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Show 1 2A Lakeside Review, Wednesday, August 1 2, 1 987 Melodrama staged at Heritage The HerBRIGHAM CITY 8 will the Theatre open itage season with the musical Dirty Work At The Crossroads" or Tempted, Tried and True, a Gay Nineties melodrama by Bill Johnson. At the Heritage Theatre, 2505 S. Highway 89 in Perry, the play opened July 31 and continues Mondays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through Aug. 22. . Dirty Work At The Crossroads tells in laughable Victorian style the story of Nellie Lovelace, (Tammera Brown), a naive country girl; of Adam Oakhart, (double cast with Donny Ayotte and Kurt Rigby) the stalwart blacksmiths son; and of Munro Murgatroyd, (Paul Burt) the villain from the big city. Murgatroyd Ifas a wife, Ida Rhinegold, (Debbie Ayotte Robinette) the belle of the New Haven Music Halls, but that does not prevent him from pursuing the innocent Nellie and tearing her from the arms of her dying mother, (Marva Hellstrom) whom he has poisoned. Reservations are recommended but not required and can be made 2 between 9 by calling a.m. and 9 p.m. Individual tickets are $4 for adults; students and senior citizens;are $3 and children are $2. Group rates of 15 or more can be made by special advance arrangements. Tickets are available at the door. 1987-198- tear-jerki- 723-839- BIG Art gallery gets ready for season CAPACITY Famous Quality WhiteWestinghouse The main BOUNTIFUL of the BountifulDavis Art Center, 2175 S. Main, Bountiful, will be closed throughout August and the first half of September in order to prepare for the coming exhibition season. The Gift Gallery, located inside the main building in the Anna R. Spiess Gallery, will remain open, however. Shoppers may purchase fine art, jewelry, ceramics and woodworks throughout the summer Tuesday through Frigallery day, 10 We a.m.-- 5 Large Capacity DRYER p.m. had' a very successful HERE'S THE STORY: exhibition season, said director Marilyn Colemean. We are looking forward to an exciting season in the coming year as 1986-8- 7 SAVE! BUY THE well. PAIR The 1987-8- 8 exhibition season at the Center will open September 20 with the annual LeConte Stewart Festival. The theme of this years tribute to the Kaysville artist is LeConte Stewart: The Education of the Artist and the The BountifulDavis Art Center is a public, organization serving Davis County and the state. Admission to exhibits is Artist-Educato- 3-P- C. DRGPLEAF SET WhiteWestinghouse r. non-prof- 1 ...We just took our inventory. Deanna said, Dad, we've got $200,000 .more stock than we normally carry. I said, What am I going to do with all that furniture, Rich. Joel, Jim, Kaylene and Gene all chimed in, Lets have a SALE OF SALES. I checked with Joyce (shes the treasurer). She said, Go ahead, cut the prices to rock bottom, but only until the end of August. So here we go, everything in both the Layton and Roy stores on sale. Tremendous Savings ! Stratoloungcr RECLEMER it LIMITED QUANTITIES MATTRESS SALE free. . Two FIRM ES 130 $170 R9 Price Si 79 ocl full Reg Pnce S229 From 11 A 229 This is Reines second time to direct this musical this year. He directed a 17 week run of this show at the Circat 21 Dinner Playhouse in Illinois. John Chapman, critic for the New York Daily News said Two By Two is a musical to be loved, to be cherished. The original opening in the fall of 1970 ran a full season in New York with Danny tKaye as Noah. Gary Bird, director of this seasons Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and the Pirates! of Penzance, makes his UMT acting debut as Noah the Jewish patriarch. OUEEN Reg Price $289 SET $359 SET Reg Price $449 king 600-year-o- ld Noahs wife Esther is played by Susan McMahon who has pleased UMT audiences, as Dolly, Ruth and Rachel this season. Tickets can be purchased at the Dee Events Center Ticket Office Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. They are $9 for adults and $6 for senior citizens, students and children. Tickets for the matinees are $7.50. For ticket information call 'The 626-655-0. Bird IJifh The Bargains ROY STORE UYT0N STORE SO Wel teotlie Pkaoe 4454 S. 1900- - West Nail la Ike Hayloft tail. 0 Pk. 544-003- 2 731-540- HOURS: Mon.-Ju- t. 10 O.M.-- 6 p.m. (hitd Sunday f GMR ewms i, Mon.-Thur- s. 10 o.m.-- 7 a.m. Sri. 'til 9 p.M. Sol. 'ill A p.m. Closed Seaday k 4 |
