FW: On screen at the Kenworthy

["Jerry L. Schutz" <jschutz@moscow.com>]

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From: Julie L.F. Ketchum [mailto:jketchum@moscow.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2000 10:59 AM
Subject: On screen at the Kenworthy

On screen at the Kenworthy this weekend, "Little Voice," rated R.

This film is based on the award-winning London play, "The Rise and Fall of
Little Voice."  Jane Horrocks brings her acclaimed stage role to the screen
in the story of a young girl who can only express herself through famous
vintage songs.  She doesn't speak, but she can sing in the timeless voices
of performers like Judy Garland, Marilyn Monroe, and Billie Holliday.  For
her, singing is a private thing, not meant for an audience, but her family
has bigger plans.  Brenda Blethyn is the girl's outspoken, overbearing
mother and Michael Caine is her would-be manager.

"Jane Horrocks is a wonder.  You will be spellbound."  --Peter Travers,
Rolling Stone.

"Michael Caine's performance is a knowkout."  --Susan Wloszcyna,
USA Today.

Show times are Friday, June 16 at 8PM and Saturday, June 17 at 6 and 8PM.

Early shows are two for $5 or $3 each.  Evening shows are two for $8 or $5
each.


Julie L.F. Ketchum
Executive Director
Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre
508 S. Main St.  (theater)
411 S. Main St.  (office)
P.O. Box 8126  (mail)
Moscow, ID 83843
208-882-1178