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JOY TELLS ALL

YES, INDEED, that was
Hollywood's Barbara Eden
and her wealthy developer
husband, dining in the
Grouse Nest, at the top of
Grouse Mountain the other
evening.

Very trim in a brilliant red suit
and spike heels! Every inch the
glamor queen and just so friendly!
She was aahing and oooing just
like the rest of the tourists who
were entranced by the view from
the top.

Barbara is in Vancouver
shooting the new TV movie / Sul!
Dream of Jeannie with co-star
Wayne Rogers, one of the original
MASH stars.

The production is head-
quartered on Ist Street in North
Vancouver and they'll be filming
right through Aug. 21...

Last week’s B.C. Day Tea
Dance at the Vancouver Trade &
Convention Centre was incredibly
successful. The place was sold out
completely with more than 2,000
people in the audience, dancing,
singing, applauding and
thoroughly enjoying themselves!

Just after noon, the line-up
started from the convention en-
trance down the long hali to the
door of the exhibition halls. There
were young people, middie-agers,
seniors, people with walkers and
in wheelchairs. It was fantastic!

Even The Pez was there! What
a sharp cookie that guy is! Mur-
ray Pezim arrived looking like a

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Participant trom the shawdowa at
the OUR, Corral. Phere he was, all
duded up ina cowboy outfit.
black shirt, black Stetson, our.
landisn tie.

Apparently the cowboy theme
will be very Cin’? for this Thurs:
day's B.C. Lions game against
Calgary at B.C. Place Stadium.
He wants to keep this theme idea
going, Last week it was (Doug)
Flatie’s Muties and 250 pounds of
candy to prove thar B.C. had
more candy than Hollywood's and
Toronto's John Candy who
weighed in at a mere 240 pounds!

Murray had a whale of a time
dancing with all the single ladies
and promoting football at the
same time,

He even brought one of the
heroes of last Thursday night's
game, Jay Christiansoa, with him.
The smiling and zood-humored
6°4°° Jay was put up for bids via a
huge dance card, and offered as a
dancing partner for 10 ladies, with
the money raised going to
CKNW’s Orphan's Fund.

MURRAY PEZIM... flying high
with the early season success
of his B.C. Lions.

Organizers also sold $2 posters
of Jay with $1 of that going to the
same charity. This Thursday the
first fans through the gates at
B.C. Place Stadium will receive
squeezable bottles, etc. He’s really
a good sport!

Maestro Mart Kenny at 82 years
of age, who was thoroughly en-
joying himself, was properly ac-
claimed and saluted on this 60th
year, his Diamond anniversary on
the bandstand by the crowd and

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co-hosts Hugh Pickett and Jack
Cullen. And the music by Dut
Richards, Lance Harrison, Jimmy
Namure ind Bobby Gimby never
stopped.

The largest and longest osation

vaats for Canada’s Por. dutiette. ATi

2.000-plus people gaye her a long
standing ovation! Tn fact. she hid
to wait for the crowd to stop
clipping so she could start sing.
ing.

And there wits this older gen-
theman who seemed quite frail, he
was bent over and very slizht. It
was Mart Kenny's former band
singer, Art Hallman. who had
flown in from bis home in Foron-
toto honor his old bass.

Art Hallman wasn't ordy a big
band singer, he was also a pianist,
sax player, arranger and com-
poser. He wits also the choral ar-
ranger on the Juliette TV show,
Art surprised everyone in the
raon with his voice and delivery!
He sings as well as he ever did
way back in 1932 when Mart first
hired him!

And speaking of veteran enter-
tainers, Barney Potts was there
with his lovely and ever-youthful
wife, Thora Anders. And it was
Barney who got up on stage and
sang a duet with Lance Harrison
and his band.

Even Expoman and Properties
resident, Jimmy Pattison showed
up — with his trumpet! He played
several numbers with the band,
including his rousing verson of
When the Saints Go Marching In.
You could almost feel the
presence of the late Frank Baker!
dimmy was in fine form ... While
it seemed like nostalgia reigned, it
was also good to see alt the
younger people there jiving to
music from the *40s!...

There were so many people,
celebrating birthdays and anniver-
saries on Saturday that they
couldn't all be announced. But
they all had a great time, thanks
io Bill Clancey, who came up with
the original brainwave. I guess the
question most asked that after-
noon was — ‘When are we doing
this again?’’ Discussions on tnis

as

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HUGH PICKETT... co-hosted last week’s B.C. Day Tea Dance at

the Trade Centre.

are already under way!...

And not only did the VT&CC
play host to 2,000-plus swingers
on Saturday afternoon, at the
same time and in the same place,
there was a magnificent and very
formal Ismaili wedding taking
place in the Convention Centre's
new, tasteful, scenic and very
spacious Harbourview Room
which is immediately beneath Joe
Segal’s view-laden Prow Restau-
rant. There were 600 wedding
guests attending...

Upstairs in John William's Pan
Pacific Hotel at the very same
time, there was another wedding
of note. It was that of former
Miss PNE, the lovely Darcelle
Chan who walked down the aisle
to become the bride of Dr. Terry
Chin. They were wed at St. An-
drew Wesley United at 11:30a.m.
which was followed by a reception
for her dance students and then a
dinner at the hotel for 600 guests.
No wonder parking was at a

premium at the Canada Place
complex!...
ese

More good news is that the co-
star of the box office hit, Phan-
tom of the Opera, Patti
Cohenour, has been released from
hospital. She had been rushed to
VGH Emergency last Wednesday
afternoon following an injury to
her back during the matinee per-
formance.

Doctors diagnosed a severely
wrenched spinal column and kept
her in the trauma unit until
Saturday. She’s home now on
complete bed rest and ice packs
for the next 10 days or so.

Toronto’s June Crowley, who's
like a twin to Patti, is her alter-
nate in the role of Christine and is
doing a great job!...

Congratulations to Australia,
the winner of the second annual
Symphony of Fire international
fireworks competition. It was a
very close contest. More on that
later ... The Nytons will doa
three-night run at Malkin Bowl,
Aug. 15, 16 and 17 ... Cheers!

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