B8 - Wednesday, September 12, 1984 - North Shore News

AT CENTENNIAL THEATRE

Five hit shows for Ch

VANCOUVER Children’s Festival is pleased to
present five outstanding acts over six months in the
first-ever Festival Encore Series.

From October ‘84 to
March °’85 at North Van-
couver’s Centennial Theatre,
children and adults will have

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the opportunity to enjoy the
same high calibre of enter-
tainment that is the hallmark
of the annual festival.

Often asked by their au-
dience to put together such a
program, festival organizers
feel they have finally come up
with a package that is sure to
be a hit. ‘‘This is just the
beginning,’” assures Ernie
Fladell, festival producer.

NEWS photo Terry Peters

Lawton holds one of his drawings in hand with one

of bis paintings in the background. The theme of his work is transportation, including
trains, motorcycles, cars, and his first exhibition is showing at Firehall Theatre until

September 28.

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‘‘If audience response is as
positive as we think it will be,
we will expand, the series and
present them in other B.C.
communities as well.’’

What could be more
positive than all-family,
Variety entertainment
scheduled for all-family par-
ticipation on weekday even-
ings and weekend matinees?

And what could be a better
beginning than the first
Festival Encore Series
lineup?

October 12-14, ever
popular Sharon, Lois and
Bram kick off the series with
their lively repertoire that has
everyone joining in on the
first note.

November 23-25, hilarious
new vaudevillians Garbo and
Judkins make a return leap
onto the stage, juggling and
jesting to the delight and
amazement of all.

December 12-16, festival
favorite Raffi returns with
his very singable songs to
celebrate the holiday season.

January 18-20, Vancouver
is introduced to a super new
talent in the new
Year—genius storyteller Jay
O’Callahan.

March 1-3, local musical
virtuoso Holly Arntzen and
her incomparable jazz ensem-
ble will close the Festival En-

iidren’s Fes

core Series with many
encores. .

Every one of these talented
performers presented as an
individual concert is well
worth the price of single ad-
mission. Presented as a
package, the Festival Encore
Series provides the oppor-
tunity to see five marvellous
performances at marvellous
savings.

The series of five shows is
available at $4.75/ticket;
four shows can be purchased
at $5/ticket; three shows can
be enjoyed for $6.50/ticket.
Series tickets are for reserved
seating.

The Festival Encore Series:
all-star programming for all-
family enjoyment at a conve-
nient location’ for the right
price. Don’t miss it.

Ticket sales begin
September 10, 9:30 a.m. at
all VTC/CBO outlets, In-
focentres, Eaton’s and
Woodward’s. Tickets may be
purchased in person, by
phone (280-4444) and by mail
(VTC, 630 Hamilton Street,
Vancouver V6B 2R3).
Festival Encore Series
brochures are available at all
VTC/CBO outlets, libraries,
community centres .and

theatres. Information:
280-4411.

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