B6 - Sunday, January 1, 1984 - North Shore News

ICE CAPADES presents a
great range of variety per-
formers in their newest revue,
‘‘Skates Alive!’’ opening at
the Vancouver Pacific Col-
iseum on Tuesday, January 3
through Sunday, January 8
with nine performances.

Unique special effects,
magic and illusions,
daredevils, divers, inter-
nationally-acclaimed skating
stars, and the exultant return
of the ever-popular television
cartoon characters, the
Smurfs, highlight the all-new
family

Daring specialty per-
formers and comedians are
guaranteed crowd-pleasers
featuring unpredictable fun-
nyman Bob Mac & Com-
pany, *‘Diving Fool,’’ Don

Dunfield and sophisitcated |

comic ‘‘Mr. Debonaire’’,
Brad Doud.

. Lights, theatrics, and
special effects will accom-
pany a variety of extravagant

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‘“Dynamite.’’ U-S.

22 years.

Memorial

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Ice Capettes and Ice Cadets
open the show dancing the
night away in ‘Wow! It’s On
Ice!”’

In ‘‘Ice Action,’’ U.S. Na-
tional Bronze Medalist Sandy
Lenz takes flight in ‘‘Wind-
borne’? and the powerfully
expressive Paul Heath puts

-on a dazzling display of

skating and showmanship in
his presentation of
Junior
Men’s Champion and 1! !-year
veteran Richard Ewell’s scin-
tillating performance

‘balances energetic dance with

powerhouse athletics and
new pair sensation Jeffrey
and Suzannah Nolt thrill au-
diences with their exciting
interpretations.

Papa Smurf, Smurfette,
and the whole Smurf family,
make their return appearance
on ice in ‘‘lt’s Fun to be a
Smurft”’ It’s a tiew and ex-
citing adventure for the

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MEMORIAL NOTICE

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RIP.

_ ‘The old AV pub will decease’.
+ Saturday, January 7,
'. natural causes at the ripe old age *
Survived by
thousands of friends, acquain-
* tances and happy memories.
services will be held
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
January 5, 6 & 7th at the old
homestead. Old friends are cor.
dally requested to attend to say
farewell

WATCH FOR OUR NEW ARRIVAL, IN THE
MEANTIME FILL IN THE GAP.

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out of slippery situations set
up by the greedy Gargamel
and his sly sidekick, Azreal.

An evil sorcerer
transforms a sea creature into
a radiant princess in the
Chinese fable, ‘“The Sea
Nymph: and The Prince.’
Featured skaters are two-time

Korean National Champion, . =.

Jean Yun, newcomer Ray
Belmonte and the daring
adagio artists, Randy Coyne
and and Debby Cutter.
Evening performances are
Tuesday, January 3 through
Saturday, January 7 at 8
p.m. with matinees on Satur-
day, January 7 at 12 p.m.
and 4 p.m. and Sunday,
January 8 at 2 p.m. and 6
p.m. Ticket prices are $6.50,
$7.50 and $9.50 with dis-

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citizens ee specified perfor- |

mantces:Tickets are on sale at
Vancouver Ticket Centre and
all outlets.

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985 4181

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ICE CAPADES, a seasonal tradition, comes to Vancouver January 3 with a variety revue, in-
cluding the fable The Sea Nymph and the Whale pictured above.

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