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HACIENDA SANDWICH
445-13th Street, West Vancouver 926-8922

Evelyn Jacob
SPOTLIGHT FEATURE

ROWING UP ina

musical family

helped. So did star-
ring in high school produc-
tions of the Wizard of Oz
and West Side Story.

Nonetheless, Tom Arntzen had
his tre spidations : about playing the
part of Roy Orbison.

First, there was the problem of
not being a guitarist — Arntzen’s
background is in classical piano.
Second, he didn’t bear much
physical resemblance to the Big O,
whose unruffled demeanor was

I ffset by his trad k
Took sunglasses, black leather ONLY AT WEST VAN
and a slicked-back pompadour.

But when Red Robinson, an of- : 1845 Marine Dr.

ficial Orbison discographer, ap-

proached him after a performance | 922-0123

with nothing but rave reviews,
Arntzen knew he had captured the
real McCoy Roy.

“Red came down to the show
and said he loved it. He said | was NEWS photo Mike Waketleld
very faithful to Roy's style,” Arn- TOM ARNTZEN plays Roy Orbison in Dean Regan’s tribute at the
tzen says with glee. Surrey Arts Centre.

There were other reasons to be

excited about A Closer Walk With ; 7 RO. ADSIDE SCREENING DEVICES

Roy Orbison, the latest creation by
North Vancouver playwright Dean Arntzen comes from a rich mersed in jazz from an early age - 2 FAITIN THE PALM OF ANY
Regan, who gave us A Closer Walk — musical background — big sister or his own natural inkling, Arntzen an
With Patsy Cline. Holly is a successful singer- developed a similar love of music.
It marks Arntzen’s professional songwriter and both parents are Right after graduating from
acting debut and represents a new former members of Theatre Under Argyle Secondary in 1978 he
commitment to the theatre. the Stars. enrolled in jazz and classical voice
Hardly a quantum leap for the Father Lloyd is a professional and piano classes at Vancouver
North Vancouver singer, though, musician and one of the founders Community College.
who is no stranger to musical of the Hot Jazz Society.
theatre. Whether it was from being im- See Music page 36

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