16 — Wednesday, October 30, 1996 — North Shore News

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NEWS photo Paul McGrath

ALLIANCES are forged and broken as King Henry 1] and Eleanor of Acquitane's three ambitious sons engage in : : ene
a witty and rambunctious rorap through the royal bedchambers. Left to right: Taal Bastien, Cherise Clarke, David ‘ ‘on : 795 f Seen"
Mcintosh and Nancy Ebert star in The Lion in Winter, a comedy of royal intrigue that opens tomorrow and runs : ”
to Nov. 16 at Presentation House Theate. Curtain is at 8 p.m. Tickets are $12 and $9. Reservations: 990-3474.

From page 18 and fanciful comedy set in a
1950’s New England retreat.

Vancouver Girl Guides’ runs to Nov. 9, Wednesdays to

Memenios, and a section on Saturdays, 8 p.m., reserva-

“modern” office technology tions, 983-2633.

(turn of the ceatury to World Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:

War Two). Info: 925-7295. The Woman in Black, spine-

Dundarave Cafe: Elementals, chilling thriller, to Nov. 2,

West Coast wind and weather Wed.-Sat., 8 p.m 929-3200 for

landscapes in watercolors by

astist Ingrid Taylor, exhibition

runs to Nov. 23, artist’s recep-

tion is Nov. 6, 5-6 p.m., every-

one welcome.

The End Cafe: Mixed media

works, by artist Dave Stevens,

ongoing to Nov. 9. 984-4685.

North Vancouver Museum

and Archives: The Amess

Collection, continues through

Dec. Bottoms Up! A Walk in

Burrard Inlet, Nov. 6-March 1.

Hours ‘are Wednesday to

Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. Info:

987-5618.

[THEATRE

Presentation House Theatre: Room.

A Festival of Puppetry. to Nov.

9: There's a Dinosaur in the reservations. A Chrisanas
Closet, Nov. 2.) p.m. and 30 Carol, Charles Dickens” clas-
pm. $6. Rumpelstiliskin, sic tale adapted fer the stage.
Dirk’s Marionettes, Nov. 9, 1 Nov. 15-30, 8 p.m. Wed.-Sat..
and 3 p.m., $6. The Lion in call 929-9456 for reservations.
Winter, a comedy in two acts,

Nov. 1-16. 8 p.m. 990-3474. ,

Hendry Hall Theatre: The [CONGERTS Y
Curious Savage, entertaining ;

Discover the best healthy tiving options at
Vancouver's 5th annual premier healch show!

November I, 2 and 3

© 80 exhibits including books, herbs, vitamins,
natural foods and much more!

§ © Over 30 seminars by leading experts including
Iridology, Reflexology, Allergies, Sports
Nutrition, Aromatherapy, Menopause...

* Pick up your copy of the Healthy Living Guide
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For more information call

(604) 435-8595

Robson Square Conference Centre
800 Robson St., Van. BC

Centennial Theatre Centre:
Clarence Darrow — A One
Man Play, staring Leslie
Nielsen, Nev. 6-Nov, 9, p.m.,
Nov. 9, 2 p.m. The Vancouver
Waldorf School presents The
English Eurythmy Theatre on
tour with Srorm's Child, Nov.
12, 8 p.m. Interpretations of a

VANCOUVER singer/songwriter Wayne Morris and

his band perfortn Nov. 1 at Seven Seas, Portside

Life, performance by Maureen
Forrester with pianisUcomposer
David Warrack, Nov. 15,8 p.m.
Centennial Theatre: 984-4484.
Christ Church Cathedral:
Narth Shore Youth Orchestra
Concert, with Sir Winston
Churchill Senior Strings and
guest Camerata Strings from

Gari

vival

Corvallis, Oregon, free, Nov.
2, 8 p.m.

Jack Lonsdale's Pub: Oliver
& the Elements, Nov. 2:
Lonsdale Slim and Friends,
Nov. 9: All-Star Jan with Long
John Baldry, Nov. 10. All shows ; archi OS *
8:30 p.m. Special showcase jam : A va .
sessions, hosted by Oliver & the ie 0 i) ry 6 9 > ° v
Elements, Nov. 3. 986-7333. foal ha a .

The Glass Slipper: Excellent © Segver The | | If af hristmas
musical evenings in a quaint, A a
groovin’ setting, 877-0066. ;

Vancouver Trade &
Convention Centre

Destino Desi Bout i 23rd Annual Sale of Fine
stino esigner OU aque: . -
Celebrate the Arts, a benefit Art & Craft

for the VSO. N.S. Arts 5
Commission Fans project and :! Over 200 Exhibitors

local artists, Oct. 30, 6-9 p.m.
2422 Marine Dr. WV. P Thurs-Sat 11am - 10pm

Seven Seas Restaurant: Sun & Mon 10am - 6pm

Author visit, Yaron Farzan, Adults $7, Seniors & Students $5,

Jason Le Heup. Carrie . ens vee
MacDonald and Chris Walker Children are free, Show pass only $9

read from their work, Portside
Room, Nov. 6. 7 p.m. Info:
987-3344 or 983-9133.

The Book Company: Great
Work! An Overview of
Contemporary British
Columbia Artists, book launch
with artist in attendance, Nov.
2.1 p.m, Everyone welcome.
— Compiled by Ann Hamilton

Dare RoHmMan
°°A, merica’s Flower Mlan”’

headlines the Festival Workshop stage at the
Christmas Gift and Food Festival
NOVEMBER 1-3, Pacific Colesium - PNE
Workshop topics by Americas male equivalent to
Martha Stewart include ‘Daring Holiday Decorations’,
‘Holiday Decorations from Mother Earth’ using flowers an
vegetables and ‘Five Minute Centerpieces’.

Join us for three days of incredible entertainment, creative
gift buying, gourmet samplings und gift making workshcps.
ADMISSION: Adults $6 * Seniors $5 © Children (6-12) $1

DATES & TIMES: Friday, November 1 * Noon - 9:00 pm
Saturday, November 2 * 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Sunday, November 3 ¢ 10:00 am - 6:00 pm