32 - Wednesday, March 6, 1985 - North Shore News

Entertainment

Desert
begins

THE NORTH Shore Light
Opera. Society open their
nine-night performance of
The Desert Song at the Cen-
tennial Theatre Thursday,
the latest in a series of an-
nual shows.

Performances, at 8 p.m..-

nightly, will be held on
March Thursday, Friday and
Saturday this week and on
those same days over the
next two weeks ending
March 23.

Tickets at $8 for adults

and $6 for seniors and stu- .
dents (Thursday and Friday .

performances only) are
available from cast
members, from the North

c. Hearn
feundation

CHAD ALLEN is providing one-man rock and roll at the Avalon this month. Allen,
who started his career with the Guess Who and provided vocats on such hits as Shakin’
All Over before being replaced by Burton Cummings, has been playing clubs and pubs
throughout the region for the past several years, blending some of his favorite old rock
and roll, his own music and — on occasion — some of thet old Guess Who music.

song
Thurs.

Vancouver Recreation Cen-
tre at 988-6166 and VTC/
CBO outlets at 280-4444,
Group rates are available at
926-2849,

The Desert Song, by Sig-

mund Romberg and and-

Oscar, Hammerstein II,
features such popular songs
‘as The Riff Song, Margot,
Romance, One Alone and
the title Desert Song.

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Quilts on show

- DAPHNE TRIVETT’S se-
cond “one-woman show of
Quilts opened at the. West
Vancouver Memorial
Library on March | and runs
until March 21.

Eight quilts, three jackets
and a vest comprise this
show called (with tongue-
in-cheek) Gifted Quilts.

All of the works are —
assembled by machine and
hand quilted. A variety of
techniques are used in the
design work including batik,
hand painting, strip

mathematics, she is also
known for initiating the
since 1962 and has made Playworker program at the
over 60 quilts and many Children’s Festival and the
garments. he creative recycling project
Trained as a teacher in called the Imagination Mar-
elementary school ket. oe

piecework and patchwork.
Trivett has been quilting

i 5 NORTH SHORE LIGHT OPERA SOCIETY
presents at :
CENTENNIAL THEATRE
8:00 PM
March 7,8,9,14,15,16,21,22,23, 1985

Aduits
Senior Citizens

& Students
(Thu & Fri Only)

$8.00
$6.00

SIGMUND ROMBERG
OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN 2nd

THE DESERT SONG |

Tickets from All Cast members -

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dir YOU FINO Tet REFUND GROUP Rates *926-2&49e
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(2 biks. behind the Avalon)
at 1075 Roosevelt Cres., N.Van.

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Freshly baked,

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-birthday cakes, (custom orders)

Bakery now open: Mon-Sat.
from 10am

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