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The play has been described as the perfect vehicle for veteran actors Wagner and St. John. Ladd and Melissa , Gardner. The play, which % untfolds in the * 4s ; 6 form of personal ;’,;"7”’ ‘?;:' 4 correspondence * 5,% 'q; + acters, follows Andy W | . _ uxn _| and Melissa through i _ L / ife‘s momentous m 195. occasions, from 'i' t “w’ A grammar school . > dance classes, to high 30‘ school proms, from antics in the college dorm, to their evenâ€" tual marriages to other people. The story follows Melissa‘s pursut of freedom in her lifestyle, evmidenced by her escape to Italy to study art and her eventual choice of career as an artist, and analyzes her two failed marriages, subsequent divorces and her alcohol rehaâ€" bilitation Though driven to separate lives with other spouses, the couple never tails to keep in touch through written correspondence. The audience gets a glimpse of Andy‘s stuffiness â€" which is carried over into his tedious home life and his career as a senaâ€" tor â€" and is privy to details of Andy and Melissa‘s own love affair and clandestine meetings. Love Letters, which has been performed to soldâ€" out audiences throughout the U.S. this year, follows a year relationship Hollywood actors and husbandâ€"andâ€"wife team Robert Wagner _ and an impressive portfolio of movies for film and television. and Jill St. John will be in Kitchener Monday evening for a perâ€" Most recently, he completed production on a film entitled formance of AR. Gurney‘s Love Letters at The Centre in the Austin Powers: international Man of Mystery starring Mike Square. Myers and Elizabeth Hurley. in the comedy, he plays the role of Love Letters, which has been performed to soldâ€" Number Two, the villainous henchman to Dr. Evil, a cryogeniâ€" out audiences throughout _ opmmeeMi CA . Cally revived special agent who squares off against the title Sentimental play perfect for husbandâ€"andâ€"wife team Wagner‘s career is highlighted by three hit television series Waterloo Community * Arts Centre Sil T (s19 sseasr 25 Regina StS. Waterloo, ON N2J 1R8 how to get the most from your camera A fun class for fitness & relaxation Learn to play Harmonica 8 AMs # Call now to register: space limited. Photography Saturday classes for children & adults Dance series Pear!; with Audrey Hepburn in Here a Thief, There a Thief, with Lesleyâ€"Anne Down in Indiscreet; and with Elizabeth Taylor in There Must Be a Pony, which he also executive produced. Wagner‘s numerous films include Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story, The Pink Panther, The Curse of the Pink Panther, Midway, The Towering inferno, Banning, and Harper. His earlier movies (Continued on page 19) _ 6 PRINCESS STREET WEST * WATERLOO + 885â€"2950 "KANSAS CITY A MONUMENTAL JAZZ KaNiSAS CiTY SOUNDTRACK" lsncs delinncandat sc anomdhtton inson in the miniâ€" topâ€"rated mini series based on Sidney Sheldon‘s bestselling novel; the Gods, the ’ Fred Astaire, the latter earning him an Emmy nomination. Wagner also starred with Jaclyn Smith in Windmills of Thief with It Takes a with Eddie o hk ;mmimf:" dian tenor Ben Hepprier el his at the Kitchener Waterloo Philharmonic Choir‘s gala 75th anniversary concert, Oct. 26 at The Centre in the Square. Although his condition is not serious, Hepprier has been advised by his physicians to give his voice complete mmmmmm we lole Heppner was to have sung the tenor role in the Verdi Requiem. He will be replaced for the performance by Canadian tenor Richard Margison. A protegé of Placido , Domingo, Margison is regarded ’( o=B as one of the great Verdi tenors (, ;(’ of the world and has received J 3 pedomgmof.t!nm. ‘riT? ¢ Margison will join soprano NIFTAN [m Manon Feubel, mezzosopranc Maria Popescu, bass Philip Ens, the 120â€"voice choir, and the Kitchener Waterloo Symphony under the direction of artistic director Howard Dyck. Tickets for the performance range in price from $26 to $35, and are available at The Centre in the Square box office, 578â€"1570. Art exhibitpows life in Canada Eg!pt an exhibit by Cairoâ€"born artist Wadie El Mahdy conâ€" tinues through Nov. 4 at the main branch of the Kitchâ€" ener public library on Queen Street. The exhibit features colorful images of life in Canada and Egypt, painted in oils, acrylics and collages. Born in Egypt in 1921, EJ Mahdy studied at the acadâ€" emy of fine Arts, Cairo, under the late professor Ahmed Sabry and professor Bikar Huessen (1940â€"1946), as wel! as at the Italian Academy of Fine Arts, Cairo. in 1950, he won the Luxor Prize earning a twoâ€"year grant at the Luxor Studio. in 1962, he became professor of fine arts at the Lycee La Liberte where he taught drawing and painting. The following year he won a scholarship from the Egyptian Ministry of culture in Cairo. El Mahdy immigrated to Canada in 1966 and held his first oneâ€"man show in Montreal at the Dominion Gallery. He is represented in many public and private collections throughout North America, To arrange a viewing, call 579â€"2382, or drop by the library‘s community programs and promotions office. Ben Heppner KWS concert U o ut EQl A fundraiser event e for Life, Dancing for To «presented Oct. 27 at 8 | varied dance will featu Rosing often waits v wants of a bear wrest! ing her cubs or of a sir tire. 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