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BLU Mankuma and Shirl Dene sing to each other in Showboat which opens tomorrow, Thursday, March 8, and continues
through March 24, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at 8 p.m. at North Van Centennial Theatre.

Video exhibit mocks TV

TELEVISION Interference is
the name of a new video ex-
hibition at Presentation
House by seven artists who,
in their manipulation of the
formats and focus of com-
mercial television, employ a
familiar medium to deliver an
unfamiliar message.
American artist Richard
Serra’s Television Delivers
People is an acerbic analysis
of the corporate structure of
television and its social im-
plications. Louise Gendron’s
feminist videotape Femmes
de Reve re-works television
advertisements to challenge
the distorted messages about
women encoded within them.
Spanish artist Antonio
Muntadas examines the role
of the reporter in shaping in-
formation to fit format in

Between the Lines.
Two-way mirror, by
Toronto artist John Watt,
displays a soap opera con-
sumer who is himself con-
sumed as television becomes
a substitute for living.
Vancouver's Paul Wong
brings to vacuous life the fan-

tasy lifestyle portrayed in
advertising.
Peter d’Agostino’s

TeleTapes uses analogy and
metaphor to reveal the seduc-
tive qualities of TV and their
effect on the viewer.

Max Almy constructs the
generic political personality
for passive consumption in
her wry Perfect Leader.

The two hour program
begins with Serra’s 1973
classic and moves through
consecutive years to Max

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Almy’s technically dazzling
1983 production, thus reflec-
ting in addition to the com-
mon theme, the development

of production style within in-
dependent video.

The exhibition continues
until March 25.

Paper dolls for adults

PAPER CUT-OUT aft, pain-
tings and drawings will make
up Tony Brownless’ first one-
man show at the North Van-
couver Civic Centre Gallery,
until March 14.

Brownless became _in-
trigued with the possibilities
of cut-out art, with its strong
color and simple lines, as
did Matisse, and he has
started experimenting with it.

Many of his oils and multi
media drawings reflect his

Anna Fournogcrakis.

ed to 2:00 am

premises.

1134 Homer St

Gencral Manage:

PO Box 640
Victonta, B ¢

1984 to be considered

NOTICE OF INTENT

RE: LIQUOR CONTROL & LICENSING
ACT
APPLICATION FOR “D”
(NEIGHBORHOOD PUBLIC HOUSE)
LICENCE

It is the intention of the undersigned to apply; pur-
suant to the provisions of the Liquor Control and
Licensing Act, to the General Manager, Liquor Con-
trol and Licensing Branch, Victoria, B.C. for a
Neighborhood Public House licence to operate a
licensed establishment on the premises situated at
1423 Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver, Mike, Paul

The above type of licence permits the sale of all
types of alcoholic beverages by the glass on the
premises between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 1!
p.m., however if the local Mumepal or Regional
authoritics approve the closing hour could be extend
It also permits the sale of beer and
BC. cider by the bottle for consumption off the

An independent survey of the residents located
within a one-half mile radius of the site is to be con
ducted by: Marktrend Markcting Research tne ,
Vancouver, BC

Residents of this arca should censure that they cast
their votes on this survey. Any additional capression
of opinion on the proposal may be written to

Liquor Control & Licensing Branch
ViW 2PH

Weitten opinions must be received by March 24,

travels around the world, and
particularly Indo-China and
Europe.

The show, which is spon-
sored by the North Van-
couver Community Arts
Council, continues at the

Gallery in the North Van-
couver City Hall - 141 West
14th Street, daily hours 8:30
a.m. - 4:30 p.m. - Monday
through = Friday.
tion: 988-6844.

Informa-

SHOWBOAT is coming
to town. Imagine your-
self aboard, tapping
your feet to the melo-
dies of its song-and-
dance duo and rooting
for the heroine in its
featured melodrama.

North Shore Light Opera
Society presents the Jerome
Kern/Oscar Hammerstein II
musical, a_ bittersweet

SHOWBOAT STAGED

BIS - Wednesday, March 7, 1984 - North Shore News

romance set in the Mississippi
River’s deep south and the
Chicago of the 1920’s.

Performances will be
at Centennial Theatre,
23rd and Lonsdale, North
Vancouver, Thurs.,  Fri.,
Sat., March 8 through 24.
Curtain time is 8 p.m. Tickets
$8 and $6, available at
VTC/CBO outlets and North
Vancouver Recreation’ Cen-
tre, 988-6166.

Shore Light Opera
presents

Spring Specials

every nite from 5 00 pm

ROAST RIB EYE OF BEEF

tender Juicy prime rib
of beef served just right

BREADED VEAL CUTLET

delicately scasoned and pan
fried to order

FILLET OF SOLE

gently simmered in a
herb butter sauce

VOL AU VENT

ao delightful blend ol
chicken & fresh vegetables
served ina puff pastry

Your Choice ... $7.95

all treals ate served with our
purnpemnichel bread vegetables &
nee pilaf or baked potato

Across trot the © apiane Suspensii bridge ¢

CLOSED MONDAY

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