ve)

Centennial Theatre: Len Grinke, photography.
To Nov. 15.

Dundarave Cafe: Celebration of Art, the water-
colors of Sharon. L. Mason.

Ferry Bui.ding Gailery: Recent Works. Elizabeth
Smily’s portraits of well-known locals. To Nov.
16. Homeland-Recollections. The culuure and her-
itage of Rita Monaco, Asuman and Atanur
Dogan, Joaquim Varandas, Benny Fung and
David Yeung. Artist’s lecture Nov. 16 at 11 a.m.

’ Opening reception Nov. 16, 6-8 p.m. Artists in
attendance Nov. 25, 7-8 p.m.. Gallery hours: 1}
a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Mondays.

North Vancouver City Hall: Painting Under
Glass. Michele Mardesic paints on the underside
of a plate of glass. To Dec. 18. Presented by the
North Vancouver Community Arts Council.
Business hours.

North Vancouver District Hall: Douglas Rae. Cil
paintings “that make the heart feel good.” Fabric Folk
Artist. Jadith A. Rae’s old world santas and fabric folk
art angels. To Nov. 27. Both exhibits presented by the
North Vancouver Community Arts Council. Business
hours.

North Vancouver Museum and Archives: Arrivals and

Departures: Railways in North Vancouver. Archival pho-
tographs and artifacts dealing with N.V.’s railway history
from 1914. Weds. to Sun. noon to 5 p.m. Free.
Information: 987-5618.
PGE Railway Station: Mary Lafreniere. Photographs
focusing on the restoration of St. Paul’s Church. Noon
to 4 p.m., Weds, to Sun. Foot of Lonsdale. To Nov. 24.
Presentation House Gallery: Track Records: Trains and
Contemporary Photography. To Dec. 14. Lecture and book
signing by Daniel Francis, author Mahing Tracks: The
Myth of the CPR. Nov. 20 at

7:30 p.m. Artist’s talk by Ron

Benner Nov. 22 at 2:15 p.m.
Gallery hours: Weds. to Sun.

recently published Seeing
review of the book see page 32.

NEW ORLEANS BRASS BANDS
Crarue Dasiaves Brass BAND
THE DIAMOND STONE Brass BAND
THE OLD COLUMBIS BRASS BAND
- FRANK WELCH BRASS BAND
‘THE OLD EXCELSIOR BRASS BAND
THE ALGIERS & PACIFIC BRASS BAND
KID ALLEN’S FATHER’S BRASS BAND
. GEORGE MCCULLON’S BRASS BAND
GAND SO MANY NO NAME STREET BANDS.
se ACCORDING TO BUNK JOHNSON)

=== SOME OF THE NAMES OF NEW
ORLEANS BRASS BANDS AT THE TURN OF
‘THE CENTURY: FROM COMING THROUGH
SLAUGHTER, MICHAEL ONDAATIE 1976

noon to 5 p.m., Thursdays to
9 p.m. Phone: 986-1351.
Seymour Art Gallery:Life is
Art. Paintings and etchings
by Charles van Sandwyck. To
Dec. 7. The gallery is calling
for artists’ submissions for its
annual Discovery Exhibition:

.A Singular Face. Call 924-

1378 for details. Gallery
hours: noon to 4 p.m. (closed
Mondays).

Silk Purse Arts Centre:
Signature Works by Arty Four.
Jane Clark, Liz Leigh, Rene
Mitchell and Jan Neal with
special guest Unity
Bainbridge. To Nov. 16.
Paintings and Pottery.

Elizabeth Dowber and Ruth Webster. Nov. 18 to 30.
Gallery hours: 1] a.m. to 4 p.m.
West Vancouver Memcrial Library: I/luminations. Sam

Charles H. Scott Gallery: The Drawings of B. C. Binning.
The people and seaside lite of West Vancouver in the early
40s. To Nov. 30.

Vancouver Art Gallery: Gordon Smith: The Act of Painting.
100 works representing the career of West Vancouver's dis-
tinctive artist.

Capilise College Theatre: Tivelfth Night.
Shake-peurean comedy, Nov. 13-22, Thurs.-Sar. at 8
p.m. $£2/8. Information: 990-7810. Dear Liar. A
comedy of letters adapted from the letters of George
Rernard Shas and Mrs. Patrick Campbell. Presented
by Eldercollege and Western Gold Theatre Society.
Qn persorn:ance only Nov. 16 at 2 p.m. $10.
Reserveons: 984-4901.

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: [¢ Runs In The Family. A
British farce presented by First Impressions Theatre.
Weds. to Sat. at 8 p.m. until Nov. 29. $12/11
Tickets: 929-9456.

Hendry Hall: Deathtrap. A thriller by Ira Levin from North
Vancouver Community Players. Nov. 14-29, Weds. to Sat. at -
8 p.m. $12,'20. Reservations: 983-2633.

Presentation House Arts Centre: The All Night Serut!. A
musical celebration of the 1930s and ’40s from Uncle
Randy Productions. Nov. 7-15, 20-22 at 8 p.m. with 2
p.m. matinces Nov. 9 and 16. $15/12. Reservations: 980-
7950 or 220-2650.

Arts Club Revue Theatre: Vancouver New Play
Festival: Criminal by Elizabeth Dancoes alternates
with Java Life by Aaron Bushkowsky until Nov. 23.
687-1644. Reviewed this week.

Vancouver East Cultural Centre: The Weekend Healer.
Bryden MacDonald’s (Whale Riding Weather) drama of
family catharsis. Nov. 14-29, Tues.-Sun., at 8 p.m.
Matinees on Nov. 22,29 at 2 p.m. Tickets: 280-3311.

Hermenegiido Sébet photo
ENTITLED Band Member at Bebé Ridgely's Funeral, this 1961 photograph ts one of a number of images in the
Jazz, an essential read documenting the blending of sound, words and art. For a

Ensemble featuring, compositions by Mark Armanini. Nov. 18 at
1 p.m. Student Recitals Nov. 20, 27 at 12:45 p.m. All concerts
free.

Centennial Theatre: Lean On Me. A musical revue in con-
juaction with Together Against Violence. Nov. 20, 21 at 8
p.m. For tickets, $22 or $17 in advance, call 988-2422.
Pilgrim Chorus presents their year end performance Nov. 16 at

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Short, photography. Espana! Sandi Wilson, photography.
Both shows to Nov. 30.
West Vancouver Muscum and Archives: Chapman

Laud Surveying: 90 Years of Land Development in West concerts. 0

Vancouver. Opens Nov. 19. Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, hy

noon to 4:30 p.m.

Capilano College Theatre: The Vancouver Chinese Music

Runs in
the family

DEEP Cove
favorite Don
Mackay (left)
stars with
Barry Duffus
in the First
Impressions
production of
the British
farce it Runs
in The Family.
The show runs
Weds. through
Sat. at 8 p.m.
at the Shaw.
Theatre until
Nov. 29.
Tickets,
$12/11, can be
reserved at
929-S456.

Features: the fundraising 911 Lions Gate Hospital Relay,
how the United Way supports local agencies and
overcoming culture shock with a little neighbourly help.
Sunday, November 16 at 6:30 pm

ART JONES & COMPANY :
Includes H.A.D. Oliver, former Supreme Court Justice
and Me! Cooper, president of CFAX 1070 Radio.
Saturday November 15 at 7 pm
Repeating Tuesday November 18 at 12:30 pm
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