B17 - Sunday, May 6, 1984 - North Shore News

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A U.B.C. art historian
returns to present the birth of
modern art on May 12 at
Carson Graham Secondary
School when Dennis Sex-
smith returns to North Shore
Continuing Education’s
Night School in a_ Day.
French Impressionism, the

movement which established
landscape painting as the
foremost gentre in art, will be
presented in slides and lecture
format. Sexsmith will draw
upon his extensive knowledge
of the old French provinces
and-of Paris, where-the new
Museum of the Nineteenth

Century is due to open short-
ly: the ‘Musee d’Orsay’ (Or-
say Museum), housed in a
magnificently converted glass
and steel railway station in
the 1890’s. Impressionist
painting celebrated the era of
the railway and the new life-
Styles in this era of rapid ur-

French Impressionism taught here

ban development. The Night
School in a Day presentation
takes place on Saturday, May
12 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
Carson Graham Secondary.
The fee of $25 includes
lunch. More information
may be obtained at 985-8741.

North Shore folk club begins

NORTH SHORE Folk Club
is a brand new organization
formed by British folk
singers, Eric and Betty ARm-
strong. The new club will
Operate out Of Presentation
House. It will debut with two

CATS was performed by intermediate students at Ridgeview School Wednesday and Thursday even

informal evenings of song,
May 7 and May 21 beginning
at 8 p.m. at Presentation
House. A wide range of folk
music from. traditional
ballads to rousing chorus
songs will be performed.

The club aims to develop a
foik performance series at
Presentation House that will
Provide exposure for artists
and attract the support of
North Shore audiences. They
intend to begin with a series

based on the poems of T.S. Eliot with music written by Andrew Lloyd Webber.

The National Arts Centre presents

THURS. MAY 17 - THE ORPHEUM

at 8:00 p.m.

conducting his first national tour as the Principal Conductor of the

ORCHEST

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of evenings featuring local
performers and as the au-
dience develops, they intend
to feature concerts by touring
artists as well.

Admission to the May 7
and May 21 events is $2.

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A Special Deluxe

BOX OFFICE
687-1644

PRESENTS

LEON BIBB, CHARLENE BRANDOLINI
JANE MORTIFEE, DEAN REGAN, JANET WRIGHT.
SIMON WEBB. ANDY RHODES AND RICK SCOTT

Wed. to Fri. at 8:30 pm
Sat at 6:30 & 9:30 pm

ARTS CLUB GRANVILLE ISLAND THEATRE
OPENS FRIDAY

AIN'T
MISBEHAVIN’

The FATS WALLER Musical Show

Mon to Fri at 8:30 am
Sat at 6:30 & 9 30 pm
Thurs Mat 5 50 pm (2 for 1 at door)

ARTS CLUB REVUE THEATRE

Granville Isiand

HELD OVER TO MAY 19th

Talins

Canada s by Sherman
Favourite oe ¢ Snukal
Comedy Ow

Mon to Fr at 830 pm Sat at 6 30 & 9 30 pm
Thurs Mat 5 30 pm (2 for 1 at door)

ARTS CLUB SEYMOUR ST. THEATRE

1181 Seymour St

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A DINNER in our lovely

mM CANYON CLUB RESTAURANT or ALPINE Room

Beautifully prepared and graciously served.
Give Mother a memorable Mother's Day!

Sunday, May 13

CANYON CLUB

SPECIAL BRUNCH
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in Both Rooms
From 10:30-2:30

SMORGASBORD ope pene Gourmet Mens
2 Sittings: 2 sittings:
4:30 or 5:00 pm 4:30 or 5:00 p.m
and 7:00 pm on Gi ER and
7:30 p.m. on
vt. Gardens
DINNER @f “cys
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