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PAGE 22 _ WATERLW was. EMMY. m 21. 1996 top. Not that his than previous albums (Barney Banal! and the Legendary Hearts, 1988; Lonely Ave., 1990; Ain't rife Strange, I992) weren't successful - each went gold. But Gin Palace is off to a thundeting start, with the first single - the infectious, slightly naughty Do Ya - pian and his fantastic life in the wings tA theatrt 1isper Egrmmon's Buffalo Squeeze offer’s Michael MacLean's highly acclaimed Smoke. For the last two Wars. MacLeart's plays have been"picksofthefri "in Edmonton. 'so,'d'eefsiag"f Reg, a civil servant who wears dark suits, doesn’t mingle, and tries not to stand out. Toronto's Ombva Productions the kind of peace which is essential to their creation, the imagina- tion which gives_them form. Bentall Miller. "i/i/Ur ' "kriairart--poet, courtier, diplomat, soldier, adven- turer--o proudest of his accomplishments as poet. He "knows the value of gatfleps," and be} aware how fragile such values are. V_R;)-dhgc<’; isGionte, soldier, is "a very"re)iabie man," he says, because he is terrified of his beautiful wife (whom he loves). Above all, lehane guards her integrity as a physician. No one sways her easily from her purposes, and she is chagrined to fmd that people have been betting on how long it will take her to give in to the seductions of a particularly charming, influential Chancellor. V i%icVthat' therbook jacket describes M35 "caught up in the destiny of the two men, and the rapidly accelerating pace of events." I did not read the book that way. Jehane is always her own. person. She follows her own destiny, makes her own decisions, and honors her own profession. _ Guy Gavriel Kay's insights into female characters are signiRcantly better than those of whoever wrote the copy for the jacket cover. Fringe Play Festival H hiiGUeis - (aiding and cam'araderie avmongsl the three main char. acters is one of the pleasures of this book, which is about love, loy- alty, and difficult ctoifes in, thefact.of 1eTairoguet and zealots. - him» Miller is Associate Professor of English at Rénison College at University of Waterloo. piwoyefst 293 20) (Continuum-~16) receiving massive airplay on radio and MuchMusic. And there's more where that came from. I'm Shattered and the titled track are also guaranteed hits. r "l hope they're right," Dental! says. "l realty do. But I'm not going p-flock/ata. cr8atmra- live work by Anne Hosehon and Federico Gonzalez. it's about the beautiful and grotesque Miss Havenham from Dickens' Great Exgectatiom.‘ . . ihe Festival of Fringe Plays is held today through Ju_ne .25r.with plays being presented at both locations from noon until approximately I 1 pm. each day. (Hint - the noon shows should tr? had my brtath. Allyn can do is ct out there, play as a V - band,8and 'do everythln we can to try and make it WE! I Barney Dental! is the headlin- ing act at this year's Sounds of g I Summer Music Festival. He and i . his band hit the stage Sunday at 5:15 p.m. Admission is $5. ”TWA malne for a guest Iunch‘hour - take a sandwkh along) Mambo is $6 per perfor- mance. For teket information, call the Fringe hotline at 886- 5635 WEDDING (g (i'S" FLOWER (iii, SPECIALIST , g. 'dr., Our 56mm of may Fresh Fe-s is Well Known An eat-1y odor iseyitftttteetLts) 170 University W. Wloo I (UWMM)MU01W When planniné your hoveFg come in and meet our new Wedding Specialist and receive a a acial discount of 1 dim your next order , (9211504 7 GIFTS mums m [g Polk ACCOSS About to the Want tide oantorloo Put-k will he now to Putin] patrons during this Vic-had. , Admission to the West Side M11011 is $6.00 (WT included) par par-on. Children 10&und-ststpanudt-dultemt_ West Side pay out are located at: o tuibotbridg-uumlCmuthmnUWutCandhmn Waterloo Park East Side) . Wutmount Road (Maid. Fire Station '3) . tho path from Waterloo Recreation Oomph: toWatrrioo Path West Side Then is no admission charge for the West uni & pattern-n. Rides and attractions charge a fee for nu. Pay Parking A ttat be of $2.50 per vohiclo will be chug!!! at the knowing parking lots in the vicinity of Waterloo Pugh: o Waterloo Recreation Complex lot i . Bauer lot . University of Wntorloo Lot C I Seagull-n Lot THE SOUNDS OF SIJNilmilLt MUSIC Ttttttte Due to the number of poopU attending the Futival, tmme may be unusually heavy in the following amt: _ . University Ave. Wont a Wutmount Rd. North intonation 0 Wutmount Rd. from Erb to Univenity I University Ave. West & Wm Dr. intaruction q Sustain Drive 0 Albert Street from Erb to University . Erb St. West & Puther David Bauer Dr, interaction . Erb St. West & Carolina St. intemction FESTIVAL 1parkingattri1lb-vodtrrtsoumuttrmmtn-to Wutmount Mall & in the back lot 'ier,',itht “In lam-m Festival patrons parking in othor an“ ho am. Then u no which aw.“ to Waurloo Park homwmnt Rood. Waterloo Rttctrtation Complex Parking Patton, wishing to use Swimplu {admin in the Wat.iltto Recreation Complex will be "Ud to pay $2.60 pct which tbr parking. Patrons will naive I vouch“ Moon-bl. fire $3.50 " their Swimplu admission. Patron: in mica of I "lid book of passes for the Swimplu will not be unwind to my for barking, Depending upon weather conditions, sound tom the Pbettml m be carried beyond the Park boundaries. Artr.dieurso. ghottid and by approximately 7:00 pm. both do,» son MORE INFORMATION. comm can“ EWING, rssnwus coonmmm ht 13-3505. Bea pan ot-Sarto-tGTG';') needed for parking. securhy. w Get (a. odwaam to the Festival a: In this year's fashion colour.'ond d FOR YOUR INFORMATION: Volunteer Now! Cd , ON THE WEEKEND OF JUNE 24 & M