BROADWAY,

707 West Broadway

(874-1927).

CAPITOL, 820 Granville Mall,
(669-6000).

CORONET, 851 Granviile
(685-6828).

DENMAN PLACE, 1737 Comox
(683-4647).

DOLPHIN, Hastings at
Willingdon, (299-7303).
DOWNTOWN, 965 Granville,

(685-6725).

FINE ARTS, 1117 West Georgia,
(685-7821).

LOUGHEED DRIVE-IN,

Broadway east of Boundary,
(294-2991).

SHOWING NOW

AIRPLANE (M) Downtown

2:05, 3:35, 5:05, 6:40,
8:10, 9:45. Lougheed Mall
7:00, 9:00, Mats. Sat. Sun.
2:15

BEING THERE - Fine Arts
7:15,9:40, Mat. Sat. 2:00.

BENEATH THE VALLEY OF
THE ULTRA VIEXENS (R)
Broadway 7 :30,9:30.

BRUBAKER (M) Capitol
2:40, §$:00, 7:20, 9:45.
Park Royal 7:30, 9:50, Sat.-
Sun. 2:30.

CADDYSHACK (M) Capitol
2:15, 4:10, 6:00, 8:00,
10:00 Daily. Comba 7:30,
9:30. Mats. Sat.-Sun. 2:00.

CHEECH AND CHONGS
NEXT MOVIE (M) Coronet
2:00, 3:40, 5:40, 7:40,
9:40. Odeon TI WV 7:00,
9:15. Dolphm 7:30,9:30.
CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF
THE THIRD KIND (G) Vogue
2:25, 4:50, 7:20, 9:50.
Odeon W.V.7:00,9:20.
COUP DE TETE (M) Vassity.
Enghsh subatles 7:30,9:30.
DRESSED TO KILI (R)
Capitol 2:50, 5:00, 7:15,
9.30. Comba 7:00, 9:00.
Mats. Sat. Sun.

FAME (M) Capmaol 6, 2 10,
4.25.6 45,9 05

At the movies

LOUGHEED MALL, Burnaby,
(937-3461).

ODEON, (downtown)

881 Granville, (682-7468).
ODEON, (West Van),

1565 Marine, (922-6343).

PARK, Cambie at 18th,
(876-2747 }<

PARK ROYAL,

South Park Royal, W.V.
(922-9174).

STANLEY, Granville at 12th
(733-2622).

VANCOUVER CEN .
Granville at Georgia, (669-4442).
VARSITY, 4375 West 10th.
(224-3730).

VOGUE, 918 Granville,
(685-5434).

HERBIE GOES BANANAS
(G) Park Royal 2:00, 7:00,
9:00. Mats. Sat, Sun, Mon.
2:00,4:00.

HONEYSUCKLE ROSE (M)
Capitol 2:15, 4:35, 7:00,
9:30.

KRAMER VS. KRAMER (M)
Fraser7 :30,9:30.

RABE THE TITANIC
W.V. Odeon 7 :00,9:20.

THE BIG RED ONE (M)
Capitol 2:45, 4:50, 7:00,
9:10.

THE FINAL COUNTDOWN
(M) Vancouver Centre 2:15,
4:10, 6:05, 8:00, 10:00
Daily.

THE FIENDS H PLOT OF FU
MANCHU (M) Denman 6:30,
8:20, 10:10. Mats. Sat.,
Sun. 2:00. Lougheed Mall

(G)

7:15,9:15. Mats. Sat., Sun.
2:00.
THE HUNTER (M) Van-

couver Centre 1:45, 3:40,
5:30,7:25,9:25 Dally.

THE BLUE LAGOON (R)
Odeon Granville 2:00, 4:00,
6:00, 8:00, 10:00. Dunbar
7:30, 9:30. Odeon West
Van.7:15,9:45.

THE EMPIRE STRIKES
BACK (G) Stanly 1:30.
4:00,7:00,9:30.

USED CARS (M) Broadway
7:-30,9:30.

The live theatre

“Arts Club Theatre on
Granville Island (087-1644)
PIPPIN (musical)

“Stage 33 FIA West
Hastings (649 9211) SONGS
OF THE CABARETS
(eancan burlesque and
songs)

“Chey Seage 751) Thurlow

Re RRAX

e Fully Licensed

at Delbrook Plaza
Reservations Advised

Chinese IFood

Authentic Cantonese Cuisine

WOON LEE INN

e Air Conditioned

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Mon.-Sat. 4 p.m.-11:30 p.m.
Sun. & Holidays 4 p.m.-10 p.m.

3751 Deibrook Ave.

(688-7013) FOR COLORED
GIRLS.

*Arts Club 11S] Seymour St
(687-1044) MABEL
LEAVES FOREVER.
*Studio 58 VCC 100 W 49th.
(324-5227) THE NIGHT OF
THE IGUANA.

°Q.E. Playhouse (087-4444)
CHAPTER TWO (comedy)

Deibrook
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Queens

Upper Levels

986-7922

Parade starts Saturday morning

This year, Pacific National
Exhibition has tapestried the
program of’ events for its
66th annual Fair, with old
friends and new — and more
than a few surprises.

“Fun-for-All” has been
chosen as the theme for the
17-day carnival of en-
tertainment, competition,
colorful exhibits, dynamic
action and, in addition, quite
a slice of wit and wisdom.

Scheduled to run from
August 16 through Sep-
tember 1, the PNE Big Show
has planned crowd-pleasers
to suit all tastes and ages.

In the Coliseum,
Showcase 80 will be offering
headliners such as Canada's
Rock and Roll Phenomenon,
Prism, August 16; Charlie
Daniels Band, August 17; for
Sci-Fi fans, Gene Rod-
denberry’s “the Star Trek
Experience”, August 21, 22
and 23; Johnny Cash, August
24; John Denver, August 30;
and the King of Canadian
Rock, Burton Cummings,
September 1.

All shows start at 8:00
p.m., except Star Trek
which will be presented
twice each day at 2:00 p.m.
and 7:30 p.m. Tickets for
attractions are available at
all Vancouver Ticket Centre
ouuets and at the Coliseum
Box Office.

Another high flyer will be
the first Federal Govern-
ment Pavilion featuring its
own special luminary, a
mock-up of the Canadian
Armed Forces new fighter

plane the CF-18A. Two
custom designed red and
white striped tent-lke

structures will house 25,000
square feet of displays from
15 government departments
and agencies. Highlights of
the display will also be
mock-ups of the DASH-7
and the Challenger, plus a
multi-cultural stage show.
This summer, in addition
to the glamour of the annual
Miss PNE Pageant August
19, there will be a Golden
Agers Special August 20,
dancing to the big band
sound of Mart Kenney and
Norma Locke. The Fair will

host its second annual
British Columbia Esso
Talent Festival August 27
and August 28, drawing on
gifted performers through-
out the province.

The finals will be
broadcast live throughout
British Columbia on CBC
television. And, as always,
the air will be laced with the
excitement, the buzz, the
special taste and pace of
Western Canada’s largest
annual exhibition.

For action enthusiasts, the
scoreboard lists the tense,
international competition at
the daily logging shows; the
roaring destruction of the
world’s largest Demolition
Derby and exciting new rides
on the Midway.

The Prize Home is more

attractive than ever
featuring the finest B.C.
craftsmanship. Prize

programs remain at $2 each
for five chances to win the
home, plus a chance every
day to win a new GM car
valued at up to $10,000 or a
home appliance.

At the Funfest Features
Bowl, spectators will be
gasping at the feats of the
Ski Labatt Acrobatts; the
Sky Cycle Trio and _ the
Swaying Bilros; and = ap-
plauding the magnetic
appeal of internationally-
known hypnotist, Romane.
Top local names will be
performing daily at outdoor
stages while strolling the
grounds will be clowns, an
organ grinder and huge furry
animals.

As always at the largest
agricultural fair in this part
of the country, bidding for
attention will be the ex-
citement of the International
Horse Show and the appeal
of the annual Provincial 4-H
Show for young farmers
throughout British Colum-
bia. Featured breeds are
Guernsey during Dairy
Week, August 16 to 30,
Aberdeen Angus during
Beef Week, August 21 to 25
and Nubian during the
Trans-Canada Dairy Goat
Show, August 27 to Sep-
tember 1. A highlight of the

BS -Sunday News, August 10, 1980

_ Horse Show, which runs

daily throughout the Fair
except August 18, 24 and 25,
is the Heavy Horse Show
marking the fiftieth an-
niversary of the Heavy Horse
Breeders Association.

And, again, there is the
breathtaking beauty of the
Horticultural displays to say
nothing of the mouth-
watering sights of the
Country Fair!

For hobby enthusiasts
there is a_ wealth of
fascination at Creative Crafts
exhibits. Visitors can
become acquainted with the
latest technological gadgets
at Modern Living, Kitchen
Karnival, Marketplace, and
Home Showcase. At the
Food Pavilion they can
sample fare from around the
world.

And, oh _ yes, Creative
Living displays are also
planning a few surprises.

How about stained glass,
snakes and coin collections?

This winning trio doesn’t
travel together but they are a
part of one of the most in-
teresting presentations in
years.

The snakes?

They're very alive, very
valuable, very expensive,
very varied and the pride
and joy of the Her-
petological Society which 1s
arranging for their ap-
pearance.

Of course, there are all the
other displays and exhibits to
be found at the PNE — Dog
World, the Armed Forces
Display, the B.C. Sports Hall
of Fame, that wonderful
Challenger Relief Map, as
well as the excitement of the

E gears up for big show

races at Exhibition Park and
home games for the Van-
couver Whitecaps at Empire
Stadium August 23, and the
B.C. Lions, August 26.

Admission to the Fair is $2
for adults; 75‘ for children,
aged 6 to 12 and free for
children under 6. On
“Golden Ager Days”,
August 20 and 27, seniors
over 65 are admitted free
und! 6:00 p.m. On Pepsi
Kids Days, August 18 and
25, children under 12 get in
free until 6:00 p.m. Gates
open at 10:00 a.m. every —
morning. Exhibition
buildings open at 10:30 a.m.

The fun begins August 16
with the annual PNE Parade,
starting at about 9:50 a.m. at
Georgia and Thurlow
Streets. Special guests in this
cavalcade’ of floats, PNE
princesses, bands, horses
and marching men, will be
Prism, British Columbia's
very own challengers to the
top slot in the pop charts.
The Honorable Evan Wolfe
will be Grand Parade

Marshall.

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