Radcliffe (of Second City

with Manitoba Theatre;
Brenda Bradley — who has
experience with film -

April 15 to commercials and revue as

Saturday April 19 by Alan F. well as musicial comedy:
Gordon, a Toronto producer Patrick Young — a leading
by special arrangement with member of the Charlotte-
Mavor Moore. town Festival company and

Starring Rosemary Payl Brown who you sce

most frequently in those
- Canadian Pacific com-
mercials... SPRING THAW

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SOUND EXERCISE

DISCO-FIT ts the co-ed exercise -with music

expenence created by professionals with expertise in
sports science and preventive medicne

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SPRING PROGRAMS
ON THE NORTH SHORE

St. Martin's Church Tuesday & Thursday 9-30-10-30 am.
195 E. Windsor St NV.

Queen Mary Schoo! Monday & Wednesday 6.00-7-00 pm.
REGISTER OR DROP IN
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL

134-7733

"Disco it" (rey, tap ts 8 service of The Stafford Consulting Group

Alan Gordon with musical
numbers staged by Ken
Walsh and Joe Sealy as
musical director.

Billed alternately as “a
pastiche of hilarious songs
and sketches” and “an
hilarious pastiche of songs
and sketches” SPRING
THAW ‘80 trades on a great
tradition of laughter and
popularity — combining |
topical wit and broadsides at
“the establishment” with a
good poke at our own
Canadian funny bone.

180 E.2nd St.
North Vancouver

Twin

Towers

European & North Amencan Cursine

Steak & Alaska
King Crableg

$10°°

SPRING THAW RETURNS to V: this week with = delightial cast to bring back fond memories of the older
productions of this Canadian satire. Shown are the cast, from the left, Mary Aun McDonald, Marvin Karon, Brenda
Bradicy, Patrick Young, Rosemary Radcliffe and Paul Brown. (Andrew Regendanz photo)

80 is
currently on a huge tour of
the country, having opened
in Newfoundland (without
their costumes which got
stuck in a blizzard) they are
wending their way westward
and will play Vancouver's
Q.E. Playhouse for seven
performances — 8 p.m. on
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, April 15, 16, and
17 and two shows nightly
Friday, April 18 and
Saturday April 19 at 6 and
10. Tickets through all
Vancouver Ticket Centre
outlets.

980-1510

N.Van players

present one acts

North Vancouver
Community Players are
presenting three one-act
plays at their theatre in
North Vancouver during
April, which will go from the
wildly funny to the thought-
provoking and provide a
balanced evening of theatre.

The first play “BLIND
DATE” by Frank Marcus
concerns the meeting of a
young girl and an older man
at a London railway ter-
minus where problems of
identification present some
amusing situations.
Following this is
“SHELTER” by Alun Owen,
which takes the audience
through the persuasion of a
young woman sheltering
from the rain to take an
honest look at the unhap-
piness of her marriage.

Lastly “NEXT” by
Terrence McNally shows
action in the medical room
of a U.S. Army Recruiting
Centre where a middle-aged
draftee makes some
unexpected discoveries in
the course of a physical

examination.

These three one-act plays

_will be presented at Hendry

Hall, 11th & Hendry (two

blocks east of Grand
Boulevard), North Van-
couver on Thursday to

Saturday, April 17 to 19 with
curtain at 8:30 p.m. and
tickets $3.00.

Further information and
reservations from 988-7691
or 980-4687. As audience
capacity is extremely
limited, early réservations
are strongly advised.

The Educanima Theatre Company present
MARIONETTES FROM QUEBEC

- ~ Entertaining and Educational

ae

Family Entertainment

APRIL 19

1lam. &2p.m.
at
Presentation House
Studio Theatre

The adventures of
Mushroom and his
triends in the garden.

th Tickets: Children $1.50

Adults $2
Reservations: 986-1351

A Presentation House/Capilano College sponsored event
for La Semaine Quebecoise (Quebec Week) April 14-19.

DINE NIGHTLY IN THE
“Fireside Room”

FEATURING - Live Lobster, Steaks
and Deluxe Smorgasbord

LIVE DINNER MUSIC Wed thru Sun

DANCING - Thurs , Fri & Sat ,

verSatile Band
LUNCHEONS & AFTERNOON TEAS
“Psychic Reader” Monday thru t nday
SUNDAY BRUNCH - LUNCH

introducing “FAMILY NIGHTS”
Thurs & Sun Special Smorgasbord
ONLY $7.50 Rey $10 00 .

Reservations: 988-6101

Canyon Gardens

3381 Capilano Ra
North Vancouver