16 - Friday, April 24, 1987 ~ North Shore News

Entertainment

Cockney singer
performs at pub

AN ENTERTAINER who last
year picketed the Tonight Show in
an attempt to appear on the show,
is to perform at the Park Royal
Hotel on the evening of April 26.
Toni Sinclair will perform her
six-in-one cabaret-style show that

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publicist Sue Cook promised ‘‘will
be a very different type of act — a
cabaret show.”*
Appearing on the hit British
soap opera Crossroads for 58
- episodes and recent episodes of
_ Beachcombers, Sinclair, 38, is
hoping to make inroads in cabaret.
“‘She’s been around for a long,
long time. She wants to make a
comeback.”
Drawing on her roo's, the
British-born Sinclair does on im-
personation of the Queen along ENTERTAINER TONI
with performing portions of her Sinclair...picketed the Tonight
show in a lively cockney accent. Show.. .
Her recent stint of pounding the
pavement outside the Tonight
Show’s studios was cone ‘‘because
she really wanted to get on the
show,”’ explained Cook.
Negotiations, are underway to
have Sinclair appear regularly at
local venues.

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Society plays
Saint-Saens

WORKS BY Beethoven, Saint-
Saens and Kreisler will be per-
formed at noon today when the
Ramcoff Concert. Society hosts
another of its lunch time concerts.

John Loban on violin and Rena
Sharon on piano will present the
works as part of the North Van-
couver group’s series at the Van-
couver Art Gallery lobby.
Classical concerts are planned
every two weeks through the
month of June.

Pirates hold
tryout camp

THE. NATIONAL League Pitt-
sburgh Pirates will hold a one day
free-agent tryout camp in Van-°
couver April 25 at B.C. Place
Stadium starting at 9 a.m.

The evaluation camp marks the
first time a major league organiza-
tion has held a: tryout camp at

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