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December 21, 1980 Tel. 985-2131

Making it
n the movies

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WV women find a new career

By OLGA RUSKIN

“It’s like being 18 again.
The excitement of starting
something new” observes
4l-year-old Jenny Bailey
about what acting has
done for her. Jenny and
36-year-old Liz Wride,
also of West Vancouver,
have worked im_ several
locally produced movies
hoping to make acting
their full time career. It is
refreshing to encounter
enthusiasm such as theirs.

Recently as extras (which
Means you are seen but not
usually heard in a movie)
Jenny and Liz appeared in
their roles as guests at an
outdoor barbecue in “The
Babysitter” a made-for-TV
movie with Wiliam Shatner
and Patty Duke Astin filmed

in Deep Cove and shown
here at the end of
November.

Christmas! and
in the New Year

Bran. who has
just joined us

They have other credits as
well including speaking roles
in a stage play.

“Acting is what I've always
wanted to do and now it's
wonderful to be fulfilling my
dream,” says Jenny.

“For more than a decade,”
explains Liz, “my consuming
interest has been the
moulding of a family unit
and the creation of a secure

environment. Now with
house remodelled and
children maturing I can

begin a new and exciting
penod of my life with the
loving support of my fami-
ly.”

Jenny and Liz, who both
have two children, are
neighbours in West Van-
couver. They enrolled in
TV/film workshops” with
Canadian director Michael
Berry over a year ago. and
thats how “Our Bnilhant
Careers” began.

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