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of the Caol aud Beyond, A
program celebrating a half
century of tcool” jazz.
Presented by the Capilane
College Bachelor of Jazz
Studies program. Jan. 14, at
8 p.m. SIS/S10. Tickets:
990-7810.

Centennial Theatre:
Sovernix, Award-winning a
cappella group. Concert suit-
able for ages 5-12 years. Jan.
16 at 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m.
$9.50. Part of the Family
Festival series. Celtie Concert
in honour of Robby Burns.
Performed by the West
Vancouver Youth Band and

photo Lee Miller

Teity Peters West Vancouver Secondary

Book Reviews Treble Choir. Jan. 23 at 7:30 PICASSO posed for Lee Miller, whose remarkable
p.m. SLO/S5. Box office: career encompassed portraiture, fashion photogra-

& Everybody Sraokes in Hell 984-4484. phy and combat photojournalism. Herz son and biog-

by John Ridley, Knopf West Vancouver United rapher, Antony Penrose, lectures about her art, 2 p.m.

Publishers, 236 pages, $35 Church: Dal Richards and Saturday, Jan. 15, at Presentation House Gallery.

For Paris Scott, the words
that echo in his head, “You're
a loser,” never seem to go
away. His attempts at success
have left him as another mini-
mart employee in Hollywood,
with only dreams to sustain
him. But when the dirty white
guy he helps out of the 24/7
parking fot turns out to be a
famous musician, Paris’s life
starts to spin wildly out of
contral. Soon he’s taken some-
thing that doesn’t belong tu
him, coincidentally at the same

days and spinning out of con-
trol on the twisting road of
greed. A hip, thrilling ride

The book is divided into
three sections, The Forest
Floor, The Understory, and

The Band is joined by
Michae! Kaeshammer, Jan. 23
at 7:30 p.m. $20. All pro-
ceeds to church outreach
programs. Tickets: 921-6379
or 925-1017.

The Avalon: Dance and fis-
ten to the sounds of Jazz DJ,
Taylor C., Thursdays from 8-
1] p.m. No cover.

Galleria Ambleside Coffee

5585.

Torrefazione Italia: Jazz
every Sunday with Dylan
Kramer from noon-2 p.m.
Into: 913-678).
Waterfront Bistro:
Mondays, line dancing;
Thursdays, adult R&B;
Fridays, rock n‘roil with MC
Rock; and Saturdays is Swing
Night. Information: 990-
4372.

Ferry Building Gallery:
Justin Newell teaches An

proceeds to Foundation for
Homeless Children and
Animals in Bucharest. Jan. 16
at 7 p.m. Reception follow-
ing. Info: 990-3474.

- Compiled bv Sharon Cocomile

“Supercalibagelistic
especiallydelici ”

time that his gangster wannabe —_ from start to finish. The Canopy, examining the F

roommate makes his own grab life within the rain forest. Each — House: Live entertainment Overview of Western Art aS

for easy living. Soon the ghtter 1% Beneatis the Canopy, pho- section features both piant and every Thursday, Friday and History. Mondays, Jan. 17- &

of tinsel town that blinds them —_ tographs by Kevin Schafer, animal life from that area of Saturday at 8 p.m. and March 27. {nformation: 925- j

both tums out not to be suc- text by Downs Mathews, the rain forest. The colourful Sundays at 3 p.m. No cover, 7290. \
Information: 913-3449.

cess and fame, instead it’s
revenge and retribution.

“Hollywood and her tramp
sisters fame and fortune were
nothing but a bunch of whore
seducers, With 2 smile and a
wink and a wiggle of the ass
they shanghaied you over to
some dark comer where their
brothers, the twin goons
despair and defeat, waited to
come at you bearing all the
preasantries of a back-alley
abortion.”

Chronicle Books, 144 pages,
$24.95 US.

Beneath the Canopy takes
the reader on a journcy to a
magical place thar few of us
will ever see. The South
American rain forest is like a
world unto itself containing
thousands of unique species of
plants, animals and birds. The
world’s highest waterfall,
Angel Falls is here. The
longest river, the Amazon
flows through it. The biggest

Ridley takes you on a tale snake, the Anaconda lives in it.
of fear and loathing that runs All of this and much more ave
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photas are accompanied by a
detailed description. As you
get further into the book the
interdependence of the life
within the forest becomes
clearer, This fascinating book
brings you closer to this
unique part of the world and
asserts the importance of con-
servation, providing a dual
‘service of entertaining and
educating.

The family that wate

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Maplewood Pub: Live music
every Sunday night at 7:30
p.m. Silverlode plays the last
Sunday of each month. Info:
924-1834.

Ocean Cove Bistro: Jazz
every Thursday night at 7:30
p.m. Info: 913-2471.

Rusty Guill Neighbourhood
Pub: Jazz every Sunday start-
ing at 8 p.m. Info: 988-

evens

Presentation House:
Passions. An evening of poet-
ry, music, dance and video.
Romanian actress Irina
Dumitriu Gazibar presents
the poetry of Bernie Malach.
Admission by donation. Net

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