Theatre Under The Stars: At
Stanley Park’s Malkin Bowl is
West Side Story running in reper-
tory with Little Shop of Horrors
until Aug. 13. Tickets and infor-
mation available by calling 280-
4444 or 687-0174.

Studio 16: Richard ill, Top of
the Heap brings one of
Shakespeare’s classics into the
black comedy genre. Set on a
garbage dump, The Lord
Strange’s Players breathe new
lite into Shakespeare’s classic
tale of ambition, greed and
tyranny. The show runs Aug. 16-
20 at 8 p.m. For more informa-
tion or tickets call 733-7795.

St. Andrew’s-Wesiey Church:
The United Players of Vancouver
present Saint Joan by George
Bernard Shaw. This portrayal of
Joan of Arc runs to Aug. 13, 8
p.m., Wednesday, through
Saturday. Tickets, $12.50, are
available through Ticketmaster at
280-4444,

Arts Ciub Revue:
Theatresports returns to
Granville Island for late-night,
weekend shows. Showtimes are
11 p.m., Fridays and midnight
Saturdays. For more information
call 688-7013.

Whistler: Whistler Summer
Theatre presents daily The
Adventures of Pinocchie, at 4
p.m. and Pippin, at 8:30 p.m.
(except Sundays) at the base of
Blackcomb Mountain. To Aug.
20. Tickets: $5 for Pinocchio and
$12 for Pippin. Info: 986-4601.

North Vancouver City Halli:
The North Vancouver Arts
Council’s 25th Anniversary
Juried Visual Art Exhibition is on
display until Aug. 17, 8:30-4:30.
The exhibit, Cultural Transition,
features works by Bob Yoshisuke
Araki, Karin Bubas, Ruth Grant,
William Holmes, Queen Mary
students and others. For more
information, call 988-6844.

North Vancouver Museum
and Archives: The Ambitious
City traces the history of the
development of North
Vancouver from the early days of
logging through to the shipbuild-
ing industry of recent years.
Ongoing.

Bridging the Lions Gate
shows historic images from the
time of the building of the First
Narrows Bridge. For more infor-
mation call 987-5618.

West Vancouver Ferry
Building: Traces by Brad

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for $6; a full litre is $12.

The cones sampled by Table
Hupping’s special under-10-year-
old contingent were all excellent.

The fragola (strawberry) was
loaded with fresh fruit; the strac-
Ciattella was a creamy whipped
cream flavored white pelato laced
with chocolate chips; and the
cocco (coconut) was similarly rich
yet refreshing and loaded with fla-
vor.

Far a post-beachside dining
dessert, cool gelato on a cish of in
a cone is hard to beat. And L’Arte
del Gelato is the North Shore's
premier purveyor of gelato.

L’Arte of ice-cream, indeed,

Lamoureaux shows abstract col-
lage works in mixed media and
Table of Contents by Art Arntzen
presents 3-D, metal and wood,
hand-crafted furniture and sculp-
ture. Both exhibits run Aup. 16-
28. For more info, call 925-
3605.

Seymour Art Gallery: Design
for Living: West Coast Fibre
Exhibition features original fibre
work, juried in 1992, and a
video showing various artists af
work. The show also includes
speakers arranged hy the
Vancouver Guild of Fabric Arts.
The fabric exhibition runs to
Sept. 4 frorn 7-9 p.m. Also, the
gallery is now accepting applica-
tions for the 1996 exhibition
schedule. For information on
shows or hours, call 924-1378.

Harmony Arts Festival: The
festival, which runs Aug. 8-14,
features a tour of artists’ studios
at the West Vancouver Senior
Citizens’ Activity Centre, 605-
21st St., W. Van. Pre-registration
is required. For more info, call
925-3605.

Harrison Gallevies: an ever-
changing collection of paintings,
oils, watercolors and inks by
local artists. For more info, cal!
926-2615.

Circle Craft Gallery: True to
Our Geometry features hand-
blown glass by Lawrence Ruskin
and tapestry by Ruth Jones. The
show runs until Aug. 31. Info:
669-8021.

Rendez-vous Art Gallery: A
unique exhibition of original art
saluting this year’s Molson Indy

NEWS photo Nail Lucente

WEST VANCOUVER mayor Mark Sager, left, is serenaded by cast members of the Theatre Under
The Stars (TUTS) production West Side Story. Sager and North VYancouvar City mayor Jack
Loucks wore presented with “The Lions Gate Bridge Suite,” a set of two architectural drawings
of the bridge for display at North Vancouver City and West Vancouver city halis. Proceeds from
tho sale of the prints, $80 a set, wiil benefit future TUTS productions. Phone 627-0774 to order.

Car Race runs from Sept. 1-11.
For more information call 687-
7466.

Science World: Star Trek:.

Federation Science runs through
August and features more than

* NEWS photo Neil Lucente

WEST VANCOUVER police constable Stephanie Taylor, teft,
and West Van firefighter Jeff Bush investigate the disappear-
ance of the Ferry Building Gallery clock. Find the clock during
this week’s Harmony Arts Festival and win a Peter Kiss print.
Clues are to be found in ArtBeat windows.

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OPEN 7 DAYS

Lunch & Dinner
Wine & Beer Licensed

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(next to Paper Parade)

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30 interactive exhibits. For more
information call 268-6363.

Burnaby Art Gallery: Eight
artists joined forces to put
together Floriculture, which fea-
tures plants and flowers in the
frame of artwork. Runs through
Aug. 28. For information call
291-9441,

The Rusty Guill: Varicus enter-
tainers perform unplugged on
Tuesdays, from 8 p.m. to mid-
night.

Queens Cross: Various enter.
tainers perform unplugged on
Mondays, starting at 8 p.m.
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True Lies: 1:30, 7:60, 9:50; It
Could Happen To You: 1:40,
7:05, 9:25; The Little Rascals:
2:00, 6:30, 8:00; Speed: 1:45,
7:15, 9:40; Airheads: 1:35, 7:25,
9:45; The Mask : 1:50, 7:20,
9:35.

Esplanade 6:

Angels in the Outfield: 1:45,
4:00, 6:45; Forrest Gump: 1:00,
3:45, 7:00, 9:45; The Lion King:
12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 6:30, 8:30; |
Love Trouble: 9:30; Clear and
Present Danger: 12:45, 3:30,
7:10, 7:45, 10:G0, 10:36; Black
Beauty: 3:15; Lassie: 1:10; The
Client: 3:20, 7:30, 10:15.

Park Royal:

Bhaji on the Beach: Nightly:
6:50; Maverick. Nightly: 9:00;
The Shadow. Nightly: 7:00;
Blown Away. Nightly: 9:30; Four
Weddings and a -Funeral.
Nightly: 7:10.

Wolf. Nightly: 9:15.

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