FILM LIST
MUSIC LIST
2. Secret 01 The Sword (U) 1.15pm, 3.15pm (not Sun). Cobra (18) 5.15pm, 7.45pm. Sun 7.45pm. From Fri 15:
1. Down And Out In Beverly Hills ( 15) 2pm, 5pm, 8pm. Sun 8pm.
2. Bambi (U) 2.15pm, 5.15pm. 7.45pm. Sun 7.45pm.
See also Lates section.
0 OBEON Renfield Street, 332 8701. Bar open weekday evenings. £2.75 OAP IChild £1.50 UB40/Student concs £1.50 available as advertised. 1. Karate Kid, Part D (PG) 2. 15pm, 5.15pm, 8.15pm. Sun 5.15pm, 8.15pm.
2. Pinocchio (U) 1.45pm, 4.45pm, 7.45pm. Sun 4.45pm, 7.45pm.
3. Down And Out In Beverly Hills (15) 2.15pm, 5.15pm, 8.15pm. Sun 5.15pm, 8.15pm.
0 RIO Canniesland Toll, Bearsden, 9420112. [D] £2 Child/UB40/OAP £1 .
From Fri 8:
1. Bambi (U)
2. Secret oi the Sword (U) Matinées only. Cobra (18) Evenings only. From Fri 15:
1. Unconiirmed.
2. Bambi (U).
0 SALON Vinicombe Street, 339 4256. [D] with advance notification. Matinees, Adult/Child £1.50 OAP/UB40 50p. Evenings, All seats £1.50.
Programme unavailable at time of going to press. Ring box office for details.
LOTHIAN
0 ABC Princess Street, Falkirk, 0324 23805. [D] cinemas 2&3 with prior notification. £1 Child/OAP 50p.
1. Secret oi the Sword (U) 1.45pm (not Sun). Cobra (18) 4.10, 6.30pm, 8.35pm. Sun 6.30pm, 8.35pm.
2. Karate Kid, Part iI (PG) 2pm, 5pm, 8pm. Sun 5pm, 8pm.
3. Bambi (U) 1.55pm, 4.15pm, 6.35pm, 8.35pm. Sun 6.35pm, 8.35pm.
From Fri 15: Pretty in Pink (15)
O REGAL North Bridge Street, Bathgate, 0506 630869. [D] cinema 2. £1.50 Child/OAP 80p.
From Fri 8: Bambi (U) 2pm, 7pm. Extra screen special showing: Cobra (18) 7pm.
From Fri 15: Bambi (U) 2pm, 7pm.
STRATHCLYDE
0 ABC West Blackhall Street, Greenock, 0475 86885. [D] cinemas 2&3. £1 Child 50p OAP until 6pm 50p.
1. Secret oithe Sword (U) 2pm. Sun 5.15pm. Cobra (18) 4.10pm, 6.15pm. 8.30pm. Sun 7.30pm.
2. Bambi (U) 2pm, 4.45pm, 6.20pm, 8.25pm. Sun 7.25pm.
3. Karate Kid, PartII (PG) 2.15pm, 5.05pm, 8pm. Sun 7.15pm.
From Fri 15: Pretty In Pink (15).
0 ABC Titchfleld Street, Kilmarnock, 0563 37288. £1 Child/OAP 50p.
1. Secret oi the Sword (U) 1.20pm (not Sun). Cobra 3.30pm, 5.55pm, 8.30pm. Sun 5.30pm, 7.45pm.
2. Bambi (U) 1.30pm, 4pm, 6.15pm, 8.20pm. Sun 7. m.
3. Karate Kid, Part II (PG) 1.45pm, 5.25pm, 8pm. Sun 7.40pm.
From Fri 15: Pretty In Pink (15)
O KELBURNE Glasgow Road, Paisley,
889 3612. [D] cinemas 3&4. £2 Child/OAP/UB40/Student £1 . Family of4 £5, of 5 £6, of 6 £7.
From Fri 8:
1. Bambi (U) 2pm, 7pm. Sun 7pm. 2. Secret oi the Sword (U) 2pm (not Sun). Cobra (18) 8pm.
From Frl15:
1. Bambi (U) 2pm, 7pm. Sun 7pm. 2. Karate Kid, Part II (PG)
0 LA SCALA Hamilton Street, Saltcoats, 0294 63345. [D] Cinema 1. £1.50 Child/OAP 75p.
From Fri 8:
1. Bambi (U) 1.30pm, 6.20pm, 8pm. 2. Cobra (18) 6.45pm, 8.25pm.
From Fri 15:
1. Remo: Unarmed and Dangerous (15) 2. Cobra (18)
0 ODEON Burns Statue Square, Ayr, 0292 264049. [D] £1 .99 Child/UB40/OAP 99p.
From Fri 8: Bambi (U) 1.30pm, 3.45pm, 6pm, 8.15pm. Sun 6pm, 8.15pm.
From Fri 15: Bambi (U) Fri and Sat only, times as above. Cobra (18) From Sun at 2.30pm, 4.30pm. 6.30pm, 8.30pm.
See also Lates section.
0 ODEON Townhead Street, Hamilton, 0698 283802. [D] cinemas 2&3. Fri/Sat £2.50 Child/OAP£1.40. Sun—Thurs £2.30 Child/OAP £1.30. Mon-Fri until 6pm UB40£1.
1. Bambi (U) 1.45pm,4.30pm, 7.45pm. Sun 4pm, 7.15pm.
2. Police Academy 3: Back In Training (PG) 2.10pm (not Sun). Cobra (18) 5pm, 8pm. Sun 4.30pm, 7.30pm.
3. Karate Kid, Part II (PG) 2.05pm, 4.50pm, 7.55pm. Sun 4.20pm, 7.25pm.
0 RIALTO College Street, Dumbarton, 0389 3762763. £2 Child/UB40/OAP£1.
From Fri 8:
1. Bambi (U)
2. Secret oi the Sword (U) Matinées only. Cobra (18) Evenings only. From Fri 15:
1. Bambi (U)
2. Unconiirmed.
LATES
EDINBURGH
O CINEMA Nicolson Street.
Sat 9: Heavy Metal (15) and Hard Ride (15) 1 1 pm.
Sat 16: The Exorcist (18) and Exorcist ii: The Heretic (18) 11pm.
O GROSVENOR Byres Road.
Fri 8/Frl 9:
1. Beverly Hills Cop (15) and Trading Places (15) 11.15pm.
2. Go West (U) and At The Circus (U) 11.15pm.
Fri 15/Sat 16:
1. Lost In America 11.15pm.
2. Hallowe’en Ill: Season oi the Witch (15) and It Lives Again (18) 11.15pm.
STRATHCLYDE
O ODEON Burns Statue Square, Ayr.
Fri 15/Sat 16: Cobra (18) 11pm.
0 Music Is listed as diary: by day, than by city, than by event.
CLASSICAL
SATURDAY 9 Glasgow
0 lniormal Harpsichord Recital Pollok House, Pollok Country Park, 2060 Pollokshaws Road. 3—4pm. Free at door (Silver Collection). Morton and Janette Gould give one of their regular Saturday afternoon concerts in the splendid Pollok House.
SUNDAY 10 Edinburgh
0 St GIIBS' at Six St Giles’ Cathedral, High Street. Free at door. 6pm. Right in the centre of the city, yet somehow escaping the Festival, this regular series of free recitals continues with Loreburn Baroque and Blue.
MONDAY 11 Glasgow
0 BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, Queen Margaret Drive. Tickets by post from Room 209 (enclose SAE) or Reception, BBC Broadcasting House, Queen Margaret Drive, Glasgow G12 8DG. Free. 7.30pm (audience to be seated by 7.25pm). The first of this week’s two concerts to be recorded for future transmission by the BBC. Geoffrey Allen is the soloist in Lalo’s Symphonic Espagnole for Violin and Orchestra and also on the programme is Wagner’s Faust Overture and Mozart’s Symphony N03L
THURSDAY 14 Glasgow
0 BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, Queen Margaret Drive. Tickets by post from Room 209 (enclose SAE) or Reception, BBC Broadcasting House, Queen Margaret Drive, Glasgow G12 8DG. Free. 7.30pm (audience to be seated by 7.25pm) "Tis the gift to be simple’ is the well known and delightful tune in Copland‘s Appalachian Spring, but if there are any such melodies in the other two works on this evening’s programme is open to question. But definitely worth taking the rare chance to hear are Diversions for Orchestra by Irving Fine and Symphony No 1 by Ellen Taaffe Zwilich.
' FRIDAY 15
0 National Youth Brass Band oi Scotland City Hall, Candleriggs. Tickets: 5525961. £2 (£1). 7.30pm. This talented group of youngsters, presented by the Scottish Amateur Music Association, are usually well worth hearing.
SUNDAY 17 Edinburgh
0 St Giles’ at Six St Giles’ Cathedral, High Street. Free at door. 6pm. The Roxburgh Trio provide early evening music in the impressive setting of St Giles’ Cathedral.
MONDAY 18 Glasgow
0 Organ Recital Glasgow Cathedral. 7.30pm. £2 at door. Thomas Trotter, currently organist at St Margaret‘s, Westminster, continues the celebrations for the 8501h anniversary of Glasgow Cathedral. The programme will include Mendelssohn’s Sonata No 3 in A major, Bach’s 2 Leipzig chorales and Danse Macabre by Saint-Saens.
TUESDAY 19 Edinburgh
0 Edinburgh Ouartet Red Drawing Room, Hopetoun House, South Queensferry. Tickets: 228 1155 (Usher Hall) or 332 8691 (E0). 8pm. £8. Slightly out of the Festival, the Edinburgh Quartet give the last of their Summer Evening Concert series in the elegant surroundings of Hopetoun House. Programme includes Mozart’s famous ‘Hunt’ Quartet, the ltalian Serenade by Wolf, Puccini’s Crisantemi and, maybe for the tourists, Dvorak’s ‘The American’ Quartet. Tickets include wine, savouries and a good look round.
WEDNESDAY 20 Glasgow
0 BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, Queen Margaret Drive. Tickets by post from Room 209 (enclose SAE) or Reception, BBC Broadcasting House, Queen Margaret Drive, Glasgow G12 8DG. Free. 7.30pm (audience to be seated by 7.25pm). Michael Collins, the quite young, but extremely talented clarinettist, joins the BBC SSO for Hindemith’s Clarinet Concerto and even though they’re in their fine new concert hall, the orchestra opens with Kodaly’s Theatre Overture. Nocturnes and Arias by Thea Musgrave complete the programme.
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