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ality. her steely determination, her genuine concern and support tor tellow (especially female) perâ€" tormers â€" through monologues. And they get a taste of Cline‘s incomparable musical talent as () Brienâ€"Harkness beits out 23 of Cline‘s brggest hits. PAGE 24 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1995 Sweet Dreams ‘I knew that people were going to want to hear the music," ( Brienâ€"Harkness says. "And because she had done so much sturf in concert and in the studio, | telt | would do the show in a concert setting with a studio scene for vaniety. And 1 thought that the world might want to know a little bit more about her." Since O Brienâ€"Harkness herselt had trouble tinding information ibout Cline. she suspected that i but dieâ€"hard Cline fans don‘t know a whole lot about this | tound only one book that was an ofticial brography â€" 1 wouldn‘t touch anvthing that had unofficial‘ wnitten on it," () Hrienâ€"Harkness says "And there: wasn t really a tremendous tollow ing of her â€" well. there Philharmonic s oman \itchener No 610 164 thnlled bs presentt The Kitt harmoni( witchener it The itchenerâ€"MW aterloo Phil armonic Choir along with the itc henerâ€"W aterloo Symphony ertorms Bach‘s Mass in B Ainor. April 14 at 8 p m at The entre in the Square. Tickets are 21. §$34 and §27, and are as an ible at The Centre in the Square rox othice. 378.1 570 884â€"BOOK (2665) ontinued from page 8) BOOKS _&â€" _ * fls OrpostTE WaTERLOO SqUaRe Mon.â€"Fri. 9â€"9; Sat. til 6 Sun. 125 100 Kimo §t. S, Warimoo with no cavitles *‘ ; ( hour last May nnally bass John Haleyâ€" returns tor another Good oncert with the chour mtorming the St. John ) two vears ago with his Lary Relvea: Haley lett audience members by his stunning musical n here s a singer who es exceptional vo al ski nsummate musical intel and styhistic awareness W aterloo Philhar SINCE 1984 who was, but not so public and not so loud â€" until the film Coal Miner‘s Daughter, when her character was brought to the screen. And people sort of took another look at her." A few years after Coal Miner‘s (Continued from page 18) Daughter hit the big screen, lesâ€" sica Lange portrayed Cline in the film Sweet Dreams, further sparking public interest in the singer . "I knew that movie had kind of been Hollywoodized and | kind of wanted to stay away from that," O‘Brienâ€"Harkness: says. 4 really wanted to stay away from that, | wanted to tell a little bit more about the real Patsy Cline." Union Theatre Waterloo‘s dinâ€" ner theatre production of Patsy Cline: Sweet Dream â€" The Fanâ€" tasy Tour continues at the Valâ€" halla Inn April 13 through 16 and April 20 through 23. Tickets are $35, and are available by calling Union Theatre Waterloo at 747â€"2108.