’ From page 24 Hilda's Fish & Chips 1425 Marine Dr. (Vilage Square) WY 926- 8664) ; Salmon House on the Hill 2229 Fotkesten: Why. WY 926-3212 Sea Mates Seafood Restaurant 998 Marine Dr., N¥ 980-1213 Seven Seas Seafood Restaurant * j$oot! of Lonsdale Ave, NY 987-3344 The Sundowner 34 Sunser Beach. WY 921-8161 Surfside Seafood 2070 Marine Dr. NY 980-261! Trolt’s: Restaurant, = GAO8 bay $e, WY 921-7155 6418 Bay Sc, WY 921-8048 \ Keua Thai Restaurant ‘1445 Lonsdale Ave, NY 990-9349 Thai Palace #31 u Chadwick Court, NY 987-2009 DIRECTOR Jacques Rivette and Jane Birkin go over a scene on set. BRAVO! airs . Rivette’ 's 1991 film La Belle Noiseuse on May 8 as part of their special month-long celebration of French cinema, art and culture. , French get special treatment on BRAVO! channel Friday, May 1, 1998 — North Shore News —25 SATURDAY MUSIC: Lon Reed: Rock and Roll Heart (Channel 26, 10 p.m.) The 30-vear career of the former Velvet Underground leader is pro- filed in a one-hour documen- tary on Detroit’s PBS channel. MUSIC; Austin City Limits (PBS Channel 30, 11 p.m.) Ray Benson’s Texas jump band Asleep at the Wheel and The Manhaitan Transfer are featured live. SUN MOVIE ~ %%& Waiting to Evhale (1995) (ABC Channel 31, 9 p.m.) Whitney Houston, Angela Bassett, Wesley Snipes and Gregory Hines star in Forest Whitaker’s directorial debut. Soundtrack features music written for the film by ce including Mary J. Blige’s drop-dead classic Nor Gon’ Cry. = tetetek The Big Sleep (1946) (KVOS Channel 12,9 p.m.) Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall star in Howard Hawk's version of the Raymond Chandler novel. The Unent guide to film noir calls it “a fevered ride through ~ a dreamlike, afterhours Los * Angeles.” Everything revolves around the interaction berween the nwo stars — the fis incomprehensi- ble. As it should be. MOVIE:- *&% Fureign: Correspondent (19-40) (Farnily Channel|51,-10 p.m.) Rarely shown Hitchcock film made Photo Cahiers du cinéma Gr pot Vegetarian Restaurant 2220, Marine Dr., WY 925-2218 ina Vietnamese Cuisine 2808 Marine Dra WY 926-6001 FOR the third consecutive year BRAVO! TV (channel 28) will carry - exclusive coverage of the opening 13) and closing (May 24) cere- s from the Cannes Film Festival. Canadian filmmakers usually make quite a splash at the festival — Atom - Egoyan won three awards last year, and the year before David Cronenberg’s Crash had a special award created to ree- ognize its controversial response. ‘This year American filmmaker Martin Scorsese has been named President of the Jury at Cannes. Roger Ebert usually does the entertaining play-by-play for the viewers ac home. To enhance their coverage BRAVO! BARBER’ is focussing on French culture through- out the month of May. This will include films such as Jean-Luc Godard’s brilliant 1965 sci-fi film noir Alphaville starring Eddie Constantine and Anna Karina, and Louis Malle’s first fiction film Ascenseur pour U’Echafand (1957) with a soundtrack by Miles Davis. Stay tuned. ~— John Goodman during his transition period to Hollywood. Joel McCrea and Laraine Day star as lovers searching for Nazis in London and California, Dorothy Parker’s buddy Robert’ Benchley gets a character role. Sce more page 2 XPERT’S GUIDE To THE OPERA It 18 SAID THAT ROSSINI WROTE THE: E OF SEVILLE IN A MERE THIRTEEN DAYS. SPENDING E ENTIRE TIME UNSHAVEN IN HIS DRESSING GOWN, “HOW TRONICY A FRIEND REMARKED. "THAT YOU WROTE ‘THE : WITHOUT SHAVINGS ‘How I SPENT My SUMMER VACATION. BY GIACCHINO ROSSINI, AGE 24 “"But re 1° HAD SHAVED? ROSSINI REPLIED, “Il SHOULD HAVE GONE OUT. AnD 1F TI HAD GONE ouT, PE sHouLD- wot HAVE COME BACK IN TIME TO FINISH “THE BARBER’ IN THIRTEEN Days!? RD THE WORLD SHOULD HAVE BEEN DEPRIVED, PERHAPS, G| Hat VERDI LATER CALLED THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OPERA BUFFA IN EXISTENCE” FOR IN THOSE THIRTEEN DAYS. ROSSINI’S 's Pacific Starlight Dinner Train is set to begin its second sea- on of elegant dining tonight. “The Starlight travels along the Sea to Sky “coastline between North Vancouver and Porteau Cove each Wednesday Sunday, May } until October 15. The train departs North Vancouver station at 6:15 p.m. and returns at 10 p.m., with a spectacular sun- ~setin betwee The Pacific Starlight offers a journey back ‘to the days of rail romance, with candelight dinners, big band music and fine food, all served up in refurbished Art Deco coaches ‘from the 30's and 40°s. Onboard guests enjoy athree course, haute cuisine dinner d by an award winning chef and complemented by a wide choice of West Coast wines. New for 2998 are Murder Mystery evenings scheduled for Thursday nights on June 25, July 23, August 27 and Sept. 24. Win dinner for four on the Starlight by telling us the name of your favorite performer from the big band era and mailing it into North Shore News, Starlight Dinner Train Contest, 1139 Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver, B.C. V7} 3M5. Or you can fax them to us at 985-2104. Or e-mail to jobng@nsnews.com. Be sure to include your phone number. - Deadline for the contest is Friday, May 15,5 p.m. Lf your name is drawn you must use the tickets by June 30. BURST OF GENIUS CREATED THE MOST WELL-LOVED COMIC FAMOUS AND OPERA THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN. .VANCOL: OPERA TICKETMASTER AT 280-3311 To RESERVE YouR’ SEATS TODAY. Dir Ve eR SN ar SIX PERFORMANCES ONLY, May. 2.° cec