AROUND TOWN, the
Norti Shore News’ enter-
tainment listing, is a free
service provided for North
Shore and Vancouver cul-
tural events. Deadline is the
Friday prior to the Wednes-
day issue you request. Only
written information is ac-
cepted. The News will do
‘its best to ensure the items
appear in the paper, but
space constraints may limit
the number of submissions
‘printed. North Shore events

“oo are given priority.

"North Shore
Presentation House Theatre:
' "Mystery of the Rose Bouquet. A

: subtle and absorbing work by the
- author of Kiss of the Spider ;

Woman, Manuel Puig: Stars Nortk

"* Shore actor Sheila Paterson. Oct.

4-26. $14/10. Res.: 986-1351...
Hendry Hall: North Vancouver .-
_ Community Players are mounting

~-" the cabaret, The Razzle Dazzle .

. Comedy Club. The singing and. -
-dance.comedy is set in, Chicago
“during Prohibition. Company i is

asking audience to dress in ap-

propriate style. Runs to Oct. 12.”

Tickets by phone: 983-2633.

-, Elsewhere -
Vancouver Playhouse: A Moan
for the Misbegotten. Kathryn Shaw
_ directs this tale of unrequited love
Stars Janet Wright and Robert
: -Metcaife. Previews Oct. 8-10.
Opens Oct. 11. Runs to Nov. 2.
Tickets: 873-3311 or Ticketmaster.
Arts Club Theatre: The Club.
Musical that focuses on anex-
clusive men’s club'in the early

900’s. Shows: Mon/Tues. at 8
p.m.; Wed-Fri. at 8:30 p.m.; Sat. at

vot and 9:30 p.m. To Oct. 19. Res:

* 687-1644, 8

Revue Stage: A Closer Walk with —

: - Patsy Cline. A musical revue by

+ North Shore’s Dean Regan. Opens

Oct. 2. Mon.-Fri, 8:30 p.m.; Sat. 6
“and_9:30 p.m.; Two for one: Mon.
8:30 p.m; Wed. itatinee 5 p.m.
Info: 687-1644.
Kitsélano Neighbourhood

“. House: Coconut Theatre Society is

_ Sponsoring Widowers’ Houses;
. directed by Martin Millerchip and
.: starring North Vancouver's Cavan
‘” Cunningham, as part of the Pacific
Shaw Festival. Performances are
Oct. 8-12, 16, 18, 23 and 25.
Presented in repertory with The
. Millionairess. Tickets $12/9 at door
or by phoning 876-4200.
Station Street Arts Centre: Good
News Week: A Nostalgic Look at
1991. David King’s new play takes
“on the Gulf War, Quebec, Elvis,
Middle Eastern cuisine etc.
Previews Oct. 4. Gpens Oct. 5 and
runs to Oct. 26 at 8:30 p.m. Wed.
matinee 2 p.m. Res.: 688-3312.
Studio 58: Nymph Errant. Cole
Porter’s musical extravaganza
follows the madcap adventures of
a wide-eyed Englishwoman as she
romances her way across Europe.
Previews Oct. 3 and 4; opens Oct.
5. Runs to Oct. 27. Tues.-Sat at 8
p.m.; Sun. at 3 and 8 p.m. Res.:
324-5227,
Vancouver Little Theatre: A
Change for the Different. Flattop
Theatre presents singer/songwriter
Bill Conall in nine performances of
original music and characteriza-
tions. To Oct. 5. 3102 Main St.
Res.: 876-4165.
Jericho Gym: United Players of
Vancouver resents Stee!
Magnolias. To Oct. 6. Thurs.-Sun.
at 8 p.m. $8/6. Info: 263-8007.
The New Play Centre: Hunter of
Peace. Chronicles the journey of a
band of adventurers searching for
the headwaters of the Athabaska
and Saskatchewan Rivers near the
turn of the century. Based on the
true story of Mary Schaffer. A love
story featuring Sue Astley and
Mary Monks. Oct. 11-19 at the
Waterfront Theatre. Res.: 685-
217.

Park Royal: Company Business.
Park & Tilford: Late for Dinner,
Hot Shots, The Cammitments,
Freddy's Dead, City Slickers, Pure
Luck. Esplanade 6: Dead Again,
Terminator 2, Deceived, The Fish-
er King, Necessary Roughness,
Robin Hood. Showtime Hotline:
Famous Players 681-4255,
Cineplex Odeon 687-1515.

aE"

Centennial Theatre: Axis Mime
Story Theatre Company in The
Wild Rose and Half-A-Sten. Oct. 6
at 2 p.m. Tickets $7 at CTC box of-
ice.

Capilano College: Noon-hour
concert series features mezzo-
soprano Lynne Sterling. Oct. 8 ai !
p.m. H-113,

Gleneagles Elementary School:

Wednesday, October 2, 1991 - North Shore News - 33 -

St. Monica’s Church is sponsoring

this Vancouver Children’s Choir

concert. Oct. 4 at 7:30 p.m. Tick-

ets: $12/8. Res.: 921-9112.

West Vancouver Baptist

Church: Rob Des Cotes and The

Omego Project. Free concert

features gospel, Caribbean, and

original contemporary songs. Oct.
7: m.

North Shore

West Vancouver Memorial
Library: Paintings by Lyall Nanson
until Oct. 14. Info.: 926-3291,
local 311.

North Vancouver City Hall
Gallery: View Margaret Key’s gen-
tle watercolors, to Oct. 16. Spon-
sored by North Vancouver Arts
Council. Hours: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m:
Monday-Friday.

North Vancouver District Hall”

Mere page 34

“Mike Harcourt and the NDP are simply missing
the point of this election campaign. They continue
to wave their “promise them anything” program.
and then try to obscure our government's very

successful record by attackingsome _
personalities from the past.
They hope to disguise the real NDP agenda that:

will spend you into higher taxes.

| worrt let them get away with that. Because you should 7
never make a promise you don't intend to keep.”

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OCT. 17TH
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