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CONCERTS THURSDAY Lowest at the Low play The Commercial Tavern The Princm Cinema, 6 Princess St. W, Waterloo. 885-2950. Wed. Dec. 29, Manhattan Murder Mystery at 7 pm. and Orlando at 9 pm; Thurs. Dec. 30, Ortando at 7 pm. and 9 pm; Fri, Dec. 31, Orlando at 6:30 p m; Sat. Jan. 1, Leon The Pig Farmer at 7 pm. and OHando at 9 pm. Sun, Jan. 2, Leon The Pug Farmer at 7 pm and Manda at 9 pm,Mon Jan. 3,TheSecmtt3arttenat 7pm and LeooThePigFartmwat9:05 pm, Tues.Jan.4.LeonThePigFamer at7pm. andAutrSargassoSeaat9:05 p m,, Wed Jam 5, The Night Before Christmas at 7 pm and The Joy Luck Club at 8:40 p m FIRST RUN I(jftTSTC TOP TEN MOVIE GUIDE REPERTORY CINEMA PAGE le-railed-tret-Ent-Ayr-OBE'"'."" STAGE SCREEN ITEM” unm- Capitol Theatre, 90 King St. W., Kitch- ener 578-3800. Fairway Theatres, 500 Fairway Rd. s, Kitchener 748-9166. Roderick lull elm. 385 Frederick St , Kitchener 576.9670. Klng's Colleg- Squm Cinema, 238 King St. W, Kitchens. 741-0755. Watonoo We. 24 King St. N, Water ‘00 886-1410. Watenoo Showtime presents The Athe- tloetsttftuy,acomettybyHormFoater, Thursday, Jan 20 at 8 pm. For tickets and more information, call the Waterloo Shownme box office at 8864t375. E(Ull EiEE PUBS Acid Sweetness, 15 Princess Street in Waterloo. otters Poor Chemo on Satur- day. Casey's. 183 Weber St. N., Waterloo, Lt1'lfl: Black Water Draw with Fred ale on Sunday, Charcoal, King St. E., Kitchener. pre- sents Cathy Menard and Don McDougail on New Year's Eve. Duke at Weillngton, 33 Erb St, Water- loo. presents Fred Hale on Thursday.. Little Ditty'e, Universitg Avenue in Waterloo, features Don aulton, Jett Griesbach and Mark erlms on Wednes~ day through Saturday. Lulu‘s Dine and Dance, in Pioneer Park Plaza. Kitchener, fresents Ozzie tonight. Erick Traplin on hursday. Erick Trapiin and Jamie McIntosh on Friday and Ozzie on Monday through Wednesday. Market Bar, in the Holiday inn on Fair- way Road, Kitchener, features Brian [SEE IEECiiiE 1onmAiqu‘aom iThe "COUNTRY-CLOSE-UP" top 10 Canadian some for the week of December 29/93. 1 I'm Game Drive You Out Ot My I'M ApdlWtrtlatUANFdttety CANADA'I Wcouu'rnv - CANADA COUNTDOWN Tut To My Hun ”MAW WV“. I'm Son-nobody muovouc-v NEW YEKR’S EVE through Saturday. minute's Restaurant. 2399 Kingsway Dr Kitchener. offers Bernie Carroll tio on Monday, Old. Englloh Parlor, King St., Waterloo, presents Kidd Fuzz Jam Band tonight, John McKInley on Thursday, Crow of One on Friday, John McKlnley on Satur- day, Jeff Tanner on Sunday and Paul McLeod on Monday. The Red Pepper, 384 King St.N.. Water- loo. presents Pandemonium Blues Band on Friday and Mel Brown Sunday at 8:30 pm. Trax, in the Station Hotel on Weber Street in Kitchener. otters Home Brew on Thursday and Dale Burt and the Honky Tonk Wildcats on Friday. Pop The Gator rings in the New Year with A.C. Reed, Mel Brown and Cheryl TOP TEN VIDEO PICK GALLERIES CLASSICS Tuesday, Jan. 4 featuring Jorzy Kept-nek. violin, Piotr Buczok, violin, Ulrtv Noni, viola. and Paul Pullout, vio- loncetto in the Aird Centre Recital Hall. UPCOMING Viva V036 gonads agent’s mezzo- soprano an , . ,en.7at8 p.m. in the Aird me Hecate! Hall, Wil- Md Laurier 2tg'lt; Tickets available from the Waterloo 8 owtime box office, 8862375. The K-W Symphony's Masterpiece Sertes txmtitttattt,lttn. mum. switha concert 1tt.f,hylg'lt Etch-rd Rey- mond at 8 p.m. Centre in the tgg; Callthe Centre boxtMbtat5r8-15 otor ticket information. The Publlehlng Art of Nlcolu. an exhi- bition of some of the beat commercial art ever, continues through May 1994 at The Seagrarn Museum. The Canadian Cloa'y and Glass Gallery presents A Taste the CUrtdge Collec- tion, an exhibition of Canadian art taken from Andrea and Charles Bronfman's cor- porate collection, until January 9. Call the Gallery tor viewing hours, 7464882. CONTINUING 9rrtttrDadttrandDr.tmgtyareat The Votcano. Glider plays Stages. The Homemade Jam Band, Pandemo- nium Blues Band, Haul cm and Cathy Schneider heed " “attainment lineup for the Festivd of the Night, a com- munity-hatred, non-alcoholic way to cele~ brate the new year. Taking ttt in the Kitchener City Hall Civic quare and Rotunda, the event otters ','i'2t2. for everyone - buskers. clowns. magi ans, puppets, a visit from Miss Fran and coun- try line dancing. Free. TUESDAY 1Mittid Laurier University's free Music at Noon series launches 1994 with a concert RMtmtatltaplayTheCrmtmettrlal. gircus Room othm Slur- County "