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. Story involving an Irish fisherman

and a woman from Liverpool.

_ Stephen Malloy directs the pro-

duction, held at 4603 Main St. To
Feb. 6. Tickets: $14/12. at 280-
3000.

Green Thumb Theatre: Tough. In
this new play by George F.
Walker, three 19-year-olds

. discover the irony, frustration and

growing pains of accepting adult
responsibilities. Feb. 4-20. Tick-
ets: $12/10 at 254-9578.

Park and Tilford: ‘Chaplin, Scent
‘ of a Woman, Hoffa, Home Alone
2, Nowhere. to’ Run, Dracula, A

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Esplanade 6: Aladdin, Forever

Young, :The Crying Game, Body
of Evidence, .-
Alive. 983- 2762.

The Bodyguard,

United © Church:
Recital by members of Capilano
College’s «: music. faculty/bachelor
‘transfer: program.’ Jan.;

Gallery:

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24 at 2:30 p.m. Tickets: $15/10.
Proceeds to college’s piano fund.
Info.: 984-4951, :
Centennial Theatre: Well-known
children’s entertainer Charlotte
Diamond in concert with the Hug
Bug Band. ‘Two concerts, Jan. 31
2 and 4:30 p.m,

North Vancouver Youth Band in
concert with Nitecap. Jan, 24 at 7
p.m, Admission by donation al
the door.

Elsewhere :
The Unitarian’ Church of Van-
couver: The Robert. Minden
Ensemble performs acoustic New
World music ‘on invented instru-
ments. Jan. 30 at 8 p.m. Tickets:
$12 at the door or $8 in advance;
$5 for children. Info.: 432-7505.

North Shore
North Vancouver

City - Hall

Mysterious faces and twisted dan-

..cing . bodies : greet viewers: at: this

exhibition .by Angela Brown. A
dynamic series of. paintings and

mask sculptures . will be. accom-.

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the opening reception, Jan. 21
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Sponsored
by the North Vancouver Com-
munity Arts Council.

Seymour Art Gallery: Ann = For-
man, Oils. To Feb. 7, Gallery
hours: Tues.-Fri. from 12 to 4
p.m.; Thursdays.to 9 p.m.; Sat.
and Sun, 1-4 p.m.. Gallery gift
shop is featuring work: by raku ar-
tist Heather Chapman. *

Ferry Building Gallery:.-:Neils
Petersen. Bright .Life in thé. Slow
Lane. Bold, dramatic watercolors
depict sleepy scenes of villages,
farms, beaches and mountains
along the back road of the Pacific
Northwest. To Jan. 24.

Ruth Massey. Recent | Works.
Strong oil impressions reveal. the
beauty of design in: nature. Jan.
26 to Feb. 7. .
Presentation House Gallery:
Raymonde April. April’s ‘images
are drawn from her own experi-
ence; her work incorporates dis-
jointed narrative photographic se-
quences. She combines the mun-
dane of everyday existence with
the mysterious. ‘To Feb. 21.
Booklovers:

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