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                                                       What's on at Link Arts
                                               Link Arts Cordinator Chris Humphry reviews this month's offerings
                                   Film
                                   Link Arts Film Society is show-
                                   ing three films this month. On
                                   Thursday 1st September
                                   MISHIMA, A Life in four Chap-
                                   ters' (15) tells the story of the life
                                   and dramatic death of Yukio
                                   Mishima, a Japanese writer, actor
                                   and director.
                                       'CRY FREEDOM' (PC) on
                                   Thursday 15th September is
                                   Richard Attenborough's recent
                                   controversial film about the life
                                   of South African, Donald Hoods
                                   and his relationship with Steve
                                   Biko.
                                       On Thursday 29th Septem-  Above: Denzil Washington plays black activist Steve Biko in Richard
            STAGE CORNER           ber a very different John Cleese is   Attenborough 's film "Cry Freedom" at the Link Centre
                    &              part of 'Silverado' (PC), a new  Music
         FANCY DRESS CORNER        look at the old West in glorious  Swindon Rock Front present
                                                               MOOSE' and 'BIG IN BUR- WYVERN THEATRE
          Ballet, Tap, National Shoes   'CINEMASCOPE'.
                                       All films begin at 730p.m.  BACE' by 'ON THE EDGE' on   1
         Leotards, tights, Nylon or Lycra
          Fishnet Tights, Legwarmers,   Membership is £1, admission  Friday 9th September, tickets
        Crossovers and many other Dance  £1 .50/100           £3.00. 'RED JASPER' plus sup-
          Wear accessories including                          port on Friday 16th September  Magical
            Braiding and sequins       The Childrens Film Club  and 'SARA SMITH' with 'IN-
        Theatrical Make Up by Leichner,   begins its new season on Satur- DIAN SUMMER' on Saturday 24   Entertainment
             Kylon and Bob Kelly   day 10th September with  September, tickets £1.50.
        Wigs, Beards, Moustaches, Crepe   D.A.R.Y.L. (PC), followed by                    at the Wyvern
            Hair, Hats and Masks   'THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY'  Swindon Jazz Front's first gig of
           Large Selection of Jokes   (U) on Saturday 24th September.  the new season is on Friday   this autumn
         Adult & Childrens Fancy Dress   Both films commence at  23rd September with 'DUDO  As always, Swindon's Wyvern
              Costumes for Hire
                                   2.30p.m., membership is still  PUKWANA'S ZILA' the world's  Theatre will be doing everything
           103, Faringdon Road     only 25p and admission 75p.   premier Jazz/Kiwela band.  it possibly can to brighten up
           Swindon Tel: 522729                                Tickets £5. O/M.00/2.00.    those Autumn days.
                                                                                           The passing summer will be
                           EXCURSIONS-                        British Soviet Friendship Soci- remembered at the beginning of
                           & TOURS                            ety (B.S.F.S.)              the Classical Music Series
                                                              In partnership with the Link Arts  themed on The Mediterranean
                                                              Film Society the Swindon Branch  commencing on 23rd September.
                             In September                     of the BSFS are presenting a se-  In the following week the deli-
                                           Adult    Child     ries of Soviet films this autumn.  cate classical guitar of John Wil-
        Sun  4th       Eastbourne          £7.00    £5.00        The season begins with  liams continues the mood on 27th
        Tues  6th      Widdecombe Fair     £7.00    £5.00     'STRIKE' on Thursday 22nd  September, though The Great
        Wed  14th      Bass Museum of                         September at 730p.m. Directed  Guitar Showcase on 13th No-
                       Brewing  &  Derby   £6.75    £5.00     by the great Soviet director Ser- vember will feature guitarists of
        Sun  18th      Afternoon                              gei Eisenstein the film tells the  quite a different kind.
                        Mystery Tour       £3.00    £2.00     story of a revolt in a factory and   Music from Chas & Dave (8th
        Sun  25th      Surrey Hills  &                        its murderous repression when  September), Rick Wakeman
                       Devils Punchbowl    £5.00    £3.00     the strike became the working  (19th), Acker Bilk and Kenny Ball
              7        ENQUIRIES &                            class's most potent weapon.   (21st) and The Blues Band (29th)
                        Thamesdown Transport
                                                                 It is hoped that a representa- all feature in the GWR Radio
                                                              tive from the Soviet Embassy in  September Spectacular
                III 	BOOKINGS:
                                                              London will attend the screen-  Some exciting professional
       - FLEMING WAY KIOSK, NEAR PRIMARK, tel. 615399
                                                              ing.                        shows are lined up. The toe tap-
                                                                                          ping musical Ain't Misbehavin'
                    WYVERN THEATRE
                                     Director & Licensee-  Alan Lord
                   Theatre Square,Swpndon, Writs SN1 1 Q 	    Classes and Courses         will have you jiving in the isles
                                   Credit Cards: Swindon 694055
        Box Office: Swindon 24481 	                           The Wednesday evening pottery  (12th-I 7th September) whilst the
                                                              classes at the Link begin again on  stage adaptation of a classic work
                                   Of                         Wednesday 14th September,  of American literature To Kill A
                  MALCOLM KNIGHT
                           v4 *it
                      PRESENTS               %  &             7.00-9.00p.m. These are open  Mockingbird will grip you later
                                                              sessions (not a course) for people  in the autumn.
                                                              to come to as many or as few   To end the season, from 16th
                                                              times as they like. Price per ses- December onwards, the latest in
                                                              sion is £2.25/1.50 concession.   a long line of Wyvern Theatre
                                                                                          pantomime spectaculars takes
                The New FATS WALLER Musical Show
                                                              Dance at Link Arts          the stage. Dick Whittington will
                          BASED ON AN IDEA BY                     The new dance term of con- make his way to London with
                 Murray Horwitz & Richard Maltby Jr.          temporary dance and ballet  help from TV stars Peter Denyer,
                                                              classes, begins on Monday 19th  Andrew O'Conner and Michael
            Monday 12th to Saturday 17th SEPTEMBER, 1988      September. Full details are given  Croth, CWR's Mark Seman and
                     Monday to Friday 7.30 pm; Saturday 4.30 pm & 8pm   in a leaflet available from the  Bob Harrison and Swindon's
           Prices Monday E5,50, £4 50 (2 for the price of one); Tuesday to Thursday £6, £5 (concessions £1.50 off)
           Friday & Saturday £6 50. 25 50 (concessions £1.50 off); Saturday matinee £4 (concessions £1.00 off)   Link Centre.   own Pollyann Tanner.
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