Cruises join the
big band boom

TOMORROW West
Vancouver’s Roseway
Travel presents a spe-
cial afternoon of enter-
tainment from 2 to 4
p.m. in honour of
Crystal Cruises’ Pacific
Holiday Big Band
theme cruise.

The 14-day New Year's
cruise to Hawaii (Dee. 21 to
Jan. 4) aboard the six-star
Crystal Harmony is a tribute
to the Stan Kenton Orchestra
and the big band era. Ports of
call include Honolulu,
Nawiliwili, Lahaina, Kona,
Hilo, Cabo San Lucas and
Acapulco.

The nostalgic holiday at sea
will feature seven pertor-
mances trom the famous jazz
unit conducted by Dennis
Noday, including a gala New
Year’s eve celebration.

The entertainment at
Roseway (4106-100 Park

val South, West Vancouver,
926-4344) will include dance
demonstrations and music by
the Bonsor Quintet.

' Rosewax,<ruise consultant
Naomi Turbovsky and a

~ Crystal Cruises representative
will be on hand to answer”
Questions regarding the trip
and other upcoming packages.

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WB Canary Islands, Damien
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studies of Berlin and Spain’s
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Contrast this with the
centuries-old lifestyle of the
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time stands still.

— John Goodman

TRAVEL

Some other theme cruises
announced for the winter
include: The Glenn Miller
Orchestra will pertorm aboard
Holland America’s Westerdam
during a Christmas journey
through the western
Caribbean; Norwegian is host-
ing a country music theme
cruise in the castern Caribbean
(Nov, 14-21) on the Norway
with Tanya Tucker headlining;
the same ship has an Elvis
theme cruise over New Year's
in the Caribbean with a long
list of great musicians includ-
ing guitarist James Burton —
daredevil skvdivers the Fiving
Elvises will also drop by; and
in February the Cristal
Harmony will sail on a 14-day
Latin romance cruise with
stops in Buenos Aires,
Montivideo, Rio de Janciro,

Do the Puyallup

Fortaleza, Barbados and San DUKE ELLINGTON (light jacket) brought the Blanton/Webster version of his big band to Puyaiiup, Washi nM
Juan. the Festival of Daffodils in 1940. This year's Puyaliup Fall Fair expected over.one million people.

— Jolin Goodman — event which cioses this Sunday. Last Wednesday

October 1-10, 1998

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Tuesday, October 6 - Special matinee at 1pm

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