28 - Friday, October 7, 1988 - North Shore News

entertainment

Busy week ahead
on the arts scene

Greece explored.

GREECE -- THE birthplace of
democracy, the cradle of civiliza-
tion and the fountainhead of
reason — comes to the big screen
in North Vancouver Oct. 13.

The latest in the World Adven-
ture Tours 1988-89 season, the
film Grecian Odyssey explores that
country, which film-maker Clint
Denn describes as having ‘‘one
foot in antiquity and the other

” firmly in the 20th century.”
Also featured among this.
season’s many World Adventure’

Tours ports of call are film-makers’
looks at Brazil, Fiji,, Great Britain
and Puerto Rico.

Grecian Odyssey runs at Cen-
tennial Theatre for two shows at 6
p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Tickets are
available at the door or from Tick-
etmaster/VTC outlets.

Collages shown

VANCOUVER ARTIST Joey Morgan
brings her latest creations — Have
You Ever Loved Me? Preparation
for a Work in Progress — to the
Presentation House gallery through

_ Oct. 23. For details: 986-1351.

Festival rolls

THE SEVENTH annual Vancouver
International Film Festival enters
its second week with films from all
over the world showing at four
cinemas in Vancouver.

The festival, which began Sept.
30 and runs to Oct. 16, brings 130
films to local audiences, with a
number of surprise presentations
included.

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Thursday
October 6
thru
Tuesday
October 11

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The films are showing at Van-
couver’s Ridge Theatre at 3131

Arbutus St.; the Hollywood
Theatre at 3128 West Broadway;

_ the Pacific Cinematheque at 1131

Howe St.; and the Vancouver East
Cinema at 2290 Commercial Dr.

For 24-hour festival information
call 685-VIFF (8433).

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988-5585

an

Pinter staged

(evenings).

Duo to sing

SOPRANO HEATHER Sabourin
and baritone William Kelly present
opera, baroque, romantic and
Gershwin music in an evening of
song Oct. 15 in West Vancouver.

An accomplished soloist,
Sabourin joins Kelly's ringing
baritone in the program of solos
and duets, including a medley
from Porgy and Bess.

A former engineer, ‘Kelly now

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&S

THREE NIGHTS

CT. 6, 7,8
WITH

LINTON GARNER QUARTET

Reservations Recommended

MARK. GASH (foreground), Derek Green and Christie Duntop join
the Actors’ Guild in presenting The Private Ear. A one-act comedy
involving a romantic triangle that ensues when a shy man gets his
suave best friend to help in entertaining a lady, The Private Ear is
preceded by four review sketches from Harold Pinter. Performances
run Thursdays through Saturdays Oct. 13 to 29 at 106 West First St.
‘in North Vancouver. For details, tickets: 921-9857 or 662-3709.

plunges himself wholeheartedly

into singing.

‘Wve always liked  singing,’’

said West Vancouver's Kelly, 61, .

who is now busy with practices.
“It was a distraction for me in my
engineering days.’ .

Last season saw Sabourin debut
with the Vancouver Symphony
Orchestra, where she was twice
the featured soloist in the Tea and

ON A RETURN ENGAGEMENT
FROM THE LOEW’S HOTEL IN
MONTE CARLO AND WRAPPING
UP A RECORDING SESSION WITH THE
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

THE THREE GREENHORNS IS
PROUD TO PRESENT:

KENNY COLMAN

Romantic Adventure ¢ Live Entertainmant
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SAUL BERSON — Alto Sax

Wednesday Guitarist/Vocalist
MICHAEL CUMMINGS

Trumpets concert series.

Recent solo engagements for
Kelly include concerts with the
Handel Society, Douglas College,
the Victoria Symphony and the
Vancouver Opera Company.

The West Vancouver United
Church concert — at 2062 Es-
quimalt Ave. — starts ‘at 8 p.m. For
more information, call the church
office at 922-9171.

Monday Night
Jam Session

OCT. 70

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