cole and Sand- arlic Burger F Introducing Hot Lip 's new aromatic and zesty .. Minor, Hindemith: Five Pieces Op. 44, No. 4, and Eaure: Noc- turne. Prior is an active performer on recorder and baroque flute. Playing as a soloist or with early music groups such as the Bas- sano Consort and Tafelmusik, her concerts are often heard on radio broadcasts. Black and Blue (1929) was a beautiful illustration of the five voice octaves in a harmonic more serious moment. ers sought audience participants, and cast and volunteers formed an in Hum-house chorus line. Lovie Eli created splendid mood indigo with her 1929 stan- dard Mean To Me. Ain't Mis- behavin's finale was a medley of songs transformed to hits by Waller with Hoagy Carmichael':; Two Sleepy People (1938). I Now open Sundays - Dine In or Take Out Parkdale ll Plaza, 465 Phillip St. Waterloo ' ‘f T., V J,iirs1ii,t,,,.l.lil,!,,,t.?jl,s',,i-,?, t _ /"">i"tt%sc, "tifJJlh ‘4 Tomatoe, Lettuce, Onion. Pickle, Mustard, Mayo, Steak Sauce And Ketchup! Options lncluderMozzarellaLCeddar Md Philladelphia Cream Cheese, Hot Peppers. Green Piropers, Back Bacon And Pepperoni! STEAKS a CREPES Introduces . . . . OUR SPECIALTY FEATURE . 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