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PAGE S-2-WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,11, 1997 I IHIIHllIilJ oettoY Escape Jackie Casey, owner/director of the For Adults Only dance N. AHDOVER program, recently announced the fall schedule of classes, CMuLBIossom which begin September 8th. All You Can Eat Buffet "We will continue with our Available lor $11.95 full complement of classes, Fri | Sat ffl £ including beginner to advanced ballet, tap and jazz, countrywestern line dancing, and HBO. A4E. CBS stretch-and tone fitness We are NBC, SHOWTIME returning to the wonderful stu- THE LEGEND dio space at 75 Pearl Street in Reading, at the Longwood Place CHANCE Assisted Living Facility. These LANGTON studios offer ideal dance floors: hardwood surfaces over special- 9fi9-tQ ly cushioned sub-floors. The STEVE location is mid-way between SWEENEY Reading Center and Exit 40 off Route 128." said Casey. 9/26-27 KEVIN KNOX "Last May, in celebration of our tenth anniversary, we pre- SALEM HARBOR sented our first all-adults The CHASE HOUSE recital, 'A Piece of Cake'. I am Pickeri*g Whal delighted to say that the recital Fri 9pm- Sat torn & 10:30pm was a great success, and how proud I am of the students, fac- 9/12-13 ulty and staff. Both shows were DIRECT FROM NY COMIC very well received by enthusias- IMPRESSIONIST tic, supportive audiences, and I would like to take this opportunity, on behalf of the performers && * Reed Ranking a/19-20 JOHN DAVID . 1-800-401 -2221 . "3 OFF Admission • • • • • Entertainment T* The Quannapowitt Players present "Into the Woods" by Stephen Sondheim 8t James Lupine "A wickedly funny musical that interweaves the stories of Cinderella. Little Red Riding Hood. Tlie Baker's Wife, lack and the Beanstalk & Rapttnzel. In one hilarious fairy tale toe learn about what it means to live happily ever after.'" ■. . Directed by Susan Hodtler Music Direction by Kristen Killian Sept. 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27 and Oct. 2. 3 and 4 at 8 pm Sunday, Sept. 21 at 3 pm - Sunday, Sept. 28 at 7 pm General Admission: $15.00 Seniors & Students: $14.00 55 Hopkins Street, Reading, MA 01867 For Reservations: (781) 942-2212 N Adult only dance program and their teachers, to thank everyone for that enthusiastic, supportive response.' Casey con- tinued. "As we begin our second decade of adults-only dance instruction, we would like to build on that success, and we invite you to be part of it. Success is not measured only by dancing on stage, however, and recital participation in our school always is voluntary, not mandatory. Success also can be measured in smaller, more pri- vate was each week in class, as you become aware of your own progress, and realize mental and physical gains and accomplish- ments. The modest but heartfelt applause from your classmates when you master something with which you've been strug- gling for weeks is as sweet and as appreciated as the cheers from a whole auditorium of audience members." Ms. Casey also said, "We offer classes on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday nights. If you missed the chance to take dance classes as a child, here's your second chance-don't miss it! Enroll in one of our beginner level classes, and start having die fun you missed out on years ago. If you did take dance classes as a child, and you want to have that fun all over again, sign up for an advanced-level class. All our classes are geared towards the particular circum- stances and needs of the adult student, and our faculty and staff can help you determine which classes you should consid- er." For more information, please call our registrar, Jane Cashman, at 50*664-5598, at 617- 599-4733. They can describe a whole program you send a brochure. Friends of Fells hike Sept. 14 The following activities are sponsored by Friends of the Middlesex Fells Reservation and are free and open to the public. The Friends of the Fells is a nonprofit, volunteer organiza- tion, whose purpose is the pro- tection and preservation of the MMXESWfAST
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