Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Arsenic and Old Lace, a classic
comedy thriller, presented by Deep
Cove Stage, runs Oct. 13-29,
Wednesday through Saturday.
Tickets: $10, adults; $8, students
and seniors. Info: 929-3200.

Theatre at Hendry Hall: North
Vancouver Community Players
present Staircase, Oct. 21-Nov. 5.
Tickets: $10, adults; $8, seniors

_ and students. Reservations: 983-
2633.

Presentation House: Fringe
Festival hold-over hit The Maenads
runs Oct.8-15 at 8 p.m. Two for
one preview: Oct. 6. Tickets: $12,
adults; $8, students and seniors.
Info: 986-1351.

Vancouver Playhouse:
Oleanna, one of playwright David
Mamet's ‘most provocative plays,
opens the season. Power, elitism,
political correctness and sexual
harassment are the focus for this
production, Oct. 8-Nov. 5. Tickets:

THE NORTH Vancouver
Museum explores the impact
of Canadian propaganda
posters tonight at 7:30 p.m.

873-3311.
Starlight Theatre: Forever
Plaid runs until Nov. 6. Tickets

range in price from $24 to $38 and’

are available at 280-4444 or from
the theatre’s box office. For further
information call 733-7469.

Arts Club Theatre: Miracle
Mother, a contemporary comedy
about a busy working mother
whose life is thrown into confusion
with the premature delivery of her
infant, runs to Oct. 22. Tickets and
information: 687-1644,

North Vancouver Museum
-and Archives: UBC historian
Bonita Bray presents You Can't
Sell the War Effort as Though it
were Cornflakes!, an illustrated

discussion of wartime propaganda
posters Oct. 5 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets:
$3. Info: 987-5618. Homefront:
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wartime’ shipbuilding on the North
Shore. To Dec. 31.

The Ambitious City traces the
history of the development of
North Vancouver from the early
days of logging through to the
shipbuilding industry of recent
years. Ongoing. For more informa-
tion call 987-5618.

West Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Visions of West
Vancouver features some of the
major people and events that
shaped the early history of West
Van. To Dec, 17. Info: 926-9254.

West Vancouver Ferry
Building: To Oct. 9: lan McGuffie
exhibits Reflections, a series of
photographs which are the result of
the artist's experiments in litho
film, paint, pen and ink. The
gallery is accepting works for its
fall jury, to be held Oct. 16 at the

West Van Seniors’ Centre. Info:
925-3605.

Seymour Art Gallery:
Crossing the boundaries: Two
Cultures, Two Traditions (Oct. 5-
Nov, 6) features Salish craftwork
by Judy Cranmer, Debra Sparrow
and Robyn Sparrow. Exhibition
opening: Oct. 5, 7 p.m. Info: 924-
1378.

North Vancouver City Hall:
Sherrill }!..rdy'’s Floral Landscapes
in acrylic and oil, and Ruth
Campbell's Portraits, figurative
paintings in oil are on display from
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. until Oct.
19. For more info, phone the North
Vancouver Arts Council at 988-
6844.

Harrison Galleries: An exhibi-
tion of landscapes and scenic paint-
ings by well-known local artists
including Daniel Izzard. George
Bates and Kiff Holland is on dis-

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play. Ongoing. Phone the gallery at
926-2615 for info and hours.
Crown Gallery: North
Vancouver artist and photographer
Wayne Leidenfrost has a solo show
(to Oct. 15) of acrylic still lifes and
garden landscapes. Phone 684-
5407 for info and hours.
Centennial Theatre:
Children’s performers The Gizmo

Guys, from New York, carry the
art of juggling beyond the standard
circus act Oct. 16, 2 p.m. Info: 984-
4484.

St. Andrews United Church:
Capilano College's Bachelor of
Music transfer program presents
soprano Patricia Schreider with
Patricia Rolston on piano, Oct. 25,

1-2 p.m.; Stephen Boswell on gui-
tar Nov. 29, |-2 p.m. Info: 984-
4951.

Orpheum: The Vancouver
Symphony Orchestra's Sunday
concert series opens with Tea and
Trumpets: The Life and Times of
Antonin Dvorak, Oct. 12, 2 p.m.
CBC Vancouver Orchestra per-
forms Oct. 16, 2 p.m, Info and tick-
ets: 876-3434.

British Canadian Club:
Fridays and Saturdays (from 4:30
p.m.) the club has music and danc-
ing. Info: 980-6658.

Jack Lonsdale’s Pub: Blind
Truth plays Saturday, Oct. 8 at 8
p.m. Jam sessions happen every
Sunday at 8 p.m. Info: 986-7333.