RICHARD § Strachan,
Rosemarie Davenport
and Mo Woodhead are in
the thick of things in the
North Vancouver Com-
munity Players presenta-
tion of The Patrick
Pearse Motel. The show
runs at Presentation
House until Nov. 16 and
tickets are $6 at the door,
$5 in advance and $1 off
for students or seniors.
For information § call
988-6500.

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ONE OF Canada's best
known comedy troupes, The
Second City, will showcase
their special brand of humor
throughout the entire 1986
World Exposition.

From May 2 to October 13,
this exciting company whose
alumni reads like a ‘tWho's
Who" of the entertainment
world, will present dinner-
theatre six evenings a week at
Obie’s Flying Club.

The 200-seat cabaret is
located at Pacific Station in
the heart of the Expo 86
nightlife area.

Second City’s ‘‘slice-of-
life’? comedy sketches, set to
original music, lampoon
modern lives —_ political,
social and cultural. The best
of Second City material often
comes out of ideas suggested
by the audience. These sug-
gestions are then refined and
worked on until the piece
becomes the next revue.

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1373 Marine Drive
West Vancouver.

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IT’S HARD
anything is free these days
but that is exactly the admis-
sion to the West Vancouver
Community Arts Council's
November Film Series, three
Fridays in November.

to believe

November 15, 22 and 29
at 8 p.m. the projector will
roll to present a series of
films made by Canadian
filmmakers about the Cana-
dian Art Scene. Many of
these films i: - international
award-winning works in
themselves and are not often
shown to the general public.

November 15 features
Canadian Art and Astists
with three films about
sculpture. These films in-
clude a profile of Haida
sculptor Bill Reid, ceramic
sculptor Joe Fafard and,
November 22, an explora-
tion of where the sculptors’
ideas come from. Passionate
Canadians will include films
on the Group of Seven and
Tom Thompson, These ar-
tists changed the direction of
Canadian art and lived
fascinating lives in pursuit of
their artistic careers,

November 29, the final
night, will be a pot pourri of
films about interesting, con-
temporary artists.

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and band
Tues.-Sat.

Fri. Nov. 5- special guests
x Electric Lunch Orchestra «x

Next Week:
BARE FACTS

Tues. & Wed.

THE INVADERS

Thurs.-Sat.

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Christmas party?
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Comedy on
tap for Expo

Second City has been the
training ground for such stars
as Ed Asner, Betty Thomas,
Gilda Radner, Dan Aykroyd
and John Candy. It also
spawned the Emmy-award
winning SCTV television
show.

Throughout its five-and-a-
half-month run, Expo 86
features more than 14,000
live performances. A steady
stream of pop, folk, jazz and
rock, dance, comedy and
musical revues will be
available,

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