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PLAYING THE LEAD of Billy Bigelow in the Greater
Vancouver Operatic Society production of Carousel is
Don Wright, a twelve year member of the company.
The production will take place at the Centennial
Theatre February 14-16 and 21-23.

Puppet show coming
for kids on N. Shore.

During February the
Studio Theatre at Presenta-
tion House will offer some

high calibre, reasonably
priced entertainment for
children.

February 9: ‘Puss in Boots’
delightfully portrayed by the
ever popular Dirk's
Marionettes. February 16:
‘Cinderella’ - another colour-
ful fantasy from  Dirk’s
Marionettes.

Both performances start at
2 p.m. in the Studio Theatre.

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Admission: $1.50 children
and $2 adults. Group rates
available.

February 23: Special Film
Program for Children - in
conjunction with new
Gallery exhibition ‘Wheels’.

‘Soap Box Derby’ (16

mins.) A film about the joys
of racing.

‘Skateboard’ (97 mins.)
The first full-length film ever

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- back in 1945, the show,

‘Carousel’, one of the most

- famous of the Rodgers and

Hammerstein musicals is
coming to North Vancouver.

_ As their’ 31st annual pro-
duction, the Greater Van-
couver Operatic Society will
be presenting the famous
show at Centennial Theatre
February 14-16 and 21-23.

All proceeds from the
show wil go the Lions Club

:. Charities.

Originally produced way
like
most of the Rodgers and

made about this popular
sport stars Allen Garfield as
an unemployed gambler who
starts a ‘professional’
skateboard team.

The Children’s Film Pro-
gram starts at 2 p.m. Admis-
sion: $1 children and $2
adults.

For reservations to any of
the above presentations call
986-1351 or 986-4011.
Tickets can also be purchas-
ed at the door.

922-2614

10 produce Carousel

Hammerstein pieces, seems
to improve with age, like
good wine.

Set in the carnival at-
mosphere of a New England
seaport of the 1870's, the
show concerns itself with the
love and death of Billy
Bigelow, a barker with the
travelling circus.

'C3-Sunday News, Febroaty 3, 1980

The music is vintage
Rodgers and Hammerstein
and for that reason alone
should not be missed.

Tickets for the perfor-
mances are $5 and $3 and
are available at the North
Van Rec Centre, 988-6166 or
Famous Artist Ticket
Bureau, 681-3351.

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