course at the college next year.

ONE HUNDRED technicians and
assorted film personnel descended
on North Shore Studios last month
to begin work on Run, produced
by Disney's Hollywood Pictures.
The movie stars Patrick Dempsey
and Tracy Pollan (Michael J. Fox’s

DAVID SEWELL, Bret Pendleton
and Elisa Cogan joined scores of
other youngsters last week at the
Queen Elizabeth Theatre to audi-
tion for parts in Victor Hugo’s Les
Miserables, coming to Vancouver

These people are in-
telligent, quick-minded, and
versatile. Others usuaily enjoy
their company because they
all have a good sense of
humor, liking to act up and
clown a little. They do have a
dignified, prim. and proper
side, but they can loosen up
and be fun, too. Expression
comes easily for them and
they can be argumentative
and fond of debate. They
could do well in sales as they
are outgoing, spontaneous,
and good-natured. They do
have to guard against a
tendency to be somewhat
disorganized and scaitering at
times, leaving things to the
last minute and then they do
not always finish what they
start.

Although they are general-
ly quite healthy, any weakness
would come out in the liver
and skin through over-eating
and indulgence in sugars and
starches. Since they take their

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entertainment N

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wife).

Dempsey plays Harvard law
student Charlie Farrow, who gets
blamed for the death of the only
son of a mob boss. Pollan as Karen
Landers gets mixed up with Far-
row.

Local kids eye Miserables

in July. Sewell has been called
back for a second audition. The
West Vancouver boy is irying out
for the part of the spunky street
urchin Gavroche.

RS TOUR WANE?

' 3 CHAR LES, JEAN, JAMES, CLAIRE,
: JACKIE, TOM, ALICE

responsibilities very seriously
they tend to worry too much.
They are caring people and
make good parents. They
must guard against being too
emctional as they are roman-
tic, affectionate, and sym-
pathetic. Their names bring
out a fairly well-balanced
nature but nicknames do
cause quite different qualities
to express.

Call 736-2875 and ask for a
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understanding.

photo Paul

SANDY WILSON, director of My American Cousin, talks to student Claude Philoctete during a scvipt-
writing class held last week at Capilano College. Wilson was guest speaker for the last class of the course,
which focuses on writing for the screen, T.¥. and radio. Wilson will be teaching a script development

Disney films in North Van

Vancouver plays a new England
town called Sawtucket. Toronto
actor Ken Pogue is a crime lord
and Vancouver's Tom McBeath
plays a cop.

Pre-production of Run began at
North Shore Studios in early
March. The film will be shot in
Vancouver for nine weeks.

Run producers are currently oc-
cupying a 15,000 square foot
sound stage for studio shooting at
the North Vancouver studio.

Directed by Australia’s Geoff
Burrowes (The Man From Snowy
River, Ground Zero), Run is
scheduled to be released this fall.

Raspy-voiced one returns

From page 26

Blazing Away works as a kind of
autobiographical clearing of the
table. It replaces a studio album
that Island Records rejected. The
title track Blazing Away survived
to see the light of day on this live
release. The raspy-voiced one also
gives us a wistful reading of her
early Stones cover As Tears Go By.

The chilling Sister Morphine
dispatches the drug devils. Broken
English, her pivotal 1979 albu,

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Why’D Ya Do It?

Production by Hal Willner and
backup by a band that under-
stands the strength of the silence
between sounds, combine for a
superb release. Faithfull appears
for what should be a memorable
evening with Barry Reynolds, her
writing partner and guitarist, April
14 at the Commodore.

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