WEST VANCOUVER
Sketch Ctiub celebrates its
37th annual spring art show
with an exhibition in Park

Royal south March 26 to
April 7. A wide range of sub-

jects and media will be
represented.
Tribute to West Coast

Music is in its fourth year.
The date has been changed to
March 18 at the Commodore
Ballroom. Ticket holders
reception will be 4:30 p.m. a
buffet dinner will follow at
§:30 p.m. and presentations
begin at 7:30 p.m. Ticket
prices are $35 for members,
$40 for non members. Infor-
mation 733-9707.

Always wanted to be in the

ovies? Extraordinary

asting is a new company
designed to provide extras for
locally made movies. They
will have a mass open casting
call Sunday February 26
from | p.m.to 5 p.m. at 1312
Richards Street. For $15 you
can be registered for a year

with the confpany. Bring a re-
cent photo. Information
736-9953.

Ring Round the Moon a
charade with music will be
presented by West Van Little
Theatre at Presentation
House until March 3. Perfor-
mances are at 8 p.m. with an
extra matinee Saturday at 2
pm For information or

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tickets call Presentation
House 986-1351.

West Vancouver based
Cantata Singers will perform
Mass in C Minor by Mozart
and Magnificat by Bach at
the Orpheum tomorrow,
February 25 at 8 p.m. Tickets
687-1818.

Tom and Dick Smothers
continue with their show at
Plazazz tn the International
Plaza tonight and Saturday
with shows at 8 p.m. and
10:30 p.m. Opening act is Big
Miller.

Vancouver Symphony Or-
chestra 1984 Women's Com-

as < .
mittee Scholarship competi-
tion for orchestral in-
struments will take place
Saturday and Sunday April
28, 29 at UBC Recital Hall.
The competition is open to
ages 14 to 24 with almost
$3,000 in prizes to be award-
ed. Deadline for applications
is Apnl 9. Information and
applications are available
from Mrs. G.C. Inghs, 395
Moyne Ave., West Van-
couver, BC. V7S 1J7 phone
922-9835

Tabu Ley Rochereau per-

forms at the Commodore
Ballroom Saturday February
25 for one show only of what
promoters call an ‘‘ecstatic
Congo beat.’’

Firehall Theatre at 280
Cordova Street celebrates its
second birthday Sunday,
February 26 from noon to §
p.m. with tours, entertain.
ment, and refreshments. The
home of Axis Mime, La
Troupe de la Seizieme, and
Touchstone Theatre €om-
pany, the theatre will also be

MEWS photo Terry Peters

SMOTHERS BROTHERS cootinuc at Plazagz in North Vancouver tonight and tomorrow at 8 p.m. and 10:30 pom it's the

same brand of family humor they vc hept popular for 245 years, and it's stills funny Big Miller opens the show

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previewing some plans for its
third year.

Detailed sketches by
Leonardo Da Vinci, models,
and drawings are all part otf
an exhibition of the Arts
Sciences and Technology
Centre called The Models of
One Man's Mind. The
display continues at 600

Granville Street until March
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HEADLINING
THIS WEEK

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BODY WORK
Coming next week
Thurs., Fri. & Sat. —

1025 MARINE DR.
North Vancouver

DORIS Petrie,
Merrilyn Gann and
Walter Marsh appear
in The Tomorrow Box
at the Queen Elizabeth
Playhouse The

Tomorrow Box plays
Monday to Saturday at
8 p.m. with a 2:30 p.m.
Saturday matinee.

Tickets VTC.

NEWS photo Terry Peters

Carson Graham music and
drama departments will stage
Anything Goes February 28,
29 and March | at North Van
Centennial Theatre af 8 p m
Tickets are $5 at the door or
call 987-9341 to reserve

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