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Se “JUNIOR CHRISTOPHERS of West Vancouver raised $45 recently to buy a special

- “easel for the Children’s Health Centre at, Vancouver General Hospital. Mrs. Sandra

Lamba (left, rear) with Mrs. Julie Miller display the cheque. (Elisworth Dickson
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_ North Vancouver has been
selected as the site of
Theatre B.C.’s annual drama
festival in 1979. During the
week of June 5-9 theatre
groups from throughout Bri-
tish Columbia will be pre-
senting plays chosen at their
regional zone festivals at the
Centennial Theatre in North
Vancouver.

At the North Shore Zone
Festival held at The Studio
Theatre in Presentation
House in March the play
chosen to represent this

B.C. drama festival
‘comes to North Shore

zone was ‘‘The Indian Wants
the Bronx”’ by Israel Horo-
witz performed by Deep
Cove Stage.

This controversial play
provoked a great deal of
discussion and debate in the
audience following its pre-
sentation. It was directed by
Don McLean, a_ theatre
graduate from the University
of Calgary, and starred two
young actors, Jon Ratel and
Gerry Mackay, with Jonathon
Pallone starring as the
Indian.

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Pallone has appeared in

films as well as the stage and
is at present completing two

shows for CBC’s television
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Performances are nightly
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June 5 to 9 at the Centennial
Theatre, 23rd and Lonsdale,
North Vancouver,

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